A heartfelt interview with one of the founders of The Waterbearers – a women-led organization that provides clean water to countries suffering from water vulnerability. Their work is full of kindness, hope and is changing the lives of many!
It’s important to keep the spark with your partner. Here are our tips to create some time and space to stay connected!
The Campbell Scholars program is creating an education pathway for high-achieving yet under-served first generation students from 6th grade!
Brad Koepenick talks with Diane Luby Lane about the incredible Get Lit program that inspires youth to express themselves through poetry, spoken word and film. This interview is a true joy!
Elimu Girls empowers young women by teaching them to sew. Cindy Rodriguez speaks with Jean about the importance of their financial freedom.
The inspiring Sheryl O’Bryan works to create community for Third Culture Kids – What IS a Third Culture Kid? Well, read on, our friends…
Emily Grossman talks with Jean about her work with Baby2Baby, the amazing non-profit that has helped over 1 million children!
Alex loved the Musk Oxen and this incredible Musk Ox Farm that is ahead of its time with gentle agriculture. Executive director, Mark Austin, speaks with us about this amazing animal.
Following their hearts and their love of horses, the founders of Carousel Ranch are utilizing the healing power of horses to improve the lives of differently abled children and young adults through equestrian therapy & vocational programs.
LinkedIn’s Jeff Weiner is on mission is to ensure every primary school student in the US understands what compassion is and how to practice it. “I believe that compassion education is really the foundation for greater diversity, equity, and inclusion in the classroom and in life.”
Kathlene McGovern explores returning to college when you’re in your 30s, 40s or later. It can be both challenging and also present greater rewards than you might imagine.
Learning Rights Law Center helps with legal representation for those who, as a consequence of disability or discrimination, have been denied equal access to public education.
Happy Self Love Day! Happy Valentines Day, too! How has February been treating you? 2020 is moving so fast…
It’s mid-month already and we have so many more wonderful offerings for you coming up in the next two weeks.
Jean and Alison have a wonderful conversation about resilience and healing with John Tsilimparis, MFT, about his book – “The Magic in the Tragic: Rewriting the Script on Grief and Discovering Happiness in Our Darkest Days.” John is a distinguished psychotherapist, mental health consultant, writer, podcast host, and former adjunct professor at Pepperdine University and UCLA. He is also the author of “Retrain Your Anxious Brain.”
Bonnie has been teaching dreaming and imagery to individuals and organizations around the world for over twenty years. She talked with Jean and Alison about her in-depth, amazing new book The Secret Mind: Unlock the Power of Dreams To Transform Your Life. Bonnie holds a PhD in psychology, is a PCC ICF credentialed coach, a certified practitioner from the School of Images, and is a 2025 Forbes Coaching Council Member and Contributor. Bonnie is an Executive Coach and Senior Fellow at George Washington University’s Center for Excellence in Public Leadership and she also co-hosts the One Humanity Lab’s podcast.
Anne L’Hommedieu-Sanderson is the Executive Director/Co-founder of ThinkerAnalytix and Associate in the Harvard Department of Philosophy. She taught English and Theology in public and parochial high schools for 20+ years and is a US Department of Education Presidential Scholar Teaching Award recipient.
Kathleen has had a long, successful career as an actor. After 11 ½ years as Ellen Shepard on ALL MY CHILDREN, Kathleen garnered 2 Emmy nominations and an Emmy Award. She was also the leading role of Claudia Whittaker on the popular KNOTS LANDING for its last three seasons. After years of practical experience, and ongoing academic/technical training in the entertainment industry, Kathleen turned toward her Spiritual calling and earned a degree in Spiritual Psychology that prepared to accept new and greater challenges. She currently coaches others on Emotional Fitness and Spirituality.
Prolific journalist, author, speaker, and friendship expert, Anna Goldfarb approaches her favorite subject from a place of empathy and experience with rapid-fire, funny, curious, and heartfelt prose as read in numerous articles bearing her byline and, most clearly, in her book Modern Friendship: How to Nurture Our Most Valued Connections. Her writing has appeared in The Atlantic, TIME, Vice, The Cut, Vox, The Washington Post, and The New York Times. She’s also been quoted as a friendship expert in The New York Times, The Atlantic, Goop, Real Simple, Oprah Daily, and Refinery29.