The Best Day of My Life

Best Day of My Life- Sam Kennedy- October 28, 2013

Sam Kennedy, President and CEO of the Boston Red Sox joins the show to discuss with me the Best Day of his life. Sam also discusses some challenges the club faced due to Covid, how the club is preparing for the 2021 season, and some of his favorite things to eat, buy, and enjoy at Fenway Park!

Best Day of My Life- Chris Herren - August 1, 2008

Former NBA player and now owner of Herren Wellness, Chris Herren, tells the story of what would be his final day of living the life of an addict. Chris mentions how what could be viewed as the worst day of his life, he now considers to be the best day of his life. Chris also talks about the lessons he's learned from being in recovery, and how he uses his experience to help others change their lives for the better.

Best Day of My Life- Bex and Justin

Bex and Justin from The Matty in The Morning Show as well as hosts of the Matty in the Morning "The After Show" podcast join me today to discuss the two of the best days of their life!

Best Day of My Life- Kaylene Murphy - April 16, 2018

Kalene Murphy joins the show today to discuss the best day of her life. Multiple doctors told Kaylene she should not think about running the Boston Marathon for a second time in 2018 due to the fact that her body would most likely not be strong enough to take on such a daunting challenge after losing so much muscle and weight due to a health condition that struck her in the later half of 2017.  Kaylene is the definition of resilience and perseverance. If there is one thing people should take away from this episode, it's to realize that there is a reason why challenges and events happen in our lives. Life isn't fair and its not supposed to be easy. You will be able to overcome life's most difficult challenges if you surround yourself with good people, believe in yourself, and never quit. Always remember, it's just a bad day, not a bad life.

Best Day of My Life- Commander Ken Meehan - April,2006

Commander Ken Meehan joins the podcast today to discuss the best day of his life. Aside from being a commander in the Navy for 38 years, Ken acted as the orthopedic consultant to the White House, received a purple heart, and is currently a Physician Assistant specializing in hand surgeries at Riverside in Virginia.