(The first part of this episode Victoria Sanchez shares a United States Memorial Day story and message followed by an update regarding past guest Darryl Carnley and masks for the masses.)The world knows Mark Asquith as ‘That British Podcast Guy’. On this episode Mark shares his philosophy on life. He started his podcast journey on the back…

Rawiri James is a storyteller and Rhythm and Blues / Hip Hop artist. His young adult novel is a horror / thriller. He believes that sharing your own story has great value and his is Lost Boy. Rawiri is a recovering addict who took action to become useful, hopeful and helpful. Addiction was a delusion where he could not imagine infinity. He is of Maori descent (Tūhoe tribe) and his Tā Moko (tattoo) represents his journey of struggles to rebirth. Rawiri James unlocked his potential and is living the version that is the best version of himself. What’s YOUR P.I.?

You will pass this way but once so do what you can to make positive imprints. What’s YOUR P.I.? Listeners ask me what life was like growing up. Mom, Victoria Sanchez, shares my heritage with you. Part of my heritage is of course enjoying and learning from the outdoors. In addition my heritage includes the positive actions of…

Tom Tortorich is an autistic self-advocate. He falls on the autism spectrum with Asperger’s Syndrome. Tom shares his experiences and philosophy regarding autism. He also discusses neurodiversity, society and autism awareness. As an author he has published several science fiction novels and philosophical books.

Nathan Bindoff is a world renown Professor of Physical Oceanography at the University of Tasmania’s Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies. He is optimistic about our world where humans decide the future to be a sustainable and transformed one that successfully reconciles climate change and our needs for food, energy, and all of life.   When he…

Stephanie Martin Taylor is a former NPR affiliate reporter and news anchor.  She moves through the world with a sense of adventure and wonder which she calls “beautiful baggage”.   She was on assignment covering the Iraq War. Out of that experience in a Black Hawk helicopter was born a more expansive outlook on reality.   …

  How many times have you been outdoors and commented to your friends about beautiful bird songs, but never giving it a second thought? What bird made the song? Why now? Why here?  Explore the world of the birds we love, but are often a second thought, with master birders Hugh and Urling Kingery. Together…