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 & Alison speak with Dr.Amy Robbins again. Dr. Amy Robbins is a clinical psychologist, spiritual intuitive, and Director of Mental Health at BIÂN. As a leading expert on conscious living, Dr. Amy Robbins uses death as the lens to awaken us to life. She hosts – Life, Death and The Space Between – a podcast focused on expanding consciousness and opening listeners to the miraculous universe we live in. Through interviews with fascinating professionals, leading experts, and researchers in the fields of brain science, mediumship, psychology, near death experiences, consciousness, grief, transitions to death, and alternative forms of healing, she explores life and death from the psychological, spiritual and scientific perspectives.
Georges Tomb is an award-winning composer and concert pianist of international fame that has performed in some of the world’s most prestigious stages, such as “Carnegie Hall” in New York, “Le Petit Palais” of Paris, the “Royal Cultural Center” in the Middle East and “Teatro La Fenice” in Italy. Georges won the “Crystal Pine Award” from the International Sound and Film Music Festival – one of the 3 most important music festivals in the world. His compositions span classical music, ballet, and cinema, earning him accolades and comparisons to legendary figures such as Ennio Morricone.
Dr. Amy Robbins is a clinical psychologist, spiritual intuitive, and Director of Mental Health at BIÂN. As a leading expert on conscious living, Dr. Amy Robbins uses death as the lens to awaken us to life. She hosts – Life, Death and The Space Between – a podcast focused on expanding consciousness and opening listeners to the miraculous universe we live in. Through interviews with fascinating professionals, leading experts, and researchers in the fields of brain science, mediumship, psychology, near death experiences, consciousness, grief, transitions to death, and alternative forms of healing, she explores life and death from the psychological, spiritual and scientific perspectives.
Chaz Ebert, beloved wife of Pulitzer Prize-winner Roger Ebert, is the CEO of Ebert Digital LLC, publisher of the preeminent movie review site RogerEbert.com. Her book, “IT’S TIME TO GIVE A FECK” is a call for the elevation of unity among humanity and a movement to transform empathy into action by choosing to become a part of the conversation surrounding the philosophical principles that matter for the betterment of our local and global societies.
Besides being an award-winning poet and author, Henry Shukman is an authorized Zen Master in the Sanbo Zen lineage, and is spiritual director emeritus of Mountain Cloud Zen Center in Santa Fe, New Mexico. His book Original Love is “a manifesto, a map, and a manual, an essential guide for spirituality in the twenty-first century replacing the concept of original sin with original love as the true foundation of our life.”