Podcast Episodes

10: Jeff Krasno Wondered What Happens When You Combine a Music Festival, Wellness, and Yoga, and Ended Up Co-founding Wanderlust

Joining us on the show today is Jeff Krasno, bluegrass enthusiast and the founder of One Commune and the Wanderlust Festival! 

Jeff's story is truly inspiring; from the many phases and seasons, he has…

Published on 5 years ago

9: LaRayia Gaston Fed the Homeless, and Then Stayed on Skid Row to Learn About the Power of Giving

Our most meaningful acts often involve giving something away, especially when you’re helping those that most need it. Today’s guest is LaRayia Gaston, someone who has devoted herself to improving the…

Published on 5 years, 1 month ago

8: Jesse Israel Went From Managing Bands to Starting a Mass Meditation Movement Called The Big Quiet

Today we speak about meditation, facing fear, and reaching your dreams with Jesse Israel, the creator of The Big Quiet, a collective that hosts mass meditations at the most iconic places in the world…

Published on 5 years, 1 month ago

7: Ajay Relan’s Therapist Gave Him Two Options: Medicate or Volunteer? He Chose the Latter and Started #HashtagLunchbag in the Process

When Ajay Relan battled with mental health, his therapist gave him two options: medicate, or volunteer. He chose to volunteer, and after a few mishaps, he found himself making sandwiches and love not…

Published on 5 years, 1 month ago

6: When April Dinwoodie Searched For Her Birth Mom, She Didn’t Know it Would Lead to Her Starting a Foster Care Mentoring Program

Adoption and the emotional journey of parents and children can be a complex one. This dynamic can be enlarged when combined with the added dimension of race.

Our guest today, April Dinwoodie, is the …

Published on 5 years, 1 month ago

5: Robert Egger is the First to Acknowledge His White Privilege, and How it Helped Him Start a Cooking School for the Homeless

Today on At the End of the Tunnel we are joined by an especially inspiring guest! Robert Eggers has lived a life full of helping others and following his dreams at the same time. From an early age, R…

Published on 5 years, 2 months ago

4: How Tiffany Persons Started a School in West Africa When She Could Barely Pay Her Own Rent in Los Angeles

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Life's unexpected twists and turns can take us to places we might never have imagined and our guest today, Tiffany Persons is such a wonderful example of riding this wave to a true calling…

Published on 5 years, 2 months ago

3: Ben Nemtin’s Battle with Depression Led to a Broken-Down Van, a Camera, and a Bucket List of 100 Impossible Things

Impact can occur in mysterious ways and we never really know the full, far-reaching nature of actions. Ben Nemtin, one of the creators of the wonderfully inspiring MTV show The Buried Life, has lived…

Published on 5 years, 2 months ago

2: Emma Mainoo’s Darkest Moments Lead Her to Help Others Cope With Anxiety and Suicidal Thoughts Using Her Platform, Surviving Sundays

Surviving Sundays is a platform for storytelling, self-love, hope, and survival. The stories aim to normalize the conversation around mental health and to add solace to the lives of those living thro…

Published on 5 years, 2 months ago

1: Leon Logothetis Wondered What Would Happen if He Traveled Around the Globe on the Kindness of Strangers, and Created The Kindness Diaries

Going out into the unknown and meeting people can seem daunting to many of us and it was something quite foreign to Leon Logothetis too, that is until he decided to quit his job and undertake a whole…

Published on 5 years, 2 months ago