Brad Pedersen of Lomi highlights that the key to achieving a more sustainable planet lies in creating a compostable clean economy. To address the disruptions we face, we must alter our habits. Transform your food waste into a regenerative soil supplement.

Brad Pedersen, a Canadian entrepreneur, has generated over $100 million in annual revenue from his toy manufacturing business. He shares insights on reducing food waste and greenhouse gas emissions through 'Lomi', which composts food scraps and compostable plastics.

Boris Belchev left Bulgaria for Lithuania to study birds and work as a professional bird guide. Boris Belchev shares his journey to becoming a global guide for birdwatching. 

Boris Belchev left Bulgaria to earn money for a camera and became a well-known bird guide, bird watcher and wildlife photographer in Lithuania. Explore his journey of funding his camera equipment and the valuable lessons learned along the way.

Inspiring words and quotes regarding human rights and the dignity of life from a menagerie of podcast episode guests.

Author (Escapegoat Daughter) Misty Compton shares her journey of depression, and self-doubt. Misty learned self-love after severing ties with her mother and sister due to their perceived narcissistic personality disorders.

Chris Hovorka, Midwestern University is enhancing orthotics and prosthetics through a client-centric approach and reforming global university curricula focusing on evidence-based, personalized care plans for clients, highlighting the role of skeletal muscles in daily movements. He is committed to improving stability and mobility for users of orthoses and prostheses.

Skeletal muscles are crucial for daily movements. Dr. Chris Hovorka, orthotist and prosthetist, Midwestern University, focuses on enhancing stability and mobility, improving clinical practices for orthosis and prosthesis users through a client-centered approach to enhance quality of life.

To close the 2022 season is legendary songwriter piano player, Chris Nole. Being alive is really about having hope and purpose.

Songwriter and pianist Chris Nole showcases his talent across various genres, including jazz, blues, country, and rock. He reflects on his time as a member of John Denver’s band, explaining how that experience helped him develop into one of today’s leading piano artists.