NAPERVILLE, IL / ACCESS Newswire / August 6, 2025 / In an age where smart devices know more about us than our friends do, Digital Karma by Himanshu Kalkar arrives as a much-needed guide for everyday readers. This groundbreaking book is for anyone asking, "Where is all this technology taking us-and what does it mean for me?" Blending science and self-discovery, Digital Karma makes complex ideas approachable, offering newcomers a safe space to reflect on both the promise of technology and the wisdom of ancient spiritual practices.

A Gentle Introduction to AI and Spirituality

For readers new to either field, Kalkar carefully unpacks the relationship between AI and Spirituality. He doesn’t take sides-instead, he invites readers to consider how both artificial intelligence and inner reflection can work together to improve human life.

The book addresses those unfamiliar with terms like Conscious Evolution, explaining it simply as the concept that we can intentionally grow emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. With the right tools, humans can evolve with awareness instead of just reacting to life.

What You’ll Learn About Artificial Intelligence

One of the most helpful aspects of this book is how it demystifies Artificial Intelligence (AI). Kalkar explains how AI is already a part of your life-from social media suggestions to smart assistants-and what might happen as it becomes more powerful.

He also introduces two advanced concepts-Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and Artificial Superintelligence (ASI)-and breaks them down for everyday readers. AGI would think like a human; ASI could think far beyond us. Kalkar reminds us that the future of AI depends on what kind of humans are building it.

The Human Body and Mind in the Future

The book also helps readers imagine what life might look like with tools like Neural Implants, which could help people remember better, communicate faster, or overcome disabilities. It also explains Quantum Computing, not with math, but with real-world examples: faster problem-solving, smarter medicine, and more complex simulations.

In simple terms, Bionic Enhancement/Human Augmentation refers to the process of integrating machines with the human body. Kalkar demonstrates how these enhancements could help-but only if we remain grounded in human values.

Ancient Practices for Modern Times

Kalkar doesn’t just focus on the outside world. He invites readers to explore practices like Kriya Yoga and Karma Yoga-easy-to-understand techniques for calming the mind, improving focus, and acting with purpose.

These practices are part of what he calls Inner Awakening, learning how to manage your thoughts, emotions, and energy. This becomes even more important as we approach the Technological Singularity, when technology may grow beyond our ability to control it without inner strength and clarity.

Our Relationship with Machines Is Changing

Imagine if your phone or smart speaker didn’t just answer questions, but understood your feelings. That’s the future of Digital Companions. These AI-powered systems could offer real friendship-or even influence our decisions.

Kalkar explores what might happen if these machines develop something akin to feelings, known as Machine Consciousness. While it sounds like science fiction, it’s becoming increasingly real, and readers are invited to consider what kind of world we want to build.

Staying Calm in a Noisy World

With all the screens, notifications, and distractions, staying present is harder than ever. That’s why Kalkar emphasizes Mindfulness in the Age of AI, a reminder to pause, breathe, and reflect.

The book offers tips for practicing awareness, even in a digital environment, helping readers become Symbiotic Humans-someone who uses technology wisely, instead of being used by it. This balance supports a healthier Collective Consciousness, where society moves forward together instead of becoming divided.

Combining Two Worlds: Tech and Spirit

One of the most original ideas in the book is the concept of Techno-Spiritual Synthesis. This means blending the best of both worlds technology and spirituality-to create a life that is both advanced and meaningful.

As Kalkar puts it, this is how we develop Spiritual Intelligence: the ability to make wise choices, connect deeply with others, and lead with compassion, even in a tech-heavy world.

He also explains Energy Alignment in a way anyone can understand: it’s about bringing your thoughts, actions, and emotions into harmony so you feel less scattered and more purposeful.

What Does It Mean to Be Human Today?

The book introduces the concept of Transhumanism, which is the idea of improving or extending human life with technology. Kalkar doesn’t reject this, but he asks important questions: Are we becoming better people, or just faster machines?

He describes the Digitalverse as the digital world we are already a part of, encompassing social media and virtual reality. This world can be used to grow or to escape. The choice is ours.

More than anything, the book promotes Awakening Human Consciousness-helping people become more aware, more grounded, and more loving in the face of rapid change.

How to Keep Technology Ethical

The book also tackles big questions about responsibility. What is Ethical AI? How do we ensure fairness and humanity when machines are making decisions?

Kalkar doesn’t give rigid rules. Instead, he encourages reflection on the difference between Inner and Outer Technology, the distinction between what we build in the world and how we shape our minds.

He encourages readers to think about Human Identity in the Digital Age. Are we just users, or are we creators with the power to shape our future?

Timeless Values for a Digital Age

One of the book’s final messages is about Dharma and Karma in the Context of Technology. Dharma means your purpose or duty. Karma means the energy you create through your actions.

In today’s world, every swipe, post, or click has consequences. Kalkar helps readers see that our digital actions matter-not just to others, but to who we are becoming.

Conclusion: A Guide for Everyone, Especially Newcomers

Whether you’re a tech enthusiast or just someone trying to understand what’s happening around you, Digital Karma is for you. It doesn’t lecture. It invites. It doesn’t assume you’re an expert. It welcomes you in.

Himanshu Kalkar has created a map for exploring both the digital and spiritual worlds-one that respects beginners, honors ancient wisdom, and looks bravely into the future.

This is not just a book about machines or meditation. It’s about living fully, thinking clearly, and building a future that feels human, even when machines are everywhere.

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NAPERVILLE, IL / ACCESS Newswire / August 6, 2025 / As we stand on the brink of civilization-altering innovation, Digital Karma by Himanshu Kalkar arrives with a sobering message: technological progress without spiritual grounding is a path to existential risk. The book challenges readers to explore the hidden costs and moral consequences of unchecked digital acceleration. Rooted in ancient wisdom yet grounded in contemporary science, this work presents a powerful framework for navigating the future of human life, technology, and society.

The Core Argument: Rebalancing Progress with Purpose

In this bold treatise, Kalkar does not reject advancement. Instead, he advocates for a holistic model that combines AI and spirituality to foster meaningful growth. He presents the idea that true conscious evolution must occur on both technological and spiritual fronts. Tools like artificial intelligence (AI) must be wielded with the same care we apply to our inner lives.

Kalkar addresses the increasing sophistication of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and its transition toward Artificial Superintelligence (ASI). These systems, while promising immense utility, carry potential dangers if detached from a human-centric moral compass.

Redefining Humanity Through Technology

As developments like neural implants push boundaries in communication and cognition, the lines between human and machine blur. Kalkar encourages society to view these advancements not just as innovations but as invitations to reconsider what it means to be human.

He also examines the exponential growth of quantum computing, forecasting its potential to solve complex problems but warning of its power to amplify systemic biases if misapplied. The convergence of these technologies, particularly in areas such as bionic enhancement and human augmentation, calls for a reevaluation of justice, equity, and access.

Ancient Wisdom as a Moral Anchor

To prevent the collapse of ethical grounding, Kalkar returns to the philosophies of Kriya Yoga and Karma Yoga-disciplines that teach control of thought, breath, and action. These practices, combined with modern neuroscience, offer a way to maintain emotional balance and clarity.

He introduces inner awakening as a necessary counterpart to external engineering. Without inner stability, the pursuit of the technological singularity may not lead to liberation, but rather to chaos and disconnection.

Relationships with Intelligent Machines

One of the book’s most forward-thinking chapters explores our evolving relationships with digital companions-AI agents that learn, respond, and adapt to user behaviors. As these entities evolve, the line between assistance and autonomy dissolves.

In tandem, the emergence of machine consciousness raises fundamental ethical and legal questions. If machines become sentient, do they deserve rights? Responsibilities? The discussion moves beyond science fiction and into the realm of legal and moral reality.

Staying Present in a Hyper-Automated World

In a climate of distraction and digital saturation, Kalkar stresses the necessity of mindfulness in the age of AI. He outlines mental techniques to preserve attention and awareness amidst algorithmic manipulation and synthetic stimuli.

This is essential for the evolution of the symbiotic human-a person who interacts with technology from a place of inner strength rather than dependency. Only through such balance can society begin to develop a sustainable collective consciousness.

Synthesis Over Segregation

Kalkar calls for a unified philosophy of techno-spiritual synthesis, where science and spirit inform one another. This convergence fosters the emergence of spiritual intelligence, a human faculty that is urgently needed to manage ethical decision-making in complex, technology-driven environments.

Through this lens, concepts like energy alignment become practical, not esoteric. Whether coding an algorithm or interacting with an AI assistant, one’s intention and awareness matter.

Navigating the Transhuman Era

The rise of transhumanism, the belief in enhancing humans through technology, is gaining traction. Kalkar questions this movement’s foundational assumptions. Is this pursuit driven by ego and fear, or by compassion and wisdom?

He presents the digitalverse as a future ecosystem where people, machines, and data coexist-not to dominate one another, but to collaborate in evolving consciousness and creativity.

A Call for Awakening

The journey toward awakening human consciousness is not separate from technological progress-it is its foundation. The tools we build are extensions of our awareness. If we lack clarity, we encode chaos. If we’re awake, we encode empathy.

In this context, the demand for ethical AI becomes more than policy-it becomes a spiritual obligation. Kalkar insists that ethical design must be based on universal values, compassion, and inclusivity.

Facing the Inner vs. Outer Divide

The book introduces the vital distinction between inner and outer technology. Outer tech-machines, devices, data-is only half the equation. Inner tech-consciousness, focus, and equanimity-determines how we use those tools.

Understanding this balance is central to reclaiming human identity in the digital age. Are we merely programmable beings responding to data inputs? Or are we conscious agents of creation, reflection, and transcendence?

Restoring Dharma and Karma in the Digital World

Finally, the book explores Dharma and Karma in the context of technology. Dharma refers to one’s rightful path and purpose. Karma, in the digital context, refers to the unseen consequences of every click, share, and algorithmic decision made.

Kalkar asks readers-especially developers, CEOs, and policymakers-to realize that each design choice is a karmic imprint on society and the individual psyche. There’s no neutral technology. Every tool either uplifts or degrades collective well-being.

Conclusion: A Social Philosophy for a Digital Age

Digital Karma is not merely a book; it is a new social philosophy. Himanshu Kalkar challenges individuals, institutions, and innovators to reflect deeply before acting quickly. The future is not defined solely by code or computation, but by awareness, ethics, and inner alignment.

Rather than urging readers to fear technology, the book inspires them to meet it with conscious presence and moral clarity. In an era where speed outpaces wisdom, Digital Karma stands as a vital compass, pointing us back to center.

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NAPERVILLE, IL / ACCESS Newswire / August 6, 2025 / As we stand on the brink of civilization-altering innovation, Digital Karma by Himanshu Kalkar arrives with a sobering message: technological progress without spiritual grounding is a path to existential risk. The book challenges readers to explore the hidden costs and moral consequences of unchecked digital acceleration. Rooted in ancient wisdom yet grounded in contemporary science, this work presents a powerful framework for navigating the future of human life, technology, and society.

The Core Argument: Rebalancing Progress with Purpose

In this bold treatise, Kalkar does not reject advancement. Instead, he advocates for a holistic model that combines AI and spirituality to foster meaningful growth. He presents the idea that true conscious evolution must occur on both technological and spiritual fronts. Tools like artificial intelligence (AI) must be wielded with the same care we apply to our inner lives.

Kalkar addresses the increasing sophistication of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and its transition toward Artificial Superintelligence (ASI). These systems, while promising immense utility, carry potential dangers if detached from a human-centric moral compass.

Redefining Humanity Through Technology

As developments like neural implants push boundaries in communication and cognition, the lines between human and machine blur. Kalkar encourages society to view these advancements not just as innovations but as invitations to reconsider what it means to be human.

He also examines the exponential growth of quantum computing, forecasting its potential to solve complex problems but warning of its power to amplify systemic biases if misapplied. The convergence of these technologies, particularly in areas such as bionic enhancement and human augmentation, calls for a reevaluation of justice, equity, and access.

Ancient Wisdom as a Moral Anchor

To prevent the collapse of ethical grounding, Kalkar returns to the philosophies of Kriya Yoga and Karma Yoga-disciplines that teach control of thought, breath, and action. These practices, combined with modern neuroscience, offer a way to maintain emotional balance and clarity.

He introduces inner awakening as a necessary counterpart to external engineering. Without inner stability, the pursuit of the technological singularity may not lead to liberation, but rather to chaos and disconnection.

Relationships with Intelligent Machines

One of the book’s most forward-thinking chapters explores our evolving relationships with digital companions-AI agents that learn, respond, and adapt to user behaviors. As these entities evolve, the line between assistance and autonomy dissolves.

In tandem, the emergence of machine consciousness raises fundamental ethical and legal questions. If machines become sentient, do they deserve rights? Responsibilities? The discussion moves beyond science fiction and into the realm of legal and moral reality.

Staying Present in a Hyper-Automated World

In a climate of distraction and digital saturation, Kalkar stresses the necessity of mindfulness in the age of AI. He outlines mental techniques to preserve attention and awareness amidst algorithmic manipulation and synthetic stimuli.

This is essential for the evolution of the symbiotic human-a person who interacts with technology from a place of inner strength rather than dependency. Only through such balance can society begin to develop a sustainable collective consciousness.

Synthesis Over Segregation

Kalkar calls for a unified philosophy of techno-spiritual synthesis, where science and spirit inform one another. This convergence fosters the emergence of spiritual intelligence, a human faculty that is urgently needed to manage ethical decision-making in complex, technology-driven environments.

Through this lens, concepts like energy alignment become practical, not esoteric. Whether coding an algorithm or interacting with an AI assistant, one’s intention and awareness matter.

Navigating the Transhuman Era

The rise of transhumanism, the belief in enhancing humans through technology, is gaining traction. Kalkar questions this movement’s foundational assumptions. Is this pursuit driven by ego and fear, or by compassion and wisdom?

He presents the digitalverse as a future ecosystem where people, machines, and data coexist-not to dominate one another, but to collaborate in evolving consciousness and creativity.

A Call for Awakening

The journey toward awakening human consciousness is not separate from technological progress-it is its foundation. The tools we build are extensions of our awareness. If we lack clarity, we encode chaos. If we’re awake, we encode empathy.

In this context, the demand for ethical AI becomes more than policy-it becomes a spiritual obligation. Kalkar insists that ethical design must be based on universal values, compassion, and inclusivity.

Facing the Inner vs. Outer Divide

The book introduces the vital distinction between inner and outer technology. Outer tech-machines, devices, data-is only half the equation. Inner tech-consciousness, focus, and equanimity-determines how we use those tools.

Understanding this balance is central to reclaiming human identity in the digital age. Are we merely programmable beings responding to data inputs? Or are we conscious agents of creation, reflection, and transcendence?

Restoring Dharma and Karma in the Digital World

Finally, the book explores Dharma and Karma in the context of technology. Dharma refers to one’s rightful path and purpose. Karma, in the digital context, refers to the unseen consequences of every click, share, and algorithmic decision made.

Kalkar asks readers-especially developers, CEOs, and policymakers-to realize that each design choice is a karmic imprint on society and the individual psyche. There’s no neutral technology. Every tool either uplifts or degrades collective well-being.

Conclusion: A Social Philosophy for a Digital Age

Digital Karma is not merely a book; it is a new social philosophy. Himanshu Kalkar challenges individuals, institutions, and innovators to reflect deeply before acting quickly. The future is not defined solely by code or computation, but by awareness, ethics, and inner alignment.

Rather than urging readers to fear technology, the book inspires them to meet it with conscious presence and moral clarity. In an era where speed outpaces wisdom, Digital Karma stands as a vital compass, pointing us back to center.

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JACKSONVILLE, FL / ACCESS Newswire / August 6, 2025 / Employee-owned national architecture, engineering and consulting firm RS&H welcomes Christopher Roe as an executive vice president and the leader of business development. Roe brings deep expertise in strategic growth and leadership, backed by a proven track record across the architecture, engineering and consulting sectors.

This appointment comes at a pivotal moment as RS&H rolls out its next five-year strategic plan. Designed to position the firm for long-term growth and meaningful impact, the plan underscores RS&H’s unwavering commitment to its people, clients, and communities it serves.

"We’re happy to welcome Chris to RS&H," said Lisa Robert, PE, current Chief Operating Officer, who will be stepping into the role of CEO in October of this year. "His proven track record in leading teams through growth aligns with our strategic goals. The executive leadership team and I are energized by the contributions Chris will bring during this transformational phase. His expertise will be instrumental in strengthening our foundation and advancing toward an even brighter future."

With decades of experience driving growth and developing high-impact strategies, Roe is poised to lead RS&H’s business development efforts with a focus on fostering client relationships, advancing innovative opportunities and further enhancing the firm’s national presence.

"It’s an incredible honor to join RS&H at this exciting juncture," said Roe. "The firm’s dedication to building lasting partnerships, delivering exceptional solutions and fostering a culture that values people and talent is inspiring. I look forward to working alongside the talented RS&H team to build on its legacy and help shape the next chapter of innovation and shared success."

RS&H’s five-year strategic plan forms the foundation of its vision, built on collaboration, insight and a relentless pursuit of excellence. Roe’s leadership in business development will play a central role in realizing these objectives and further solidifying the firm’s reputation as an industry leader.

Roe holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Washington and has completed executive programs in Sales & Marketing Leadership and Branding & Positioning at the Foster School of Business. He is actively involved in professional organizations, including the American Institute of Architects, the Society of Marketing Professional Services, the Design-Build Institute of America, and the Urban Land Institute, among others. Additionally, Roe has co-founded initiatives like Trailhead Communities and the Ilead Academy, demonstrating his commitment to community development and education.

About RS&H
Employee-owned, RS&H is a leading provider of architecture, engineering, and consulting services, driven by a shared purpose: Creating Tomorrow, Together. Guided by core values of integrity, accountability, curiosity, and teamwork, RS&H works alongside clients and communities to deliver innovative, purpose-driven solutions that inspire progress and redefine possibilities. With a history of tackling some of the world’s greatest challenges, RS&H combines technical expertise with a boundless spirit to create resilient, forward-thinking infrastructure and spaces. Together, we’re building a better tomorrow. Learn more at www.rsandh.com.

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13.1% of all small business reviews mention staff friendliness, in either a positive or negative context, according to an analysis of 1 million small business Google reviews.

LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA / ACCESS Newswire / August 6, 2025 / Staff friendliness is the most-mentioned attribute by customers in small business Google reviews, according to a new study by Lanc Local.

The study, which analyzed over 1 million small business Google reviews, also examined frequently mentioned attributes within specific industries, such as hotels, where 41% of reviews mentioned room cleanliness.

The primary goal of this study was to identify what matters most to small business customers by using the attributes mentioned in their reviews as a proxy.

The dataset included 1 million Google reviews from 6,000 small businesses across various industries. Review dates range from 2006-2025, with a heavy emphasis on the last 5 years. Lanc Local used Python-based natural language processing to identify and quantify over 150 customer experience attributes.

Impact of Staff Friendliness: This study found that staff friendliness is the most frequently mentioned attribute in online reviews for small businesses, appearing in 13.1% of all reviews.

Strongest Drivers of 5-Star Reviews: The study discovered that the strongest drivers for customers leaving a 5-star review are staff professionalism, product/service selection, and fair pricing.

Reasons for Low-Star Reviews: Low-star reviews are most often caused by problems with the payment process and inaccurate online information about the business.

Increased Importance of a Simple Process: Customers are increasingly looking for a simple process, with mentions of this attribute growing by 162.4% over the last two years compared to the two years prior.

Industry-Specific Findings: The study also revealed key industry-specific drivers, such as taste and food quality being the most mentioned attribute for restaurants, and staff helpfulness being a key factor for retail stores.

Complete Study Results: https://www.lanclocal.com/blog/small-business-google-reviews-study/

Lanc Local is a regional small business publication, offering in-depth business analysis and local guide articles that serve as a resource for both small business owners and their customers.

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First podcast dedicated to the profession of pharmacy covers McKesson, Cencora, and Cardinal Health events

BROWNSVILLE PA / ACCESS Newswire / August 6, 2025 / RxPR, LLC is proud to announce that the Pharmacy Podcast Network (PPN) has successfully delivered podcast media coverage of all three of the nation’s largest drug wholesaler conferences in 2025 – a historic milestone in the platform’s 16-year history. Through a dedicated three-part podcast series, the PPN spotlighted innovation, advocacy, and profitability strategies at Cardinal Health’s RBC 2025, McKesson ideaShare 2025, and Cencora’s ThoughtSpot 2025 – all in support of independent community pharmacies across the country.

The first stop was Cardinal Health’s Retail Business Conference (RBC) in Denver, Colorado, where podcast host and SaveRite Pharmacy Owner Dr. Adam Robinson, PharmD, provided boots-on-the-ground coverage and expert interviews from the frontlines of independent pharmacy business transformation.

The second event, McKesson ideaShare 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee, featured in-depth interviews at the IPC (Independent Pharmacy Cooperative) booth for the second year in a row, with support from IPC Digital Health, showcasing cutting-edge technology, digital tools, and pharmacist-led innovations.

"We’re incredibly grateful for the Pharmacy Podcast Network’s dedication to amplifying the voice of independent pharmacy. Having Todd Eury and the PPN team in the IPC booth at McKesson ideaShare 2025 allowed us to showcase the innovation driving our industry forward. Their coverage has been instrumental in highlighting the strength and evolution of community pharmacy." stated Marc Essensa, CEO Independent Pharmacy Cooperative.

The final leg brought PPN to Las Vegas for Cencora’s ThoughtSpot 2025, sponsored by Outcomes, focusing on medication management, AI-enabled tools, and scalable revenue strategies for community pharmacies. With more than 4,000 pharmacy leaders in attendance, Good Neighbor Pharmacy’s flagship event highlighted how pharmacies are shaping healthcare from the ground up.

"These three events demonstrate that independent pharmacy isn’t just surviving – it’s evolving with purpose," said Todd Eury, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the Pharmacy Podcast Network. "Covering all three national wholesaler conferences in a single year is a testament to the momentum behind this profession and the critical role media must play in advocacy and amplification."

Each podcast series focuses on themes essential to independent pharmacy success in 2025 and beyond – including AI integration, innovative clinical services, policy advocacy, and building sustainable cash-based models in a changing reimbursement landscape.

The full press coverage podcast series – "Independent Pharmacy Rising" – is now live across all major platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon Music.

For sponsorship opportunities, interview requests, or more information, visit: www.pharmacypodcast.com

About the Pharmacy Podcast Network
Founded in 2009, the Pharmacy Podcast Network is the first and largest podcast platform dedicated to the pharmacy profession, reaching more than 80,000 monthly listeners with a growing library of over 40 shows focused on pharmacy care, business development, advocacy, and innovation.

Contact:

Todd Eury
RxPR, LLC
eury@RxPR.net
(412) 585-4001

SOURCE: RxPR

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First podcast dedicated to the profession of pharmacy covers McKesson, Cencora, and Cardinal Health events

BROWNSVILLE PA / ACCESS Newswire / August 6, 2025 / RxPR, LLC is proud to announce that the Pharmacy Podcast Network (PPN) has successfully delivered podcast media coverage of all three of the nation’s largest drug wholesaler conferences in 2025 – a historic milestone in the platform’s 16-year history. Through a dedicated three-part podcast series, the PPN spotlighted innovation, advocacy, and profitability strategies at Cardinal Health’s RBC 2025, McKesson ideaShare 2025, and Cencora’s ThoughtSpot 2025 – all in support of independent community pharmacies across the country.

The first stop was Cardinal Health’s Retail Business Conference (RBC) in Denver, Colorado, where podcast host and SaveRite Pharmacy Owner Dr. Adam Robinson, PharmD, provided boots-on-the-ground coverage and expert interviews from the frontlines of independent pharmacy business transformation.

The second event, McKesson ideaShare 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee, featured in-depth interviews at the IPC (Independent Pharmacy Cooperative) booth for the second year in a row, with support from IPC Digital Health, showcasing cutting-edge technology, digital tools, and pharmacist-led innovations.

"We’re incredibly grateful for the Pharmacy Podcast Network’s dedication to amplifying the voice of independent pharmacy. Having Todd Eury and the PPN team in the IPC booth at McKesson ideaShare 2025 allowed us to showcase the innovation driving our industry forward. Their coverage has been instrumental in highlighting the strength and evolution of community pharmacy." stated Marc Essensa, CEO Independent Pharmacy Cooperative.

The final leg brought PPN to Las Vegas for Cencora’s ThoughtSpot 2025, sponsored by Outcomes, focusing on medication management, AI-enabled tools, and scalable revenue strategies for community pharmacies. With more than 4,000 pharmacy leaders in attendance, Good Neighbor Pharmacy’s flagship event highlighted how pharmacies are shaping healthcare from the ground up.

"These three events demonstrate that independent pharmacy isn’t just surviving – it’s evolving with purpose," said Todd Eury, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the Pharmacy Podcast Network. "Covering all three national wholesaler conferences in a single year is a testament to the momentum behind this profession and the critical role media must play in advocacy and amplification."

Each podcast series focuses on themes essential to independent pharmacy success in 2025 and beyond – including AI integration, innovative clinical services, policy advocacy, and building sustainable cash-based models in a changing reimbursement landscape.

The full press coverage podcast series – "Independent Pharmacy Rising" – is now live across all major platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon Music.

For sponsorship opportunities, interview requests, or more information, visit: www.pharmacypodcast.com

About the Pharmacy Podcast Network
Founded in 2009, the Pharmacy Podcast Network is the first and largest podcast platform dedicated to the pharmacy profession, reaching more than 80,000 monthly listeners with a growing library of over 40 shows focused on pharmacy care, business development, advocacy, and innovation.

Contact:

Todd Eury
RxPR, LLC
eury@RxPR.net
(412) 585-4001

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RightEdition.com, a leading conservative lifestyle and news platform, is proud to announce the addition of a new webcaster to its lineup.

LAS VEGAS, NV / ACCESS Newswire / August 5, 2025 / Wild Bill for America (Bill Findlay) joins the Right Edition platform, bringing his sharp wit, unapologetic conservative commentary, and a strong following built over years of online broadcasting. Known as America’s leading liberal-ologist, Wild Bill has shared his videos with millions of viewers and gained national attention for his bold viewpoints.

A former Deputy U.S. Marshal and Deputy Sheriff, Wild Bill remains a colorful figure. He still holds the unofficial record for wrecking police cruisers in Florida. These days, he’s safer on his motorcycle, which he rides to Christian and political events across multiple states, continuing to speak out on faith, freedom, and the American way.

"It’s very exciting to finally have Wild Bill join our platform. His videos are fantastic! His conservative messages add to the Right Edition voice and strengthen our commitment to truth and traditional values," said Brian Lovig, founder of RightEdition.com.

Wild Bill’s videos are now available on RightEdition.com, alongside an expanding library of digital content focused on conservative politics and culture.

For more information, contact:

admin@rightedition.com

https://www.RightEdition.com

SOURCE: The Right Edition

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Five accomplished women to be honored in Chicago for their outstanding impact across architectural design, sustainability, and education

NEW YORK CITY, NY / ACCESS Newswire / August 5, 2025 / Architectural Record unveils the recipients of its 2025 Women in Architecture Awards. Now in its 12th year, the program honors outstanding achievement by women across the architectural profession.

The five awardees are Gina Bocra, Emily McGlohn, Chandra Robinson, Roberta Washington, and Cynthia Weese. They will be celebrated at a ceremony on September 9 at the S.R. Crown Hall, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, on the campus of the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago.

About the Awardees

Gina Bocra – As vice president of the Built Ecology team at WSP, Bocra has led efforts to deliver high-performance, safe, and resilient buildings over a 30-year career. She previously led New York City’s Department of Buildings team responsible for implementing Local Law 97, the city’s landmark carbon-emissions regulations. Her leadership roles include sustainable design positions at architecture firms, along with volunteer service with the American Institute of Architects (AIA), the U.S. Green Building Council, and the International Code Council.

Emily McGlohn – A registered architect in Virginia and Alabama, McGlohn is an associate professor at Auburn University’s School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture. She teaches at the Rural Studio in Newbern, Alabama, where she engages students in designing and building homes for local communities. She is also collaborating with engineers at Auburn, the University of Alabama, and the University of South Alabama on a pilot decentralized wastewater treatment system for rural areas.

Chandra Robinson – Robinson, a past Women in Architecture Awards juror, is a principal at Portland, Oregon-based Lever Architecture. With the firm, she completed Meyer Memorial Trust’s LEED Platinum headquarters as part of an all-women design-and-development team and is working with communities on transformative designs for affordable housing and libraries. A member of the Portland Design Commission, a founding board member and treasurer of the National Organization for Minority Architects (NOMA) Portland chapter, and an advisory board member of Hip Hop Architecture Camp, Robinson is passionate about creating beautiful spaces that are accessible to all.

Roberta Washington – Washington established her Harlem-based architectural practice in 1983 after several years spent designing health facilities and schools in Maputo, Mozambique. Her firm’s projects include the interpretive center at the African Burial Ground National Monument in Manhattan and public schools in Brooklyn, Mount Vernon, and New Haven. She has also researched, written, and lectured about the history of New York State’s earliest African American architects and the nation’s first Black women architects. She has served on the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission and as president of both the New York AIA Foundation and NOMA.

Cynthia Weese – Weese is a founding partner of Weese Langley Weese. Her projects include Chicago’s Chestnut Place Apartments, the Kraft General Foods Education Center at the Art Institute of Chicago, and recent work at the University of Chicago and Northwestern University. She served as professor and dean of the School of Architecture at Washington University in St. Louis from 1993 to 2005-the first woman named dean of any school at the university.

About the Jury

The 2025 jury included past honorees Carol Ross Barney (2022), founder of Ross Barney Architects, and Anne Marie Duvall Decker (2023), co-founder of Duvall Decker Architects, as well as Julie Hiromoto, partner and director of integration at HKS; climate strategist Yasemin Kologlu; and Mark Gardner principal of Jaklitsch/Gardner Architects.

Event & Programming

This year marks the first time the Women in Architecture Awards will be held in Chicago. The September 9 ceremony will be followed by the Sustainability in Practice Conference on September 10.

About the Women in Architecture Awards

Since 2014, Architectural Record has hosted the Women in Architecture Awards, a national program dedicated to honoring women in architecture across generations and disciplines. As of 2025, nearly sixty women have been recognized through the program.

About Architectural Record
Founded in 1891, Architectural Record is the leading source for architecture and design news, serving professionals with award-winning coverage of innovative projects worldwide. The publication offers expert commentary, technology features, and continuing education content, both in print and online, and explores a wide range of building types including residential, educational, healthcare, and interiors. Widely regarded as the authoritative voice in the profession, Architectural Record highlights top firms and emerging trends in design, urbanism, and sustainability.

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SHORE FIRE MEDIA CLIENT BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN TO RECEIVE THE MUSEUM’S INAUGURAL LEGACY AWARD

PENÉLOPE CRUZ, WALTER SALLES, AND BOWEN YANG WILL ALSO BE HONORED AT THE GALA ON OCTOBER 18, 2025

LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESS Newswire / August 5, 2025 / Special Projects, a subsidiary of Dolphin (NASDAQ:DLPN) oversees talent relations for The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures’ gala for the fourth year in a row. The Special Projects team secured Oscar®-winning actress Penélope Cruz, Director Walter Salles, Oscar-winning musician Bruce Springsteen and actor and comedian Bowen Yang as the honorees of its annual fundraising gala on October 18, 2025.

Bruce Springsteen is a longtime client of Shore Fire Media, another Dolphin subsidiary. Springsteen will receive the museum’s inaugural Legacy Award and is also set for a live performance at the event. The inaugural Legacy Award honors an artist whose body of work has inspired generations of storytellers and deeply influenced our culture.

"We are incredibly proud to see both Special Projects and Shore Fire play such key roles in one of the most prestigious nights in entertainment," said Bill O’Dowd, CEO of Dolphin. "Supporting the Academy Museum’s mission and celebrating talent like this are perfect examples of how Dolphin creates meaningful cultural moments through collaboration."

The evening will help raise vital funds to support museum exhibitions, education initiatives, and public programming, including screenings, K-12 programs, and access initiatives in service of the public and the local community of Los Angeles. Last year’s gala raised more than $11MM for the museum. Supported by Rolex, the exclusive presenting partner and founding supporter of the Academy Museum, the Gala is being co-chaired by Jon M. Chu; Common; Viola Davis and Julius Tennon; Robert Downey Jr. and Susan Downey; Jennifer Hudson; and Academy Museum Trustee Alejandro Ramírez Magaña.

The 2025 Academy Museum Gala Host Committee includes Amy Adams and Darren Le Gallo, Judd Apatow and Leslie Mann, Noah Baumbach, Dave Bautista, Gael García Bernal, Alison Brie and Dave Franco, Adrien Brody, Nia DaCosta, Willem Dafoe, Danielle Deadwyler, Ariana DeBose, Laura Dern, Harris Dickinson, Colman Domingo, Kirsten Dunst, Jesse Eisenberg, Jacob Elordi, Jeff Goldblum, Ludwig Göransson, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, Brian Tyree Henry, Oscar Isaac, Rian Johnson, Simon Kinberg, Zoë Kravitz, Jude Law, Greta Lee, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Brad Hall, Demi Moore, Lupita Nyong’o, Jenna Ortega, Ke Huy and Echo Quan, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Eddie Redmayne, Seth and Lauren Miller Rogen, Eli Roth, Bird Runningwater, Meg Ryan, Winona Ryder, Zoe Saldaña, Chloë Sevigny, Celine Song, June Squibb, Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor, Jeremy Strong, Tessa Thompson and Rachel Zegler.More individuals joining the host committee will be announced at a later date.

ABOUT SPECIAL PROJECTS

Founded in 2016 by Andrea Oliveri and Nicole Vecchiarelli, Special Projects is the leading talent booking, creative content, and special event agency. By uniting brands and public figures, our team creates opportunities that garner press, build engagement, drive sales, and uniquely position our partners within the cultural zeitgeist. Our extensive expertise as talent strategists, content creators, cultural forecasters, and event producers has earned us unparalleled trust across the entertainment, media, and fashion industries. Special Projects operates offices in New York and Los Angeles. To learn more, visit specialprojectsmedia.com.

ABOUT SHORE FIRE

Shore Fire Media represents artists, talent, creators, authors, athletes, cultural institutions, businesses, brands and entrepreneurs at the forefront of their respective fields – including some of the most exciting emerging and established voices in the arts, entertainment and beyond. With dedicated teams in New York, Los Angeles and Nashville, Shore Fire leverages extensive expertise and relationships to strategically amplify narratives and shape reputations that facilitate career advancement in an ever-evolving media landscape. To learn more, visit ShoreFire.com and follow Shore Fire on Instagram: @shorefire.

ABOUT DOLPHIN

Dolphin (NASDAQ:DLPN) was founded in 1996 by Bill O’Dowd and has evolved from its origins as an Emmy-nominated television, digital and feature film content producer to a company with three dynamic divisions: Dolphin Entertainment, Dolphin Marketing and Dolphin Ventures.

Dolphin Entertainment: This legacy division, where it all began, has a rich history of producing acclaimed television shows, digital content and feature films. With high-profile partners like IMAX and notable projects including The Blue Angels, Dolphin Entertainment continues to set the standard in quality storytelling and innovative content creation.

Dolphin Marketing: Established in 2017, the Marketing division, which was just named by Observer as the 2025 #1 Agency of the Year, is a powerhouse in public relations, influencer marketing, branding strategy, talent booking and special events. Comprising top-tier companies such as 42West, The Door, Shore Fire Media, Elle Communications, Special Projects, The Digital Dept., and Always Alpha, Dolphin Marketing serves a wide range of industries – from entertainment, music and sports to hospitality, fashion and consumer products.

Dolphin Ventures: This division leverages Dolphin’s best-in-class cross-marketing acumen and business development relationships to create, launch and/or accelerate innovative ideas and promising products, events and content in our areas of expertise.

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