Making a Difference with Pizzazz

Listen to Lisa Shea talk about her different genres of writing books and creating different kinds of artwork.  She is the President of the Blackstone River Art Association in Massachusetts. 

Hear Tom Ingrassia, talk about his award-winning books, "One Door Closes and Another Opens" and "Reflections of Love Supreme: Motown through the Eyes of Fans." He also talks about his upcoming documentary based upon the first book mentioned.

Deb Falzoi talks about her work in advocating for workplace bullying laws across the US and in Massachusetts. Deb and I are both survivors of workplace bullying and Deb now advocates and coaches individuals who were bullied at work.

Hear Dr. Clermont, retired MD, educate the community on infectious diseases such as Monkeypox, COVID, the Flu and Polio.

Dr. Hemenway, Ph.D talks about her book, "Breath with Me" and her story on how she used her breath to feel calmer. The episode also talks about tips children can use due to being overscheduled and not engaging in free play. 

First show with guests Bridgette Hylton and Sanam Zaer talking about racism while cooking brownies.

The Hindis Libraries was co-founded by Leslie Gang from New York to donate picture books for children in need. 

Listeners will learn about the excellent work this organization does to improve literacy rates by reading books for children around the world.

Come hear my guest, Amy Ruell, LICSW, talk about her organization's different services and programs for individuals who are blind and visually impaired. Hear the reasons on why it is so important for mental health counselors and other healthcare professionals need to learn sensitivity training in working with this community.

Come Hear Grace, a 9-year old fourth-grader talk about her first book, " I am Dynamite." This book is about Grace's story as competitior and winner of several state and national tournaments in Karate. Children will be inspired to learn how grit, self-determination, and tenacity can motivate you to achieve your dreams. 

Hear Joe Belli from Easter Seals and Mike Kennedy from the Center for Living and Working talk about promoting access for all.