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Seven years ago the Lutheran Foundation made a strategic decision to focus its resources on mental and behavioral health, an area that less than 1% of regional foundations choose to invest in. On this episode of the WIRED podcast, Marcia Haaff, CEO of the Lutheran Foundation, shares how we can all make change and why we all need to invest in what we've all been touched by- the unspoken topic of mental illness.

As CEO and President of Vera Bradley, Rob Wallstrom takes seriously the responsibility he has for the 3,000 employees and international brand of this treasured company. In this episode of the WIRED Podcast, Rob shares how Vera Bradley focuses on the whole person when caring for their staff as well as what motivates and nurtures Rob as a person fulfilling his purpose as a change-making leader.

As a survivor of Columbine high school‘s 1999 deadly shooting, Craig Scott has made it his life‘s work to encourage the world to focus on kindness and, what his sister Rachel called, a chain reaction where people feel valued. Rachel died that day at Columbine and yet for 20 years Craig has responded with forgiveness and courage to help the world learn how to take trauma and turn it around to make the world a better place. Clinton had the pleasure to sit down with Craig for this episode of the WIRED podcast.

As a 12-year-old, Alexa Curtis launched her first blog to share her thoughts on life, fashion, and her world as a pre-teen. Ten years later, she’s the host of Radio Disney’s “Fearless Everyday” and creator of “Life Unfiltered with Alexa Curtis” - a blog and podcast that highlights the collision of lifestyle and mental health. On this episode of the WIRED Podcast, Clinton interviews Alexa on what she’s experienced and how she manages her own mental wellness in light of her success as a change maker.

With over 60,000 clients nationwide, Brotherhood Mutual Insurance is serving the church and nonprofit in a tremendous way. For the past 12 years, Mark Robison has been Brotherhood's President, growing a team of over 500 employees. In this episode of the WIRED podcast, Clinton has a chance to hear from Mark about how leaders stay mentally healthy. 

In this episode of the WIRED Podcast, we learn from Mark Terrell, CEO of Lifeline Youth & Family Services, Crosswinds, and Lasting Change on how faith plays a huge part in his self-care and overall mental wellness as an influencer in the community.

In this episode of the WIRED Podcast, we hear from T.K. Herman, President and Co-Founder of Aptera Software, and why he’s leaning into learning more about himself so he can fight the “head trash” that sidelines so many people.

“What worries us today is really is a lot of mental health stuff- there are so many people in our company and companies all around the country, all around our community, where you just don’t see it, you don’t know it, but you know they’re struggling… we do consider our employees family.” - Chuck Surack, Sweetwater Owner

In the inaugural episode of the WIRED Podcast, Clinton talks with Chuck Surack, Founder and Owner of Sweetwater Sound, about why mental health is important to him and his wife, Lisa, and what all business owners need to think about when it comes to caring for their staff.

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