Ready for Dry January? Alt Bar is leading the sober social movement, creating alcohol-free spaces in Rochester.

How to rethink New Year’s resolutions with mindfulness, clarity, and achievable goals without the stress.

💼 Plan for success in 2025! Explore expert tips, local resources, & JazzCast Pros insights to craft your winning business plan.

Every vote, share, and listen brings us closer to making Getting Real with Bossy an award-winning podcast.

Navigating the Holiday Season with Grace: A Roadmap to Respect, Connection, and Joy

The influence of Native American culture extends far beyond Thanksgiving. The names of half of all U.S. states have Native American origins

On Native Land exhibit and the Native Made Market celebrates Native American Tribes in Western New York.

The art of dining etiquette, from navigating formal table settings to fostering meaningful conversations.

Creating space in your fridge + pantry for big Thanksgiving ingredients with these kitchen decluttering pro tips!

Merchon Hargrave reveals her strategic plan for hitting 1,000 new leads in just two months.

Dr. Pamala Brown-Grinion sits down with Lovely Warren, the former mayor of Rochester, New York, for a candid conversation about the journey

During National Drowsy Driving Prevention Week, we’re taking a deep dive into one of the most overlooked dangers on the road: drowsy driving

Are you waiting for external validation to pursue your dreams? Cheryl P. Williamson shares why "validation is for parking, not people"

Maryann Rivera-Dannert explores the dynamic journey of entrepreneurship, presenting you with a 7-step guide to navigating your own path

As we close out Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we tackle heredity risk of BRCA1 mutation

Welcoming Declutter Empress Radio to the JazzCast Pros Network!

October is ADD/ADHD Awareness Month, and it’s a time to recognize the unique challenges and strengths of neurodivergent entpreneurs.

Proven Strategies from JazzCast Pros to Help You Build a Strong Team, Delegate Like a Pro, and Lead with Confidence

New York demanded revenue payments from the Seneca Nation’s casinos, leading to a financial freeze of the Seneca Nation’s bank accounts.