Be The Kind

This week, we say goodbye to season one, but hello to all sorts of good conversation as Erika and Candice interview Producer Rob... Or is he interviewing them? ONLY TIME WILL TELL.

This week on Be The Kind, Candice and Erika talk to Chachi Averitt about Trail Ministries, and the mission they have to help young men become balanced, insightful, healthy grown men.

This week, Candice and Erika talk to Angela Sluss about Hope 4 One, and all of the work that she does with this powerful program.

The ladies are joined by Skip White from Broad Street United Methodist to talk about the work of The Lord and SpaceJam. I guess what I'm saying is, you don't want to miss this one because it features Jesus AND Michael Jordan. Kind of.

This week, Merica Stum visits the studio to talk about her work with Girls On The Run, and nonprofit helping young women get more healthy physically, and emotionally, every day.

Today the ladies of Be The Kind talk to Becky Burdashaw about her important work with 7th Well, who fight against human trafficking.

The ladies of Be The Kind spend some time with Jonny Moore, learning about his unique claim to kind. Candice and Erika discuss the struggles of parenthood, and the internet kindness moment will make you cry happy tears.

Robert Green has dedicated his life to the development of young athletes and the coaches who mold their lives. In this week's episode, Erika and Candice talk to Robert about his mission to help coaches and athletes lead healthy, fulfilling lives, on and off the field.

The ladies of Be The Kind are in the studio this week with Hailey Johnston, talking about her non-profit Project Free 2 Fly, which teaches young women the skills they need to be successful in the world.

Episode 102: Matt Ryerson and United Way This week, the ladies of Be The Kind interview Matt Ryerson about his work with United Way. Erika prepares to go to New York. Candice Sings about it. Matt shares his hopes and dreams. It's a lot of good, folks.

Episode 101: Jake Stum and City Fields Erika and Candice talk to Jake Stum, Special Projects Manager of City Fields, a non-profit dedicated to empowering residents to create change in their own communities.