Into The Gap

Join co-hosts Mike Shereck and Jason Hill for this episode of “Into The Gap.”

Mike and Jason are joined this week by guest-host Will Campbell and guest Peter Scott, the Fearless Coach. They discuss fear, how people use it as motivator and the impact of fear, how it can limit us and limit our expression and actually interfere with achieving the results we desire.   

This week Mike introduces new co-host, DePaul University Professor Jason Hill. They look into some of the various social movements, one being #metoo, and examine how these movement are always started to address a huge issue and are highly effective in bringing that issue into the light. What happens when the goal of making people aware is achieved? Movements themselves don't achieve change; people making new choices do.

This week Mike Shereck and guest-host Will Campbell discuss fatherhood and the impact on kids, families and communities when fathers are absent.

This week Mike is joined by guest-host Will Campbell and Catalina Lauf, Republican candidate for the 14th Congressional District of Illinois.

This week Mike's guest is Alex Terranova, author of Fictional Authenticity. They talk about men and what it means to be authentic.

This week Mike Shereck talks to Rory Clark, former Northwestern Wildcat, sales and strategy expert, and pastor of Barah Ministries. Much of our discussion centered around what it means to be a man in today’s world, and the choices we all must make. Rory and Mike have had a 35-year friendship, so yes, there was a bit of two dudes having fun, and it was really looking into what is our responsibility for being a man and what is needed for authentic male expression.

This week Mike and Bob talk to Ed Gurowitz, Ph.D., author of Inclusion, The Role of Leadership: Why We Are Separate, Why We Need To Come Together. They talk about inclusion, men, women, working in the world today, and what’s possible.

This week Mike and Bob welcome back Rollo Tomassi.

This week Mike and Bob talk about thankfulness, gratitude and courage.