“ You know, they didn’t have a toy that that looked like them. And a couple of things that we’ve found that have made this work so rewarding is that the moms of two of the kids immediately took the toy from helping the child understand their own experience to taking this to school to help their peers understand what’s going on.”
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#54: Hiking My Feelings with Sydney Williams
“And I don’t think I’ve ever sat with that and reflected on it as I have sitting here with you today. Like it was so… it was a transformative experience that I didn’t even know how to articulate.”
#53: Suffer Better with Peter Downing and Bob Africa
“They might be younger, faster, or have a bigger engine…. but you can Suffer Better.”
#50: Go Adventure with Jeff Pelletier
“That’s really become my focus, that’s what I like to think of my niche, my differentiator on Youtube is I’m taking viewers to places they maybe forget having been but maybe never would’ve thought of going to.”
#45: Fishing The Good Fight with Jennings Hester
“Mental health is not a destination, it’s a journey. You know, it’s continuous work.”
#14 Sarah Quinlan: Conservative Feminism and why that shouldn’t scare you
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4no8PlgjX6LSO9mnTNrOWj?si=MOWThIimTsmjmoUZTYlKrA&dl_branch=1 Welcome everyone to another episode of the It Matters To Me Podcast! When I say “conservative”, what comes to mind? How about “feminism”? How about when I combine the two to describe someone? If you thought that’d be impossible then you haven’t heard of my guest today, Sarah Quinlan. As a writer and someoneContinueContinue reading “#14 Sarah Quinlan: Conservative Feminism and why that shouldn’t scare you”
#11 Justin Nozuka: Musician and poet extraordinaire
From his first album titled, Holly, to his latest release “then, now, & again”, Justin has made some of the most passionate and heartfelt music that’s rightfully earned him spots on David Letterman and Jimmy Kimmel as well as multiple awards.
#10 David Laney: Professional ultra-runner and founding coach of Trails and Tarmac
This isn’t an episode about proper nutrition or training blocks before a race and you won’t hear us say the word ‘bonk’ even one time but instead, you’ll get a taste of just how much joy something as simple as running can bring to a person.
#9 Nicky Dallek: Putting the logic back in politics
Given how divisive and tribal politics has become lately, we keep things on the positive side with Nicky explaining why the mission of Denver Young Democrats is so important and how they’re focused on making sure the young voters they attract are well informed before casting any ballots.
#8 Sarah Schlafly: Living Mighty with cricket protein
https://open.spotify.com/episode/7LYtbbpXot616UD4k66V82?si=bh9ZfcahS5CweZ2J7BweDQ Did you know that in 2018, the average American ate roughly 200lbs of meat and that conventional beef usually requires 65 square feet of land per quarter pound to raise cattle alone? No doubt there is serious concern over food security as the effects of climate change become more and more real. Enter myContinueContinue reading “#8 Sarah Schlafly: Living Mighty with cricket protein”