The episode “Mental Health Awareness: Recovery and Healing Using Lyrics” features R&B artists Rawiri James and Christopher Marciano. Rawiri, an advocate and recovering addict, shares his story through his song “Lost Boy,” emphasizing the value of storytelling. Christopher expresses his emotions in his lyrics, addressing important topics while maintaining a positive outlook as he moves forward each day.
Education is a never ending platform of agendas and disagreements of how to instruct students within schools. But where do parents fit in? With a background in special education Punam Saxena found that all parents need a better understanding of the academic needs of their child. A paradigm shift is needed in education. This shift is to empower parents to become partners in their child’s instructional development.
As the host of this podcast, it’s incredibly exciting to have my mom, Victoria Sanchez, share her positive influences, which embody our family values. She reflects on the importance of family togetherness and the principles that have united us.
Why is it important for people to be right instead of striving for what is right? We often take on leadership roles to inspire action but without answers to many of humanity’s questions. Dr. Michael Gerharz, an executive coach, is making a difference through his impactful words and actions.
What is your reality? Our realities change throughout life. People are rising to the challenge.
Mmabatho Portia Morudi is a sustainable honey farmer in South Africa, fostering habitats for honey bees in Africa’s endangered forests. With deforestation and harmful agricultural practices threatening bee populations and wildlife, Portia, dubbed ‘The Change Maker,’ offers villagers alternatives to mitigate these issues. Her efforts are protecting honey bees, village crops, forests, and even elephants.
Christophe Zajac-Denek, known for his role as ‘Ike the Spike’ in Twin Peaks, passionately entertains and shares his life experiences. He values his mobility and has compelling stories that captivate audiences, sometimes for unexpected reasons. Through his podcast, he educates others about the lives of little people, encouraging people to see beyond physical appearances to appreciate his heart, mind, and positive impact.
Two female athletes, Mary Shields from Alaska and Kine Leines Skår from Norway, share their experiences in sled dog mushing, training, and racing across generations. Mary is the first woman to complete the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, while Kine trains dogs for both recreational and professional races. They discuss the Iditarod and advocate for humane animal training, joined by co-host Brad Sedillo in a LIVE show.
Your Positive Imprint is going LIVE for the first time on March 27, 2021 at 2:00pm MOUNTAIN TIME (4pm Eastern Time.) (March 28 for Australia, New Zealand and Asia Time Zones.)FACEBOOK LIVE show at Your Positive Imprint, with two special guests.The train conductor let go of her hand. That’s how Mary Shields, the first woman to complete…
Stay active and get in shape with fitness trainer Kila Duncan. At 28, she shares her journey of battling body image issues and stress eating. Kila emphasizes realistic goal-setting for herself and her clients, focusing on genuine commitments to personal strength and well-being. She advocates for a stronger self through her experiences and positive influences.