Most Americans have never heard of Fred and Blair Sadler. That’s pretty wild when you consider how many advances in modern healthcare trace back to their work. Ever dial 911 during a medical emergency? That system did not exist in a coordinated national way before the era the Sadlers helped shape. Know someone whose life was saved through organ donation? The legal framework behind modern organ donation laws carries their fingerprints. Ever been treated by a Physician Assistan

Lisa DePaulo didn’t return his first call. When John F. Kennedy Jr. left her a voicemail, asking her to write for George Magazine, she assumed it was a prank. It took a second call to convince her it was real. That moment changed everything. On this episode of HarmonyTALK, host Lisa Champeau sits down with the Dunmore, Pennsylvania, native to reflect on a career shaped by instinct, access and a willingness to ask direct questions. At George, DePaulo worked closely with JFK Jr

Join us on this captivating episode of HarmonyTALK Podcast hosted by Lisa Champeau as we delve into the fascinating world of "Lover's Eyes" with Nan and David Skier, a remarkable couple from Birmingham, Alabama.

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Professor Ed Williams has traveled the world—along with hundreds of students, older adults, and deans to share the joy of lifelong learning.

Host Lisa Champeau speaks with Luana Graves Sellars, a writer and cultural activist dedicated to preserving the Gullah Geechee culture.

Join us on this captivating episode of HarmonyTALK Podcast hosted by Lisa Champeau as we delve into the fascinating world of "Lover's Eyes"