Profound Awesomeness

Hear incredible stories of people's journeys from close brushes with death to living with great meaning and purpose.

The host becomes the interviewee.  Hear my story and learn about my journey to Profound Awesomeness.  Thank you Amy for interviewing me and being the person that you are in my life!

Joselyn Miller's journey to discovering her profound awesomeness began one day at Disneyland.  A survivor of two life-threatening diseases, she used humor and her "charge ahead" spirit to get her through all the tests, doctor's appointments,  intense treatment, and ultimately her bone marrow transplant.  Check out her blog to learn more about Joselyn and her "buttkick&quot...

Meet Amanda Hallowell.  Learn about the BRCA2 gene and how Amanda eventually took the fight to ovarian cancer.  Hear how she deals with her own mortality and life as a cancer survivor.  For those looking for more information she suggests resources like Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, the American Cancer Society and the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

What is heart failure and what are its symptoms?  Darlene Anita Scott shares her personal relationship with heart failure and what she's done to overcome it.  To learn more about Darlene, check out her site here .

Just days away from competing in a half Iron Man triathlon, Rob Balucas crashed on his road bike during a training ride falling twenty feet down a hill into trees, rocks and logs.  This crash would change his life forever.  Hear his story of recovery and how he sees and interacts with the world as a disabled athlete.  Also, hear more about Angel City Sports and what they are doing for the Paralymp...

Heart transplant survivor shares the adventure of her heart replacement and shines a light on some lesser known issues and needs of the organ recipient community.  Hear Denise Redeker passionately talk about her approach to life and what she is doing to help the heart transplant community through her newly launched Heartfelt Help Foundation .

Ever wonder what it's like to survive a prison riot?  James LeBlanc does.  And he also knows a lot about beating addiction and finding someone new to lead his way.  Find out who he prefers to lead his way.

Roy Tuscany knows what it's like to jump 130 feet on skis and miss the landing by 30 feet.  Hear his story of recovery and how his spinal injury inspired him to start the High Fives Foundation ( highfivesfoundation.org ), that does so much to prevent life-changing injuries and provides resources and hope if they happen - getting injured outdoor athletes and enthusiasts doing what they love wi...