Landmark Difference Makers Interview Series: Antonia Hieronymus – Creating Another Way to Go In Prison
We’re honored to interview Antonia Hieronymus, the Chairman of the Board of Another Way to Go, a powerful non-profit organization created and led by Landmark graduates, committed to transforming the lives of incarcerated individuals and those reentering society. Through coaching, transformational programs, and community-building, Another Way to Go helps people behind and beyond bars discover new possibilities for who they are and what’s possible for their future.
With programs running in facilities across the U.S., Another Way to Go doesn’t just offer a second chance—it provides a new context for living. In this interview we explore how transformation is not limited by circumstance, and how communities of empowerment are being built in some of the most unexpected places.

Another Way to Go: https://anotherwaytogo.org/

Landmark Difference Makers Interview Series: Brian and Mariana Steelsmith – United Rocks
We’re honored to speak with Brian and Mariana Steelsmith, founders of United Rocks—a nonprofit that’s redefining inclusion, confidence, and community through the unlikely vehicle of indoor rock climbing.
What began as a way to support their son Jake has grown into a nationwide movement that empowers individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) to build strength, self-esteem, and connection—one climb at a time.
The Steelsmiths are not just creating athletes—they’re cultivating leaders, shifting paradigms, and building a world where everyone is recognized for their unique greatness.
Join us as we explore their journey, their mission, and the difference they’re making—on and off the wall.
United Rocks: https://unitedrocks.org/

Landmark Difference Makers Interview Series: Stan Ghys – Making Things Right for Homeless Women in Australia
We’re honored to interview Stan Ghys, a Landmark graduate based in Sydney, who recently applied the principles of the Self-Expression and Leadership Program (SELP) to launch a powerful community initiative.
Drawing on the creativity, collaboration, and bold action that SELP fosters, Stan brought together over 50 composers, singers, and musicians to create Homeless — a moving original song raising awareness and funds for over 53,000 women experiencing homelessness in Australia and over 400,000 more at risk due to financial stress and domestic violence.
The project was recorded at ABC’s studios and recently launched, with Stan aiming to raise $100,000 for Mission Australia and having raised over $13,000 already. It’s a shining example of what’s possible when self-expression meets purpose.
We’re proud to celebrate Stan’s leadership and the impact he’s creating through music and community.
Listen, share, and support the cause: www.tinyurl.com/MakeThingsRight
Here is a link to a news story: https://www.newcastleherald.com.au/story/9084953/musicians-produce-new-song-in-a-bid-to-support-homeless-women-in-australia/
Here is a link to a radio interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbKABXeybsA

Landmark Difference Makers Interview Series: Michael Houlihan – Facing Adversity with Gratitude
What if the biggest challenges of your life could become your greatest sources of gratitude?
Mike Houlihan is a living example of resilience, authenticity, and contribution. E. Michael Houlihan grew up on a Missouri farm, learning early the values of hard work, integrity, and caring for others.
Over the years, he’s worn many hats—community leader, horseman, storyteller, and now author of the inspiring memoir It’s All About the Boots. His journey takes us from the open fields of his childhood to boardrooms and civic leadership, and through profound health challenges that became unexpected pathways to gratitude and growth.
Mike’s story is one of turning obstacles into opportunities and seeing every conversation as a chance to make a difference—a value that resonates deeply with the Landmark community. He brings a cowboy’s grit, a leader’s vision, and a friend’s open heart.
It's All About the Boots: A Cowboy Remembers His Healing Trail Ride From Disability to Gratitude

Paperback – September 1, 2025

Landmark Difference Makers Interview Series: Julianne Taylor – Redefining What’s Possible at Any Age
Julianne Taylor is on a mission to help people not just live longer—but live stronger, healthier, and more vibrant lives well into their later years. A registered nutritionist, powerlifter, and PhD researcher, Julianne is challenging outdated beliefs about aging and showing that strength and vitality can increase over time.
Her work centers on extending people’s health span—the number of years we live free from disease and limitation—through evidence-based fitness, food, and mindset.
Join us in this episode as we uncover how Julianne is redefining aging, and what we can all do to live with power, purpose, and resilience.

Landmark Difference Makers Interview: Greg Roth – We Ride Why

Greg Roth is a lifelong storyteller and creative force behind We Ride Why —a powerful multimedia venture merging cycling, music, and documentary filmmaking to heal, connect, and inspire. As the founder of Seattle Music Insider and now Director & Executive Producer of the upcoming docuseries We Ride Why, Greg channels his passion for visual storytelling toward celebrating resilience, community, and the fight against cancer.

Having lost his mother to cancer at age 11, he now rides hundreds of miles annually and produces films and podcasts that turn personal grief into collective healing. Through cycling events, #WeRideWhyRadio, and cinematic storytelling, Greg weaves together personal narrative and communal purpose—creating platforms that lift up individuals and unite communities around hope and love.

Join us as we explore how his creative vision is transforming art into action, encouraging us all to ride for something bigger than ourselves.

• We Ride Why Website: https://weridewhy.com/

• GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-finish-our-movie-and-fight-cancer
• Movie Trailer: https://youtu.be/zFzF06dKe58?si=tP8AsfPIVtu1hbCc

Landmark Difference Makers Interview Series: Keresey Pearl – Blueprint for Impact
We’re honored to have Keresey Pearl, an award-winning filmmaker, cinematographer, and seasoned fundraiser, whose passion lies in crafting compelling visual narratives that drive real-world change.
As Co‑Founder of Blueprint for Impact, she collaborates with multidisciplinary leaders to catalyze regenerative solutions—from ecosystem restoration to resilient community systems—beginning in Appalachia and now inspiring global action.
Her upcoming docuseries, Blueprint Appalachia, captures community-driven efforts in disaster recovery and habitat repair, revealing how storytelling empowers grassroots coalitions to scale impact.
With a unique blend of artistry and strategy, Keresey bridges emotion and engagement to activate social transformation and ecological renewal.
Join us as we explore her vision for using film and collaboration to leave a lasting, regenerative legacy.

Landmark Difference Makers Interview Series: Tiffany Smith – Founder of Your Future Stakeholders (YFS) and The Angel Moms CollectiveWe’re honored to have Tiffany Smith, founder of the non-profit Your Future Stakeholders (YFS) and the Angel Moms Collective.​After the heartbreaking loss of her 15-year-old son to gun violence, Tiffany channeled her grief into action, creating spaces for healing, empowerment, and advocacy.Through YFS, she offers transformational programs that empower mothers and provide training and development for youth and their families. Her mission is to turn pain into purpose, fostering leadership and community healing. ​Through her podcast, The Angel Moms Collective, she shares her journey and offers support to other mothers navigating the unimaginable. Join us as we delve into Tiffany’s inspiring story of resilience and her mission to ensure no grieving mother walks alone.

AJ Lovewins is a filmmaker, activist, and founder of Our People Rise, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering underrepresented communities through storytelling and transformational education.

After overcoming homelessness and addiction, AJ has devoted his life to sharing stories of resilience and recovery, inspiring hope and demonstrating the power of human transformation.

Through his docuseries Our People Rise: American Tales of Triumph, premiering in 2025, AJ highlights inspiring stories of Americans overcoming homelessness, addiction, and mental health challenges, aiming to shed a positive light on these often bleak issues.

Join us as we delve into AJ’s journey, his mission to uplift marginalized voices, and the impact of his work in fostering community healing and empowerment.

AJ Lovewins is a filmmaker, activist, and founder of Our People Rise, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering underrepresented communities through storytelling and transformational education.

After overcoming homelessness and addiction, AJ has devoted his life to sharing stories of resilience and recovery, inspiring hope and demonstrating the power of human transformation.

Through his docuseries Our People Rise: American Tales of Triumph, premiering in 2025, AJ highlights inspiring stories of Americans overcoming homelessness, addiction, and mental health challenges, aiming to shed a positive light on these often bleak issues.

Join us as we delve into AJ’s journey, his mission to uplift marginalized voices, and the impact of his work in fostering community healing and empowerment.