Episode 64: So Much Further To Go: The Consequences of Racial Injustice and True Allyship ft. Natajia Miller
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 64: So Much Further To Go: The Consequences of Racial Injustice and True Allyship, featuring Natajia Miller The first time Natajia Miller, who grew up in the Bahamas, was stopped by police for Driving While Black she was en route to graduate school in Georgia, her mother in the passenger seat […]
Episode 63: When Your Baby is Born With a Congenital Heart Defect ft. Annamarie Saarinen
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 63: When Your Baby is Born With a Congenital Heart Defect featuring Annamarie Saarinen When Annamarie Saarinen’s newborn daughter Eve was diagnosed with a congenital heart defect she didn’t know that 1 in 100 babies are born with similar conditions and 40% of those are serious and require intervention in early […]
Episode 55: 5,000 Miles-A Brother’s Journey After Loss ft. David Richman
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 55: 5,000 Miles-A Brother’s Journey After Loss featuring David Richman One morning David Richman woke up and realized how unhappy he truly was. While he loved his twin children, his great job in the financial industry, and his friends, he spent most of his time behind his desk, was out of […]
Episode 38: Reimagining Grief ft. Lisa Keefauver
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 38: Reimagining Grief featuring Lisa Keefauver In 2011, Lisa Keefauver’s husband passed away, leaving her a single mother to their 7-year old daughter. Just a few years later, Lisa sat by her close friend’s side as he succumbed to complications from Muscular Dystrophy. After these back-to-back losses Lisa, who has spent […]
Episode 23: The Duality of the Gift fo Coming to America ft. Baktash Ahadi
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 23: The Duality of the Gift fo Coming to America When Baktash Ahadi and his family fled Afghanistan in the early 1980’s they were shot at by Soviet Gunships on their way to Pakistan and sheltered at a refugee camp there for years while they awaited approval to emigrate to the […]
Episode 17: The Immigrant Crisis is Not Over ft. Tahmina Watson
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 17:The Immigrant Crisis is Not Over Tahmina Watson could not have predicted she’d become a US immigration lawyer when she began her career as a barrister in the UK, but she soon realized helping people become citizens was her purpose in life. And when the Trump administration released its executive orders […]
Episode 13: The Death Dialogues Project ft. Becky Aud-Jennison
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 13: The Death Dialogues Project As a young clinician tending to patients at the end of their lives Becky Aud-Jennison was frustrated by institutional death and the lack of sacredness around the dying process. Whereas many caregivers, like the culture at large, hadn’t yet seemed to have accepted Death as a […]
Episode 8: A Growing Need on Campus ft. Natalie Nation
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 8: A Growing Need on Campus ft. Natalie Nation The number of students on college campuses who don’t have enough to eat and who regularly experience food insecurities is rising. Listen On iTunes Listen On Spotify Listen On Google Podcasts CONNECT WITH ABIGAIL CARTER HERE Link In this episode, Natalie Nation, […]