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Did a Japanese admiral really say America could never be invaded because there would be "a rifle behind every blade of grass?" In this episode of The Internet Says it's True, Michael Kent follows the trail back through wartime records, biographies, and historical research to discover where the quote actually came from, why historians reject it, and how one sentence became more famous than the evidence behind it.

Tech doesn’t create great organizations; leaders do. In this episode of Innovating Leadership Co-Creating Our Future, Amazon executives Sandy Gordon and Scott Dresser share how human-centered systems, continuous learning, and thoughtful technology design enable one of the world's largest organizations to scale while keeping people at the center. Discover practical leadership lessons for navigating AI, organizational change, and the future of work.

1960s Mississippi Civil Rights Drama.

Bright South Korean light horror film about a small town and alien invaders.

The defining summer of the young Anthony Bourdain

A Special-Forces vet and his dog in the wilderness.

This CMC conversation brings together nonprofit leaders, business executives, and community builders to explore a simple but urgent idea: what if the path to stronger organizations—and a stronger region—starts with businesses and communities working side by side?

Docudrama about Chris Hanson searching for predators in 2006.

In this episode of The Internet Says it's True, Michael Kent traces the life of Army Specialist Richard Leroy McKinley, the tragic SL-1 nuclear reactor accident, and the extraordinary engineering that created the only radioactive grave in Arlington.

Executive communication coach and TEDx pioneer Ruth Milligan explains how leaders can transform complex information into one clear, audience-centered idea, supported by the right evidence, strengthened through story, and memorable enough to be repeated after the meeting ends.