PDPW Podcasts

Did you know... a person with good friends tends to have a stronger immune system?

As we hear from Tom Thibodeau, friends can do great things for us besides improving our physical health. Listen as he shares why it's important to have a friend to call on during any season.

Lately, it seems everything has gone from bad to worse. Milk prices have plummeted with some farmers having to return milk to the field, and on top of it all, livestock processing plants have started to shut down. With so much uncertainty and worry, how do you keep going and why? For many, it is because of hope for the future and what good may be yet to come.

Today on the PDPW Podcast, Tom Thibodeau shares a message about the tremendous virtue of hope. Being hopeful about the future not only makes today's situation more bearable but also can improve the lives of those around us.

Join Tom and his inspirational message on this week's episode of the PDPW Podcast weekly.

We live in a time where fake news is all too common. With people spending more time at home on their computers and with information that is changing so quickly, it is hard to know what is correct and who to trust.

This week on the PDPW Podcast weekly, Tom Thibodeau reminds us about the importance of trusting others, and how we need to trust those around us more than ever before. While building trust takes time and effort, the benefits of it can help you live your life to the fullest.

How are you acting as a leader during this time? 

Are you taking over more chores in the house without others asking? Are you picking up groceries for the elderly couple down the street? Are you making someone smile? It doesn't take much to step up and change someone's day. 

On today's episode, Hank Wagner concludes his two-part series where he challenges listeners to be servant leaders who continually strive for growth during this time.

Hank Wagner shares a message of hope during a time when many of us feel anxious. He reminds us that we can grow and influence others even during the biggest challenge of our lives. This is the first of a two-part podcast where Hank reminds us that we are all in this together!

The infamous Covid-19 has left many people feeling worried and nervous for what the future has to hold. 

On this week's podcast, Dianne Deaton Vielhuber reminds us to stay positive and persevere during these uncertain times. Take a moment to listen to her suggestions on how you can serve others and care for yourself.

Have you ever failed at something and later realized it was because you just didn’t have the passion? Hank Wagner shares his experience of searching for life's motivation; and how he is able to keep fanning with fire in his belly.

How well do you really know yourself?  We all have blind spots about ourselves. What's yours?

Perhaps what you believe about yourself is really what other people told you. In this podcast Hank Wagner challenges us to really look at ourselves, so we can truly understand our own identity and priorities and have a more fulfilling life.

“Failure is success in progress.” Albert Einstein

Do you ever compare yourself to others or envy other people's success? What if someone told you that success can actually be limiting?

In this podcast Hank Wagner explains how failure is a positive and encourages us to not worry so much about winning or being on top, but rather to strive to be the best versions of ourselves and to celebrate the accomplishments of others.

Temperance is a wonderful virtue. It's defined as moderation or voluntary self-restraint.

Credit cards, food buffets, fast food, binge drinking, on-line shopping and human weakness all contribute to us gravitating to extremes and the epidemic of instantaneous gratification we see today.

In this podcast Tom Thibodeau wonders what the world would be like if we all had a little more temperance.