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You don’t need money or power to start a movement. In this Shop Talk, Bill and Alex break down Malcolm Gladwell’s three types of people who make ideas spread - mavens, connectors, and salesmen - and how a small group with one of each can move the needle on any issue in your commu ...  Show more

In this episode, Jason Janz shares why he believes poverty is solvable and how his organization CrossPurpose helps people move from poverty to prosperity. This is a conversation about dignity, opportunity, and what it really takes to help someone climb out instead of just making ...  Show more

Ashley Stock shares her family's journey after her daughter Stevie passed away from brain cancer. She talks about the decision to bring Stevie home for end-of-life care, how she and her husband told their sons, and the impact of grief on their marriage. Ashley and Jon discuss hel ...  Show more

The challenges of parenting as a widower. When Ani’s daughter was just two years old, his wife was diagnosed with cancer. Her illness dominated their daughter’s early years, and she died when the child was six. Ani explains how he’s trying to teach his daughter what her mother wa ...  Show more

With suicides rising in the U.S., Rotary members who’ve lost loved ones are determined to prevent more deaths. Their first step — talking. After her nephew’s death, Lori Crider worked with Shirley Weddle, also a loss survivor and mental health advocate, to establish the Rotary E- ...  Show more