What drives social change? Big Impact is about change-makers who have found solutions to some of society's greatest, most vexing problems. These dynamic leaders are implementing solutions in their communities, across the U.S. and around the world. It also explores the qualities these leaders possess, their profound insights on lessons learned, and the solutions they are implementing.

Authors Vivien Hoexter and Linda Hartley interviewed nearly 50 leaders of organizations such as the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Skoll Foundation, PBS, Nature Conservancy, Goodwill Industries International and Share Our Strength.

The book combines the authors' findings and recommendations from the interviews on what drives social change, along with some of the top interviews portraying compelling, successful social change leaders. Hartley and Hoexter see this book as a way to amplify the leading voices of the nonprofit sector, to share the secrets of successful social change and to inspire readers to make change in their own communities.

Host Arnie Levine and co-host Stephen Ezakovich discuss  cancer related topics that can give guidance on how one and their family can be a survivor. 

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Arnie Levine and Stephen Ezakovich takes you on a journey during their monthly discussion about Purpose, Life, and Fulfillment.

Topic: Heaven and Earth

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Temika Smith-Harden is a woman with a story and is on the move with a purpose. After the sudden lost of her son, she has turned tragedy into triumph with her foundation Meco's Joi. Hear how Temika is making a difference throughout the community and being a conduit for change.  

 

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Patty Farmer is acknowledged as the leading expert on all things pertaining to music, entertainment—and the entertainers—of Playboy—as well as most other fabulous entertainment venues of the world. She’s also a businesswoman and former model, and has followed the entertainment industry as an insider, as well as an avid fan and archivist all her life. Her work draws upon a lifetime of friendship and socializing among personalities and celebrities around the world. In her previous book, The Persian Room Presents, she transported readers back to the halcyon days of New York City nightlife.

As the only nationwide, campus-based campaign for fiscal and economic sustainability, Up to Us is a one-of-a-kind program for those who want a future of promise and opportunity. Launched in 2012, Up to Us is a rapidly growing, nonpartisan movement of young people who recognize that when it comes to securing their future opportunities, they have no better advocates than themselves. Amid high-profile debates over jobs and the economy, social mobility, healthcare, and tax reform, Up to Us is the only nationwide, campus-based campaign focused on building a sustainable economic and fiscal future for America’s next generation. This unique program provides emerging leaders a platform for facilitating a collaborative dialogue on the country’s most vexing challenges.

Host Arnie Levine and co-host Stephen Ezakovich discuss  cancer related topics that can give guidance on how one and their family can be a survivor. 

Guest: Sergio Garcia 

Topic: Light and Sound for Healing 

 

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Arnie Levine and Stephen Ezakovich takes you on a journey during their monthly discussion about Purpose, Life, and Fulfillment.

Topic: Purgatory or Satan

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Nancy Cole Silverman enjoyed a long and very successful career in radio before turning to print journalism and later, to fiction.

As a graduate of Arizona State University with a degree in Mass Communications, Nancy was one of the first female on-air television reporters in her hometown of Phoenix. After moving to Los Angeles in the late 1970’s she turned to the business side of broadcasting, becoming one of the top advertising sales executives in the market. After stints at KNX, KFWB, KABC and KXTA radio, she was appointed General Manager at KMPC, making her one of only two female managers in America’s second-largest radio market.

But in her heart of hearts, Nancy thought first of herself as a writer. In 2001 she left the radio business to found and edit The Equestrian News, a monthly publication for equine enthusiasts. “That’s when I really began to write,” said Silverman, “toggling between writing articles for the News and fiction I’d been thinking about for years.”

Today Nancy is a full-time author. Her new series, The Carol Childs Mysteries, with Henery Press, is available in bookstores and online.

Art mixed with music! All the latest with Sir Charles III. 

 

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