The iChoose Series Podcast

Roger Brooks of American Reel invited Michael Campo as a guest on his podcast back in January 2019. This is an in depth episode where Michael speaks about his filmmaking career, The iChoose Foundation, and an interpretation of God. 

This episode we speak with John Spencer about overcoming anxiety

The iChoose Series is now THE ICHOOSE FOUNDATION a 501c3 non profit organization. Our goal is to educate and inspire through digital media. You can visit the website www.iChoose.one to learn more. This episode is from a facebook live show conducted on March 7th 2019. Justin Martin is fresh out of jail living in a sober house and talks with us about his life choices, and his recent sobriety.

Founder Michael Campo shares the beginnings of the #iChoose Series and the newly formed 501c3 non profit The iChoose Foundation.

Kendall is a journalist and producer who founded a non profit called Kids Caring for Kids. She talks about how she started this organization and how she overcame personal struggles. A truly inspirational episode you wont want to miss.

Aelicia Watson, talks with the iChooseSeries about coming from poverty, overcoming cancer and how she's changing the world through her non profit organization RedeemedWomen.org 

This episode Michael and Eddie are together talking about the impact of sharing the short film #iChooseHope one year ago.

This Episode we speak with the amazing Bad ass leadership coach and mentor Jaclyn Dugan Roof about overcoming fear through vulnerability and accepting who you are. 

Eddie Bourbeau shared his amazing triumphant journey of how he overcame drug addiction with filmmaker Michael Campo which became the pilot episode and first in the series titled #iChooseHope. You can view the short film here: https://vimeo.com/290758726. In this episode, Eddie interviews Michael about why he started the #iChooseSeries and the important values of life. Its an inspiring episode and we'd love your support in sharing the message here if it's something you can relate to.

Mathew Sanchez and Michael Campo have known one another for over 25 years. They lived together at one point in a halfway house in Brooklyn called the St. Francis House, and stared in a film called The Human Experience. In this episode, Mathew talks about overcoming depression, his upbringing living in the ghetto, losing his mom to AIDS at the age of nine, and how he continues to strive forward.