Devin Thorpe
Rotary in the Heart of California Podcast
Rotary in the Heart of California is the official podcast of Rotary District 5220, spotlighting the inspiring work of clubs across California’s Central Valley and Sierra Foothills. From Yosemite’s edge to the Lodi vineyards, we share stories of service. rotaryintheheartofcalifornia.substack.com
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Devin Thorpe
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Mar 17, 2026
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Episodes
Cowboy Culture, Leadership, and Rotary’s Impact in the Heart of California 17.03.2026 31:59
Rotary District 5220 sits in one of the most diverse and fascinating regions of the United States. Stretching from Galt to Madera and from the Coast Range to the Sierra Nevada, the district covers farmland, mountain communities, historic Gold Rush towns, and vibrant cities. On the latest episode of the Rotary in the Heart of California podcast, District Governor Jay Hislop joined host Devin Thorpe...
Service, Fellowship, and the Joy of Showing Up 30.01.2026 27:58
There’s something unmistakably special about a conversation rooted in shared values, genuine friendship, and a deep belief in service. That spirit is on full display in the latest episode of Rotary in the Heart of California , where host Devin Thorpe sits down once again with District Governor Jay Hislop for a wide-ranging, unscripted conversation about Rotary’s impact—locally, regionally, and glo...
Every Flag Tells a Story: Veterans, Clean Water, and Global Goals 22.11.2025 27:44
This month on Rotary in the Heart of California , I had the joy of sitting down once again with our District Governor, Jay Hislop, to talk about how people right here in the Central Valley are changing lives across the street—and across the world. From Lodi to Merced, Tracy to Yosemite, the stories Jay shared remind us that service isn’t an abstract idea. It looks like flags in the pre-dawn dark,...
From the Mother Lode to Gaza, Service Connects Us All 18.10.2025 27:10
Each month on Rotary in the Heart of California , I’m privileged to sit down with District 5220 Governor Jay Hislop to explore the work and heart of Rotary across our region—and often, across the globe. Our latest conversation took us on an inspiring journey, from California’s historic gold country to the war-torn streets of Gaza, showing once again that the spirit of Rotary transcends borders and...
Rotary in the Heart of California: Why Jay Hislop’s Vision Matters—And How You Can Be Part of It 16.09.2025 26:58
I love hosting “Rotary in the Heart of California” because every month, I get to bring you a conversation with a leader changing the world from right here in Central California, District Governor Jay Hislop. His message is simple, powerful, and timely: Rotary’s superpower is people—neighbors and friends who decide to do good together. If you’re not a Rotarian, welcome. You’re exactly who I hope wi...
Changing the World from the Heart of California 17.08.2025 26:48
This week on Rotary in the Heart of California , I had the privilege once again of sitting down with our District Governor, Jay Hislop. Jay is not only a leader for our District 5220 but also a friend who brings energy, enthusiasm, and heart to everything he does. Our conversation this time was rich with history, inspiration, and a forward-looking vision of what Rotary can be here in the Central V...
Rotary in the Heart of California: A New Podcast to Inspire, Inform, and Unite 30.07.2025 34:06
Featuring Our First Guest: District Governor Jay Hislop There’s something deeply hopeful about Rotary. At a time when headlines often divide us, when polarization feels baked into the way we communicate, Rotary reminds us that people from all walks of life—different beliefs, backgrounds, and experiences—can come together to do something that matters. That’s the spirit behind our brand-new podcast:...
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