Homemade Sauce, California Memories & One Very Unexpected Disaster

The Pope, AI, and the Future of Humanity

Every new technology brings opportunity, questions, and a little uncertainty. In this episode of Faith Matters, Rabbi Sanford Akselrad and Reverend Adrian Doll explore the Pope's recent encyclical on artificial intelligence and why faith communities are paying attention to the rapidly changing world of AI. Along the way, they explain what an encyclical actually is, discuss where AI can be a force for good, and examine the concerns that come with giving technology an increasingly larger role in everyday life. From ethics and human dignity to creativity and connection, this thoughtful conversation looks at how faith can help guide us through one of the most significant technological shifts of our time. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1946068/support]

We Survived Dial-Up…We’ll Survive AI Too!

Remember when people thought the internet would ruin everything? Or when nobody could figure out how to program the VCR? On this episode of Much Ado, host Dianne Hahn talks about the fear surrounding AI and why new technology has always made people a little nervous. After all, we made it through floppy disks, GPS directions replacing paper maps, and whatever noise the old dial-up internet used to make. AI may feel intimidating now, but history says we’ll probably figure this one out too. Listen in! Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1946068/support]

NEW SERIES: The Journey Back to Faith Matters

Every story has a beginning, and every conversation has a purpose. As Faith Matters launches on Vegas Voice TV, Rabbi Sanford Akselrad and Reverend Adrian Doll take listeners behind the microphone to share their own stories. With the experiences that shaped their faith and the friendships and conversations that inspired this podcast, they discuss where they've been, why they're returning, and where they hope to go next. It's an introduction to the people behind the voices and a preview of the meaningful discussions ahead. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1946068/support]

Homemade Sauce, California Memories & One Very Unexpected Disaster

On this episode of Much Ado with Dianne Hahn, a pot of homemade spaghetti sauce turns into a full-blown trip down memory lane. Dianne shares a hilarious story from her time in California, what she was cooking, who was involved, and the completely unexpected chaos that followed. Because apparently sometimes all it takes is garlic, tomatoes, and bad timing to create a story you never forget. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1946068/support]

Carrie Cox Isn’t Dodging the Tough Questions

On this episode of Seniors Vote, host Dan Roberts sits down with Henderson City Councilwoman Carrie Cox as she campaigns for a second term representing Ward 3. Carrie discusses why she’s running again, what she believes still needs to be done in Henderson, and yes… she also responds to criticism and complaints from residents and commenters along the way. Nothing says local politics quite like reading feedback with your morning coffee. The conversation covers city growth, community concerns, public service, and the realities of serving in local government while trying to keep everyone happy at the same time (good luck with that). If you want to hear directly from the candidate herself and get more insight into what’s happening in Henderson politics, this episode is worth the watch. Carrie's Website: https://checktheboxforcarriecox.com/ [https://checktheboxforcarriecox.com/] Read our latest issue: https://www.thevegasvoice.net/ [https://www.thevegasvoice.net/] Visit our website: https://www.vegasvoicetv.com/ [https://vegasvoicetv.com/] Follow us on social: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/vegasvoicetv [https://www.youtube.com/vegasvoicetv]Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheVegasVoice [https://www.facebook.com/TheVegasVoice] LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-vegas-voice/ [https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-vegas-voice/] Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1946068/support]