Through Kate McGahan's popular books, she is continually teaching her readers new ways of looking at themselves and those they love. You will never look at life, death or love the same way again.
Dowd chronicles his fact-finding mission after the devastation of the 2004 tsunami in Thailand which was the deadliest in human history with over 230,000 deaths.
Ali Schaffer shares an exciting project called Villages in Sanctuary, a school plus holistic and spiritual retreat center
Richard Brendan celebrates JourneysFire Radio's 20-year anniversary of Bringing Love to Life on 88.7fm WICR, with a full hour of information and inspiration with two powerful women; environmentalist Julia Butterfly Hill and social change artist Holly Near.
Molly Burke-Mattocks experienced something that no parent wants to go through. The death of their child.
Richard Brendan's special guest is Michele Neff Hernandez, a 2021 CNN Hero, gifted speaker, and committed advocate for the widowed and bereaved.
Richard Brendan shares the annual replay of his conversation with his favorite teacher, Leo Buscaglia, Ph.D.
Parker writes, "Democracy is about humility as well as chutzpah - the capacity to listen as well as to speak across the lines of difference that enrich American life."
Richard is joined by two-time Grammy Award winning artist Janis Ian who as a young teenage performer experienced intimidating boos from racists, hate mail, and death threats.
Beth Nielsen Chapman is an award winning singer, songwriter and environmental activist who has penned numerous hits and wrote songs for many top artists.
