Lindsey K. Ham Sr.: The Legacy of The Reality of Everything
What's Your Legacy?
Yvette talks with Lindsey Ham Sr. about his book, The Reality of Everything, which took 30 years to write. For years he kept notes of his important thoughts and has expanded on those notes through his book. Lindsey is a U.S. Army combat veteran officer with 27 years of service, including duty as a Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical (NBC) defense soldier, and is a veteran of the Iraq War. Lindsey’s professional journey includes work as an over-the-road truck driver, flight attendant, and a railroad industry professional. He is a former college football player who later went on to coach...
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John "The Bossman" Hall: Legacy of a James Brown Legacy Carrier
What's Your Legacy?
John "The Bossman" Hall talked with Yvette about his admiration of James Brown and his music. John now often performs as a James Brown Legacy Carrier. In the past, John worked with Michael Jackson when his dancing group got picked to do an Album for Michael Jackson, The Broadway Thrillers Let's Do the Michael Jackson. He was also a winner at the Apollo and was a contestant on America's Got Talent. He was an extra in the movie CREED ONE and co-star of the movie Erie Planet Live.
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Tess Fyalka: A Legacy of Leadership and Management Coaching
What's Your Legacy?
Yvette talks about leadership and management with Tess Fyalka, founder of , and author of Walking the Leadership Ledge The New Leader's Guide to Building Resilience and Confidence at Every Step. Tess has worked with leaders in multiple industries. In her discussion with Yvette, Tess demonstrates her passion for helping leaders at all levels develop the essential core competencies to lead successfully. Though her work, Tess equips organizational teams with the tools they need to cut through challenging team dynamics and achieve their full potential.
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Darius Wallace: The Legacy of the Actor-Storyteller
What's Your Legacy?
Yvette met Darius Wallace at his performance of Frederick Douglass at the Newtown Theatre in Newtown, Pennsylvania. His performance was on February 4, 2026, 162 years from when Frederick Douglass in fact visited Newtown Hall, now Newtown Theatre. Darius Wallace's performance was riveting. He transported the audience to another place and time with his delivery of “Frederick Douglass: The Self-Made Man and The Work of Rebuilding a Nation." In Yvette's conversation with Darius, he shares his work in television and film and his journey overcoming his personal challenges with mental...
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ZhuZha Akova: Legacy of a Ukrainian-born American Film Producer
What's Your Legacy?
Yvette talks with ZhuZha Akova who shares her amazing story of growing up in Ukraine and immigrating to the United States to later become an actress, producer, screenwriter, and director. ZhuZha has performed in numerous New York theatre productions and award-winning independent films. She founded Koshka Films, her production company dedicated to bold, mission-driven, and female-forward storytelling. Her most recent venture continues to be working on her award-winning short film Klara’s Box which she has written the feature-length adaptation to produce and direct the film. The...
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Tracy Doyle: Legacy of Resilience Coach
What's Your Legacy?
Yvette talks with Tracy Doyle, the author of and the creator of the Aurora Method. Tracy discusses her interest in helping women who manage it all by sharing her life experiences and providing a means to overcome emotional burnout.
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Carolina Blatt, Ph.D.: Legacy of an Artist Administrator and Educator
What's Your Legacy?
Yvette discusses the role of art with Dr. Carolina Blatt, Dean of Arts and Communication at Bucks County Community College. Their conversation explores the power of art to connect. Dr. Blatt has a community-centric approach to arts and has the ability to inspire people artistically. She believes art is a language expression of its own that belongs to everyone.
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Dave Marcolla - "Expect Better" - A Realtor's Legacy
What's Your Legacy?
Yvette talks with Dave Marcolla about Marcolla Realty where Dave along with his real estate agents specialize in navigating complex, sensitive, and time-critical real estate situations with professionalism and care. With his concept of "Expect Better," Dave partners with trusted local experts for auctions, valuation, junk removal, and resale, ensuring every detail is handled for the benefit of his clients. It is important to Dave that his clients have an amazing, hassle-free experience when buying or selling your home.
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Suzi Edwards: The Legacy of a Creative
What's Your Legacy?
Yvette listens to the amazing life that her guest has lived. Suzi is a former New York clothing designer, a renowned public artist, an author and an illustrator who spent decades living in ashrams and countless hours in service to others. Suzi shares her passion for public art and explains her next creative endeavors with Yvette. Suzi, now in her 80s, demonstrates that creativity lasts a lifetime. Check out Suzi's memoir, “Quiet Mind Crazy Heart."
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John Macor: The Legacy of a Medicinal Chemist
What's Your Legacy?
Yvette talks with John Macor, her first Medicinal Chemist. John explains how drugs make it to market, and he shares his passion for helping people. He has been the co-inventor of drugs that address migraines, Alzheimer's disease, pain and other ailments. John has been inducted in the Medicinal Chemistry Hall of Fame as a living scientist whose research, teaching or service has had a substantial impact on the intellectual and theoretical development of the field of Medicinal Chemistry.
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