Climate change is a massive shift of our planet. Our civilization is built on the climate we’ve had for thousands of years. Principal Investigator Josh Willis of Nasa’s Oceans Melting Greenland (OMG) shares his studies and research measuring the oceans and ice and how they change over time.
Misty Compton transitioned from criminal justice to writing as a freelance writer and TikTok creator, focusing on supporting those feeling vulnerable or dealing with anxiety.
For over thirty years Costa Rica has preserved and conserved their natural lands, resources, and wildlife resulting in a healthy ecosystem. Nature is valuable but its status is fragile and threatened even in Costa Rica. Species like the jaguar are at risk. Justice for Nature with Alena Bendová
Alena Bendová from the Czech Republic works with Justice for Nature, primarily on saving the critically endangered Sumatran Tiger in Indonesia. The pandemic has made wildlife conservation efforts more challenging.
Opportunities abound! Fill your life with action and endeavor! Dr. Bob Parks transitioned from his precision and accuracy of sports medicine to creative art using a paintbrush. This talented and professional artist started with zero experience and is now legendary! How did he do it? For Bob it’s the art of retirement.
Sports medicine and podiatry have rapidly evolved over the past few decades. Bob Parks played a key role in developing lower extremity sports medicine as a podiatrist, contributing to research on sports injuries and modifications to running shoes, becoming a legend in biomechanics.
David Royce and Michael Boyd were mesmerized with the authentic and romantic art of glassblowing from an early age. It is the water, fire and breath of the glassblower that drew them in. A pot where molten melted glass awaited the artisan to transform it into a breathtaking piece of art. The two share their stories of what it means to be a glassblower and what it means to be sustainable in a world where lowering the carbon footprint is crucial.
Traffic is a major concern for commuters. Drivers often rely on local reporters for alternate routes. In São Paulo, traffic reporter Débora Mendonça helps thousands of drivers navigate safely and efficiently each day.
Danish furniture artisan Hans Jørgen Wiberg had a remarkable vision— ‘Be My Eyes.’ Hans perceives the world without borders and introduced a concept aimed at uniting people visually impaired through the power of helping eyes.
Inspiration Monday! Human rights activists showcase their worldwide efforts, featuring highlights and quotes from their complete episodes of Your Positive Imprint. “Human rights. What if…?”
Victoria Sanchez, always rising to the challenge as my mom, an educator, scientist, mentor, outdoor trail volunteer, and, well, she’s my mom and she is exceptional. Episodes 23, 77, 124
Musician and humanitarian Tony Escoto recounts his mom’s escape from El Salvador. Ep. 106. “Nunca se deje por vencido. Siempre sea luchador y soñador.” Never give up. Always be a fighter and a dreamer.
Human rights activist Shelley White is professor at Simmons university, in boston and director of the master of health and health equity. Ep. 34
Hans Jørgen Wiberg of Denmark created the app Be My eyes which assists visually impaired citizens of our world. Upcoming episode.
Larry Grummer-Strawn promotes health and wellness by serving the vulnerable worldwide. Larry is with the World Health Organization. Ep. 59
Cody Unser advocates for women with disabilities across the continents. Cody also provides scuba diving programs and training for paralyzed citizens. Eps. 94-95.
Javier Robles professor of Rutgers University lobbies for better laws and health coverage for people with disabilities. Ep. 112
Humanitarian and World renown singing Irish priest, Fr. Ray Kelley, spreads hope as he advocates for human rights and justice. Eps. 19, 110 and the 2020 Christmas end-of-the-year message of hope.