Episode 6 Rosie Best

This week we sat down with the always wonderful Rosie Best! Of all of the inspiring ways that she has made a difference in her life, her company, "Issue Box Theatre" breaks the mold in accessibility, education, theatre and social justice. https://issueboxtheatre.org/#/productions-viewhttps://willardsuitcases.photoshelter.com/gallery-list

We are honored to bring you the story of a single dad of 2 autistic boys. Steve shares how running has reshaped his relationship with his son and why taking your child on a run, for a hike, a camping trip, dancing, kayaking or any other hobby you enjoy can be transformative. As Steve shares with us- "the lessons you learn in running are the lessons I want you to learn in life".

This week we are joined by the incredible Angela Lee. She shares her journey of always finding her next adventure and shares her experience with the "From Fat to Finish Line" documentary and community, being bitten by a seal during a swim in the ocean, marathon running, triathlons, hiking and what keeps her going. This is a really important episode about finding your community at every stage in life. Angela shares the many ways that she has found community and what motivates her to stay active.

In this episode, Dave and Shauna interview Angela Fisher, who goes by "Aeglea" on the world stage. She is an internationally recognized and well respected belly dancer. We talk about how she fell in love with belly dance and became more than "just an accountant". Aegela shares her joy, positivity and heart in this very special episode. Come for her incredible story of being an international entertainer and stay for her humor and love of teaching others.

In this episode, Dave and Shauna interview Rachel Watts who pushed through an MS diagnosis to become a world traveling triathlete, participating in the 2024 Paris Paraolympics. We talk about about what keeps her motivated, why she loves the world of triathlons, her MS challenges and how you can find your your joy too. This is a MUST listen!

Dave and Shauna interview Bryan Bearss who has built a house with his own hands, finished the Iditarod several times and is a competitive canoe racer on the AuSable River in Michigan,