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Coming out is a very important topic for our LGBTQ+ family.  It can be both liberating and terrifying.  Join me as I discuss coming out and bringing your whole self to work with my friend and Co-Worker, Brian Stevens.

JP Dinnell is a former Navy Seal and Director of Experiential Learning at Echelon Front.  Learn about Personal Well-Being and self care as a leader through the lens of combat Veteran.  JP also discusses his transition to civilian world after leaving the military.

Dr.  Jacob Weiss is the CEO of the Hand Eye Body Academy.  Join us as we discuss the importance of accepting the lessons of learning from failure and having fun in our daily lives.

As we celebrate Veterans Day and recognize the sacrifice of our men and women in uniform, this is the final episode in a four part series that looks at the transition from military status to the civilian workforce.

As we celebrate Veterans Day and recognize the sacrifice of our men and women in uniform, this is the third episode in a four part series that looks at the transition from military status to the civilian workforce.

As we celebrate Veterans Day and recognize the sacrifice of our men and women in uniform, this is the second episode in a four part series that looks at the transition from military status to the civilian workforce.

As we celebrate Veterans Day and recognize the sacrifice of our men and women in uniform, this is the first in a four part series that looks at the transition from military status to the civilian workforce.

Financial Well-Being is an important, yet often overlooked pillar of overall Personal Well-Being.  Join the conversation as we discuss this important topic.  You are never too young our old to begin planning for your financial well-being.

As we navigate our way through Diversity, Equity and Inclusion we discover more about ourselves and those around us.  This can cause us to realize that some of our actions are not acceptable.  Join me as I discuss this concept with Tric Eddy.

Every year we celebrate Customer Service Week as a nation.  What does it really mean and how can we care for our Co-Workers that talk with our customers on a daily basis?

This is the final episode in a five part series in which I talk with woman that work in Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM).  Our co-worker, Stephanie Watson, is being recognized as  a Technology All Star by the Women of Color Conference.  Listen in as she talks about her journey and what the award means to her.

This is the fourth episode in a five part series in which I talk with woman that work in Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM).  Our co-worker, Corrie Meeks, is being recognized as  a Technology All Star by the Women of Color Conference.  Listen in as she talks about her journey and what the award means to her.

On September 10, Suicide Prevention and Awareness Day, Consumers Energy held its first ever Suicide Prevention and Awareness Town Hall meeting.  Please join us in the discussion of this important and timely subject.  Our guests, Tina Thompson and Glenn Stutsky, offer advice and insight into what we can do to help those around us.

This is the third episode in a five part series in which I talk with woman that work in Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM).  Our co-worker, Tiffany Dolley, is being recognized as  a Technology Rising Star by the Women of Color Conference.  Listen in as she talks about her journey and what the award means to her.

This is the second episode in a five part series in which I talk with woman that work in Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM).  Our co-worker, Monty Diaz, is being recognized as  a Technology Rising Star by the Women of Color Conference.  Listen in as she talks about her journey and what the award means to her.

This is the first in a five part series in which I talk with woman that work in Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM).  Our co-worker, Caroline Roath, is being recognized as  a Technology Rising Star by the Women of Color Conference.  Listen in as she talks about her journey and what the award means to her.

CWO4 Tim Wheeler had everything going for him.  His career was taking off and he was selected for promotion.  He had a wonderful family and close friends.  By all appearances he was living the American dream, but appearances can be deceiving.  Listen as Tim shares his journey through mental well-being and suicidal thoughts.

Glenn Stutsky and Tina Thompson are Senior Clinical Instructors at Michigan State University's School of Social Work.  Listen in as the discuss suicide prevention and what we can do to take care of ourselves and others.  This is a timely discussion as September 10 is Suicide Awareness and Prevention day.  

My guests, Glenn Stutsky and Tina Thompson, are both senior clinical instructors at the School of Social Work at Michigan State University.  Join us as we discuss the differences between Moral Injury and PTSD.

Gas Linesworker Eric Florka spent 44 days in the hospital as a result of contracting COVID.  Listen as he tells the story of his journey back to health and how this has given him a new perspective on life.  Eric's story is touching and inspirational and may help you to understand the importance of #maskupmichigan.  

None of us are perfect and the journey back from alcoholism is never easy.  Listen in as Mike shares the story of his journey from alcoholism to sobriety.  This is a raw and sometimes difficult discussion, but worth the listen. 

Social Well-Being is an important pillar of Personal Well-Being.  Listen in as Dr. Jesse talks about the benefits of this pillar and what resources are available.

John Broschak shares his personal journey of understanding racism and the Black Lives Matter movement.  You won’t want to miss this transparent and difficult discussion

This is the fourth installment of our four-part series celebrating generations.  Join me as I talk with Jessica Fedewa about being a member of Generation Z.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) turns 30 today, July 23.  Please join us as Amie shares the touching story of her son and how the ADA impacted their lives.