It’s hard to be the parent we want to be when we’re carrying wounds from our own childhood. Therapist and coach Michael Anderson helps parents heal their past so they can show up more powerfully for their families in the present. In this episode, he shares 3 practical ways to start that healing journey and explains how doing the work can lead to deeper, more genuine connections with the people we love most.
Steve sits down with Julie Boerio-Goates and Dr. Brandon Peterson to chat about the legacy of Pope Frances, including his journey from Jorge of Argentina to the Bishop of Rome.
Major Nesan Kistan discusses the role the Salvation Army has played in his life, outlines some of its charitable programs, and explains how it inspires him to turn his love into kindness.
Dr. Pamela Epstein King delves into the intersection of thriving and spiritual development, discussing her personal and professional journey. From pondering the fullness of life to engaging in cross-cultural and interfaith dialogue, Dr. King shares insights on how individuals and communities can thrive. She also addresses the psychological and theological aspects of thriving, emphasizing the significance of relationships, purpose, and unique contributions to community
Major Nesan Kistan discusses the role the Salvation Army has played in his life, outlines some of its charitable programs, and explains how it inspires him to turn his love into kindness. Despite hardship and loss, his faith pushes him to serve.
Bill Harley tells a story and a song inspired by Norton Juster's "The Phantom Tollbooth." This is a story about hearing colors and embracing new worlds.
From moonlit treetops to rescuing sloth bears from the streets, Kartick Satyanarayan has spent his life protecting India’s wildlife. Known as the “Bear Man of India,” he’s faced the timber mafia, dodged bullets, and never stopped fighting for animals. Hear his full story from S8 E4 at the link in our bio or on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts!
