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 *This episode contains content that speaks about suicide prevention Taylor loved to bake with her family. Make extra and leave a plate at someone's door for a nice surprise. Write a note, but no need to leave your name!  Sign up for The walk with our team for Taylor https://afspwalks.donordrive.com/team/361795  Crisis and Suicide hotline 988 www.thelittlelinepodcast.com Facebook @thelittleli...

*This episode has content about childhood trauma and the effects it can have Sage Hancock is a passionate advocate for survivors of sexual violence, dedicated to raising awareness and looking at systemic solutions. As the co-founder and executive director of GenerationAll, she works to break cycles of trauma through advocacy, healing, and family support. With an MBA and over a decade in nonprofit...

*This episode has content about child sexual abuse prevention  There is a reason why when I started a non-profit, I named it breaking the chain.  I believe that when families can talk about hard things, and communicate, true change can happen.  Unfortunately, there has been generations of  abuse that has cycled through my family.  It's time to start talking about it, so that it ends with this...

The mission of The Road Home is to help people step out of homelessness and back into our community. The Road Home is a private nonprofit social services agency that assists individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Salt Lake County and along the Wasatch Front. Looking for immediate shelter? Call The Homeless Services Line: 801-990-9999 Experiencing a housing crisis? Our team may be ab...

*This episode contains content that speaks about suicide prevention Taylor's 6 month passing anniversary brings me sadness, but it also brings a smile to my face, to keep doing these things in her memory. Do something where you can be a little reckless with your driving. Go to an amusement park and do bumper cars, or to a fun center and do go-karts or bumper boats. Tay never did get the task...

Another season, just bam, done, just like that.  So many good things happened through the year.  So much hard happened too.  I have loved being able to speak to people that work for such great organizations and the care they truly show for the positions that they have.   Please help me carry this thing on, and share me with friends and family.  let me know if you or someone you know would like to...

Professor Susan R. Madsen is the Karen Haight Huntsman Endowed Professor of Leadership in the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University. Dr. Madsen is considered one of the top global scholars and thought leaders on the topic of women and leadership and has authored or edited nine books and published hundreds of articles, chapters, and reports. She is a well-known speaker in loca...

Nikki MacKay is the CEO of Utah Foster Care, where she’s spent her career doing her best to make sure every child in foster care has a safe, loving home. With nearly 30 years of experience in the child welfare world — four as a foster care caseworker and the last 26 with Utah Foster Care — Nikki leads a statewide team known for their heart, passion, and deep commitment to kids and families. She’s...

*This episode has conversation about suicide  Chu shares his story of loss, greif, mental health, and well being.  He shares his beautiful son with us and how he has dealt with the loss of him.  Sharing stories and memories keep his memory alive, and hopefully helps others in their time of need. If you need help and are dealing with mental health or suicide thoughts please reachout to the hotline...

*This episode contains content that speaks about suicide prevention Taylor always wanted to feel like she was doing her part. She always felt like one of the ways she could do that is to leave a place better than she found it. You would hear her stories of finding herself at a park or in a parking lot cleaning up the trash. So go out and find a space that you think could use some freshening up, an...

*This episode has conversation about child sexual abuse  Annie Hartvigsen is an Outreach Manager for Saprea, a nonprofit dedicated to eradicating child sexual abuse. She has worked in nonprofits, specifically outreach and education, since 2013. Annie joined Saprea in 2018, and she and her team collaborate with world-wide partners, oversee Saprea’s peer-support group initiative, and support the Vol...

*This episode has conversation about child sexual abuse Karen Larsen Brown began her work at Saprea in 2017. She is Vice President of Program Fulfillment and is passionate about ending the epidemic of child sexual abuse and its lasting impacts. Karen directs a team that focuses on bringing healing and prevention tools to individuals, families, organizations, and communities all over the world. She...

Kristin is passionate about service, gathering and meaningful connection– all while she raises six children and navigates the beautiful chaos of family life. She learned early on that when she makes space for others, she would discover more of herself. She loves traveling, listening to the stories of those around her, learning and leaning into growth, a cold soda, and a really good workout.  She&a...

*This episode has conversation about child sexual abuse Our Mission We engage individuals and organizations in local and statewide collaborations to strengthen the effectiveness of sexual violence education, prevention, and response in Utah. Our Vision Our efforts will advance a society in which sexual violence is not tolerated. With a commitment to bettering our local communities, Melissa has ser...

Janelle has been involved with Family Haven in various ways since 2010. Starting out as a volunteer, Janelle spent time with children in the nursery while completing her undergrad program and stayed for her internship. She has since been the agency’s Houseparent, Education Specialist, Parent Advocate, and even receptionist for a little while. She returned to Family Haven after completing her MSW a...

*This episode contains content that speaks about suicide prevention Pay it forward.  Have a coffee and pay for the person behind you, Pay for someone's meal, give a really big tip.  Just do whatever is in your means to pay it forward. Taylor loved her coffee, and she loved to be able to show kindness.  Check in with friends and family. Let them know own what they mean to you. Ask the hard que...

Being asked for parental advice doesn't come along very often.  What would be your top pick to share? www.thelittlelinepodcast.com Facebook @thelittlelinepodcast Instagram @thelittlelinepodcast

Cynthia Gambill, a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in business, community connections, and philanthropy, excels in fostering partnerships and organizing people experiences. Her expertise lies in cultivating relationships, promoting community engagement, and connecting supporters with opportunities to connect. Born and raised in Argentina, Buenos Aires she moved to United Sta...

*This episode contains content that speaks about suicide prevention Taylor loved to help the homeless.  She really wanted to learn about their struggles and what their next steps in life were.   You can participate by signing up and sending items to me, or find a local community center. If you are in the Salt Lake area consider coming out on the 18th to help put the kits together as a group. https...

*This episode has conversation about sex trafficking  Jake Neeley is the executive director of the Malouf Foundation—a leading organization dedicated to confronting sexual exploitation. Jake oversees the strategic development and general management of the foundation, focusing on program creation, marketing communications, and donor engagement. With more than 12 years of experience in marketing and...

*This episode has conversation about child sexual abuse James Dixon, widely known as The Absolute Motivator, has become one of the world's most sought-after speakers, renowned for his powerful messages of unity, perseverance, and personal transformation. With over 184 million views in a month across social media platforms, James ranks as the #4 keynote speaker globally, standing alongside ico...

*This episode has conversation about child sexual abuse Caroline Ashton is the executive director of the RLC Family Foundation, a position she has held for 2.5 years. Previously, she worked as a nurse at the University of Utah, where she developed her strong commitment to helping others. Caroline enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband, Adam, and their son. Her hobbies include hiking, mount...

*This episode contains content that speaks about suicide prevention Call someone at an odd time and ask them how they are doing. Taylor loved to do this, she never thought of time as a thing.  So make it random.  But do it at a time that you can be super available to ask questions.  liveonutah.org www.thelittlelinepodcast.com Facebook @thelittlelinepodcast Instagram @thelittlelinepodcast

What do you tell yourself in the mornings to carry you through your day?  Do you start it off with something positive or do you allow yourself to start off with a negative? www.thelittlelinepodcast.com Facebook @thelittlelinepodcast Instagram @thelittlelinepodcast

*Trigger warning.  This is a conversation about rape and the effects after Taryn grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah. After attending the Air Force Academy and playing division one soccer, she attended the University of Utah and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Business Management. She began her legal career as a legal assistant while finishing her undergraduate degree, working mostly on criminal...