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Libel Laws Protecting Media Assailed by Trump and Justice Clarence Thomas
Decades long protections afforded media against libel actions are being threatened to be upended by the duo of President Donald Trump and U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. President Trump… Read More
Episode 060 : Nicholas Haines, Co-Founder of the Five Institute
Today on The Kindness Podcast, I’m talking to Nick Haines, the co-founder of the Five Institute and a kindness ambassador. He created The Vitality Test in an effort for people… Read More
Iran’s Strength is the Primary Target of the Trump Team in the Middle East
When the dust settles from U.S. troop withdrawals in Syria and Afghanistan and troop build-ups in Iraq, the primary target of American hostility in the Middle East is Iran, according… Read More
Episode 048: Paleontologist and explorer Nancy Stevens talks about the adventure of science
Paleontologist Nancy Stevens is a scientist but most of all, she says, she’s an explorer. Leading teams in Africa and other places, Nancy has discovered new fossil species from mammals… Read More
Episode 059 : Joy Jordan
Today on The Kindness Podcast, Nicole is joined by meditation and mindfulness coach Joy Jordan. Joy has taught everyone from school children to prison inmates about mindfulness, and she shares… Read More
Blackface and Other Racist Symbols Still Plague Our 21st Century Society
Despite advances in civil rights in our country’s history, our society, in the 21st Century, is still plagued by racist symbols such as “blackface” and other racial stereotyping. It has… Read More
Episode 058 : The Davy Rule w/ Rob McLeod
Rob McLeod is a motivational speaker and frisbee ambassador. He talks to students primarily about kindness, acceptance, determination and unplugging. Today on The Kindness Podcast, he talks to me about… Read More
Religion & Science are Bound Together by Public Policy and Political Authority
A new study will examine how the relationship between science and religion impacts political power, social authority and culture, according to Dr. Myrna Perez Sheldon, assistant professor of Gender and… Read More
Episode 047: Judge Gayle Williams-Byers Offers Tips For Promoting Your Well-Being
Municipal Court Judge Gayle Williams-Byers — whose side gig is teaching other judges — is determined to convince her colleagues that “self-care is not selfish.” In this episode, she explains… Read More
Episode 057 : The Importance of Mentoring w/ Tom Hodson
In this episode of The Kindness Podcast, I’m talking with Thomas Hodson, director and general manager of the WOUB Center for Public Media at Ohio University. Hodson has led dual… Read More
Episode 056 : Heart Rocks w/ Tway Huyhn
Sometimes something so small can bring us a sense of comfort. Sometimes magic can be found in something unexpected. Tway Huynh felt that exact magic when she found a heart… Read More
Immigration Deadlock Strangles Congressional Initiatives & Real Reform
As President Trump is deadlocked with Congress over border wall funding, the government suffers a partial shutdown and true immigration reform is put on the back burner. The fight over… Read More
Episode 055 : Resiliency Trainer, Brian Fleming
Brian Fleming was born into a lower-income family in a small factory town west of Detroit, Michigan. After joining the Army at 18 years old, he was blown up by… Read More
Episode 046: Business Journalist Mark Miller Discusses Retirement Strategies and Growing Through Trauma
Mark Miller, a journalist who often covers issues related to retirement and aging, writes three columns, including for Reuters, and his work appears in places like The New York Times… Read More
Wildlife Conservation in a Warzone: Perils and Triumphs in Afghanistan
A new book, “The Snow Leopard Project and Other Adventures in Warzone Conservation” has been recently authored by Dr. Alex Dehgan. Dehgan is an entrepreneur, expedition leader, diplomat and development… Read More
Episode 054 : Eddie Luisi, Stage Manager of “Good Morning America”
Everyone we pass on the street has a story, but we don’t always get the chance to take a peek into their life. In this week’s episode of The Kindness… Read More
Episode 045: Job Search Expert Susan P. Joyce Shares LinkedIn Tips
Online job search expert Susan P. Joyce has been quoted in hundreds of books, articles and blog posts. And she runs two top career websites: Job-Hunt.Org and WorkCoachCafe.com Susan is… Read More
Episode 053 : 1 a Week w/Boomer Perrault
Boomer Perrault is a Connecticut resident who, with the help of a friend, started the 1 a Week Organization. 1 a Week promotes positivity and mental health awareness, through acts… Read More
Historical Documentary Building Blocks: People, Place, Stories and Events
“Story” is tantamount when a filmmaker decides whether to make a film. If the story doesn’t resonate with the film’s creator, then the project will just be a jumble of… Read More
Episode 052 : Dr. Peter Kapsner
Like many of us, Dr. Peter Kapsner wears dozens of hats. As a business owner, professor, radio host and church leader, there is one thread that is a constant in… Read More
Storytelling is Becoming More Experiential with New Available Technologies
Just reading a story, watching it on video, or listening to it on a podcast or audio book may be too static and traditional for new experiential story consumers. With… Read More
Episode 051 : Tamara Letter
One act of kindness can start a domino effect. In celebration of her 40th birthday, Tamara Letter, an educator who specializes in kids and technology, decided to complete 40 random… Read More
Episode 044: Captain Julius Pryor says Diversity and Inclusion Programs Should Reflect Broader Company Goals
Today’s guest is Julius Pryor III, a retired Navy captain and a certified Navy leadership instructor. He is widely known as an innovative, goal-focused executive, and a no-nonsense consultant. What… Read More
Congressional Paralysis Caused by Must Win Mentality & Non-Stop Campaigning
The consolidation of power in House of Representative leadership positions has spurred on the devolution of Congress from a “respected legislative institution to a body plagued by a win-at-all-costs mentality… Read More
SATB Choir To Perform Sunday December 16th
The SATB Choir is a different kind of choir. Their mission is to “Create powerful and inspiring music in partner with social justice organizations to bring support and awareness to… Read More
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