Untold Miracles Podcast - Motivational Conversations with Celebrities and Inspirational Kids

Stephen "tWitch" Boss is a freestyle hip-hop dancer, entertainer, actor, philanthropist, DJ on The Ellen Show, and father of two. Stephen was the runner-up in the 2008 So You Think You Can Dance. He is happily married to professional dancer Allison Holker.

Listen to this episode and learn about:

• tWitch's experience attending the University of Indiana Dance Marathon
• The inspiration of miracle kids Maison and Esaid in tWitch's life
• The biggest miracle tWitch has witnessed on "Ellen"
• How tWitch became a DJ on "Ellen"
• How competing on "So You Think You Can Dance" changed tWitch's life
• The moment tWitch knew he wanted to be a dancer
• The big break in tWitch's career
• How tWitch met his amazing wife Allison Holker Boss

Mike Eruzione served as the enthusiastic captain that led the 1980 United States Olympic hockey team to its gold medal victory. He scored the winning goal against the Russians in the second-to-last game—the goal and game that stunned the world. He was presented the Shaeffer Pen Award by the New England Hockey Writers in 1981 for his outstanding contribution to hockey. Mike is a motivational speaker, director of Development for Boston University Athletics and a proud father of three.

Listen to Mike's episode and learn:

• Mike's Miracle Shot on ice that led the team to a Gold Medal
• What it's like to light the Olympic Cauldron at the Olympics
• What Olympic Athlete inspires Mike the most
• How Mike made it on the 1980 Olympic team
• Why a hole-in-one became the next biggest miracle in Mike's life
• How Mike's athletic achievements impacted his life

Josh Sundquist is a bestselling author, motivational speaker, and Paralympic ski racer. He has spoken across the world to groups ranging from Fortune 500 companies to schools to the White House. People Magazine named him to the 2017 "Social Media Power List." Josh received a degree in business from the College of William and Mary and a Master's in Communications from the University of Southern California. Josh is happily married to Ashley Sundquist.

Listen to Josh's episode and learn:

• How Josh coped with a cancer diagnosis at 9-Years-Old
• The last time Josh ever walked before his leg amputation
• How Josh received life-saving care at UVA Children's Hospital
• The story behind his Halloween Costume enthusiasm
• Making the 2006 Paralympic Ski Team
• Competing as a member of the US Amputee Soccer Team
• His memories as a Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Champion
• Meeting his wife Ashley

Kevin Millar is a retired Major League Baseball player who played from 1998 to 2009 for the Blue Jays, the Orioles, the Marlins, and the Red Sox. In 2004, Kevin helped the Red Sox win its first World Championship in 86 years. He also received the Jackie Jensen Award due to his outgoing personality. Kevin is the Host of Intentional Talk with Chris Rose and an MLB Network studio analyst. Kevin is husband to Jeanna Millar and father to four children.

Listen to Kevin Millar's Untold Miracles episode and learn:

• How Kevin went from being undrafted to playing 12 seasons in the big league
• Kevin's advice to become a professional athlete
• How Kevin and the Red Sox came back from being down 0-3 to the New York Yankees to win the 2004 World Series
• How it feels to walk onto the field after winning the world series
• Kevin's most embarrassing moments hosting Intentional Talk
• How Kevin helped Maverick Schutte meet his hero big Papi
• How Kevin keeps a very special relationship with Maverick

Meredith Vieira is a 14-time Emmy Award-winning host, executive producer, and anchor. Most recently, she served as executive producer on the award-winning documentary "TOWER." Vieira hosted and served as executive producer on her own nationally syndicated daytime talk show, titled "The Meredith Vieira Show," which premiered in September 2014 and ran for two seasons. Previously, she received critical acclaim for her hosting of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," "The Today Show," and "The View." She has three children, Ben, Gabe, and Lily, with her husband, best-selling author, and journalist, Richard Cohen.

Listen to Meredith's episode and learn:

• How a career in broadcast journalism found Meredith
• The big break in Meredith's life that furthered her career
• Meredith's most memorable interview and it will surprise you!
• Funny experiences Meredith witnessed hosting "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire"
• How Meredith created miracles on her tv show, including one for miracle child "Little Boo"
• What Meredith has learned from her husband who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at 25
• Advice Meredith would give to those who receive a difficult diagnosis
• Meredith's hidden quirks and talents
• The Proudest moment in Meredith's career

Kyle Stepp spent three and a half years being treated at UNM Children's Hospital for Stage IV Bone Cancer. Doctors declared Kyle cured of the disease at age 17. He found his passion in the midst of the hardest time of his life and is dedicated to making sure no child ever fights cancer alone. Kyle has been a National Ambassador for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, Sunshine Kids Foundation, and others. Kyle was selected to be the commencement speaker at his graduation from the University of New Mexico in 2016 and now serves as a National Leadership Consultant for the Alpha Tau Omega National Fraternity.

Listen to Kyle Stepp's episode and learn:

• How Kyle overcame abuse and neglect in his home life • How Kyle turned personal tragedy into purpose • How Kyle coped being abandoned by his mother at age 11 • Kyle's reaction to getting diagnosed with stage 4 cancer • Kyle's biggest defining moment in his life • Kyle's advice for parents who have a child in a hospital • Kyle's greatest gift from his challenges

Dr. Mehmet Oz is a renowned heart surgeon and television personality who has won nine Daytime Emmy® Awards for "The Dr. Oz Show". Dr. Oz is a Professor of Surgery at Columbia University, author of seven New York Times Best Sellers, radio host, father, and husband.

Listen to Dr. Oz's episode and learn:

• Biggest miracle in Dr. Oz's life
• Dr. Oz's 5 go to foods
• Dr. Oz's guilty pleasures
• What inspires Dr. Oz to help others
• What Dr. Oz would say to someone who has struggled to commit to improving their health

Steve Young is a former professional quarterback who played for more than fifteen years in the NFL, primarily with the San Francisco 49ers, where he received Most Valuable Player of Super Bowl XXIX, the NFL's Most Valuable Player for 1992 and 1994, and the honor of being the first left-handed quarterback inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2005. Steve is the founder of the Forever Young Foundation, an author, a motivational speaker, and a father.

Listen to Steve Young's episode and learn:

• How Steve almost quit playing football in college at BYU
• Biggest win in Steve's career and his toughest loss
• How Steve struggled with separation anxiety
• How he helped his team win the NFC championship despite an injury from his own teammate the day before the big game
• Why Steve decided not to extend his career and become a Denver Bronco
• The advice Stephen Covey gave Steve when he was struggling to back up Joe Montana
• If Steve could throw the ball to any wide receiver today, which three would he want on his team?
• Who Steve feared most on defense in his career
• Steve's favorite coaches

Bill Engvall is a renowned stand-up comedian, author, television host, and actor with ten of his comedy albums debuting at #1 on the Billboard Comedy Chart. He is formerly a member of the widely successful Blue Collar Comedy Group.

Listen to Bill Engvall's episode and learn:

• How Bill took a leap of faith to pursue his dream of stand-up comedy
• How Bill felt making it to the finals on Dancing with the Stars
• What miracles in Bill's life gave him a big break in show business
• The most fulfilling moment in Bill's career
• Three miracles Bill would create in the world today
• What Bill would say to parents of hospitalized children

Marie Osmond is the co-founder of Children's Miracle Network Hospitals and is a singer, actress, author, mother of eight and grandmother of three. Her dynamic career spans five decades and continues with a headline show in Vegas.

Listen to Marie Osmond's episode and learn:

• The defining miracles in Marie's life
• What Marie would say to those struggling with depression
• How she brought humor to Dancing with the Stars
• How Garth Brooks supported Marie when her son passed away
• What it's like to be in show business for over 5 decades
• How Children's Miracle Network Hospitals was founded in 1983