Invisible toxins linked to cancer and chronic disease could be hiding in your water, your food, and even your bloodstream. In this gripping episode, we look into how “forever chemicals” have polluted our world and created a global health crisis with Robert Bilott, the attorney whose decades-long battle against DuPont exposed one of the worst corporate cover-ups in history.

From the lies that kept communities in the dark to the disturbing realities of animal deformities and the Teflon flu, this conversation reveals the shocking truth Big Chem tried to bury — and what’s still being hidden today.

Discover how to reduce your exposure, make safer choices for your family, and join the growing movement demanding accountability and lasting change!

Purchase Robert Bilott’s book, Exposure: Poisoned Water, Corporate Greed, and One Lawyer's Twenty-Year Battle Against DuPont on Amazon!

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There’s no one solution to poverty, but Interfaith Works has built a comprehensive network of services to help thousands of residents rebuild their lives.

In this episode, CEO Courtney Hall shares real success stories and the programs that make them possible — from emergency housing and financial assistance to a food pantry and paid job training. We also explore how community involvement, including their partnership with Truman Charities, helps the organization grow and provide long-term support to those experiencing housing insecurity, hunger, and unemployment.

If you want to help make an impact, don’t miss the Truman Charities annual Derby Party where 100% of proceeds will go directly to Interfaith Works. Join us on May 3rd at Tommy Joe’s in Bethesda for a fun night of music, awesome prizes, and more!

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You’ve eaten them, but do you know what oysters do for our waterways? These unassuming shellfish play a vital role in cleaning and protecting our waterways, but decades of overharvesting and destruction of their homes nearly wiped them out. Now, a major restoration movement is rebuilding oyster populations throughout the Chesapeake Bay.

 In this episode, Paul Schurick of the Oyster Recovery Partnership shares how this nonprofit is leading large-scale efforts to plant billions of oysters and rebuild reef habitats, support marine life, and protect the Bay’s future.

 From fascinating oyster facts to simple ways you can get involved, our conversation reveals just how much of an impact oysters — and people — can have on the environment. Tune in now!

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Ready to learn the truth about the food you consume every day? Not all farms are created equal, so what’s on your plate may surprise you. In this eye-opening conversation, Nick Bailey of Grand View Farm explains the shocking differences between local farms and industrial agriculture — and why it matters for your health.

We discuss the benefits of sustainable and regenerative farming practices, why our food freedom is at risk, and the hidden dangers of factory-farmed meat. Nick also shares insights on the raw milk controversy and how Grand View Farm is delivering clean, high-quality food to their community.

 Tune in to discover why supporting local farms isn’t just better for your health, but essential for the future of our food system!

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 A disease with no cure, unpredictable symptoms, and millions affected — let’s talk Parkinson’s disease. With more people than ever being diagnosed with this life-altering disease, awareness, advocacy and research are key to making a real difference in the fight against Parkinson’s.

Dr. George Ackerman, founder of Together For Sharon, shares his experience as a caretaker and grieving son turned passionate advocate for Parkinson's. This episode sheds light on the debilitating progression of the disease, its misunderstood symptoms, and the overwhelming challenges patients and families face when searching for help.

 Hear how he’s amplifying the voices of those affected, what's next in his global advocacy journey, and how you can support the movement!

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The school lunch system is broken, but one mom is trying to fix it. Hilary Boynton founded School of Lunch to bring real, nutrient-dense food to kids, proving that healthy meals can be both accessible and life-changing.

 She’s on the show today to discuss how poor nutrition affects children’s learning and behavior, why processed school lunches are failing them, and the difference whole, locally sourced foods can make in our lives.

This episode covers seasonal eating, gut health and the GAPS diet, and simple steps parents can take to make impactful changes to their family’s diet without feeling overwhelmed. We also dive into Hilary’s transformative work in her community through the School of Lunch Academy and Documenting Hope, a nonprofit dedicated to reversing chronic childhood illnesses.

 Tune in to learn more about the power of REAL food!

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Structure, safety, and support – these are key factors in shaping a child’s future. But how can we help promising students living in Baltimore's most disadvantaged, low-income neighborhoods overcome the obstacles standing in their way? In this episode, host Jamie Truman welcomes Arlene Hackbarth to share how Boys Hope Girls Hope Baltimore is transforming lives through stability, education and long-term mentorship.

 She highlights the challenges these students face, how their holistic approach nurtures potential, and the lasting impact of their Residential and After School Academy programs. Hear inspiring success stories and learn how you can help bring hope and life-changing opportunities to more children!

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Could the growing rate of depression and anxiety in children and teens be linked to technology? From gaming to smartphones and social media, screens are now a major part of everyday life—but their hidden impact on young minds is a growing concern. This episode with Melanie Hempe of Screen Strong explores the science of screen addiction and its effects on the brain.

• Melanie’s story about her son Adam’s gaming addiction
• Discussion on the science of screen time and its effects on brain chemistry
• Misconceptions about moderation and its consequences
• Practical strategies for families looking to detox from screens
• Importance of community support and resources available through ScreenStrong

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Truman Charities reflects on its significant accomplishments in 2024 while laying out exciting plans for the new year. The episode discusses major fundraising successes, new sponsorship opportunities, and the significance of maintaining personal connections through resolutions.

• Celebrating $187,500 raised for charity in 2024 
• Our Upcoming Events and Bethesda Best Happy Hour Dates 
• Introduction of a new sponsorship initiative for small businesses 
• One New Years Resolution That Changed Our Marriage 

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Emotional well-being starts with a hug! To bring comfort where it’s needed most, For the Cubs created Percy, a weighted bear designed to mimic the sensation of a nurturing embrace. Founder Amy Vale shares how her experience as a foster mom of 10 children inspired her to create calming products that help children feel safe and supported.
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In this episode, Amy sheds light on the beauty and challenges of fostering and the impact of these thoughtfully-designed items on both children and adults. From soothing toys to sound machines, every purchase supports children in foster care through their nonprofit partner, One Simple Wish. Tune in to learn more about their curated collection of essentials that make eating, sleeping, and soothing easier for kids in need!
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