The Progress Podcast

Caroline Simpson, founder of IT'S COOL TO CARE nonprofit shares her incredible journey of impact, connection, and care!

https://itscooltocare.org/

Abigail Ferrell, author of "Happier Us: The Timeless and Proven Way to Greater Peace and Joy for You and Those You Love," shares what she learned about relationships while writing her book.

Hunter shares with us his story of accident, amputation and eventual rebirth. Once again he proves that, even against all odds, progress is possible.

Kylee Shields is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and the Clinical Director at Juniper which is part of The Malouf Foundation and PHASE Alliance.

Throughout her career she has worked closely with adolescents in the areas of trauma, substance use, depression, anxiety, oppositional defiance, bereavement, processing disorders, process addictions, and more. She draws from her prior experience working at EFY, residential treatment settings, HEFY, HXP, a therapeutic boarding school, and ANASAZI.

Kylee is a published author, co-founder of a non-profit (INSPIRE: Music. Service.Hope), Music Director of the Utah chapter of INSPIRE Chorus, Advisory Board Member of Heare Brotherhood, and a world traveler.

Liberty Hansen hit her rock bottom when serving as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Now she has found new purpose in sharing stories of faith, triumph, and redemption on her Instagram based podcast called Finding The Purpose.

https://www.instagram.com/finding.the.purpose?igsh=Z3FkcHc0c3dzZDRz

Jeffrey Mann explores the value of vulnerability, the secrets of creating influence, and the keys he has learned to connect with anyone.

Eddie Joseph shares how his faith in God sustained him and his family through poverty, obesity and disease. He offers his insights on the struggles of racism and faith crises. Eddie's story can inspire you to stop questioning whether the glass is half full or half empty and, instead, actively fill the glass!

Rylee Jo Smith opens up about how “the perfect little Smith” family was actually being burdened with her Father’s serious addiction. She details her whole family’s journey to recovery and the beautiful work of art that has appeared in the wake of the mess that once was.

Jordan Lally joins the show again to share an update on the impact of the Ed Lally foundation and offer a message of Hope to suicide loss survivors. Jordan advocates for practices to support our all-around health and break down the stigma. We discuss the power of vulnerability and surrounding ourselves with friends who support us.

Follow Jordan's journey:

https://www.instagram.com/thelostwayhome?igsh=MTloMnE0azNhMW5tMw==

https://m.youtube.com/@thelostwayhome?fbclid=PAY2xjawHO-e5leHRuA2FlbQIxMAABpmRH53HHgjflf9jQRDcotNrIZddRJIeJxjaysR3C1uXwgpPkVK0xYCsv7g_aem_Q3jcodzDkcO1WCvZq7KBzQ

Olivia Burnett opens up about her grief and healing after losing her Dad to cancer. She shares the sense of overwhelm she felt and how she is learning everyday to keep going and make her Dad proud. This struggle led her to discover the power of anti-fragility, and continue to reach great success in the fields of athletics, academics, and philanthropy.

Listen to Olivia's podcast "Letter's from the Lunchbox" to learn more about her journey and hear inspiring stories like hers:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/letters-from-the-lunchbox/id1670026738