Clear Thinking

A conversation with diversity training facilitator, Santo Carfora.

A conversation with Cynthia Villavicencio about multicultural outreach, prevention work within the Latinx community, and ways for our communities to work towards racial justice.

A conversation with Bridget Craker, public health educator for Green County Department of Public Health.

Join us for a conversation with Better Brodhead Program Director, Kathy Comeau, as we discuss doing the work of prevention during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Conversation with advocates from Green Haven Family Advocates on the cycle of abuse and how their organizations helps families and individuals throughout Green County. See their website greenhaven4help.com for more information.

Continuing our conversation with Carlos Rivera who shares his story of recovery from childhood trauma and abuse to an intense journey of spirituality. Better Brodhead is a non-profit, non-religious community coalition and shares this story as a personal account as one of our guests to the podcast. It is not intended to promote or discourage faith. A big thank you to Carlos for his honesty and vulnerability.

Conversation with Carlos Rivera who shares his story of recovery from childhood trauma and abuse to an intense journey of spirituality. Better Brodhead is a non-profit, non-religious community coalition and shares this story as a personal account as one of our guests to the podcast. It is not intended to promote or discourage faith. A big thank you to Carlos for his honesty and vulnerability.

The final episode of a conversation with Jacob Swag Foundation founding members and the creation of an app that will help those in a mental health crisis check them out at https://jacobsswag.org/.

Continuing our conversation about Jacob Swag Foundation, how they started the foundation and the beginning stages of creating an app to help those in a suicide crisis, check out their website at https://jacobsswag.org/

Conversation with Teri and Kurt Ellefson of Jacob Swag Foundation, their personal story of loss and why they created the foundation check them out at https://jacobsswag.org/.