Meet the five remarkable women on the board of Impact 100 Westchester, a women's collective giving organization engaging women in philanthropy:
Danielle DeMaio
Melinda LaBoy Ganeles
Nancy Winkelstein
Joan Schaeffer Rosen and
Carol Pouchie

ALL OF THEM graduated from Cornell's School of Human Ecology! Could that be a coincidence?

Hear the dynamic stories of these change-makers as they moved from high-powered careers to becoming self proclaimed "professional volunteers."

They are changing lives and reshaping the nonprofit landscape in Westchester County, New York. You'll learn how they channel all of their previous work experience and skills into making a substantial impact in their community. Every. Single. Year.

Plus they are really fun!

Find more here:
https://impact100westchester.wildapricot.org
and Instagram:
impact100westchester

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Tune in for a morning-after interview with Jemma Hendricks, current high school senior who just got accepted to Cornell by early decision.

Her story is unique and will get better and better now that she will live her dream of attending Cornell.

She's the daughter of one of our best friends and past guest Micki Shulman Hendricks, which makes it even more exciting for us.

Jemma is brilliant and she worked hard for this day. We are so proud of her!

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Two words: Resilience and Reinvention

Tell your boss you're going to be late to work today - wait till you hear this story.

Rob came to Cornell, was forced to leave but then invited back, graduated, came back again, graduated, came back again, and eventually accepted his current role as Executive Director of the Pillsbury Institute in the Hotel School where he is helping to make dreams come true. 

Say, what??

The stories.

The struggles.

The triumph.  

And a little bit about Hilary Clinton.

Plus we pitch some hospitality entrepreneurship ideas. One is a winner!

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Resilience Rising.

In this powerful episode, join us as we delve into the inspiring narrative of resilience and leadership at the Center for Jewish Living. Two remarkable juniors, Jeremy and Ari, the current and incoming presidents, share their gripping experience navigating an unsettling wave of antisemitic threats targeting their community. 

Living and working at the heart of the center, these boys emerged as pillars of strength.

Discover how they kept the lines of communication open with parents, administration, and alumni, and stood unwavering in the face of adversity. 

Their story is one of triumph over hate, showcasing the indomitable spirit that can arise even in the darkest times. Tune in for a great story of courage, unity, and the power of community during a terrifying challenge.

Plus they run really fun events!


You can check out CJL here:
https://www.cornellcjl.com

And thanks to Tony Chen for the introduction!


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Pack a virtual suitcase and kick yourself for not thinking of this idea...

Two friends, one state at a time - from the iconic landmarks to the hidden gems, Jill and Diane share their story of adding discovery and challenges to their yearly get-togethers. 

They met as freshmen, said goodbye as seniors, and promised to see each other every year- and they have, since 1987.

But there's a twist and a plan that you will love!

And welcome to episode one of season 3!! Thanks for being here with us!


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Our 2nd-anniversary episode highlights the camaraderie and laughter that fuels this show.

We have 4 guests and one of them is Steph's amazing mom. And introducing our incredible best friend Nicole!

This episode is dedicated to all the people who have come on the show, listen to it, and help us improve it. 

Please keep reaching out to us with your ideas and positive energy. Thank U!

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Day made. 

Positive and genius vibes abound!

In this episode, we spotlight two extraordinary best friends and sorority sisters navigating covid, academia, the job search and the current challenging times on campus.

From acing exams to slaying social scenes, Emma and Sylvia have figured out how to maximize their time on campus and abroad, and they have accumulated life lessons they share with all of us. If you know anyone getting ready for college, this is advice you do not want to miss.

Double entendre alert: their journey at Cornell is one for the books.

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Cornell Undergrad    ✅
Cornell Med School  ✅
Cornell Residency     ✅
 

In this episode, we're delving into the incredible journey of a  Cornell triple threat—Dr. Gary Lemack not only conquered the academic challenges of Cornell University as an undergrad but went on to master the rigorous demands of Cornell Med School and residency as a world renowned urologist. 

Join us as we explore his unique experiences from the Cornell Arts Quad to the operating room.

Not only is Gary brilliant, but he is interesting, funny and fun  and we loved his story. You will too.

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Maybe the last, but not the least Price family member to be on our show...Sam Price, BFA recipient, a cappella contestant, hilarious personality and Full Price band member was a guest we loved getting to know!

He's a deep thinking, visionary creator specializing in painting and sculpture. And that's not even his day job.

This podcast is your exclusive pass to behind the scenes of the architecture major and the intersection of academia and the art world.

Sam's masterpieces come to life in his exhibits and you can see more about that here:
www.sprice.studio

Instagram: sprice_studio

Also, if you've been following the show and know how much Michelle hates the kazoo, you will have a chance to hear why at the end of the episode.

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Books before baseball. 

David Owens takes his players on a years-long journey that transcends the baseball diamond, emphasizing the importance of academics and life skills first, and opening doors to incredible college campuses and Ivy League institutions - and even to professional baseball.

Join us as we discover the man behind the New York Grays, a roller-skating, stand-up comedian, and Thursday night dance enthusiast who's changing lives through the power of baseball and education.

Everyone at Cornell loved him and so do we!

And score one for Michelle, he hates Mony Mony too.

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