Be Kind Always: Recent Episodes
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Be Kind Always is a show about kindness. People helping others in their communities and schools with non-profits, or local organizations to provide services to their neighborhoods. Topics include non-profits, health awareness, youth mentoring, and so much more. The show will focus on issues that touch us on all levels. Individual, family, and community- even global.
As parents, we know the importance of community when raising children. Parents with children with special needs come together at Raising Special Kids to provide support for one another and walk along side them on their journey.
Kate Fasset of Valleywise Health Foundation joins the show to announce their official move-in date to the new Valleywise Hospital. Decked out with state-of-the-art technology and immaculate facilities, Valleywise aims to break more records and serve more Arizonans in the improved space.
Special Olympics of Arizona CEO Jamie Heckerman has decades of experience, having worked her way up through many differing roles and responsibilities. She explains the way athletes are treated at Special Olympics and some of the exciting accomplishments in her tenure.
What does it take to start a tuition-free public charter school? Julia Meyerson knew she had what it took. The group of 5 schools now known as Vista College Preparatory empowers at-risk children to look beyond childhood to wonder, "what's next?"
UMOM is positioned as the experts for family homelessness in the Valley and act as the matching agency for the Family Housing Hub. CEO Jackson Fonder joins Jordan Moreno to discuss the future of homelessness in Phoenix and how we can help.
It's no secret that Central Arizona Shelter Services is busy. Between addressing singles, families and elders that are experiencing homelessness, the organization is expanding and addressing the root causes of homelessness for all ages.
The American Red Cross is an organization that’s been around since before Arizona was even a state. Chances are, you’ve heard of the brand but what I bet you didn’t know is the importance and the presence right here in Arizona.
April is Autism Awareness and Acceptance month. Our guest is SARRC's CEO Danny Openden, who is a wealth of knowledge on autism and hopeful that the next generation of Arizonans will understand and accept autism better than ever before.
Now more than ever, seniors are turning to nonprofits for food needs. We’re wrapping up National Nutrition Month and seniors are in dire need of relief from the rising cost of goods across the state and that’s one of the reasons Valley-based nonprofit FSL (Foundation for Senior Living) is seeing a 15% spike in the number of people using their food pantries.
Linda Scott joins Jordan Moreno for a discussion surrounding the skills needed to be successful in "the real world" for teens aging out of foster care.
The Be Kind People Project exists to instill core values and behaviors such as kindness in children and adults alike through storytelling, dance, positive role models and a whole lot of entertainment!
In pivoting with the ever-evolving shifts in care for Mesa residents, CEO Mark Young leads the charge as Mesa United Way launches a secondary nonprofit; Azura.
You may have visited the Children's Museum of Phoenix with littles, but do you know the rich history of the organization? CEO Kate Wells has been part of the growth since its very inception and is a wealth of knowledge on child wellbeing.
One local family is celebrating the life of a daughter gone too soon by raising funds and awareness for congenital heart disease in honor of baby Raegan.
Phoenix Rescue Mission's CEO Ken Brissa talks homelessness, addiction, cycles of poverty and more as the org celebrates 71 years in the Valley.
Swift Youth Foundation Board Chair Lori Berman sits with host Jordan Moreno to express her passion for the Swift Youth Foundation model and shares campfire stories of lives changed in the process.
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society exists to seek a cure for blood cancers, and to improve the quality of life for patients throughout their journey. What's more, LLS advocates for safer, tailored treatment and care of children nation-wide.
Check For A Lump; the simple advice from one local organization that could be life-saving. Ashley Plum joins host Jordan Moreno to talk about women's health and the simple ways we can check for potentially cancerous lumps right at home.
Rachel Sisneros is the CEO of Rising Families, an organization dedicated to ensuring children of all communities feel empowered to make a difference in the place they call home.
Feeding Matters CEO Jaclyn Pederson joins host Jordan Moreno as they discover they had more in common than they initially thought. Both having navigated the journey of a child with Pediatric Feeding Disorder, the conversation is packed with good-to-know info, anecdotes and ah-ha moments.
Wade Crum is an extraordinary young person who started the nonprofit at just 13 years old. Now, Pass It On is a state-wide organization taking donations of gently used sports gear, and repurposing the items for children who need it most so that all children have access to play sports without barriers.
Chandra Stewart is the Director of Donor Relations at HonorHealth Foundation. She sits down with host Jordan Moreno to explain the Foundation's role in a hospital to provide support beyond the procedure.
Calling all boujee dog owners! The Day of the Dog is for you. Everything from pet pampering to all-organic treats, and all for a great cause.
Madonna Bistany has been Future for KIDS' CEO for more than 17 years. During that time, she's seen the impact that positive adult mentors can have on at-risk youth. As she describes it, "magic".
Noah Wolfe joins host Jordan Moreno to discuss the ways Grand Canyon University serves our community, and the major plans for the coming years.
One child's experiment to battle isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic turned into a full-blown international nonprofit. Just 8 years old at the time, Anaik Sachdev tells us about the ups and downs of entrepreneurship.
Fran Mallace is the driving leader behind Make-A-Wish Arizona and their efforts to spread light and wishes to spark hope for children facing critical illness.
Miss Mesa Stephanie Deleon and board member Erica McBeth discuss their personal journeys with mental health and the steps we can take as friends and family in the community to TALK away the dark.
Kitchen On The Street CEO Lisa Scarpinato was at a dinner party with friends and family over a decade ago when they started discussing the food insecurity that existed within the school districts. Little did they know, that conversation would lead to the Kitchen On The Street organization that it is today!
Host Jordan Moreno sits down with Stacey Jay Caviliere of Aunt Rita's Foundation to discuss the way living with HIV and AIDS has changed over time, and the steps Aunt Rita's Foundation takes daily to improve the lives of those impacted.
Baller Dream Foundation supports children and young people through their cancer journey. When talking with Jennifer Van Moorelehem one thing is clear; they aren't patients, they are "ballers" living a baller lifestyle!
Alice Cooper's Solid Rock Teen Centers in Phoenix and Mesa are grooming the rockstars of tomorrow--all for free. Hear their stories with our guest, Randy Spencer.
Maria Jesus Cervantes joins host Jordan Moreno for a deep dive into Chicanos Por La Causa history and Arizona's rich Latino roots.
Jessie Bustamante is a rockstar leader in our community who drives ACCEL's daily programs, ensuring education, dignity and independence for anyone with special needs.
What was once considered a sleepy retirement community is now a bustling cluster of cities making serious economic impact!
Ability360's CEO Chris Rodriguez joins host Jordan Moreno to discuss Ability360's programs, advocacy efforts and community to ensure inclusion for Phoenicians living with a wide variety of disabilities.
Spectrum Medical stopped by to discuss the ways that they serve the LGBTQ+ community from primary care to HIV testing and more. National HIV Testing Day is coming up June 27th.
There is nothing more powerful than a mom on a mission. Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels CEO Lorraine Tallman tell us about her journey with childhood cancer and the ways in which she ensures her daughter's legacy lives on.
Time to talk human trafficking in Phoenix. It's a heartbreaking reality, but it's happening in our neighborhoods. Carlos Daniel and Shauna Sexton from Phoenix Dream Center join host Jordan Moreno to discuss the signs of trafficking, how we can help and how we can turn trauma into triumph together.
Dr. Aaron Blocher-Rubin sits down with Jordan Moreno to discuss Arizona Autism United's expansion into the West Valley and the importance of location when receiving treatment.
10 foster children, 4 adoptions, 1 very busy mama! Darcy Olsen is the CEO of The Center for the Rights of Abused Children and passionate caregiver for vulnerable children across the country.
Ronald McDonald House gives families with a sick child the invaluable gift of being together during times of hardship. CEO Kerry Schulman joins The Valley Now to tell us more.
Two mothers turned JDRF enthusiasts talk about their individual journeys navigating Type 1 Diabetes in their children.
That dress you haven't worn in years? Old baby clothes you just can't part with? Lea Soto Graham with Goodwill of Norther & Central Arizona talks spring cleaning on The Valley Now.
When was the last time you had kidney function tested? CEO Leslie McReynolds tells us more.
Tamara Clark joins The Valley Now to speak to the ways that orgs like 180 Sports are opening new doors for vulnerable populations to enter sports.
Rich Tomey and Tamara Clark are a powerhouse duo who are leading the charge behind Positive Coaching Alliance
Dr. Gerd Wuestemann is the president and CEO of Scottsdale Arts. Listen in on the conversation with host Jordan Moreno on the ways art has the power to change lives.
Child therapy in a comfortable, family-centered environment. Daniel Feavel explains the journey that brought him from corporate exec to Co-Founder of Bloom Kidz.
Fiesta Bowl CMO Jose Moreno joins the show as an Arizona native with a unique story about conquering all odds and "making it" in sports business.
Car lovers unite for a world-class exhibition of cars, showcasing the art of aerodynamics at Scottsdale Civic Center.
Police by day, hero by night. Sean Reavie explains the impact of the Put On The Cape organization.
Remember BizTown? Junior Achievement aims to ensure every child can experience the life-changing field trip to discover their future.
THE SHOW IS CALLED BE KIND ALWAYS FOR A REASON…IT’S ABOUT PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITIES DOING GOOD THINGS FOR OTHERS, BEING KIND. I LOVE TO FEATURE OUR LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS AND TODAY- I WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME TO THE PODCAST- DALE SHAFER- PRESIDENT SCOTTSDALE SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB!
PET LOVERS! THIS ONE IS FOR YOU! LAST YEAR THE ARIZONA ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE CELEBRATED THEIR 50TH ANNIVERSARY OR SAVING LIVES OF HOMELESS ANIMALS. IT’S ALWAYS GREAT TO CATCH UP WITH THEM. I KNOW WE HAVE A LOT OF ANIMAL LOVERS OUT THERE- SO WITHOUT FURTHER ADO, PLEASE WELCOME TO THE BE KIND ALWAYS PODCAST- FROM THE ARIZONA ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE, KIMBERLY VERMILLION!
TODAY IT ALL ABOUT THE KIDS IN THE VALLEY. IT’S IMPORTANT TO MAKE SURE WE ARE TAKING CARE OF THE KIDS. GIVING THEM THE BEST OPPORTUNITIES TO SUCCEED IN LIFE. IT STARTS AT HOME, BUT I BELIEVE OUR COMMUNITIES HAVE A RESPOSIBILITY AS WELL. SO TODAY I WELCOME SOMEONE WHO IS SUPER PASSIONATE ABOUT KIDS AND MAKING SURE THEY GET THE BEST WE CAN OFFER- PLEASE WELCOME JILL JOHNSON FROM THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF THE VALLEY!
IT’S THE 10TH LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH- IN 2020…IT’S SUICIDE. HOW DO WE REACH OUT? HOW DO WE HELP? WHAT SIGNS CAN WE LOOK FOR TO HELP FAMILY MEMBERS OR EVEN OUR CLOSE FRIENDS OR CO-WORKERS? JOINING ME TODAY TO HELP US WITH MANY OF THE QUESTIONS WE ALL HAVE IS ERICA MCBETH REPRESENTING THE AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION.
JUNE IS CANCER SURVIVORSHIP & MEN’S HEALTH MONTH- BUT REALLY THAT SHOULD BE EVERY MONTH. I’VE DONE MANY SHOWS TALKING ABOUT MEN’S HEALTH, AND HOW WE HAVE BEEN TRYING TO MAKE STRIDES TO GET MEN TO PAY MORE ATTENTION TO THEIR HEALTH AND THEIR MENTAL HEALTH. SO WHAT CAN WE DO TO HELP RAISE AWARENESS OF PREVENTABLE HEALTH PROBLEMS IN MEN AND ENCOURAGE EARLY DETECTION AND TREATMENT OF DISEASES INCLUDING CANCER AND DEPRESSION? JOINING ME TODAY IS A CANCER SURVIVOR TO SHARE NOT ONLY HIS STORY, BUT HOW WE CAN ALL HELP RAISE AWARENESS – WELCOME IAN DANLEY…
A PLACE OF HOPE AND HEALING. IT’S THEIR MISSION. THOSE WORDS MEAN SO MUCH, TO SO MANY PEOPLE. EVERY DAY, MORE THAN 7,000 PEOPLE IN MARICOPA COUNTY HAVE NO PLACE TO CALL HOME. IN FACT THAT NUMBER IS PROBABLY HIGHER TODAY…TODAY, I’M SPENDING SOME TIME WITH RYAN BROWN- HE’S THE MARKETING MANAGER FOR THE PHOENIX RESCUE MISSION AND RICH HEITZ WHO IS THE STREET OUTREACH MANAGER.
TODAY WE’RE GONNA TALK A LITTLE BIT ABOUT MONEY…HOW ITS GETTING TIGHT DUE TO SO MANY DIFFERENT CIRCUMSTANCES. SO WHAT CAN WE DO AS INDIVIDUALS TO BE SMART ABOUT MONEY? OR BETTER YET, BE SMART ABOUT MONEY AND MAKE IT WORK FOR US? WELSOME BRIAN LARSEN, VP & NORTHWEST DIVISION MANAGER FOR WaFD BANK.
WE’VE TALKED A LOT ABOUT CANCER ON THIS PODCAST. MANY DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS DO SUCH INCREDIBLE WORK FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE DIAGNOSED, OR LIVING WITH SOMEONE WHO HAS CANCER AND ALL OF THE HELP PEOPLE CAN RECEIVE. I GOT AN EMAIL THE OTHER DAY WITH INFORMATION TALKING ABOUT THE SINGLE PARENT DEALING WITH CANCER. HONESTLY, IT WAS NOT TOP OF MIND BUT AS I TOOK A DEEPER DIVE INTO THE WEBSITE, I SAW HOW AMAZING MY NEXT GUESTS ORGANIZATION IS. THE SINGLETONS- AN ORGANIZATION SUPPORTING SINGLE PARENTS WITH CANCER. THIS IS MY CONVERSATION WITH THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND FOUNDER OF THE SINGLETONS- JODY BOYD.
THE ARTS ARE IMPORTANT, FOR MANY REASONS. JOINING ME TODAY TO TALK ABOUT AN AMAZING ORGANIZATION IS BETH MALONEY- SHE IS THE DIRECTOR OF ARTS EDUCATION AT ACT ONE
THERE IS A LOT GOING ON IN THE WORLD TODAY, AND I AM EXCITED TO BE TALKING WITH MY GUESTS TODAY TO SEE HOW WE ALL CAN HELP. TODAY IS ABOUT PROJECT C.U.R.E.- THEIR MISSION IS TO IDENTIFY, SOLICIT, COLLECT, SORT AND DISTRIBUTE DONATED MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND SERVICES ACCORDING TO THE IMPERATIVE NEEDS OF THE WORLD…THAT MY FRIENDS IS A HUGE TASK. HERE TO HELP US UNDERSTAND MORE IS DR. DOUGLAS JACKSON- PRESIDENT AND CEO OF PROJECT CURE!
WE HAVE ALL BEEN TOUCHED BY OUR TOPIC TODAY. EITHER WE HAVE A FAMILY MEMBER, OR A FRIEND, OR CO-WORKER, OR MAYBE YOU ARE A SURVIVOR OR GOING THROUGH YOUR OWN EXPERIENCE…TODAY WE ARE TALKING ABOUT CANCER. THIS IS MY CONVERSATION WITH NICOLE BROWN, THE SENIOR DEVELOPMENT MANAGER FOR THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY.
TODAY CHATTING WITH OLD FRIENDS AND NEW FRIENDS…ONE OF THE FIRST INTERVIEWS I EVER DID FOR THE BE KIND ALWAYS PODCAST WAS WITH RYAN HOUSE. THEIR MISSION THROUGH THEIR WORLD CLASS CARE AND PROGRAMS- THEY EMBRACE ALL CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMALIES AS THEY NAVIGATE LIFE-LIMITING OR END OF LIFE JOURNEYS. WELCOME THE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT AT RYAN HOUSE AMY O’SULLIVAN AND RYAN HOUSE MOM MADISON WENTLAND.
WE HAVE HAD THIS CONVERSATION BEFORE, BUT IT’S SOMETHING THAT I FEEL WE NEED TO CONTINUE TO BRING AWARENESS TO…PROSTATE CANCER. HOW OFTEN ARE YOU GETTING CHECKED? HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU BE GETTING CHECKED? EARLY DETECTION IS SO KEY! JOINING ME TODAY IS DR. LARRY BANS MD- A UROLOGIST AND A PART OF THE ARIZONA PROSTATE CANCER COALITION.
YOU SEE IT MORE AND MORE EVERYDAY. IT HAS BEEN AN ON-GOING STRUGGLE FOR SO MANY PEOPLE- IT AFFECTS INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, CHILDREN, ADULTS- AND IT HAPPENS IN EVERY COMMUNITY- HOMELESSNESS. HOW CAN WE HELP? HOW CAN WE BREAK THE CYCLE? IT STARTS WITH EACH AND EVERY ONE OF US. IT STARTS WITH EDUCATION, ASSISTANCE, AND EXTENDING A HELPING HAND. THIS IS MY CONVERSATION WITH THE VP OF MARKETING & DEVELOPMENT OF HOMEWARD BOUND, JORDAN MORENO.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a part of Big Brothers Big Sisters? What does it take? How can you help? All the answers to your questions happen here!
HOW MANY TIMES HAVE YOU HEARD THIS…"YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT!" MORE THAN I CAN COUNT. SO WHAT DOES THAT ACTUALLY MEAN? OR WHAT SHOULD IT REALLY ASK? HERE TO HELP US OUT IS THE CO-FOUNDER OF THE FLORIDA WELLNESS INSTITUTE…HEALTH AND WELLNESS EXPERT DR. JULIE GATZA.
TODAY MY GUEST IS AN EVENT MODERATOR- A TOP RATED SPEAKER, FACILITATOR AND EXECUTIVE COACH. SHE IS A CERTIFIED LIFE COACH AND SPENT ABOUT 13 YEARS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT BEFORE WRAPPING UP A CAREER AS AN ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER. SHE IS THE CO-FOUNDER OF “ARIZONA WOMEN LEADING GOVERNMENT” AND A MENTOR WITH THE INTERNATIONAL CITY/COUNTY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION…AND BOARD MEMBER OF AN ORGANIZATION THAT HELPS KIDS, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES…IT’S ARIZONA’S CHILDREN ASSOCIATION. PLEASE WELCOME NICOLE LANCE…
IT SEEMS LIKE WE GET A NEW SUPERHERO MOVIE EVERY 6 MONTHS. THIS IS MY INTERVIEW WITH A PERSON WHO HAS TAKEN THIS CONCWEPT AND MADE IT A 365 DAYS A YEAR BENEFIT FOR KIDS IN NEED. HE HAS TAKEN THE ELEMENT OF BEING A SUPERHERO, AND PUT IT TO REAL USE. IN OUR COMMUNITY- PLEASE WELCOME TO THE BE KIND ALWAYS PODCAST, THE FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT OF “PUT ON THE CAPE: FOUNDATION FOR HOPE” MR. SEAN REAVIE.
Today we are talking a bit about Family. For some, it may be the lack of family. Many of us take family for granted. Others wish they had family to be around. Here to talk more about family is Nancy Williams. She is the Executive Director of the Arizona Association for Foster and Adoptive Parents.
GEORGE BENSON ORIGNALLY PUT THE LYRICS TO SONG- WHITNEY HOUSTON DROVE THOSE LYRICS TO ANOTHER GENERATION WITH THE SONG “THE GREATEST LOVE OF ALL”…I BELIEVE THE CHILDREN ARE OUR FUTURE TEACH THEM WELL AND LET THEM LEAD THE WAY…THOSE LYRICS ARE NOT TOO FAR OFF OF THE VISION OF THE SOUTHWEST HUMAN DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION. “A POSITIVE FUTURE FOR EVERY CHILD”. HERE TO DISCUSS MORE ABOUT THEIR MISSION IS JAKE ADAMS CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER FOR SOUTHWEST HUMAN DEVELOPMENT!
DEALING WITH THE LOSS OF A LOVED ONE IS DEVESTATING. EVEN TRAUMATIC…LOSING A LOVED ONE TO SUICIDE, OR ALCOHOL, OR DRUGS, AND WE ALL ASK OURSELVES WHAT DID I MISS? WHAT COULD I HAVE DONE? HOW DID I NOT NOTICE…A FEELING A HELPLESSNESS. YOU ARE NOT ALONE. JOINING ME NOW ON THE SHOW IS MARIANNE GOUVEIA OF ERIC'S HOUSE.
TODAY, I'M CHATTING WITH AN OLD FRIEND AND A NEW FRIEND…ONE OF THE FIRST INTERVIEWS I EVER DID FOR THE BE KIND ALWAYS PODCAST WAS WITH RYAN HOUSE. THEIR MISSION THROUGH THEIR WORLD CLASS CARE AND PROGRAMS- THEY EMBRACE ALL CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES AS THEY NAVIGATE LIFE-LIMITING OR END OF LIFE JOURNEYS. IT IS MY PLEASURE TO WELCOME BACK TO THE SHOW THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AT RYAN HOUSE TRACY LEONARD-WARNER AND RYAN HOUSE FAMILY MEMBER, JESSICA LEVENBAUM!
WELCOME TO THE BE KIND ALWAYS PODCAST. TODAY WE’RE GOING TO TALK ABOUT A SPECIAL PLACE. THEY HAVE OVER 50 LOCATIONS ACROSS THE U.S. AND MEXICO, AND THEY ARE GROWING EVERY YEAR. THEY HAVE A LOCATION IN PHOENIX THAT OPENED IN 2015. THIS MADE THEM THE 21ST GIGI’S PLAYHOUSE TO OPEN! GIGI’S PLAYHOUSE PROVIDES FREE PROGRAMS THAT ARE EDUCATIONAL AND THERAPUDIC IN NATURE TO INDIVIDUALS WITH DOWN SYNDROME. HERE TO TELL US MORE ABOUT THIS WONDERFUL PLACE… ROBIN LEA-AMOS- EXECUTIVE DIR. OF GIGI’S PLAYHOUSE PHOENIX/SCOTTSDALE.
WELCOME TO THE BE KIND ALWAYS PODCAST! TODAY IS ABOUT PET’S. I GREW UP A CAT OWNER, AND NOW HAVE BEEN A DOG OWNER FOR YEARS. WE HAVE ALL SEEN THE COMMERCIALS WITH PET’S COMING TO THE RESCUE, OR TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE IN SOME WAY SHAPE OR FORM. JOINING ME TODAY IS PAMELLE EASTERLING. SHE IS THE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT FOR GABRIELE’S ANGELS!
Today, we are going to talk about the “WELCOME TO AMERICA PROJECT”. It is what it says- a “WELCOME TO AMERICA”. They help refugee families get started by donating furniture, household goods, clothing and a warm welcome. Since 2001, more than 2,000 families have been helped and thousands of people have volunteered in some way. the Welcome to America project has won a number of awards and is proud to be part of the Phoenix community. Joining me today is Mike Sullivan, Director of the Welcome To America Project.
WELCOME TO THE BE KIND ALWAYS PODCAST! IT’S THAT TIME OF THE YEAR AGAIN…A BIRTHDAY, ANNIVERSARY? NO, WELL, MAYBE IF YOU GET EXCITED ABOUT THESE THINGS. NO, IT’S TIME TO GET YOUR PROSTATE CHECKED! SEPTEMBER WAS PROSTATE CANCER AWARENESS MONTH, BUT REALLY EVERY MONTH YOU SHOULD BE AWARE. JOINING ME TODAY IS DR. LARRY BANS MD- A UROLOGIST AND A PART OF THE ARIZONA PROSTATE CANCER COALITION.
DO YOU WORK FROM HOME? ARE YOU BACK IN THE OFFICE? DO YOU WANT TO GO BACK TO THE OFFICE? THE PANDEMIC HAS CERTAINLY REQUIRED US TO DO THINGS DIFFERENT, AND IT HAS CREATED NEW HABITS. JOINING ME TODAY IS BEST SELLING AUTHOR OF “PRINCIPLES OF CARTEL DISRUPTION: ACCELERATE & MAXIMIZE PERFORMANCE”. HE’S ALSO AN INTERNATIONALLY-RECOGNIZED EXPERT ON CORPORATE INNOVATION, GROWTH, AND LEADERSHIP- PLEASE WELCOME…DAVID RADLO.
ONE THING THAT I ALWAYS SAY, AND YOU HAVE HEARD AS WELL IS THAT THERE IS NOTHING MORE IMPORTANT THAN FAMILY. IN EVERY WALK OF THEIR LIFE- THERE’S NOTHING MORE IMPORTANT THAN FAMILY. THE LOSS OF A FAMILY MEMBER IS DEVISTATING. IF YOU ARE YOUNGER, YOU MAY HAVE A HARD TIME UNDERSTANDING WHAT HAPPENING, AND AS YOU GET OLDER, IT’S EVEN HARDER. SO HOW DO WE GET THROUGH THESE TIMES? HOW DO WE MOVE FORWARD AND DEAL WITH THE LOSS OF A LOVED ONE? HERE TO HELP US WALK THIS PATH AND WHERE PEOPLE CAN FIND HELP IS THE DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS OF BILLY’S PLACE- KIM HUMPHREY.
September 5-11 is National Suicide Prevention Week, and in this episode of the podcast, I spend some time with Erica McBeth and JoAnne Harding to talk about the great work being done at the Arizona Chapter of the AFSP.
TODAY WE’LL DISCUSS SOMETHING I THINK EVERYONE CAN RELATE TO. STRESS. ACCORDING TO THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF STRESS (I DIDN’T KNOW THAT EXSISTED)- 77% OF PEOPLE HAVE STRESS THAT AFFECTS THEIR PHYSICAL HEALTH. HERE TO HELP US NAVIGATE THE TRIGGERS THAT START THIS AND TO HELP US GET SOME ANSWERS TO SHY AND HOW IT AFFECTS SO IS SUE JOHONNESSON- PRESIDENT OF QGENICS.
THIS EPISODE IS ABOUT MUSIC. MORE IMPORTANTLY, MUSIC EDUCATION. WHILE I WAS GROWING UP, MUSIC WAS A HUGE PART OF MY LIFE. I STARTED IN 3RD GRADE- PLAYING DRUMS. MY SCHOOL HAD A MUSIC PROGRAM, AND IT WAS SOMETHING THAT I FEEL WAS AN IMPORTANT PART OF MY PATH ON LIFE AS I SEE AND LIVE IT NOW. SCHOOL BUDGETS FOR THE ARTS ARE DECLINING. SEEMS THIS IS A COMMON TRAIT YEAR AFTER YEAR, YET THERE IS MORE AND MORE STUDENTS INTERSTED IN THE ARTS. JOINING ME TODAY TO DISCUSS A BIT MORE WHAT IS BEING DONE TO HELP OUR STUDENTS IS THE PRESIDENT OF DESERT SOUNDS- JENNIFER CREWS.
IT ALMOST SEEMS THAT WE CAN BARELY GO A DAY WITHOUT READING A STORY IN THE NEWS ABOUT ANOTHER CHILD DROWNING. IT HURTS. AND IT’S NOT JUST A KID THING EITHER, THIS IS ALL ABOUT ADULTS AS WELL. JOING ME TODAY IS THE PRESIDENT OF THE DROWNING PREVENTION COALITION OF ARIZONA, LORI SCHMIDT.
How are families returning to normal? The "work-life" integration is changing. In this episode, my guest has said, "No success in life compensates for failure in the home." That is deep, and Warren Rustand will explain what he means in this episode of the Be Kind Always podcast!
In this episode, we discuss a topic that is a bit scary. The victims are even more scared. We are talking about domestic violence. On average, nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the United States. During one year, this equates to more than 10 million women and men. 1 in 4 women and 1 in 9 men experience severe intimate partner physical violence, sexual violence, intimate partner stalking with impacts such as injury, fearfulness, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Here to help us understand more is the President of "Control Alt Delete"- Rest from abuse is Laura Pahules.
In this episode of the podcast, we are talking about families, and kids! We're talking with an organization that helps kids, youth, and families. The Arizona's Children Association was founded in 1912 and they are the oldest and largest state-wide comprehensive child welfare and behavioral health not-for-profit agencies in Arizona. This is my conversation with their marketing manager Lauren Watson.
In this episode, we talk about addiction. Not to alcohol, or drugs, or what you might be used to seeing on an A&E documentary show. This is an addiction to sugar! According to the American Heart Association, the average adult swallows 22 teaspoons of added sugar each day – mostly in the form of soft drinks, candy, cakes, cookies, and pies. Not to be outdone, America’s 14-to-18-year-olds consume an eye-popping 34 teaspoons of added sugar daily! To help understand how sugar is harming us and how we can moderate our intake is Dr. Julie Gatza.
ONE OF THE REASONS I HOST THIS SHOW IS TO GET THE WORD OUT TO LISTENERS ABOUT PEOPLE DOING GOOD. IN THE CASE OF TODAYS CHAT- THEY RAISE MONEY AND PROVIDE GRANTS TO MANY OF THOSE ORGANIZATIONS WE TALK TO ON A REGULAR BASIS. TODAY I AM CHATTING WITH THE PRESIDENT AND FOUNDER OF THE ARIZONA WOMEN'S PARTNERSHIP…AN ALL VOLUNTEER PHILANTHROPIC NON-PROFIT WHERE ALL THE PROCEEDS THEY RAISE BENEFIT SMALL NON-PROFITS THAT ASSIST UNDERSERVED WOMEN AND CHILDREN AT RISK.
A recent survey found that some Americans are harboring what could be viewed as bad money habits. For example, 27% of Americans rarely discuss their personal finances with family. And 75% of Americans manage their own money, whereas only 17% hire a financial advisor. Let's face it, it's hard to save. In this episode of the BE KIND ALWAYS PODCAST, I talk with Brian Larsen from WaFD on how we can start to manage our money better.
In this episode of the BE KIND ALWAYS podcast, I speak with Michelle Bailey, the author of "The Currency of Gratitude" on how to obtain a good "work life" balance. It tough to navigate these waters, so this should help you out!
The Salvation Army in the Valley does more than ring bells at Christmas. In this episode of the podcast, I speak with Ivan Wild Lt. Colonel of the Salvation Army Southwest Divisional Commander. He inspires people every day to be their best.
In this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr. Kris Wallace, NMD and member of the Arizona Naturopathic Medical Association on what causes SAD and how to remedy it. Our summer months are the same of those winter months for other states, so we go through many of the same issues as the snow birds.
During the pandemic, it has been hard on all non-profits. UCP of Central Arizona is growing. In this edition of the Be Kind Always Podcast, I talk with Valerie Pieraccini, the Director of Early Intervention, Therapy, and Early Learning Center about the new location and how they are spreading the word!
Welcome to the show! This is my interview with Marcia Gruber-Page who is the VP of Oncology Services at Dignity Health- the Cancer Institute at St. Josephs Hospital and Medical Center. We talk about how they are helping those who have cancer and their new location opening in the West Valley.
THIS ONE IS FOR ALL OF US PET LOVERS! IT’S A CELEBRATION OF SORTS! THEY ARE CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF SAVING LIVES OF HOMELESS ANIMALS. AND TODAY I AM SPEAKING WITH THE NEW PRESIDENT AND CEO OF THE ARIZONA ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE- ALASSANDRA NAVIDAD…WELCOME TO THE BE KIND ALWAYS PODCAST!
Imagine going boating for the first time. Imagine the challenges you would face learning as you go. How about boating in the ocean? Now imagine all of that, and you are blind. WOW! In this episode of the podcast, I speak to Louie Duran and Louden Krueg who helped blind kids do all of that and more! They filmed the whole thing and made an incredible documentary of the entire trip.
The last year and a half has been a challenge. It's fair to say we have all been a bit cautious, but now we need to get out and get that body moving! This is my conversation with Dr. Heather Moore and her recommendations to getting back to healthy!
April is Financial Literacy Month! (I think it should be every month) In this episode of the podcast, I discuss the importance of financial literacy and teaching others how to develop healthy financial habits with Paris Davis. She is the Senior Vice President and Northwest Arizona Retail Division Manager at WaFd Bank. We discuss teaching children and teens how to spend, save, invest and allocate money is a valuable tool for them to have at an early age.
Vaccine reluctance is on the rise in Arizona. Recent reports have suggested that even hospital staff are beginning to show reluctance and in Arizona specifically, nurses at vaccine centers have seen a steep drop in appointments over the past few weeks, even though eligibility has totally opened up. So, what is the role of healthcare leaders in encouraging people to get this vaccine? This is my conversation with Craig Laser, Clinical Associate Professor at Arizona State University within the Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation. He is a progressive and inclusive healthcare leader that integrates his knowledge of leadership, performance and organizational development into his practice, Craig can offer insight into how we can overcome this challenge and ensure healthcare leaders are effectively communicating the need for the public to get vaccinated.
How can we do better to watch our kids around water? Maybe the problem is that they need to be taught to respect water earlier in life? Swim lessons? That's a great start. In this episode, I speak with the folks at the British Swim School in Phoenix for some tips for parents.
This is an interview with Emily Golden who is a certified coach specializing in executive leadership and career coaching. She is also the author of "The New Golden Rule". In this episode we dive into some great tips for getting ahead in your life.
It's almost that time of the year. The time when we start those "R" words. "Resolutions". How we promise we're going to work out and join a gym and get healthy, you know- those resolutions. You can start now. At home. Tonight. You don't have to lift a muscle, or spend any money. It's called sleep. I speak with Colton Smith who is a D1 coach here in Phoenix. After, I will chat with you a bit about how I see this working for me on a personal level with some of my own views. Enjoy, and go to bed at a decent hour tonight!
In this episode, I spend some time with Sara Williams, Program Manager for Community Events at Desert Financial Credit Union. We get into all the work they are doing for the communities. Like I said, not just a bank.
How can you help out those in your community that need help this Christmas? In this episode of the podcast, I take some time with Major David Yardley of the Salvation Army. We talk about the Red Kettles, Christmas Angels, and their annual Christmas dinner.
In this edition of the podcast, I spend some time with Karla Verdugo to discuss how UCP is fundraising with their GRAND RAFFLE. Get more info here.
Did you know that Arizona has the 3rd highest poverty rate among the nation's 25 largest metro areas? The Phoenix Rescue Mission is doing something about this and you can help. In this episode of the podcast I speak with Nicole Pena and what they are doing. Click here to get more info on how YOU can help.
In this episode I chat with Dan Shufelt. He is the President and CEO of Arizona Helping Hands. The pandemic may have slowed things down a bit, but their organization continues to provide for the kids who need it. You can learn how you can help as well.
In 2020, organizations have had to do a lot of things differently. Meetings, interactions, fundraising events, you name it. In this episode, I speak with Tracy Leonard-Warner about RYAN HOUSE and their upcoming virtual run. Learn about Ryan House and how you can participate (virtually) for a great organization!
In this episode, I spend some time with Marianne Gouveia and Patty Kincaid about the benefits of Eric's House and how they help families, friends, and relatives cope with the loss of a loved one by suicide, alcohol, or addiction.
St. Mary's Food Bank has been a staple in the Valley to help those in need. You may think that during this pandemic they may have slowed down. Not the case at all. They have upped their game and continue to feed those in need, and then some! This is my conversation with Jerry Brown explaining how they have been able to accomplish their goals.
In this episode of the podcast I have a conversation with Jill Johnson from The Boys & Girls Club of the Valley to discuss how they have not stopped helping kids in the Valley even through the pandemic.
No one wants to hear that their child has cancer. If you hear those words, where do you turn? In the Valley, it's Phoenix Childrens Hospital. In this episode, I talk with my friend Tim Harrison who talks about their ongoing mission to help children and their families who are fighting cancer. You can help as well.
It's life. How can you help young ladies in the Valley? This is my amazing conversation with Demetra Presley who saw a need and used her energy and compassion - then started a mission.
Mental Health is always important. During a pandemic, it is extra challenging. How can we make sure we are paying attention to those who made need help? What can we do to be more aware? In this episode of the BE KIND ALWAYS podcast, I speak with Erica McBeth and Cori Frolander regarding Suicide Prevention Week and what they are doing to help. Erica shares her story regarding her challenges with depression over the years and how she has learned to deal with fighting it.
September is Prostate Cancer Awareness month. In this episode of the BE KIND ALWAYS PODCAST, I have a chat with Dr. Larry Bans about getting in for your annual exam and how important early detection really is.
In this episode I have an amazing conversation with Dr. Jason Vargas from the Arizona Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics about their virtual fundraising event for kids.
Raise your hand if you find yourself scrolling through your social media apps several times a day. Guilty. It's call "doom scrolling". What exactly is it and how can you help yourself? Listen and learn from Dr. Kasey Nichols.
What is your calling? When did you know your true mission in life? I speak with Sean Reavie from "Put on The Cape- Foundation of Hope" and how his mission to help children has SUPER POWERS!
In this episode, I speak with JoAnna Strother, Advocacy Director of the American Lung Association on how the air pollution affects your lungs. How are they dealing with it at the American Lung Association, and how they can help you!
First, we were sent home to do our jobs during the pandemic. Now, a lot of employers are gearing up to have their employees come back to the office. How do you feel about that? In this episode, I spend time with Dr. Kasey Nichols from the Arizona Naturopathic Medical Association to talk about the anxiety and depression of having to go back to the office and how you can "walk your way through it".
In this episode, I chat with Kristin Chatsworth who is the Executive Director for Live & Learn. She explains the mission of Live & Learn and how they are helping women break the cycle of generational poverty. During the pandemic it has become more of a challenge. Find out how you can help this wonderful organization.
It takes a village. You have heard this before, but in this case it takes a village to build a village. This is my interview with Nate Hughes, VP of Partnerships for "1Mission", a community development organization giving people in poverty the opportunity to earn a house by serving their community.
In this episode, I learn about Lupus from Toni Grimes. She is a survivor, and ambassador, and advocate, and a spokesperson for the Lupus Foundation Of America. Listen and learn with me, the help the cause!
The stronger the family unit, the better. How do we keep the family unit together, and keep kids safe? This is a question that has a solution with Child Crisis Arizona. In the episode of the Be Kind Always podcast, I talk with Torrie Taj and how their organization is helping kids stay safe, and how they are keeping families strong.
How can we feed children in this time of need? So many people are doing so much good to help those in need. This is my interview with Clint Palmer and he talks about how YOU can help!
How is the city of Mesa doing through the COVID-19 pandemic? In this edition of the BE KIND ALWAYS podcast, I have a conversation with Mesa Mayor John Giles and we discuss Mesa's food distribution programs to those in need and how schools are moving forward.
It takes a village. You have heard this before, but in this case it takes a village to build a village. This is my interview with Nate Hughes, VP of Partnerships for "1Mission", a community development organization giving people in poverty the opportunity to earn a house by serving their community.
Danielle Williams was a pillar of health. She ate right, and exercised every day. She payed attention to the foods she ate and was a non-smoker. Then one day her world was turned upside down. Lung cancer. Hear her story and how she refuses to give in to the diagnosis and how she is fighting back!
Danielle Williams was the pillar of health. Non-smoker, careful of the food she ate, athletic and active. Then one day her world is turned upside down. Hear her story and how she refuses to give in to her diagnosis and how she is fighting back.
Petco has honored their Nation Foster Hero's and I had a chance to speak with Roxie Lusk from Phoenix. We talk about her being a foster and the challenges and rewards that come with that. She is amazing and an inspiration to pet lovers all over the Valley.
We have heard about CBD, but what do we really know about CBD and how can it help us? In this episode of the Be Kind Always podcast, I talk with Charlie Peirmarini, the CEO of Restorative CBD and we get some answers.
In this episode I had the pleasure to speak with Tempe Police Chief Sylvia Moir. We discuss domestic violence during the pandemic and how people can get help, as well as our current state of policing. She has an amazing outlook of "mindful policing" and how it helps the community of Tempe and beyond.
This episode of the podcast, Charlie talks with Yvette Jackson from Devereux Arizona about their services and how Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health is changing lives for people living with emotional, behavioral or cognitive differences. Yvette is amazing and her staff is helping so many kids.
We take care of the kids, our family, relatives in the pandemic, but what about our furry children? We have been home more often, so how are the pets adjusting? What is going on in their heads and what do we need to do as pet owners to make sure we are doing what is best for our four-legged friends? In this edition of the Be Kind Always podcast, I have a conversation with Dr. Chad Dodd, a veterinarian for YuMove to discuss the good, the bad, and the "good boy" issues!
In this episode, I speak with Dr. Larry Johnson about Phoenix College and how they have been helping out the community during the pandemic and how they specialize in developing those front line workers.
Going through this pandemic is not easy. Time at home can be challenging. For some people, they are alone or spend greater times away from love ones. For other, there is a lot of time with family. Sometimes more than usual. How do you handle the stress of these situations? I spend some time with Dr. Chris Donaghue discussing your mental health during CoVID-19 and some things you can do to help yourself and others. Dr. Chris is a PhD., author, therapist, educator, and lecturer. He hosts "LOVELINE" and the podcast "I'm Listening: Stay Connected" on the RADIO.COM app.
Seems we all have a little bit of time on our hands right now, so why not get to cleaning and organizing? One of those projects is what do you do with all of your kids artwork from school? The pasta pictures, the stick figures, you name it, how can you hold on to those and make them organized? In this episode I am talking with Robyn Pomonis and she will discuss 4everbound and how she can help!
This pandemic has changed the lives of so many people. Think of those who needed the most help BEFORE we got to this. How much do they rely on us now? This is my conversation with Jessica Berg from St. Vincent Depaul and how her team is doing everything they can to help those most in need.
In this episode, Charlie Huero talks to Mark Breyer about his staff at The Breyer Law Offices and how they are giving back to the local businesses in the community and how you can support the cause as well!
In this episode, I chat with Jonny Hanna who is the Co-Founder and CEO of HOMIE, a real estate technology company and how the CoVid -19 virus is challenging the business.
In this episode, Charlie talks with Cynthia Fox, CEO and Co-Founder of LSVT LOUD and how their organization is helping those with Parkinson's Disease fight the good fight each and every day. LSVT LOUD has integrated new therapy into daily programs. In addition, they discuss the latest trends and treatment research.
In this edition, Charlie Huero speaks with Katy Hansen, Director of Development at UCP and Valerie Pieraccini, Director of Clinic and Home Based Therapy Programs and Early Learning Center about hos it is working with their clients during the CoVID-19 pandemic. We also talk about how you can help in this time of need.
In this episode of the BE KIND ALWAYS podcast I have the opportunity to talk with Shashi Jasthi, President and CEO of Solugenix who leads the Arizona Science Bowl the largest regional STEM (science, techonology, engineering, mathmatics) for high school and middle school students. We discuss the futures of thes young kids and how the Arizona Science Bowl will help them acheive their dreams!
In this episode of the BE KIND ALWAYS podcast, I have a conversation with Lt. Colonel Kelly Pontsler from the Salvation Army Phoenix. We discuss the current situation of The Salvation Army and how they are adjusting to the CoVID-19 virus and it's impact on the people who look to the Salvation Army for help. How can you assist? Find out in the podcast.
In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with John Greenway, Chairman of Mission2Alpha. Mission2Alpha is a local 501C3 non profit organization with the mission of serving injured military and first responder heroes.
In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Erik Bryan, owner of Precision Air and Plumbing. The Coronavirus is now a global pandemic, and many have been left feeling vulnerable and unsure of how to protect themselves. While you can’t control the environment and people around you, homeowners can evaluate their living spaces to make sure that they are avoiding illness and environment health risks.
In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Jill Johnson, Director of Strategic Partnerships for Boys & Girls Club of the Valley. They discussed ways the Boys & Girls Club of the Valley is helping families during these trying times with COVID-19.
In this episode, Charlie Huero talked with Keith Walters (President, Scottsdale Sunrise Rotary Club), Clark Gilhart (Vice-President, Scottsdale Sunrise Rotary Club), Sonya Carver (Raising Special Kids). They discussed what the Scottsdale Sunrise Rotary Club does in the community. Their 2020 Charity Golf Tournament has been rescheduled for November 2nd. For more information, click HERE.
In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Molly Caldwell, School Counselor for Great Hearts Academies. Great Hearts Academies is sharing several tips with parents on how they should be talking to their kids about Coronavirus.
In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Dan Shufelt, CEO and president of Arizona Helping Hands. Local nonprofit, Arizona Helping Hands (AHH), has created a program that aims to find a solution for the growing demand of foster families and ease the burden of the licensing process for free.
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In this episode, Charlie Huero had the chance to talk with Carrie Collins-Fadell, Executive Director of Brain Injury Alliance of Arizona. The Brain Injury Alliance of Arizona (BIAAZ) is the only statewide nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of adults and children with all types of brain injuries through prevention, advocacy, awareness, and education. BIAAZ also houses the Arizona Brain Health Resource Center, a collection of educational information and neuro-specific resources for brain injury survivors, caregivers, family members, and professionals.
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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Jessica McCaffery. Jessica is the Regional Executive Director of the Southwest Region ALSAC - The fundraising and awareness organization for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. St. Jude is leading the way the world understands, treats and defeats childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. The mission of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital is to advance cures, and means of prevention, for pediatric catastrophic diseases through research and treatment. Consistent with the vision of our founder Danny Thomas, no child is denied treatment based on race, religion or a family's ability to pay.
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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Archie Bradley, namesake of Archipalooza and Arizona Diamondback. They discussed how Archie got into baseball and how he feels it's important to give back to the community that has supported him. Join Archie Bradley and friends for Archiepalooza 2.0. Proceeds from the event benefit the Odysea Aquarium Foundation and Archie's Community Fund.
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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Archie Bradley, namesake of Archipalooza and Arizona Diamondback. They discussed how Archie got into baseball and how he feels it's important to give back to the community that has supported him. Join Archie Bradley and friends for Archiepalooza 2.0. Proceeds from the event benefit the Odysea Aquarium Foundation and Archie's Community Fund.
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In this episode, Charlie Huero talked with Heather Rogers, M3F Festival Director. M3F is Arizona’s largest 100% nonprofit music festival; with all proceeds benefiting local, nonprofit organizations. Designed to promote Community, Culture and Charity, M3F has donated more than $2 million to local charities; raising $509,000 in 2019 alone. For the second year in a row, a portion of proceeds from the Festival will focus on funding the Phoenix Children’s Hospital Music Therapy Program. This program takes a unique approach to healing; applying the passion and power of music to help children heal as they undergo medical treatments and rehabilitation.
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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Lee Perreira, founder of 16 X 16 Inc. At 16 X 16, we know that sometimes all it takes to change the world is a little support. Since our founding in 2019, we have been determined to make an impact. Facing many life challenges, being knocked to the ground, and fighting everyday, Lee Perreira's daily growth, love, and determination to make the world a better a place is how 16 x16 was born.
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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Kristie Barnett, Sexton Chair for Dream City Foundation. Dream City Foundation raises funds and awareness for the largest human trafficking rescue and recovery program in the United States at the Phoenix Dream Center and StreetLightUSA. Families, friends, and co-workers gather together to show support for the victims of human trafficking.
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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Michele Shipitofsky, CEO of Cortney’s Place. Cortney’s Place was founded due to a family (Cindy & Jim Carpenter) who was in need of care for their disabled daughter (Cortney) who was nearing the end of her high school based program when she “aged out” at the age of 22. This resulted in the creation of a day program that is a safe, engaging and innovative environment for disabled individuals who have aged-out of the public school system.
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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Nichole Brown, Community Development Manager for American Cancer Society. They discussed many of the ways American Cancer Society helps cancer patients in need of assistance including fundraising efforts. There is still time to join the American Cancer Society's Climb To Conquer Cancer on February 29th, 2020.
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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Laureen Tanner,RN, MSN, FACHE, Chief Executive Officer at Treasure House. Founded by Kurt and Brenda Warner, their approach is to center on the individual, not a program or process that isn’t tailored to a young adult’s specific goals. They focus on their residents’ strengths, talents and abilities to identify the best ways to support their growth and achieve their potential. They work to achieve a balance between providing a supportive environment and reducing the amount of restrictions that could contain their growth and development.
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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Laura Capello, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona. For more than 60 years, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona has operated under the belief that inherent in every child is the ability to succeed and thrive in life. Big Brothers Big Sisters makes meaningful, professionally supported matches between adult volunteers (“Bigs”) and children (“Littles”), ages 6 through 18, in Maricopa County and Pinal County.
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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Laura Capello, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona. For more than 60 years, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona has operated under the belief that inherent in every child is the ability to succeed and thrive in life. Big Brothers Big Sisters makes meaningful, professionally supported matches between adult volunteers (“Bigs”) and children (“Littles”), ages 6 through 18, in Maricopa County and Pinal County.
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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Sean Reavie, Founder/President of Put on the Cape Foundation. Put on the Cape Foundation empowers children suffering acute physical and sexual abuse. They adopt advocacy and child crisis centers in Arizona to ensure the children visiting have all their needs addressed.
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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Don Chipatti from Parada del Sol. They chat about the Annual Parada del Sol parade coming up on February 8th.
In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Kristy Morcom, Director of Media Relations, and Bree, Education Trainer from Wildlife World Zoo Aquarium and Safari Park. They discussed wildlife conservation and ways to help Australia following the devastating wildfires. Kristy and Bree even brought in Zook, a laughing kookaburra native to Australia.
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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with David Baum and Eric Brandt from the Thunderbird Charities. They discussed their biggest fundraiser of the year, the Waste Management Phoenix Open and the Coors Light Birds Nest. Last year, the Thunderbird Charities donated 16.9 million dollars to organizations around the Valley. Find out more by listening to the podcast.
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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Barbara Hoffman and Jeremy Bethancourt with the Distracted Driving Summit. Arizona Distracted Driving Awareness Summit brings together citizens, law enforcement agencies, legislators & elected officials, as well as numerous other state and national organizations to focus on how we can reduce and eliminate the crisis of distracted driving in our communities and on our roadways. The Annual Arizona Distracted Driving summit takes place on January 22nd from 8:30 am - 3:00 pm at the Wesley Bolin Plaza (Arizona State Capital).
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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Mary from the Downtown Chandler Community Partnerships. They dicuss the great events happening in downtown Chandler. These events are free to the public.
In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Doug Mummert, retired Division Chief for the Phoenix Fire Department. Charlie and Doug discussed many topics important to the Phoenix Fire Foundation including electrical safety stats and tips, space heater safety tips, smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarm safety tips, fire escape planning and so much more.