The Next Chapter

Sandra Tenuto, who successfully homeschooled her son for two years, shares her best advice.

She speaks with Inspired Media 360 Founder Carey Pena about what parents can do to create structure and keep stress levels down.

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Podcast Producer Nick Tantillo talks to Inspired Media 360 Founder Carey Pena about how podcasting can help you stay connected. Also, how businesses and nonprofits can use podcasting to share stories and keep the lights on.

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World famous Auctioneer & Auctiontainer Letitia Frye talks to Inspired Media 360 Founder Carey Pena about how Nonprofits are dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic.

Frye is advising them to "pivot not panic" and use this time to reach people online, share stories, and innovate. "There is opportunity in this," she says.

Also, in this 20 minute interview, Frye talks about a new platform, just made public, called Uncommon Giving.

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"Imagine being a senior, you have no transportation or limited transportation, and you are being told to socially distance yourself from other people." The CEO of FSL, Foundation For Senior Living, talks with Carey Pena about the rush to help thousands of seniors in Arizona and around the country.

After being hit by a car, suffering a traumatic brain injury, and battling for her life, Letitia Frye found that the challenges were only just beginning. She's dealt with poverty, heartbreak, and loss. But today this celebrity Auctiontainer is standing on some of the biggest stages in the country living her best-ever life.

In this interview with Carey Pena, she talks about her new book, No Reserve, and the life lessons that helped her survive and thrive.

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Neil Balter, who founded California Closets at the age of 17, is a world famous success story. But his life and perspective changed when his son was diagnosed with Autism. And then Balter had to face his own cancer diagnosis. He was told that he had 12 months to live.

On this podcast, he talks with Carey Pena about his remarkable transformational journey, how his cancer was cured, and how he walked through pain to find purpose.

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Andrea Robinson was a popular Fox News Morning Anchor. But she felt her life slowly coming unraveled. Then she picked up a journal and began to transform. On this 50 minute episode of Carey Pena Reports, we go inside Andrea's transformational journey. She talks about how she took control of her life, climbed out of debt, and overcame her fear of making some major life changes. Now she's on an entrepreneurial journey that is helping thousands of people.

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Darin and Kara Moss turned to adoption after learning that they weren't able to have more biological children.

"I had to look at things a little different," Moss explained. "I had to get to the point where I was willing to try something. As I tried and exercised faith in that, it grew. And continued to grow."

As his faith grew, so did his family. Over the course of 8 years, the couple became foster parents to 25 children.

They ended up adopting 6 of them who currently range in age from 3 to 13 years old. Four are siblings who they adopted so the children would not be broken apart.

Even after becoming foster parents to 25 children, and having endured heartbreaking situations, Darin and Kara Moss still wanted to do more. The two have started a non-profit called A Mighty Change Of Heart.

For now, they are focused on providing personalized duffle bags for foster children in Arizona. Each child's name is embroidered on the bag and it's filled with brand new clothes, toys, books and at least two sets of pajamas. In one month alone, they distributed 350 bags to 25 group homes.

Carey Pena sits down with Moss to talk about the inspiring story and how becoming a foster parent changed his life.

"A nurse heard me crying and she came over and asked me if I still believed in God. And I said no I don't. And she said, that's okay because God still believes in you."

TV News Anchor Brandon Lee talks about the moment his life was transformed. He is the survivor of sex abuse. For a long time he was living a double life as an addict. TV viewers had no idea that he was spiraling out of control trying to keep all of these dark secrets.

He talks to his former TV Co-Anchor, Carey Peña, about finally sharing his truth in the new best selling book, "Mascara Boy. Bullied, Assaulted & Near Death: Surviving Trauma & Addiction."

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Camelback Mountain in Phoenix is a double black diamond, which means it's a tough mountain to climb. But that didn't stop volunteers from Daring Adventures from making a wish come true for Doug Clough, who is living with ALS.

Clough was asked what he would do if he could walk again and he said he'd climb Camelback to the spot where he proposed to his wife 22 years ago. His wish came true and he shares the emotional story with Carey Pena.