SEASON 5: EPISODE 19 | May 16, 2023 Trauma Through the Generations with Professor Avi Kluger In a profoundly powerful conversation to close out our fifth season, Professor Avi Kluger, of Jerusalem, Israel, talks with us about his parents surviving Nazis and the Holocaust. His stories remind us of the effects of trauma passed on…
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In 2017, he found himself struggling with loneliness. By the world’s standards, it seemed as if he had it all – a beloved family, a successful medical career, a best-selling book about loneliness, disconnection, and isolation. He had just completed a term as the 19th Surgeon General of the United States, a pinnacle of success…
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“Later that nightI held an atlas in my lapran my fingers across the whole worldand whisperedwhere does it hurt?It answeredeverywhereeverywhereeverywhere.” ~Warshan Shire Day 1 of Someone To Tell It To’s compassionate training, offered to the general public (virtually), drew to a close. With ten minutes remaining, each of the attendees from eight U. S states and…
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SEASON 5: EPISODE 18 | May 2, 2023 Embrace the Suck! with Dr. Stephen Tang Dr. Stephen S. Tang is a highly acclaimed, multiple award-winning chief executive officer, entrepreneur, and civic leader dedicated to the growth of innovation and entrepreneurship throughout the world. He was the chief executive officer of OraSure Technologies, Inc. from 2018…
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SEASON 5: EPISODE 17 | April 18, 2023 The Earth Teaches Us To Listen with Beth Jones Beth Jones is the director of Deep Green Journey, an organization that provides guided backpack trips and walks as well as retreat and workshop experiences to help individuals and groups discover healing and wholeness through a restorative connection…
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SEASON 5: EPISODE 16 | April 4, 2023 Behind the Music with Annie Elise Through a life of seeing sounds and hearing color, 21-year-old electronic artist and producer Annie Elise is inspired by her synesthesia. Originally a classically trained violinist, Annie’s interest in electronic music stems from the neurological condition, even referring to herself as…
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On this last day of Women’s History Month we highlight a woman who was a champion and pioneer in an often-overlooked movement. Judy Heumann spent decades reforming a political establishment indifferent to the circumstances of people living with disabilities and won one victory after another, ultimately joining the very establishment she once struggled with, died…
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There’s an exchange in the recent Academy Award© – winning Animated Short Documentary film, The Boy, the Mole, the Fox, and the Horse, between the boy and the horse, that spoke directly to us the moment we heard it. It continues to linger in our minds, which is why we write today. While, at first…
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SEASON 5: EPISODE 15 | March 21, 2023 It’s Not About You with Anthony Johnson Anthony Johnson has a passion for helping others. Based on his military experience, parenting two children, coaching, as well as his many life experiences, he helps others overcome their challenges by facing fears, expressing vulnerability, leaning into discomfort, and practicing…
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