This week we talk to Wayne LaRue Smith who produced a movie based on the true story of a gay couple's struggle to adopt a special needs boy in 1970s New York. Wayne and I talk about our experiences as foster parents and his family's struggle to adopt in a state that banned gay adoption.

This week's podcast is with Shannon Perkins of One World One Canvas. She talks to us about taking her high school art class students to Haiti and other places around the world to help children through art.

Jackie Nastri Bardenwerper, author of On The Line, a young adult novel set in Islamorada, joins us this week to talk about her book, her inspiration and the journey of self publishing.

Jason Wolf from Mote Marine joins us to talk about restoring coral reefs and the effect of invasive species on marine habitat.

How often do you get to meet a real adventurer? I got to meet Daniel Alvarez who kayaked from Minnesota to Key West. That's 4,000 miles! Daniel says to face your challenges with an open heart and an open mind. I think that's the definition of an adventurer! Follow Daniel at predictablylost.com

We talk to Mary Lou Hoover about Girl's Night Out, running for Fantasy Fest Queen and jail construction at The Green Pineapple/Lush Bar.

Interview with Joanna Cooper, the owner of Sound Wave Productions, and Rose and Ed Sminky from the SOS Foundation.

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