Christine from Upward Bound House enlightens us on the practical ways UBH is equipping unhoused families with resources they need to get back on their feet.
Sister Rose, a media literacy expert and acclaimed critic “tomatometer-approved,” explores the crossroads of media literacy, humanity, and several controversial topics.
Mallika Chopra leads us in a discussion of “Living with Intent” and a guided meditation.
Meet James Kanoff, Ben Collier, Will Collier and Aidan Reilly of The Farmlink Project: Combating hunger & healing the planet by linking Farmers to Food banks.
Lauren Rashap shares her invaluable wisdom, knowledge and advice on how to help us achieve our health goals through her unique holistic approach to wellness and integrative nutrition.
In honor of Father’s Day, a moving, insightful conversation with Dr. David Kuhl and the non-profit Blueprint which focuses on the health and well-being of men to create a more equitable, compassionate and sustainable world.
Resilience and emotional intelligence expert Kristin MacDermott says anyone can learn resilience and she shows us how! She uses her expertise to help others by designing resilience-training programs.
From the Academy Awards to Artists for Amnesty to consulting with the United Nations, Bonnie Abaunza leverages the momentum created by films, music and more to make a huge impact in the world for good.
Leeza Gibbons (Emmy Award winner and NY Times bestselling author) and Wendy Marantz Levine (named one of 50 women who inspire and make an impact in L.A.) each share about their organizations – Leeza’s Care Connection and The Beauty Bus.
Nicholas Kristof, two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist with the New York Times, best-selling author and CNN contributor engages us with his insightful views and remarkable efforts to make an impact for good.
Our co-hosts Wrap Up 2020 with the gift of live music for YOU as a way to express their gratitude to the Crazy Amazing Humans community! From mindfulness to forgiveness and self-care, get motivated for a new year!
Randy Lioz of Braver Angels ignites a conversation to help Americans understand each other beyond stereotypes, form community alliances, and reduce the discord in our civic culture. Learn how Braver Angels’ Red and Blue Workshops help people with differing political views hear each other and build bridges.
