Life (Re)viewed

Lisa and Lauren: Columbine Shootings & Forgiveness Ep. 30

Join us for our newest episode of "Life (Re)viewed" as Lisa Steven hosts Columbine survivor Lauren Bohn, who shares her experience on April 20, 1999, when she was a freshman at Columbine High. Tune in to hear Lauren as she walks us through her experience hiding under a table in the cafeteria, escaping the school, dealing with the trauma afterwards and her realization that NOT forgiving keeps you in a prison of your own making. Music Courtesy of Mary George: Bio — Mary George Music [https://www.marygeorgemusic.com/new-page]

Lisa & Jim: Working Together (Ep 29)

All of our relationships at Hope House are of great importance, including with our vendors. Join Lisa Schlarbaum (Hope House director of developmnet) and Jim Fortune (senior account executive with Print Pointe) as they discuss whether physical letters are still relevant, how to personalize large mailings and why Hope House holds a special place in Jim's heart. Music Courtesy of Mary George: Bio — Mary George Music [https://www.marygeorgemusic.com/new-page]

Jenny & Hannah: From Teen Mom to Family Law Licensed Legal Paraprofessional

Join Jenny Macias (Hope House director of partnerships) and Hannah Schoeninger (former Hope House teen mom) as they dive into Hannah's journey to becoming a Family Law Licensed Legal Paraprofessional. Music Courtesy of Mary George: Bio — Mary George Music [https://www.marygeorgemusic.com/new-page]

Lisa & Gary: Bidding with a Purpose (Ep 27)

How do you sell a coffin to a crowd that doesn't believe in burial? Join Lisa Schlarbaum (Hope House director of development) and Gary Corbett (auctioneer of many Hope House galas) as they discuss his many experiences in and out of the auction block, including the answer to today's question. Music Courtesy of Mary George: Bio — Mary George Music [https://www.marygeorgemusic.com/new-page]

Lisa & Tina: Growing up Hmong (Ep 26)

Arranged marriages may seem like a thing of the past, but unfortunately they still occur to this day. Join Lisa Steven (Hope House founder & executive director) and Tina Vang (former teen mom) as they discuss Tina's journey growing up in the Hmong culture, and what it was like being sold into a marriage at the age of 15. Music Courtesy of Mary George: Bio — Mary George Music [https://www.marygeorgemusic.com/new-page]