Alpine Learning Group is a premier applied behavior analysis (ABA) autism treatment and research center. They are recognized for their compassionate and collaborative approach to intervention, innovative research, and comprehensive outcomes. The personal development and achievements of learners and their families form the bedrock of thier mission.

From diagnostics to adult employment services, Alpine has been at the forefront of autism education and research for more than 30 years. With caregivers aspartners, they offer a range of personalized services to meet the unique needs of all learners and families.

In this episode Vivian Harrow of BD, interviews Katrina Roberts, Director of Adult and Transition Services at Alpine about the benefits of partnering with corporations to help provide inclusive job opportunities to the neuro diverse community.

In today's episode, we dive into the extraordinary journey of Chad Jenkins, former Army Ranger and starting quarterback at West Point in 2001. Join us as we explore the unbreakable bound between Chad and his best friend and BD colleague, Jeff Schroeder, whose friendship became a lifeline in guiding Chad through the challenges of the military service and beyond.

In this episode guest interviewer Blake Shaver, Chair of Limitless ARG, interviews Samantha Vitone about her struggles and achievements with a learning disability. With odds stacked against her, Samantha fought through and was accepted and graduated from college eventually coming to work at BD as a Legal Specialist.

We celebrate Autism Awareness Month with a conversation about advocating and raising awareness about Autism. In this episode Fido Willybiro lends a hand as we interview our sisters, Nina Willybiro-Maidou and Jen Balan who discuss their journey of raising a child with Autism. Through their passion and love, Nina has gone on to build a non-profit supporting Autism Awareness www.nione.info . Jen is a special needs school teacher who recently was awarded Teacher of the Year for her work in the class room.

Escaping the shadow of fear as a child in Colombia, Danny Marin's parents make a move to America to find a better life for their family. Danny brings us through his journey to America. Facing racism and prejudice Danny never gave up his vision to be an American Citizen. Danny's story is lesson for all and brings out the true meaning of the American dream .

In this last installment of the two part series, Mark speaks to us about overcoming the challenges he faced after losing the use of his legs from his climbing accident. From the hospital bed, to the top of El Capitan, Mark brings us full circle in his quest for life, adventure and helping others.

This is part one of a two part series. In this episode we talk with adventure athlete, mountaineer, para-Olympian and author, Mark Wellman about his experiences of fighting back from a horrible climbing accident that took away his use of his legs. We will hear about the harrowing experience on the day his life changed forever and how he was able to face death and depression to become the first paraplegic to ever scale the massive granite monolith El Capitan in Yosemite valley.

In this Podcast, I speak with Debbi Sanchez, co-lead of the MDS VETS ARG POD as well as the Social Investing officer for the BDX VETS ARG Leadership Team and Karen Worcester, Executive Director of the non-profit organization Wreaths Across America. BD and WAA have established a partnership and we’re excited to share how BD associates can volunteer to honor and remember our nation’s veterans.

In this podcast, Tescha and Cross discuss the challenges Cross and others face day-to-day being gay. Giving a real-world perspective, this touching discussion between Tescha and her son are bound to open the mind and heart.

In this episode, Sandy and Veronica speak to raising awareness about the LGBTQ+ and shedding light on the challenges of the LGBTQ+ community. Sandy explores with her daughter Veronica her process of coming out as transgender and their experiences.