Podcasts

In this Veterans Day special, we highlight Jeff Werner’s podcast episode again. Discover the powerful effect PTSD can have on our veterans as we discuss his compelling and timely documentary “Those Who Serve.”

Jonathan Mooney, a neuro-diverse, award-winning writer, entrepreneur and social justice advocate, engages us with his radical message that we should stop trying to fix people and start empowering them to succeed.

From finding scholarships and financial aid to navigating the college process, Claudia Saavedra, first generation college graduate, inspires us with helpful and important information through her organization FlairNow.

Through the lens of his captivating photography which spans the globe and his engaging storytelling, Roger Fishman will challenge and inspire you to live your life in a fully present and more purposeful way.

Join us as Scoutmaster Mike Lanning takes us on the ultimate adventure through wisdom gained from a lifetime commitment to the Scouts BSA—the fun, the adventure, and the challenges. From tying knots to teaching life-saving skills, this podcast is “knot” to be missed!

Come enjoy a Happy Half Hour of music, storytelling and inspiration as we are joined by the Summit Sippers who have found a fun way to take their passion for hiking and give back to others.

Award-winning director Jeff Werner highlights challenging issues facing some veterans when they return home in his compelling and timely film “Those Who Serve.” We explore his passion for this subject as it aligns with his lifelong mission to help others

Abandoned on the doorstep of The Children’s Home in Harare, Zimbabwe at just two days old, “Taps” Mugadza grew up without ever knowing his family. At an early age, Taps developed an extraordinary love for music – and it was this gift of music that would play a significant role in changing his life forever.

We follow the journey of Tom Bagamane, founder of The Giving Spirit, from successful entrepreneur to dedicated humanitarian rallying thousands of volunteers. Tom’s motto is “homelessness does not mean hopelessness.”

Ezra is a teenager, a decorated athlete and a compelling public speaker. He has used a prosthetic leg since he was 11 months old and a running blade since he was 4 years old. Ezra and his family have founded Angel City Sports as a way to create community and inspire differently-abled people to participate in sports.