An interview with Raejean Kanter, writer and mentor

Follow the Yellow Brick Road with Steve Ozbolt of Emerald City Catering

Julia sits down with the owner of Emerald City Catering to learn about the person who posts his food for thought quotes on instagram. As she inquires about his work she realizes right a way there is a podcast and about a life journey. Though she doesn't really speak about the metaphor of the story, " The Wizard of OZ", there are some aspect of Steve as the characters Dorothy, Tin Man, Scarecrow, and Lion until he finds his truth as the Great OZ . In this story The Great OZ follows his heart and finds his home and work as Emerald City Catering.

Participating at the Restorative Practice Circles in Cudahy

"Points of you", Julia covers an event in Cudahy WI, "Celebrating Community Restorative Practice in Cudahy" presented in collaboration with the School District of Cudahy and the Cudahy Health Department. She interviews students from Cudahy High school and the Assistant Principal regarding restorative practice circles. The students, as well as explain restorative practice circles, why they are important to them and how they feel circles help reduce altercations and encourage, confidence and studies in their school.

An interview with Raejean Kanter, writer and mentor

This is an interview with writer and mentor Raejean Kanter. Raejean shares in the preamble of her new book, "In the stories of other people, we find insights into ourselves" In this podcast Raejean shares her story and the insights she discovered that made her the mentor she is. As well as, she shares the store of the four women in her new book. "Who Held the Door Open? Mentoring Through Life's Challenges.

Brenda Schubach Kiehnau second part of interview, in part two Brenda shares her healing journey from what she had experienced in her work

In this second half of the podcast, Brenda Schubach Kiehnau shares her healing journey. She remembers forgotten personal trauma and found truth about herself that has moved towards her work with "I am a force 4 good".

Brenda Schubach Kiehnau, A woman's healing journey from Dyslexia to the Department of Justice, Waco Texas, 911, and beyond.

Words cannot describe the Journey Brenda Schubach Kiehnau has been on. She is an humanitarian, an Emmy award recipient, and founder of the non-profit, "I am a force 4 good." This is a two part podcast. This first part explores what she experienced and the trauma's she had witnessed at Waco Tx, 911 and her work with domestic violence and missing and exploited children. The podcast ends with a statement Brenda makes as she remembers what she had seen at 911, "sometimes bad things happen and you can't do anything about it." I hope you will follow with part two and her healing journey from the trauma she witnessed.