This podcast is about why story actually does matter. It focuses on the use of story for social change and the power of narrative to shape culture, especially during times of crisis.

https://storymatters.site

This podcast is about why story actually does matter. It focuses on the use of story for social change and the power of narrative to shape culture, especially during times of crisis.

https://storymatters.site

This podcast is about why story actually does matter. It focuses on the use of story for social change and the power of narrative to shape culture, especially during times of crisis.

https://storymatters.site

This podcast is about why story actually does matter. It focuses on the use of story for social change and the power of narrative to shape culture, especially during times of crisis.

https://storymatters.site

This podcast is about why story actually does matter. It focuses on the use of story for social change and the power of narrative to shape culture, especially during times of crisis.

https://storymatters.site

David Taylor-Klaus was born in the Mid-Atlantic and studied psychology at the University of Pennsylvania. Shortly after graduating. he co-founded a digital consulting agency called Digital Positions. Inspired by his personal experiences, he pivoted to become a coach. David's focus is in helping successful executives attain personal fulfilment, particularly by focusing on their families. In addition to launching his own coaching platform, David also mentors other coaches. He is also the host of a podcast Mindset Mondays and is an active public speaker.

Marc Champagne was born and raised in Canada, where he currently resides. He began his career doing marketing in the pharmaceutical industry, working his way up to being a Brand Manager focusing on respiratory products in one company and mental health products in another. He then pivoted to becoming an entrepreneur launching Kyo, a digital journaling app. He continues to advise wellness businesses and journaling-enabling startups. He is the host of a top 50 podcast called Behind the Human and will be releasing a book entitled Personal Socrates later this year.

Deb Crowe was born and raised in Canada, where she remains today. She spent the bulk of her career as a medical case manager focusing on neurotrauma. She shifted about ten years ago, to focus on heart-centered executive coaching. She teaches yoga in a geriatric setting and is the host of her own podcast called The Heart-Centered Leadership Podcast.

Jeff Hittner was born and raised in the NY area. He became an elite gymnast devoting years to the sport. He attended the College of William and Mary. After studying in Spain, he came back to the US and worked at IBM for about six years. From there he pivoted to a number of strategic leadership and advisory roles. In the process he became a member of the Bard Faculty as a Leadership Professor for their MBA program. In the last four years, Jeff pivoted again, launching Project X, a social venture with a mission to help students, professionals and organizations (re)discover and activate their purpose through transformative experiences. He currently resides in Valencia, Spain.

Justin Rossi was born in New York City to a family with four children and grew up in New Jersey and Florida. He attended Harvard College where he graduated with a degree in History. He developed an interest in medicine and attended the University of Florida. His concentration is in neuropsychiatry and he is currently based at the University of California, San Francisco. His area of interest is in noninvasive neuromodulation to treat psychiatric disorders.