Our guest this week is Charlie Campisi. Charlie is the longest-serving Chief of the NYPD’s Internal Affairs Bureau (from 1996 to 2014), an elite unit tasked with investigating fellow officers suspected of misconduct. He shares the stories of these years in his book, “Blue on Blue: An Insider’s Story of Good Cops Catching Bad Cops”.
Our guest this week is Olympia LePoint. Olympia is a rocket scientist! and a modern day “Hidden Figure”. Worked for Boeing, and at 21 was the youngest scientist they had hired. She is nearing completion of her 2nd book: “Answers Unleashed”, and has a must listen to TED Talk: Reprogramming Your Brain to Overcome Fear.
www.answersunleashed.com
Our guest this week is Charlie Campisi. Charlie is the longest-serving Chief of the NYPD’s Internal Affairs Bureau (from 1996 to 2014), an elite unit tasked with investigating fellow officers suspected of misconduct. He shares the stories of these years in his book, “Blue on Blue: An Insider’s Story of Good Cops Catching Bad Cops”.
This weekend our guest is Todd McNeal. He’s the founder of “Hand in Hand Kids”, an important non profit and model for supporting vulnerable kids who end up in the Foster care system. www.handinhandkids.org offers opportunities to volunteer and find out about the training to become a foster parent.
On this weekend’s show are guest is Killian Noe. She is the Founding Director of Recovery Cafe in Seattle, a healing community. The numbers of people dealing with addition and mental health issues is huge, and only a small percentage are receiving the help they need through state and city resources. Recovery Cafe is in its 14th year, and the homeless individuals making their way there, find the support they, need, and the success rate is high.
www.recoverycafe.org
This weekend our guest is Todd McNeal. He’s the founder of “Hand in Hand Kids”, an important non profit and model for supporting vulnerable kids who end up in the Foster care system. www.handinhandkids.org offers opportunities to volunteer and find out about the training to become a foster parent.
On this weekend’s show are guest is Killian Noe. She is the Founding Director of Recovery Cafe in Seattle, a healing community. The numbers of people dealing with addition and mental health issues is huge, and only a small percentage are receiving the help they need through state and city resources. Recovery Café is in its 14th year, and the homeless individuals making their way there, find the support they, need, and the success rate is high.
www.recoverycafe.org
On this weekend’s show our guest is Dr. Aarush Manchanda. He’s a cardiologist and the Medical Director of Cardiovascular Services at Cedar City Hospital Utah. His passion is to educate, and thus empower us to take charge of our health. His new book, “Your Heart House: An Artisan’s Approach to Understanding Heart Health” is perfect for this, informative in a easy to read approach.
www.theartisanapproach.com
On this weekend’s show our guest is Dr. Aarush Manchanda. He’s a cardiologist and the Medical Director of Cardiovascular Services at Cedar City Hospital Utah. His passion is to educate, and thus empower us to take charge of our health. His new book, “Your Heart House: An Artisan’s Approach to Understanding Heart Health” is perfect for this, informative in a easy to read approach.
www.theartisanapproach.com
This week’s guest is Dr. Carlene Brown. Dr. Brown is Director of the Music Therapy Department at Seattle Pacific University, and is passionate about this world of healing through music, for everyone from infancy, to children on the autism spectrum, to aging seniors suffering with dementia. It’s a great career field! www.musictherapy.org , www.musictherapywa.org