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On this issue of the WIRED Experience Podcast, Clinton has the privilege of talking with KK Kokonaing and her mentor, Amy Hanna, to discuss the importance of sharing one's story and the need for all of us to learn how to grow together in one-on-one community. As Miss Indiana Teen USA, KK carries the banner to use her voice to help all people understand their value and lower the stigma around mental health.

Educators today are challenged more than ever to consider the mental health of their students first before advancing to the importance of academics. On this episode of the WIRED Experience Podcast, Clinton has a conversation with the Superintendent of Fort Wayne Community Schools, Dr.  Mark Daniel, and Assistant Superintendent, Dr. Faye Williams-Robbins.

A life of service means realizing the needs of the many and being intentional about maximizing the one and only life we are all given. On this episode of the WIRED Experience Podcast, Clinton has a chance to talk with Thomas Rhoades, a leader who's dedicated much of his life to law enforcement and community leadership through public school Board involvement as well as non-profit service.

In 1937 Henry Collins Brown shared his mental health journey with the world in his memoir A Mind Mislaid. His story of mental breakdown was one of triumph and the cycles of life but ahead of its time in so many ways due to the stigma surrounding mental health. Fast forward to today and Henry’s Great Grandson, Timothy Brown, who joins us as this episode’s guest on the WIRED Experience Podcast. Lean in as Tim shares about his Great Grandfather, himself, and the importance of sharing our secret struggles as well as the  re-release of Henry’s story in the book, The Upside of A Breakdown available on Amazon. To learn more visit www.bwellwithtb.com.

Experiencing trauma causes different kinds of people to respond in different kinds of ways. For women, that trauma can sometimes include sexualization and abuse that changes the self identity for years to come. On this episode of the WIRED Experience Podcast, Tammy Crane of Four:10 Ministries helps us understand her journey of self reflection and how her perspective on women in the exotic dance industry changed when she began to learn their story.

Barry Labov has been a leader for decades through design, marketing and outfitting his clients with the best way to share their products and services. Recently RemedyLIVE served the staff of LaBov and Beyond with a WIRED Experience and Barry once again showed the essence of why he’s a leader that makes a difference. You won’t want to miss what he has to say and how he’s brought change to his organization’s mental wellness on this episode of the WIRED Experience podcast.

How can we make it easier to talk about mental health? How about wear it? Jake Lavin, founder of the Happiness Project, wants to use clothing to increase conversations around mental health and on this episode of the WIRED Experience you’ll learn why they donate 15% of their profits toward the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

Fear, isolation, and living in a world filled with noise. These are just some of the topics that Ben Gates covers in his Christian devotional book, A Word That Sustains- 40 Reflections for Today. On this episode of The WIRED Podcast Ben helps remind us, as he does his readers, that God is God and we are not, and hope comes from walking with Him daily.

Non-profit work can be very hard on the best of days, especially when non-profits need to navigate how to stay relevant with software integration and the best ways to work smarter rather than harder. On this episode of the WIRED Experience Podcast, Brett Meyer from Impact Upgrade shares why he’s passionate about helping non-profits succeed around technology and why he’s passionate about the mental health conversation as a development partner with RemedyLIVE. 

Government leaders are not always transparent about their private lives, especially when it comes to their mental health. On this episode of the WIRED Experience Podcast, Mayor Steven McMichael, of New Haven, Indiana, gives us a front row seat to his struggles, his passion, and what it means to make change around mental health as a government leader.