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Bread for the Journey Radio

Bread for the Journey Radio

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 Today’s news is filled with stories that break our hearts. On Bread for the Journey Radio, you’ll hear stories that help mend it back together. Join Marianna Cacciatore as she interviews ordinary people who are doing extraordinary things, often small and always meaningful, to make our world a better place. Some, like Marianna, have suffered a tragedy, and, as a result, have created something beautiful to bring others healing. Others are helping women in crisis, making life better for children living in poverty, greening their neighborhood, or any number of creative things that make their community more beautiful, healthy, and connected. These women, men and young people inspire us to think about our own lives, and what we can do to make a difference in the world. Their stories become Bread for our Journey, inspiration and nourishment for a life well lived.Marianna Cacciatore Politique et gouvernement Sciences politiques
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    • Special Encore Presentation: Carry On, Warrior—An Interview with author Glennon Doyle Melton

      Special Encore Presentation: Carry On, Warrior—An Interview with author Glennon Doyle Melton
      Jul 19 2014
      For years Glennon Doyle Melton built a wall between herself and others, hiding inside a bunker of secrets and shame. But one day everything changed: Glennon woke up to life, committing herself to living out loud and giving language to our universal (yet often secret) experiences. She became a sensation when her personal essays started going viral. A selection of them have been compiled into a book titled Carry On, Warrior – Thoughts on Life Unarmed. Each humorous chapter exposes her mistakes and triumphs, demonstrating that love wins and that together we can do hard things. Glennon’s new found fame aligned with her compassionate heart and she began inviting her blog-following friends to financially help families in need. Many people responded, donating hundreds of thousands of dollars which prompted the start-up of Monkee See—Monkee Do, a non-profit organization, of which Glennon is the President. You won’t want to miss this enlightening and fun interview with Glennon Doyle Melton.
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      55 min
    • Grief, Generosity and Love with Marianna Cacciatore

      Grief, Generosity and Love with Marianna Cacciatore
      Jul 5 2014
      Many people have come through a difficult life experience and, upon recovery, were moved by generosity and inspired to help others. Over the span of sixteen years as Executive Director of Bread for the Journey, I have observed that there is a natural relationship between grief and generosity. And if the inspired impulse toward generosity is noticed and nurtured, it leads to an experience of belonging, connection and love that is life-changing and transformative. Join me this week for a talk on Grief, Generosity and Love which will be the subject of my next book. I’d love your company!
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      55 min
    • Go Inspire Go - an Interview with Toan Lam and Kala Shah

      Go Inspire Go - an Interview with Toan Lam and Kala Shah
      Jun 28 2014
      Bread for the Journey of Marin County made a grant of $1,500 to Go Inspire Go. We funded a their Community Heroes program, which is a pilot project that works with young people, helping them to focus their inherent generosity by performing acts of kindness and community service. Kala Shah, the innovator of this program looked around and saw privileged kids living alongside people in need and yet the two were not in relationship with one another. She wanted to change that. Rolling up her sleeves, she started where she could—her own children’s elementary school. Today the program is spreading across the country. Toan Lam, the founder of Go Inspire Go, helped Kala make her dream a reality by listening to her deep need to make a change and encouraging her to create the Community Heroes project under the auspices of Go Inspire Go. Toan Lam—trained as a journalist and TV reporter—created Go Inspire Go as a way to transform media by telling inspiring stories of kindness and generosity on film, and working to leverage social media for social change. Today, Kala and Toan are the dynamic duo, working to grow Go Inspire Go and all of its projects. Join us this week for an inspiring conversation with Toan Lam and Kala Shah of Go Inspire Go.
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      54 min
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