Danley and Friends

If you were to tell me that one day I’d be a co-host of a podcast, I probably would’ve started with, “What’s a podcast?”.  After my fair share of trying to figure out what I’m called to do with this life, I’m still trying to figure it out.  However, I’ve luckily found out that I am meant to serve and help others throughout my everyday life, so at least I have a starting point.  I’m currently a Rehabilitative Therapist, co-founder of a digital agency called Dog Developer, and a co-host on The Rundown.  I have a lot more growing, learning, and serving to do, but with this podcast we hope to provide value to help inform, encourage, and inspire different ways of thinking.  Life is not always perfect, but it’s always what you make it.  So make it count, make it memorable, and never let anyone steal your happiness.

Off the Dome Radio

Simplinano

Stephen Kyo Kaczmarek is a Columbus State Community College English professor. He has taught at The Ohio State University and Ohio Dominican University. Kaczmarek is proudly Asian American and the co-author of "Business Communication: Building Critical Skills.

Columbus Dispatch Article - Opinion: Asian Americans long discriminated against, long fighters for rights

Every Day Fiction

Margo Graff grew up in Edina, Minnesota and graduated from Butler University College of Business in Indianapolis, where she received a Bachelor in Business in Marketing, Entrepreneurship and Innovation with studies in Communications and Spanish. While at the university, Margo started two businesses through the College of Business, for which her and her team won the Top Dawg Award both her Freshman and Sophomore year from the College for best operating practices, innovative business model and original idea. Margo was also named Manager her Junior and Senior of the Butler University Speakers Lab in the College of Communications. Sprung from her love of public speaking, Margo then got into the Theater program at the Jordan College of the Arts in her final year at the university.

Once graduated, Margo moved to New York to pursue acting and attended the New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts where she received an Associates Degree for Acting in TV and Film. Since graduating, Margo moved to Los Angeles after booking her first Macy's campaign and has continued to work in all forms of media, including film, television, and theater.

Margo also has become a major advocate in the fight against Human Trafficking. While living aboard in Spain, Margo escaped from a group of men whom drugged her and tried to kidnap her, she was able to get away as cops ambushed the men. However, some of the men whom where not arrested later tracked Margo and her friend down and jumped them on the street. jumping up and down on their legs to break them in and throw them in a van. Again, by the grace of God, Margo and her friend fought their way to escape. Since then Margo has worked with several major organizations to bring awareness to this topic, has accompanied Major Katrina Foley of Costa Mesa to an A21 gala and got to share her story Via working with Girls inc.

After moving to Los Angeles, Margo dove heavily into Martial Arts, fight choreography , weapons, training for stunts and firearms to fight major PTSD, depression and anxiety, which ultimately changed and saved her life. She partnered up with Hayabusa Boxing company to promote real life strong women alongside Heidi Moneymaker and has been training for Action movies and stunts since. Her dream is to have a major action hero franchise and be on stage at Comic-cons teaching women about confidence, self-defense, mental health and self love. Rising from Trauma, Self- defense and mental health advocate; Educating young girls to be strong, smart and bold to end Human Trafficking; From Survivor to Thriver

@itsmargograff

In a previous episode, I had a convo with two friends who align on the right of the political spectrum. In this episode, I brought two friends from the left side of the spectrum - Conor Male (President Licking Co Dems) and Jordan Mitchell (Socialist). We discuss UBI, Minimum Wage, Mutual Aid, Climate Change and more. Both were previous guests on the podcast. You should definitely check out each episode.

Jordan Mitchell Episode

Conor Male Episode

Adam works closely with songwriters and producers, many of which have credits on some of the biggest tracks of the past few years, like “Hot Girl Summer” by Megan Thee Stallion and “My Type” by Saweetie. He has a devoted songwriter & producer squad around him, aka "The ADS HIT SQUAD", which features Gino The Ghost, Supakaine, Pendrick, Cronkite, Adam Boukis, The Morgue, The Deux Twins and Nat Young.

He has previously featured on the Monday to Monday podcast wit Mike Boyd

IG: Wosslife

My name is Gabby, I’m a health coach, content creator, and self-love junkie who helps womxn ditch dieting and learn to feel empowered in their bodies. My mission is to educate the world about health in more ways than just food and fitness. I believe health is all encompassing and I love teaching and talking to womxn about mental, emotional, social, financial, and sexual health!

I grew up playing a sport in every season, Football, Baseball, Track and excelled in swimming.  After retiring from sports I  stayed active for a while but, when life became about working and supporting a family fitness took a back seat and I became morbidly obese tipping the scales at over 500 lbs.

After hitting a breaking point when my health became an issue, when I had a myopic flip (Meaning I woke up one day and my eyes weren't working right)  It was this that helped me discover that I had become a type 2 diabetic. It was at this point I was looking for answers to get my health back and wasn't even sure it was possible.  I ended up reaching out to my next door neighbor and unbeknownst to me, he was a CrossFit Coach. Together we worked to help me lose around 250lbs.

I also earned my CrossFit L1 so I could begin coaching and helping people like I was helped and this also allowed me to be a judge and different events in the CrossFit space.  I have volunteered as Security, Media Credentialing and

athlete control in the past and this was a way to ramp up my involvement.

This is still a constant battle for me, I suffered a back injury (not from CrossFit) and developed a leg condition where my veins where not pumping the blood back up my legs. This created depression and anxiety that sent me down the bad habit spiral I was on before eventually hitting 414 lbs before trying even more new tools to combat this.

I was featured in a CrossFit Documentary Called "Wind of Change" that is available on YouTube, and since this aired I have sought counselling, speak with a Psychiatrist and hired a nutrition coach.  This has all helped me turn things around and I have lost 26 lbs since hiring the nutrition coach

I also host a successful podcast myself called the Clydesdale, Fitness & Friends that looks at the sport of fitness, interviewing CrossFit Athletes and talking about our own struggles with fitness and nutrition. We have listeners in 60 countries around the world and all 50 US States.

Links

Website: theclydesdalecrossfitter.com

Instagram: clydesdale_fitnessandfriends

Facebook: Theclydesdalefitnessandfriendspodcast

Twitter: @SrQueso53

My friend Ted is the catalyst for a good time. He is a generous, selfless person and the type of guy you want to be around. I have wondered why Ted loves making sure other people have a great time. In this episode he explains how the traumatic experience of having cancer not once, but twice before the age of 12 has shaped his outlook on life. We explore his diagnosis of Non-Hodgkins lymphoma at age 8, the response from his family and community, and how that response shaped his altruistic view of the world.

Starfish Mentoring

Riley Children's Hospital