DO YOU KNOW HOW RARE THIS IS???  I got to spend 1.5 hours TALKING WITH A MAN ABOUT GRIEF!!!   Filmmaker Phil Wall takes us deep inside his own life and shares his mom, Carol's diagnosis of breast cancer in 1995 when he was barely a teen-ager.  The cancer's reoccurrence in 2004.  And the highs and lows of the family's excitement when his mom's book was picked up by an agent, a publishing company and received glowing first reviews.   Carol's book Mister Owita's Guide to Gardening was published in March of 2014.   She died 9 months later.    Before she passed Carol told her family to "take care of our book."  Phil's beautiful and ground-breaking film The Book Keepers tells the story of just that.  It had it's World Premiere at the Austin Film Festival.  I've seen it twice so far.  YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS THIS CONVERSATION..

SHOW LESSEvent planner, wine-business owner, and vacation rental locator was not enough for Jill Schultz.  Not after she met Alison.  Inspired by Alison's story, Jill's passion has become helping women create security, thrive and powerfully stand on their own two feet.  Jill has claimed her badass-self and through 2nd Act CEO is committed to helping as many women as she can believe create and live Radiant Lives.  Check out: https://thrivingafterhesgone.com

Real.  Raw.  Powerful.  Life thought and attitude-changing we hope.  Join me and my friends Dawn, Kim, and Kirk and their beloved sons Dylan and Garret as we discuss that which has not really been discussed publicly before now. Is suicide preventable?

What is God? And Spirit?  What's that?  Is there really a Heaven?  If so, where is it?  Does everyone go there? Or just the good people?  Muslims and Atheists?  Are they in heaven, too?  And what about hell?  And the devil?  And evil spirits?  Are they out to get us?  

Spend some time with the only medium Tom Zuba works with and highly recommends to his clients with 1,000% confidence.  Rachel Pearson is the real deal!!!  Her son Perry brought her to Tom.  And through Tom, to you.  Be amazed!!!

Ever wonder what it's like to stand in front of a guitarist, bass player, drummer, a young daughter  playing the flute - in addition to a classically-trained cello player?  Me, too.  And when the lights come up, you belt out the lyrics to 10 powerfully transformative, beautifully written, memorable songs that you wrote with your three long-time buddies via social media - cause we're all in the middle of a worldwide pandemic!!!  Listen as Matt, lead singer of the exciting new band The Early Sixes paints that picture for us.  Their sophomore album NAVIGATE premiers Friday, October 9, 2020.

The guy with the two dead kids and the dead wife chats with his friend, the gal with the two dead kids and the dead husband. 

The Radical Survivor, author Nancy Saltzman, who through intention, vision, and action steps has created a life that is fun, magical, and miraculous is more accurately described in 2020 (25 years later after the plane crash) as the Radical Thriver.  Two bouts with breast cancer.  A plane crash that killed her entire family.  Her sister's death.  Her best friend.  Her parents.  And Nancy has chosen to offer hope and help to the world.  Hope and help have risen from the ashes and embers.    Give this a listen.  

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Two gifts from Nate Meyer's mom to all of us are:  1. Forcing her middle son to start taking Cello lessons at the age of 7 and making sure he stuck with them every Thursday afternoon through high school.  Yes, high school.  2. Insisting that he drop out of high school sports, knowing they would take away much too much valuable time from her love - not his - perfecting the art of playing the Cello.  It wasn't until college that Matt learned to improvise and fell in love with the gift he gives to the world.  The Cello.  This is a fascinating conversation with a classically trained musician, surrounded by three of his buddies who can't read a musical note.  Meet Matt, a member of The Early Sixes, an alternative rock/indie-alt-pop band with a unique electronic folk sound

Tom is joined by Jessica Van Pelt as they begin this podcast journey together and with you, the listener as Tom teaches you "A new way to do grief."

These episodes will be either imperfectly perfect or perfectly imperfect... but they will be insightful, personal, and here to help others find a new way to do grief.  

Say yes.  Say yes.  SAY YES!!!