Change is inevitable. It can be painful or exhilarating, but if viewed from the right perspective, it can also be a great teacher. This show is a place for you to share your stories and perhaps inspire someone else looking for answers. No one goes through change in a vacuum. There are always le…
Julie Sheetz has Covid. What began over a year ago with a high temperature has degenerated into a nightmare of hospital visits, mounting bills and unanswered questions. Please pass this episode along to anyone who refuses to get vaccinated or wear a mask.
Jeff Hanley is the host of two of the most popular Jazz programs on Public Radio. He joins me for an interesting hour that may have you thinking differently about how you run your life and career. Rather than passively waiting, why not invite change into your life? Jazz After Hours https://jazzafterhours.net/ Jazz Happening Now https://jazzhappeningnow.com/ Jeff's Bio https://www.prx.org/stations/shows/jazz-after-hours
To anyone listening to the radio in the 1990’s, the afternoon ride home was not complete without tuning in Craig the Dog Faced Boy and Pork Chop on KUFO. They eventually broke up (Nothing lasts forever, especially in Radio) and the years following saw a lot of changes, especially for Noah Homsley aka Pork Chop. Call Noah at 503-888-0329 or visit his website www.homsleyshomes.com
The words “Kids Stuff” are written in black magic marker on a cardboard box out in the garage. It’s all about being in the moment but once in a while it’s fun to throw the box open and unpack the memories.
Dwight Slade has always wanted to be a standup comedian. Whether sneaking into comedy clubs as a teenager with his best friend Bill Hicks, hanging out in Los Angeles with Sam Kinison or taking high level meetings for TV development deals, his passion never dimmed. But how does all that fit into a life that also involves having a family and being a responsible adult? https://dwightslade.com/
Podcasts can enlighten, entertain and sometimes even inspire. Mark Shifflett joins us to talk about how this show found its way into the writing process and onto his latest album. You can hear the rest of Mark's new album here https://markshifflett.hearnow.com/
Mike Sullivan turned to the martial arts to keep from being bullied as a teenager. What started as a way to put bullies in their place turned into a lifelong passion.
What would you do if a wild fire were bearing down on your house? Aside from your loved ones, what would you save and what would you leave behind? I was forced to make that decision when our town was evacuated in the wake of the worst wildfire in Oregon history.
It’s a journey that began back in the 90’s after volunteering to help tune Pearl Jam’s drums. Each new experience and contact took him further down the rabbit hole and closer to his dream. Today he is the drummer for “Flock of Seagulls”. An interesting glimpse at one artists upbeat and positive path Flock of Seagulls Live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGk7q74TFIQ&fbclid=IwAR0Axci83ukOUxcy_Y4s4moTghC2wsUb9QAudr0Og0xCWXJQdvijS1zfRn8 All Access Live w/Kevin Rankin https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvJYFYLT2s99L2lDR_N_RdA Silver Lining Media https://www.silverliningportland.com/
It’s been 3 weeks since I got the call to drive down to assist my 86-year-old father. In that time, I have been able to unpeel the layers of emotion that come with realizing that your father needs help and you are the only one in the room.
For a man who makes his living singing the Blues, he is amazingly upbeat. Monti Amundson talks about making ends meet during the Covid 19 pandemic. ******************************************************************* Wanna purchase some Big Monti music? https://bigmonti.bandcamp.com/ Check out Monti on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/monti.amundson Head here for some tasty live videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4K5n6kVaBE4&list=RD4K5n6kVaBE4&start_radio=1&t=199
Single Mother Danielle Heiland is making new memories while juggling a full time job ,quarantined with her three children. With a lot of creativity and a little social media, she not only manages, but thrives.
Quarantined newlyweds April and Roger talk about the stress of staying one step ahead of the Covid virus while watching their businesses screech to a halt. Romance has to take a backseat to more practical concerns and a three year old!
As the mother of Fire and Rescue and Healthcare workers and someone who works for the school system, Jane gives us a unique perspective on the ever changing state of the school year and why she is so proud of her “essential” children
It took a near death experience and a cancer diagnosis to make Eric Worley realize that “Someone was trying to tell him something”. A flowing figure appearing at the end of his hospital bed leads to a deep introspective conversation about mindfulness and living in the moment.
In a world, where all it takes for a life to run off the rails is “A GOOD REASON”, Casey Callahan chose to rise above his circumstances. Now, married and in his 30’s, he shares the challenges he overcame on the way to becoming a happily married well-adjusted new father. Inspiring insight from an old soul
"Alone Again Naturally" In 1972 he was the biggest selling solo artist in the world, outselling even Rod Stewart and Elton John. As he prepares for his first first extended American tour in decades, we look back at how he has dealt with the many changes that have come his way. http://www.gilbertosullivan.co.uk/tour-dates/
Happy New Year from the sumptuous Dave Scott studios in magnificent Molalla Oregon! Time for a quick look at the decade ahead
Shel Bailey is a disk jockey searching for the perfect job. Despite encountering a few interesting detours along the way, she soldiers on.
Maybe it is because I recently had a friend die. Perhaps it has something to do with my Mother in Law passing away last month. I am sure Tom Petty’s unexpected death last year might be playing a part. Then again, it could be nothing more than the fact that I am 65 years old and aware that I have fewer years ahead than behind. For whatever reasons, I have been thinking a lot about death so I thought I would just open the microphone and share some of the metaphysical musings that have recently moved into the neighborhood directly above my neck.
In another lifetime, I played drums in a band called “Whalebone”. Our lead guitarist/front man was a dynamic showman by the name of Dez Dickerson. After leaving the band in 1974 to pursue my newfound radio passion, Dez hooked up with an up and coming phenom named Prince. It has been fun, over the years, hearing him trade vocals on songs like “1999” and “Little Red Corvette” and watching him front his own band in the film “Purple Rain”. I am happy we were able to finally reconnect. What you are about to hear is the first time we have talked in 45 years! FIND OUT MORE ABOUT WHAT DEZ IS DOING NOW pavilion-synergies.com On Facebook @wearehereus
Former Television anchor Reed Coleman's life has seen everything from the ultimate low of discovering her Mother's suicide to the exhilarating high of starting up her own business. Reed shares her personal journey with us reedcolemanvoice.com reedinkpdx.com
What would you do if you were told, at the age of 14 years old, that you would, most likely, never walk again? Michael takes us back to the day he was faced with the biggest challenge of his life
Matt Riedy welcomes change. His adventurous spirit has led him all the way to Hollywood, where he now earns his living trading lines with some of the most famous names in the business. The biggest risk is not taking any risk Here is what Matt has coming up and where you may have seen him before https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0726164/
Undiagnosed Bipolar Disorder set into motion a series of events that derailed Travis's life and sent him on a journey of growth and healing. If you or someone you know needs help National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255 Lines For Life linesforlife.org American Foundation for the Prevention of Suicide afsp.org If in Oregon call Cascadia cascadiabhc.org
Nowadays we tend to marginalize the elderly. Perhaps it's time we start listening. This year, for Father's Day, I asked my Dad to share his story with us. We're from different generations, but our journeys have a lot of common ground.
Why is Lisa Adams so amazingly upbeat when she just lost her job at "Country 98.9" in Seattle? This conversation is full of great advice that will inspire and leave you ready to tackle whatever the day throws your way!
Terry Haskell has led quite a life. After earning a Bronze Medal for valor in Vietnam and landing back home in the USA he found himself in search of answers. That quest eventually landed him in Hollywood working behind the scenes (and sometimes in front of the camera) on blockbusters like "Hunger Games" and hit TV shows like "Cold Case" and "Kingdom". Now he has come full circle with a documentary that will take him back to Vietnam in search of a lost friend. Learn more about the documentary and how you can help https://www.gofundme.com/Buddhawillprotectyou
A simple game of Yahtzee opens the door to a new found passion and possible answers to long dead mysteries. Join me for a conversation with Tim Underwood, who may be on the verge of solving a 40 year murder mystery. Look for Tim's Podcast at takenpodcast.com
In this episode of "Embrace the Change", what starts off as a mysterious, cryptic Facebook message, turns into a gentle journey through one man's life. It all leads to a life changing decision.
In this episode of Embrace the Change, Marty McCray talks about his love for music and the tough choices you have to make once "life comes calling". Rock and Roll will never die...but a Triple Bypass will certainly slow things down To check out Marty's bands, Google The Kooltones and The Next Stepp Band
Off and running with the first episode. If you listened to me on the radio and have been wondering where I am, here is your answer. If we don't know each other, that is about to change (I hope). This podcast is going to be a place where we can get together and share stories about changes in our lives and how those changes have helped move us forward. Since I am asking you to open up and share, it's only fair that I do the same.
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