Mike Seminary & Friends

You will love this story of how a father, who desperately wanted his autistic son to live a 'normal' life, started a non-profit that helps employ hundreds of people on the autism spectrum.

Than Baardson is the CEO and Co-Founder of Unseen, a nonprofit that accelerates the fight against human trafficking and its root causes. It's not a pretty topic, but one that must be heard. 

This week you'll hear how Cliff Naylor worked his way into telling stories about some of the coolest places in North Dakota. 

I had a great conversation with sports journalist and author Jeff Kolpack. He has written two books, just wrapped up a new one, 'COVID Kids', documenting the pandemic and what kids had to go through, especially those playing sports.

I get to chat with a childhood friend about his police and military service as well as the times God was really watching over him. 

What would possess someone just diagnosed with ALS to set a goal of 'running' in a marathon in all 50 states? How about to raise money for ALS research AND to live longer than the five years her doctors gave her? Listen as Andrea shares her remarkable story.

Jackie and Janine share a few fun stories from the 1950s in rural North Dakota. They even have a You Tube channel  - the 1950s Fun Chat! Learn how to order the book at mikeseminary.com.

How does someone who has traveled the world playing hockey end up as a hockey coach in Bismarck, North Dakota? Hear Mario's journey and also some great words of wisdom in this week's episode. 

You'll be able to tell that Mike Thompson gets a lot of enjoyment out of life. He served his country for 42 years in various branches of the military and lives on the Laughing Horse Ranch in Texas. He is still not sure what he wants to be if he grows up.

John Stern learned how to sell clothing and the importance of investing in your community from his grandfather and father. Helping others became a family tradition.