The Growth and Resilience Network® with Steve Piscitelli
Welcome to The Growth and Resilience Network® where every episode brings you targeted stories and strategies for professional and personal growth and resilience. The intent of each episode is to educate, energize, and equip you with information and, hopefully, a bit of wisdom, to apply in your life and within your community.
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Episode #50. Adoption: An Odyssey
01/15/2020
Episode #50. Adoption: An Odyssey
The Growth and Resilience Network® podcast channel episode 50 examines core issues associated with adoption. Our guest, John Longbottom, shares his experiences as an adopted child, his ups and downs, and his takeaways regarding adoption. He helps us examine the triad of adoption: The Adoptee, The Adopted Parents, and the Birth Parents.
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Surviving the Death of a Child: Moving Forward, But Not On
11/15/2019
Surviving the Death of a Child: Moving Forward, But Not On
Dive into the subject of how a parent deals with the death of a child. Does one ever "deal" with it? If so, how? If not, why not?
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Episode #48: Connecting Community Resilience with Sustainable Home Ownership
09/30/2019
Episode #48: Connecting Community Resilience with Sustainable Home Ownership
This episode on The Growth and Resilience Network® podcast channel explores the connection between a community’s vitality and access to sustainable homeownership.
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Episode #47: Leaders of the Band (v. 2.0!)
06/14/2019
Episode #47: Leaders of the Band (v. 2.0!)
This episode on The Growth and Resilience Network® podcast channel explores the DNA of bands—from the perspective of the women in the band. Beyond the musical talent, what is the "x" factor that keeps the bands together, making music, and connecting with their audiences. In short, what is the "It" of successful bands. And, are there gender dynamics that bands need to content with during formation, rehearsal, and performance. Seasoned musicians and band members/leaders Lauren Fincham, Tamara Colonna, and Sarah “Mama Blue” Sanders break it down for us. Topics covered include musical collaboration, respect, gender dynamics, intentionality of purpose, self-care, respect for home-town talent, and potential stumbling blocks for cohesiveness. Music ("T2D") by Billy Bowers©. All rights reserved. Used with permission. ©Steve Piscitelli. 2019 The Growth and Resilience Network® www.stevepiscitelli.com
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Episode #46: The Leaders of the Band
05/01/2019
Episode #46: The Leaders of the Band
This episode on The Growth and Resilience Network® podcast channel explores the DNA of bands. Beyond the musical talent, what is the "x" factor that keeps the bands together, making music, and connecting with their audiences. In short, what is the "It" of successful bands. Seasoned musicians and band members/leaders Brother John Mortensen, The Legendary Roy Peak, and Crucial Eddy Cotton break it down for us in this riveting conversation. Topics covered include basic business principles all bands need to address, dressing for the gig, band names, recording and technology, the importance of respect for people working the club in which the band is playing, laying of "the sauce," and when to pay the band members. If you think a band is just about the stage time, listen to these three talented and veteran band members share lessons learned along the way to becoming The Leaders of the Bands. Music by Billy Bowers©. All rights reserved. Used with permission. ©Steve Piscitelli. 2019 The Growth and Resilience Network® www.stevepiscitelli.com
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Episode #45: Someone Has to be the Grownup in the Room!
04/01/2019
Episode #45: Someone Has to be the Grownup in the Room!
Community transformation does not just appear. It requires vision, thought, communication, respect, difficult questioning, and attentive listening. Transformational leaders help orchestrate that communal dance. They recognize that establishing a “shared vision” requires tough conversations. Everyone around the table typically sees his or her agenda item as the most important. They struggle to understand what “community” means beyond their narrow framework. Intentions may be good, but attention may not stray far from an individual agenda. The bigger picture can get lost in collective monologues. Two long-time community activists and leaders, Linda and Michael Lanier, sat down with me and shared a few leadership skills and strategies. You can read more in my book "Community as a Safe Place to Land." Music ©Billy Bowers. Used with permission. www.billybowersjax.com ©Steve Piscitelli. 2019 The Growth and Resilience Network® www.stevepiscitelli.com
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Episode #44: Mentors for Music, Hope, and Rainbows
03/15/2019
Episode #44: Mentors for Music, Hope, and Rainbows
This episode explores how a beach community (Atlantic Beach, Florida) came together to create a venue for musical dreams that in turn helps create pathways for other rainbows. And when that happens, hope lives. When people take time to listen to and give gratitude for the gifts of others, community strengthens. As Izzy sings in one of her original compositions (at the end of the podcast), “You’re my friend, and I love you.” For more on this event and community building and sustainability see the book "Community as a Safe Place to Land" by Steve Piscitelli (Atlantic Beach, FL: The Growth and Resilience Network® Music by BIlly Bowers©. Used with permission. All rights reserved. www.billybowersjax.com Music ("It Rained Today") by Izzy Moon Mayforth. Used with permission. ©Steve Piscitelli. 2019 The Growth and Resilience Network® All rights reserved. www.stevepiscitelli.com
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Episode #43: Trust as a Core Value
02/15/2019
Episode #43: Trust as a Core Value
Episode #43: Trust as a Core Value takes us inside The Clara White Mission (www.theclarawhitemission.org) in Jacksonville, Florida. Today the Clara White Mission feeds, houses, educates, and ministers to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the homeless and low-income. Regardless of the service provided, the goal is to provide relevant training and support for long-term self-sufficiency. CEO and President of the Clara White Mission, Ms. Ju’ Coby Pittman, understands that each client arrives at the front door “broken, with a laundry bag of challenges,” and in need of someone to believe in and assist them. They require a community of resources. But how does an agency ministering to the needs of a transient population develop a sense of community? Is that even possible? Pittman told me it is possible, and it comes down to one core value. Trust. Music by Billy Bowers©. Used with permission. All rights reserved. www.billybowersjax.com ©Steve Piscitelli. 2019 The Growth and Resilience Network® All rights reserved. www.stevepiscitelli.com
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Bonus Episode: Community as a Safe Place to Land (Compilation episode)
01/19/2019
Bonus Episode: Community as a Safe Place to Land (Compilation episode)
This SPECIAL podcast episode complements my latest book "Community as a Safe Place to Land." The book builds on 7 core values for purpose and growth—7 core values that can help communities grow: relationships, relevance, resources, rainbows, responsibility, reflection, and resilience. They all inter-connect and support one another. As followers of this podcast channel know from previous episodes, each of the book’s 7 sections opens with a transformational story about community. During the writing of the book I had the opportunity and honor to visit with the amazing people who make up those stories. That resulted in 7 podcast episodes. You can access each live episode through my website @ . This episode features one short clip from each of those stories. The order represents the order you will find their stories in the book. So, let’s get started! To order the book, visit www.stevepiscitelli.com. ' Music by Billy Bowers©. All rights reserved. Used with permission. '©Steve Piscitelli. 2019 The Growth and Resilience Network®
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Episode # 42: Helping a Village Find Its Voice (New Town Success Zone)
01/15/2019
Episode # 42: Helping a Village Find Its Voice (New Town Success Zone)
Episode #42 looks at one community's challenges and hope. When people move toward their collective rainbows—their dreams—the community can see all manner of hope and possibility. Whether they seem impossibly distant or close at hand, they need to marshal strength, energy, and resources to move forward. The community members step up and take responsibility for vision and actions. We have heard that the village raises up a child. But what can be done if the village itself needs to be raised up? What do we do, for instance, if the village has inadequate infrastructure, health disparities, high crime and poverty, lack of accessible pharmacies and fresh foods, and educational and financial literacy challenges? Threatened on many levels, the village nears the breaking point. If you’re Executive Director George Maxey, you listen and help the villagers create a movement--the New Town Success Zone movement. More can be found in my newest book Music by ©Billy Bowers. Used with permission. ©Steve Piscitelli. 2019 The Growth and Resilience Network www.stevepiscitelli.com
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Episode #41. The People: A Community's Most Important Resource
12/15/2018
Episode #41. The People: A Community's Most Important Resource
his episode of The Growth and Resilience Network® podcast channel focuses on the power of resources for community building and sustainability. If you look for the best resource in a community, look to the people. A community is more than bricks, mortar, stores, streets, and parks. Those, to be sure are important resources…but it’s the people who remain the biggest asset. Celebration, Florida is a community that understands that premise. You will hear from Gloria Niec the executive director of the Celebration Foundation; Mary Pat Rosenthal, their program manager; and Eileen Crawford, a foundation board member. In particular they will educate us about one of their signature programs: Thriving In Place. You can read more about all of this in my July 22, 2018 blog post at www.thegrowthandresiliencenetwork.net. They, also, will be featured in my forthcoming book on community building and sustainability. Thriving In Place proves a home is more than the sum of its architectural codes, zoning requirements, and pedestrian friendly streets. Home is a feeling of comfort, peace, and community. Music ("T2D") ©Billy Bowers. Used with permission. www.billybowersjax.com ©Steve Piscitelli. 2018 The Growth and Resilience Network® www.stevepiscitelli.com
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Episode #40: Community as a Safe Place to Land
11/15/2018
Episode #40: Community as a Safe Place to Land
Episode #40 of The Growth and Resilience Network® podcast channel explores the importance of relationships to building and sustain a community. This is part of The 7Rs for Purpose and Growth. The Reverend Billy Hester of Savannah's Asbury Memorial United Methodist Church, along with Lay Leader, Preston Hodges, Jr., explain how a congregation not only resurrected itself but continues to thrive today because of the power of the people. Leaders and congregants have come to embrace values of acceptance, authenticity, listening, reflection, vulnerability, and growth. Sit back and listen how one congregation continues to evolve and develop its community as a safe place to land. Music ("T2D") ©Billy Bowers. Used with permission. www.billybowersjax.com ©Steve Piscitelli. 2018 The Growth and Resilience Network® www.stevepiscitelli.com
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Episod #39: Facing the Worst. Preparing for the Best
10/15/2018
Episod #39: Facing the Worst. Preparing for the Best
Episode #39 of The Growth and Resilience Network® podcast channel explores the interconnections of community, resilience, relationships, and breast cancer. You will hear from two Jacksonville, Florida community activists who have been voices for the countless women facing a breast cancer diagnosis. One as a survivor, and one as an organizer for survivors. Both helped those diagnosed with breast cancer develop their own voice. Bobbi de Cordova-Hanks was enjoying life as a bass guitar player, magazine editor, and newlywed, when she got the news in 1986 that she had breast cancer. In 1988 she formed the support group “Bosom Buddies.” Jeannie Blaylock, co-anchor of the evening news for First Coast News (Channel 12) in Jacksonville, Florida, was not a cancer survivor. Nor was she living with a diagnosis. She was grappling, however, with the sudden and tragic death of her twenty-nine-year-old friend to breast cancer. In 1993, Jeannie used her visibility as a news reporter to shed light on the topic. She initiated “Buddy Check 12,” encouraging women to connect and remind one another, on the 12th of each month, to conduct a breast self-exam. With her persistence the station aired segments showing actual models conducting breast exams in the shower, lying down, and sitting up. This was unheard of for the time and market. And most definitely needed. The first night, the station received 234 calls from women. Thanks to these two forces of nature, a door had been opened and once the conversation started, no one was going to stop it. Music (“T2D”) by ©Billy Bowers. Used with permission. www.billybowersjax.com ©Steve Piscitelli. 2018 The Growth and Resilience Network®
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Episode #38: The World Needs More Improv
09/15/2018
Episode #38: The World Needs More Improv
Episode #38 of The Growth and Resilience Network podcast channel explores the world of improv comedy. What is it? Why do it? How does it benefit our world and the people who perform it? Co-founders of the Mad Cowford Improv Comedy troupe (http://www.madcowford.com/) Rachel Stromberg and Johnny K break it down for us. Music ("T2D") by ©Billy Bowers and use with permission. www,billybowersjax.com. ©Steve Piscitelli. 2018 The Growth and Resilience Network® www.stevepiscitelli.com
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Episode #37: Third Anniversary Celebration: The Growth and Resilience Network® Podcast Channel
06/12/2018
Episode #37: Third Anniversary Celebration: The Growth and Resilience Network® Podcast Channel
Welcome to the Third Anniversary Celebration of The Growth and Resilience Network® podcast channel. Here, in 30 minutes, you will be able to grab the best of the best. The best my conversation guests had to share during the past 12 months. Twenty guests offered insights about 4 themes: 1. Importance of being true to yourself; 2. Power of relationships for hope and resilience; 3. Weak signals from the future; and 4. Empathy. The guests included Entertainer Mike Shackleford (with concert promoter Ray Lewis); Pole Dancers and Fitness buffs Shannon Burbridge, Carol Cullen, Christie Loesch; artist Gary Mack; four participants in the Brooks Adaptive Sports Program; college student Elijah Armstrong; attorneys Camille Wilson and Fernando Dutra; development director Mark Johnson (with me); four Atlantic Beach (FL) 5th grade leaders; and the Rev. Liz Teal (animal-assisted interventions). You will note I have two "final" clips--the students and Rev. Teal. There was just too much of a good thing this year to have only one ending! Thanks for listening and sharing and supporting. ©Steve Piscitelli. 2018. www.stevepiscitelli.com The Growth and Resilience Network® Music by Billy Bowers©. Used with permission. www.billybowersjax.com.
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Episode #36: How Can You Help Heal the World?
05/13/2018
Episode #36: How Can You Help Heal the World?
Episode #36. "How Can You Help Heal The World?" examines the topic of animal-assisted intervention. Reverend Elizabeth Teal help us understand pet therapy/service dogs/working dogs help people access their life, liberty, and happiness. She share insights about the qualities of therapy dogs, basic skills, and, her basic message that we all have the power to make a difference in our piece of the world. Pet therapy is a service that needs to be entered mindfully and with all appropriate training and registrations. It is more than just having a "friendly and happy dog." Much more. And Rev. Teal shares the differences between pet therapy dogs and service dogs--what they are and what they are NOT. For more about her go to her website at https://ministryofanimals.org/. Music by Billy Bowers (www.billybowersjax.com). All rights reserved. Used with permission. ©2018. Steve Piscitelli. www.stevepiscitelli.com The Growth and Resilience Network®
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Episode #35. Confidence from the Inside Out While Hanging Upside Down: The Power of Pole Dancing
04/14/2018
Episode #35. Confidence from the Inside Out While Hanging Upside Down: The Power of Pole Dancing
Episode #35. "Confidence from the Inside Out While Hanging Upside Down: The Power of Pole Dancing" examines the attraction, challenge, and transformation pole dancing has for its adherents. Shannon Burbridge (www.auraaerialandyoga.com), Carol Cullen, and Chrisite Loesch help us understand a form of fitness they say addresses the whole person (physcially, emotionally, spiritually). Their insights also give us a view of why some may hold a negative image of pole dancing--and why they have found it empowering, freeing, and confidence building. Music by Billy Bowers (www.billybowersjax.com). All rights reserved. Used with permission. ©2018. Steve Piscitelli. www.stevepiscitelli.com The Growth and Resilience Network®
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Episode #34: "Promoting Original Music, Local Musicians, and Touring Performers."
03/13/2018
Episode #34: "Promoting Original Music, Local Musicians, and Touring Performers."
Episode #34: "Promoting Original Music, Local Musicians, and Touring Performers." Concert Presenter Ray Lewis and Performing Songwriter Mike Shackelford speak about the importance of quality venues for our performing artists. ©Steve Piscitelli. www.stevepiscitelli.com The Growth and Resilience Network® Music by Billy Bowers (www.billybowersjax.com). All rights reserved. Used with permission
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Episode #33. innovation Law: Protecting and Sharing Your Intellectual Property
02/15/2018
Episode #33. innovation Law: Protecting and Sharing Your Intellectual Property
In Episode #33 on The Growth and Resilience Network® podcast channel, Attorneys Camille Wilson and Fernando Dutra (www.wilsondutra.com) share ideas, strategies, and insights about protecting intellectual property. Topics include: performing due diligence when contracting with an attorney, reasons to protect your intellectual property, a mistake creative types make regarding their creative property, the so-called poor man's copyright, and difference between copyright, trademark, and patent. They also give insights into "virtual law." ©Steve Piscitelli. 2018 The Growth and Resilience Network® Music by Billy Bowers. Used with permission. All rights reserved. www.billybowersjax.com
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Episode #32: A Conversation about Public Education
01/13/2018
Episode #32: A Conversation about Public Education
Former teaching colleague and current Director of Development for The Arc of Alachua County, Mark Johnson stopped by The GRN studio to guest host this episode. His guest? Me. Yes, we turned the tables and he interviewed me about the promises and challenges of public education. Our topics ranged from the power of a good teaching, to the importance of being a "maverick," to appropriate resources for teachers, to funding and the "marketplace," to, finally the hope and future of public education. This would be an instructive podcast to listen to with your team, neighbors, school advisory team, and community at large. Go beyond my (Steve's responses). Use Mark's probing questions as a way to begin or continue a true conversation (not pontification; not collective monologues; not yelling). Listen, share, learn. ©2018. Steve Piscitelli The Growth and Resilience Network® www.stevepiscitelli.com Music by Billy Bowers. Used with permission. All rights reserved. www.billybowersjax.com
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Episode #31: The Power of Art
12/14/2017
Episode #31: The Power of Art
For Episode #31 we visit with visual artist, Gary Mack. He shares his views and experiences when it comes to the interplay between art, community, passion, drive, connections, influence, and resilience. For more about Gary and his creations from the heart, go to . The Growth and Resilience Network® ©2017. Steve Piscitelli. All rights reserved. Music by ©Billy Bowers (www.billybowersjax.com). Used with permission.
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Episode #30: In Their Own Words: Disabilities, Sports, Recreation, and Community
11/12/2017
Episode #30: In Their Own Words: Disabilities, Sports, Recreation, and Community
This episode follows up on a topic we explored in our April 2017 podcast titled “Enhancing Life Through Sports and Recreation" (https://youtu.be/imSNwj8aEsE). We had a specific focus at that time on people with disabilities. In addition to the usual work-life demands, our friends, family members, co-workers, and neighbors with disabilities have a few more challenges to address on a daily basis. How do they do it? What services are available for them? This episode shines the spotlight on four participants from that program who will tell us what this program means to them and their fellow participants. *Don Bergman *Sarah Williford *Matt Sechrist *Chris Fonner ©Steve Piscitelli. 2017. All rights reserved. www.stevepiscitelli.com The Growth and Resilience Network® Music by Billy Bowers (www.billybowersjax.com). Used with permission. All rights reserved.
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Episode #29. It Can Start with a Light Bulb: Student Accommodations and Activism
10/14/2017
Episode #29. It Can Start with a Light Bulb: Student Accommodations and Activism
While there are laws/mandates that guide accommodation requests and approval, what happens if a student does not get what he/she needs? How can students advocate for themselves—and how can parents advocate for their children? Sometimes the process might seem overwhelming.
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Episode #28. In Their Own Voices:A Conversation with Student Leaders
09/13/2017
Episode #28. In Their Own Voices:A Conversation with Student Leaders
Listen to four 5th grade students who lead their 1st-5th grade classmates at Atlantic Beach Elementary School (Florida). How do they help themselves and their classmates reflect and grow when it comes to experiences with failure, bullying, and the challenges of childhood? What are the attributes of effective leaders?
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Episode #27: The GRN Second Anniversary Celebration
06/13/2017
Episode #27: The GRN Second Anniversary Celebration
June 2017 marks the second anniversary of The Growth and Resilience Network(TM) podcast channel. Join me for this retrospective of the guests who took time to share insights about growth and resilience. I have grouped the clips into categories (with a few guests to each category). Here are the approximate points at which each category starts: *It's about the audience: 00:00 *Leadership: 05:34 *Working parents and work-life integration: 06:24 *Thriving with disabilities: 09:44 *Children and resilience: 12:36 *Physical fitness and discipline: 16:18 *Women, entrepreneurship and leadership: 17:18 *Creativity: 22:44 *Planet earth and climate change: 28:11 *Community service and integration: 30:58 *Curiosity and making a difference: 37:29 *It's not about me. It's about you: 39:29 *A comment about the soundtrack: 40:04 You can also download this podcast at http://www.piscitellipodcasts.libsyn.com/ and on iTunes. Music by Billy Bowers. All rights reserved. www.billybowersjax.com. (c)2017 Steve Piscitelli www.stevepiscitelli.com. The Growth and Resilience Network(TM)
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Episode #26. Middle School Resilience: Do We Build Or Do We Mend?
05/19/2017
Episode #26. Middle School Resilience: Do We Build Or Do We Mend?
Episode guest and experienced middle school teacher John Louis Meeks, Jr. helps us examine resilience as it relates to middle school students. 6th, 7th and 8th grade students. How do we help them reflect and grow when it comes to experiences with failure, for instance? Or bullying? Or simply the trials and tribulation of early adolescences? And what role do parents and teachers play? All photos of John in a school setting provided and cleared by John Louis Meeks, Jr.--and used here with his permission. You can also download this podcast episode by going to Libsyn.com (http://piscitellipodcasts.libsyn.com/...) or to iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/g...). Thank you for sharing. A kind review on iTunes would help this podcast channel as well. Music soundtrack (used with permission) provided by (c) Billy Bowers (www.billybowersjax.com). Podcast (c) 2017 Steve Piscitelli. All rights reserved. The Growth and Resilience Network(TM)
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Episode #25: Enhancing Life Through Sports and Recreation
04/14/2017
Episode #25: Enhancing Life Through Sports and Recreation
Occupational Therapist and Program Manager Alice Krauss gives us an inside look at a free, community-based multi-sport program that serves individuals living with physical and/or visual disability. She tells us how Brooks Adaptive Sports and Recreation nurtures a higher quality of life with its holistic focus on Fun, Fitness, and Friendship! You can also download this podcast episode by going to iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/g...). Thank you for sharing. A kind review on iTunes would help this podcast channel as well. Music soundtrack (used with permission) provided by (c) Billy Bowers (www.billybowersjax.com). Podcast (c) 2017 Steve Piscitelli. All rights reserved. The Growth and Resilience Network(TM)
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Episode #24: Women and Community Development: Don't Wait to be Asked
03/10/2017
Episode #24: Women and Community Development: Don't Wait to be Asked
This month's podcast episode explores the topic of women and and their involvement (or lack of involvement) with community development. Guest speaker, Chris Hoffman (City Council Member, Business Owner, Executive Director) reflects on why more women are not involved in community development--and what needed resources they can bring to the conversations in their communities. See http://stevepiscitelli.com/media-broadcast/podcast for more details. Music by Billy Bowers (www.billybowersjax.com). Used with persmission. (c)Steve Piscitelli, 2017. The Growth and Resilience Network(TM)
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Episode #23: Listen to Your Heart
02/09/2017
Episode #23: Listen to Your Heart
Songwriter, guitar player, and entertainer Neil Dixon joins us for this episode. Neil shares his insights about the art of songwriting. "Listen to your heart," Neil advises. Along the way, Neil will share insights about writing, connecting with an audience, and being true to one's self on this journey. Music by Billy Bowers (). Used with permission. All rights reserved. Podcast (c) 2016 Steve Piscitelli. All rights reserved. The Growth and Resilience Network(TM).
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Episode #22: The Earth Is Fine. We Have Work To Do
01/14/2017
Episode #22: The Earth Is Fine. We Have Work To Do
For this episode, we take a different perspective as we look at resilience and it’s relationship to climate. Scientist and environmental consultant Adam Hoyles. www.onsiteec.com helps us move through the rhetoric. Among other topics, Adam will help us understand why we should care about climate change, why it's so controversial, and the human impact. (C)2016. Steve Piscitelli. The Growth and Resilience Network(TM). All rights reserved. Music by Billy Bowers. Used with permission. www.billybowersjax.com
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