The Sound Legacy Podcast

Sound Legacy
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Sound Legacy Podcast Preserving voices. Capturing wisdom. Honoring lives. Join us as we sit down with storytellers, memory keepers, and extraordinary individuals to explore the art of legacy. Through intimate interviews and vivid imagery from their lives, we uncover the moments that shape us, the stories that define us, and the wisdom we leave behind. Whether it's personal reflections, cultural traditions, or untold histories, each episode is a time capsule of insight and inspiration. Because every voice matters, every story deserves to be heard. Hosted by Andrew Couch

  1. Shessa | Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly, Art, Memory, and Humble Power | The Sound Legacy Podcast #14

    FEB 19

    Shessa | Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly, Art, Memory, and Humble Power | The Sound Legacy Podcast #14

    In this episode of The Sound Legacy Podcast, Shessa reflects on a life shaped by art, performance, storytelling, and loss. From childhood dance and early writing to embodying goddesses on stage, she shares how creativity, humility, and memory have guided her sense of meaning. The conversation also includes a discussion with Danica about her motivations for joining Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly and why she chose to volunteer for the podcast project, highlighting the role of service, listening, and human connection.

    38 min
  2. Janey Norman | Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly, History, Care, and a Life of Service | The Sound Legacy Podcast #13

    FEB 12

    Janey Norman | Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly, History, Care, and a Life of Service | The Sound Legacy Podcast #13

    In this episode of The Sound Legacy Podcast, 92-year-old Janey Norman reflects on a life rooted in history, care, and service. Born in Texas in the 1930s and raised in San Francisco, Janey shares stories of migration and education. She speaks about her deep love for music and African art, her lifelong commitment to People with intellectual and developmental disabilities—including her work with the Special Olympics—and the relationships that shaped her life, from knowing figures like Jesse Owens and Miles Davis to mentoring and caring for those most vulnerable. The episode also includes a conversation with the young volunteer who conducted the interview, Bianca, who speaks about her own background, motivations, and why she chose to take part in the Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly podcast project.

    56 min
  3. Cathy Michalec | Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly, Service, and Human Connection | The Sound Legacy Podcast #12

    FEB 5

    Cathy Michalec | Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly, Service, and Human Connection | The Sound Legacy Podcast #12

    In this special episode of The Sound Legacy Podcast, we talk with Cathy Michalec, Executive Director of Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly, about a life rooted in service, listening, and human dignity. Cathy shares her unique career path, from the Peace Corps to teaching, volunteering, and nonprofit leadership, and how each chapter shaped her commitment to community and care. We explore the values that guide Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly, an organization dedicated to reducing loneliness and honoring older adults through consistent, meaningful relationships. We also introduce the Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly pilot podcast project, discussing why storytelling matters, how elders’ voices foster connection across generations, and what this new program hopes to offer participants and listeners alike. This conversation sets the tone for the series. One centered on aging, service, dignity, and the power of simply showing up for one another. Share and Enjoy!

    59 min
  4. Paula Marks | Compassionate Care and Human Dignity | The Sound Legacy Podcast #11

    JAN 26

    Paula Marks | Compassionate Care and Human Dignity | The Sound Legacy Podcast #11

    Our guest today is Paula Marks, Vice President of At Home Caregivers. We talk about her early life—from Northern Ontario to Barbados—and how growing up with independence and uncertainty shaped the way she understands people. Paula shares her perspective on aging and care, and why good caregiving isn’t about fixing what’s broken, but about showing up and being present. With a focus on dignity, empathy, and accountability, Paula helps families support their loved ones through the realities of aging. If you or someone you know is navigating senior or in-home care, learn more at AtHomeCaregivers.comhttps://www.athomecaregivers.com/home-care-novato/https://vivalon.org/https://www.marinvillages.org/https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulasmarks/

    49 min
  5. Tiffaney Rae Adams | Care For Seniors | The Sound Legacy Podcast #10

    08/23/2025

    Tiffaney Rae Adams | Care For Seniors | The Sound Legacy Podcast #10

    Our guest today is Tiffaney Rae Adams, the Regional Director of Partnerships and Head of Care Coordination with Care For Seniors. We talk a bit about her personal history, her influences and interests, and why those made her the ideal person to do what she does. By ensuring dignity and compassionate care for seniors, Tiffaney helps families honor the ancient contract between a community and its elders. We're honored to share her wisdom with you. If you or someone you know is in need of care or advice, please visit the website – CareForSeniorsAgency.com

    53 min

  6. 08/17/2025

    Stacey Tunteri | Life & Legacy Organizer | The Sound Legacy Podcast #9

    Have you thought about what happens when you die? Not with your soul, or consciousness, but with your bank account, your telephone, your life insurance, your photos, your computer?Well, our guest, Stacey Tunteri, sure has, and she wants to share her findings with YOU! Stacey is a life and legacy organizer in the San Francisco Bay Area. She approaches her work from a place of deep knowing and personal experience. If you or someone you love needs to get their collective act together, I highly recommend reaching out to Stacey for a compassionate, gentle, yet effective consultation. Share and enjoy! ⁠www.StaceyTunteri.com⁠ Pinterest:  https://www.pinterest.com/StaceyTunteriLLC Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089080990120   LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/staceytunteri/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stacey.tunteri.llc/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@StaceyTunteri

    49 min

  7. 08/10/2025

    Amanda Eichstaedt | Executive Director & Station Manager, KWMR | The Sound Legacy Podcast #8

    If you care about community radio, take a break and give this one a listen. From tractor-driving on a historic apple farm to leading one of California’s most beloved community radio stations, Amanda Eichstaedt’s journey is anything but ordinary. In this episode, Amanda shares wild hospitality stories, tales of biking across the country, and how she helped KWMR weather both literal and political storms. It’s a candid, funny, and inspiring look at the grit behind local radio — and what it takes to keep a community on the air.Public radio needs your help! Become a supporter of REAL radio! - https://kwmr.org/

    1h 5m

  8. 05/10/2025

    Gary Arndt | A Curious Mind in a Noisy World | The Sound Legacy Podcast Episode #7

    Gary Arndt has visited over 140 countries, spoken on every continent, and produced more than 1,400 episodes of his podcast Everything Everywhere Daily. But beneath the stats is a storyteller who’s driven not by clicks, but by curiosity. In this wide-ranging conversation, we dig into the evolution of online content, the dangers of algorithmic gatekeepers, and why podcasting might be the last true vestige of the old internet. Gary shares how a background in competitive debate shaped his approach to storytelling, how he survived the collapse of travel media in 2020, and why asking “why is the alphabet in alphabetical order?” might be more useful than it sounds. A thoughtful, funny, and unexpectedly hopeful look at where we’ve been—and where we’re heading. http://everything-everywhere.com/

    46 min
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Sound Legacy Podcast Preserving voices. Capturing wisdom. Honoring lives. Join us as we sit down with storytellers, memory keepers, and extraordinary individuals to explore the art of legacy. Through intimate interviews and vivid imagery from their lives, we uncover the moments that shape us, the stories that define us, and the wisdom we leave behind. Whether it's personal reflections, cultural traditions, or untold histories, each episode is a time capsule of insight and inspiration. Because every voice matters, every story deserves to be heard. Hosted by Andrew Couch

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  • Creator
    Sound Legacy
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    14
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Sound Legacy
  • Show Website
    The Sound Legacy Podcast