Ali Taylor, Founder of Wisdom+Wayfinder, talks about accepting yourself in a world filled with comparisons, searching for belonging to avoid isolation, and how to stop yourself from stealing your own joy. Hosted by Ivy Charmatz. https://wisdomandwayfinder.com/ 

Brian Donohue talks about his award-winning career as a journalist covering New Jersey, how he sometimes stumbles upon his best stories and why working as a storyteller should always be considered a privilege. Hosted by Ivy Charmatz. https://www.redbankgreen.com/

Marisa Sweeney MS RDN CSSD, Founder of Be Well Integrative Health, talks about empowering people to take control over their health and why we should be wary of some “experts” we see online. Hosted by Ivy Charmatz. https://bewellihs.com/ 

Adam Philipson, President and CEO of Count Basie Center for the Arts, talks about his journey into the world of entertainment and how he’s now creating a community that ensures the arts are accessible to everyone. Hosted by Ivy Charmatz. https://thebasie.org/ 

Jana Boyer talks about the tremendous advancements in the treatment of blood cancers, why the cure for all cancers could one day come from blood cancer research, and how volunteers have the power to make life-saving work possible. https://lls.org/

JoAnn Burney talks about the ability animals have to help kids and adults who struggle with special needs and/or mental health to reach their full potential. The farm she and her husband, Sean, founded has become a place for children and their families to get the treatment and support they need to live healthier, happier lives. https://allairecommunityfarm.org/

Suneet Bhatt talks about purpose, helping people create their way in the world, and the class he created at Rutgers University that is changing the way students think about their futures.

Carlos Lejnieks talks about the power of mentoring, how his life was changed by the people who stepped in, and how everyone has the power to make a meaningful impact in someone else’s journey through life. https://www.bigsandkids.org