After the Fire

This weeks episode I had the privilege to sit down with Wendy Osborne who is the founder of Tabithas Way. Don't know what Tabithas Way is? No problem Wendy talks about why she started it and what the name means. We also talked about how the small acts of giving a person a hand up can change their life forever. Don't miss this heart warming episode.

Michaelann Gardner director at United Way talks with us about mental health and how we can reset our minds to increase our mental capacity. We also talked about other programs and services they offer like 2-1-1.

Rebecca Martel is the director of the Children's Justice Center. She stopped by the show to talk about the different forms of child abuse and how they are there to help those kids and other family members deal with the fallout of abuse.

Sitting with Brad Wardle was an amazing experience. His passion for firefighters is beyond compare. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did.

In this episode I talked with Kyle Collinsworth and Kenny Hardy about their Defensive Love program, sports and their Up and Doing charity.

This week I had the opportunity to sit down with Sheila Carter who is the Nutrition Service Manager at Orchard Elementary in Orem UT. We talked about school lunch and all the things that it takes to feed our kids at school.

It was so wonderful to sit down with Lonny Ward who is the Director of Operations with Choice Humanitarian. We talked about hope and change and by simple things we can make a huge difference in others lives.

In this weeks episode I sat down with Von Menlove who is the owner of Purity Cleaning Systems. We talked about what they do and how giving back is built into their mission as a company.

This week I sat down with Lorene Moore who is on the board of directors for the Gail S Halvorsen Aviation Foundation Better know as the Candy Bomber.

I had the privilege to sit down with Myles Mitchel and talk with him about his company MTM Roofing and how they give back to the community one roof at a time.