Episodios

  • Khushbu Sikaria -440
    Aug 11 2024
    Meet a proud young mother of two who decided to publish her first children’s book, one that will teach valuable lessons and entertain not only her own family but children everywhere. Khushbu Sikaria is the author of “The Lollipop Fairy,” a story of collaboration, creativity and (of course) candy, that shows just how kids can modify a habit or behavior by tuning into their imagination.
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    16 m
  • Lesli Suggs -439
    Aug 4 2024
    Lesli Suggs has had a long and distinguished career as a highly-trained social worker. She continues to give back in her role as President and Chief Executive Officer of The New England Home for Little Wanderers. The Home began centuries ago and each year, its community based programs and residences meet the needs of more than 15,000 diverse youngsters and family members. These children are often society’s most vulnerable, victims of trauma, violence or shattered family lives. We are happy to showcase the important work that Lesli and her dedicated team are doing for our kids! The Home for Little Wanderers
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    14 m
  • Tony Jones -438
    Jul 29 2024
    On today’s episode we enter into conversation with Tony Jones, author of “The God of Wild Places: Rediscovering the Divine in the Untamed Outdoors.” Tony is a former clergyman who continues to explore ideas of faith and spirituality. He’s written several books, has his own podcast and is an in-demand speaker. Join us as we investigate one man’s take on how he has connected to God amidst the awesome wonder of nature.
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    27 m
  • Noah Dines -437
    Jul 21 2024
    Get ready to meet an incredible young man named Noah Dines. He is without a doubt a dude on a mission, shattering records on his quest to ski 3 million vertical feet in one year! He’s doing it solely through self-powered climbs, without ski lifts, on mountains all over the world. It’s a story of motivation and determination guaranteed to inspire!
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    17 m
  • Andrew Bridgeman -436
    Jul 14 2024
    On today’s episode we meet the author of one of the most explosive thrillers of the year. Andrew Bridgeman has penned a suspenseful book entitled, “Fortunate Son,” which will have you reading well into the night. It’s a story of a vast conspiracy on the part of a powerful, secretive cult intent on overthrowing the American government. There are surprises around every corner as Bridgeman has crafted a novel centered around a rookie FBI agent, our heroine, who is certain to return in future novels!
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    26 m
  • Claire Berger -435
    Jul 7 2024
    Meet Claire Berger, one very funny and thoughtful lady. For over four decades, Claire Berger has been earning a living as a comedian, improv actor, speaker and writer. She began her career in Chicago with The Second City and found big laughs in Los Angeles, earning acclaim as a warm-up comedian on over sixty five of your favorite sitcoms, including Seinfeld. She is the author of a brand new memoir called, “How Much is Enough? Getting More by Living With Less.” Her innovative mashup of memoir and self-help genres invites audiences to join her in the search of Enough in all aspects of our lives. You will smile a lot along the way!
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    21 m
  • Greg Agganis -434
    Jun 30 2024
    Today’s guest is a neighbor of mine in Boston who has as family name known to thousands of sports fans. Greg Agganis is a relative of the late Harry Agganis, “The Golden Greek,” a star college football player and a promising first baseman for the Boston Red Sox in the mid 1950’s. Harry’s life was tragically cut short in his mid-twenties. This revered player was beloved and upon his death was mourned nationwide, sadly robbed of a long life and surely a Hall of Fame future. Greg and the Agganis family honor Harry through the work of The Agganis Foundation, named for the legendary athlete from Lynn Classical High, Boston University and the Red Sox. The Foundation’s mission is simple: to provide college scholarships to deserving student-athletes.
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    14 m
  • Warrior Monk Krishna Thapa -433
    Jun 23 2024
    Meet “Warrior Monk” Krishna Thapa whose life is a testament to service and resilience. Raised in the Nepal Himalaya beneath Annapurna, he joined the British Gurkha at 19, later becoming the first to pass selection from the Royal Gurkha Rifles ( RGR) into the vaunted British SAS (Special Air Service). With 26 years of front-line service in Afghanistan and Iraq, Thapa’s roles included mountain specialist and mental health advocate. He’s climbed Mt. Everest and K-2 and holds the Guiness World Record for leading the largest group to ever summit Mt. Everest. Hi path inspires people and organizations all over the world, promoting courage, control and connection. Enjoy my conversation with this extraordinary man of service!
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    17 m