Your Positive Imprint

 Transverse Myelitis left 12-year-old Cody Unser paralyzed. In Part 2, she shares her journey adjusting to life, becoming a strong advocate for individuals with disabilities and advocates for gynecological changes for disabled women. Cody discusses her experiences as a scuba diver and highlights often-overlooked secondary conditions of paralysis. She encourages shifting the conversation in com...

 Hot Tears Forever Hope. Transverse Myelitis attacked the spinal cord of 12 year old Cody Unser leaving her paralyzed. Cody describes her transition following paralysis.

Born in Sheffield, England, Dan Hughes has established himself as a talented guitarist, composer, and lyricist. With a natural style, he captivates audiences worldwide, from England to South Korea. He presents one of his tracks, "Feels Like Thunder." Entertaining others is truly a gift.

When a family member tragically dies, Kirk Hartom and his Filipino community come together. No matter who you are or where you are in the world, it’s all about giving back. Kirk is an environmentalist and educator. Although not Navajo, he was raised on the Navajo Nation. For him life is about culture, the outdoors, and contributing to society. (Ethan Sabay Foundation)

Carlota Silva connects with dancers of all ages by promoting positivity and providing structure. Adolescents often face challenging times when they may feel disregarded or unimportant. Ultimately, it's about offering structure in their lives while ensuring they have a blast on the dance floor.

A profound philosopher, Rozier Sanchez taught life lessons by navigating with the stars as he was a skilled navigator. These life lessons were intertwined with navigation and storytelling. A journey beginning in the North representing a circle of life, a loop that unites family and friends through shared experiences and adventures. 

Embrace diversity. Off-Broadway dancer and singer Chris Ian Sanchez faced challenges coming out about being gay. His sister, Dr. Lilibeth Sanchez joins the conversation. As a Filipino, he practices "Bahala Na," meaning "whatever will be will be.”

Andrew Bracken invests in sustainable agriculture around the world. This is global food security through “Feed the Future, Partnering for Innovation."

 This part 2 episode highlights Mack Bailey's music and stories of veterans whose lives were transformed by music therapy. Mack, a certified music therapist, uses music to empower veterans with PTSD, fascinated by its ability to rewire the brain. The episode features Stephanie Dubick’s story, with Mack composing and playing piano for her song "When the Stars Come Out."

Mack Bailey, a renowned musician and certified music therapist uses songwriting to rewire the brain and heal veterans with PTSD. Music Therapy of the Rockies, illustrating the transformative power of music.

Will you be a home caregiver someday? Gloria Robinson became a home caregiver for her elderly mother after financial constraints forced her mom to leave a beloved assisted living facility. 

What is it about our pets that they are able to teach us about love, trust, honor? Pets provide a never ending abundance of positive imprints. My pets have added positive imprints that inspire me. I’d love to hear about your pet and how you are inspired by them through their positive imprints. 

Rhythm and blues pop singer and songwriter Christopher Marciano creates positive change through lyrics and music. Through his emotional lyrics he brings topics to the forefront that need to be discussed. 

 Fifteen-year-old Sydney Steenland founded The Sea Monkey Project, a family of four living and learning aboard a 41-foot yacht. The family recycles ocean plastic waste and upcycles sails and fishing nets into marketable products, reducing marine waste through their innovative efforts. Sydney also engages with locals in Malaysia to promote recycling.

 Dr. Laurena Law, born in Myanmar, is of Burmese Chinese and Japanese descent. Dr. Law is an Advanced Fellow in Anti-aging, Metabolic, and Functional Medicine, certified by the American Association of Anti-Aging Medicine. She specializes in medical aesthetics, focusing on skin aging and chronic illness prevention, and has also represented Hong Kong in Muay Thai and Powerlifting Championships.

 Oceanographer Dr. Helen Phillips from Tasmania studies the Antarctic Circumpolar Current, which separates warm subtropical waters from cold Antarctic waters. She focuses on how heat moves across this current, examining eddies and its meandering to understand climate change. Phillips warns that climate change will drastically alter the world for future generations unless immediate action is take...

Mark Asquith, ‘That British Podcast Guy,’ co-founded Rebel Base Media, a podcast tech company, including Captivate.fm and Podcast Websites. Podcasting became his platform to express his opinions openly. 

Rawiri James is a Rhythm and Blues/Hip Hop storyteller and artist. His young adult novel,  Lost Boy , is a horror/thriller. As a recovering addict, he values sharing personal stories and took steps to become supportive. His journey through addiction involved overcoming delusions about infinity. Of Māori descent from the Tūhoe tribe, his Tā Moko tattoo represents his struggles and rebirth.

 Lessons from Childhood. You will only travel this path once, so strive to leave behind positive imprints. People often enquire about the podcast host’s upbringing. Catherine’s mother, Victoria Sanchez, shares her cultural background along with her heritage which involves appreciating and learning from nature and the inspiring actions of her parents, Rozier and Victoria, who consistently me...

Yoga coach Jennifer Nole explains the benefits to yoga therapy, meditation and holistic healing. She also shares her experiences helping clients who've had strokes or brain injuries. Jennifer Nole brings you into the world of yoga and meditation by leading a body scan meditation. Get comfortable!

 Tom Tortorich is a self-advocate for autism who lives with Asperger’s Syndrome. He openly shares his personal experiences and insights about autism, while also addressing topics such as neurodiversity, societal perceptions, and autism awareness. As an author, he has written multiple science fiction novels and philosophical works.

Somer Sloan, a former wandering artist, dealt with bulimia. Now a bulimia survivor, she aims to help others avoid addiction through drama and the Heartstrings Theatre Company.

 Nathan Bindoff is a globally recognized Professor of Physical Oceanography at the University of Tasmania’s Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies. At the start of his career the impact of climate change and the state of the ocean were still questions without answers. His journey has led him on an enlightening path of discovery.

 Stephanie Martin Taylor is a former NPR reporter and news anchor known for her adventurous outlook, termed “beautiful baggage.” Her experiences covering the Iraq War expanded her perspective on reality. She shares travel tips and adventures on her podcast,  Beautiful Baggage , and is a certified life coach. 

 New York City ICU nurse Fiorella shares her experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic and encourages support for local communities through health departments.