Boundless with Kathy Eldon

Boundless with Kathy Eldon

Boundless with Kathy Eldon explores how we tap into the infinite creative energy within us and around us—and how we turn that spark of hope into a force for good, especially in times of crisis and change. Through delicious conversations with an unbelievable variety of artists, activists, filmmakers, founders, healers, and cultural visionaries, Kathy invites listeners into inspirational stories of reinvention, resilience, belonging, courage, and creative action. Solo episodes featuring her whimsical rhyming stories add a more intimate layer, weaving Kathy’s own lived wisdom into reflections on grief, purpose, and how to say “to hell with the consequences!” At the heart of the show is a belief that every challenge can become a grand adventure of personal and collective transformation. Boundless is for people who want to live fully, love bravely, and help shape a more connected and compassionate world. Kathy Eldon is an award-winning filmmaker, author, and founder of Creative Visions, a global hub for creative activism that has sparked over 400 projects and reached more than 100 million people. After the death of her son, Reuters photojournalist Dan Eldon, Kathy transformed her grief into a worldwide movement to empower changemakers through art, media, and storytelling. She has authored 18 books, produced Emmy-nominated and OWN-featured documentaries, and spoken on Oprah, CNN, and TEDx stages. Her life’s work reflects a passionate belief: that even our deepest wounds can become sources of world-shifting wisdom.

  1. Oct 6

    John Edward : Grief, Connection & the Courage to Live Fully

    What if grief was not the end of a relationship, but the beginning of a different kind of connection? In this deeply moving episode of Boundless, Kathy Eldon sits down with John Edward, acclaimed psychic medium, author, and pioneer of the modern psychic television genre, to explore grief, resilience, spiritual connection, and the choice to turn pain into purpose. John shares the experience of losing his mother at 19, and the pivotal moment that shaped the rest of his life. He reflects on how loss can leave us untethered, but also invite us to live with greater intention, courage, and connection. Together, Kathy and John explore how we can honour loved ones without giving away our own power, why mediumship is not a cure for grief, and how simple practices such as writing letters can help us nurture an ongoing inner relationship with those we miss. John also shares insights from his decades of work, including his long-standing collaboration with FBI agent Robert Hilland, the inspiration behind his book Chasing Evil, and his belief that our purpose is to leave people better than we found them. This conversation is a reminder that healing is not about forgetting the people we love. It is about learning to carry love forward through kindness, humanity, meaningful action, and the courage to communicate, appreciate, and validate the people who are still here. John EdwardWebsite: www.johnedward.netEvolve Community : https://johnedward.net/evolve-interactive/Instagram: www.instagram.com/johnedwardofficial Kathy EldonInstagram: www.instagram.com/kathyeldonNewsletter: www.kathyeldon.com Subscribe to our channel for more conversations with artists, activists, founders, and visionaries shaping a better future.

  2. Aug 12

    Emily Galvin Almanza : The Power of Mercy Rethinking Justice

    What if justice was not only about punishment, but about understanding, accountability, and the possibility of transformation? In this powerful episode of Boundless, Kathy Eldon sits down with Emily Galvin-Almanza, former public defender, founder of Partners for Justice, and author of The Price of Mercy, to explore one of the most important questions of our time: What if we have misunderstood justice? Emily shares her journey from being a troubled teenager who received a second chance in a courtroom, to becoming an advocate fighting for a more humane and effective justice system. She reflects on how one judge’s belief in her potential changed the direction of her life and inspired her lifelong commitment to helping others find their own path forward.  Together, Kathy and Emily explore: ✨ Why mercy is not the opposite of accountability ✨ How compassion can create safer communities ✨ The importance of seeing people beyond their worst moments ✨ How small actions can create meaningful change ✨ Why every person deserves the opportunity to transform Emily reminds us that mercy is not about excusing harm  it is about creating a system that understands people, addresses the root causes of harm, and believes in human potential.  This conversation invites us to look beyond fear, division, and judgment — and imagine a future built on connection, dignity, and hope. Emily Galvin Almanza : Instagram: www.instagram.com/galvinalmanzaWebsite: https://www.emilygalvinalmanza.com Kathy Eldon Instagram :https://www.instagram.com/kathyeldon/Newsletter : https://www.kathyeldon.com  💛 Subscribe to our channel for more conversations with artists, activists, founders, and visionaries shaping a better future.

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Boundless with Kathy Eldon explores how we tap into the infinite creative energy within us and around us—and how we turn that spark of hope into a force for good, especially in times of crisis and change. Through delicious conversations with an unbelievable variety of artists, activists, filmmakers, founders, healers, and cultural visionaries, Kathy invites listeners into inspirational stories of reinvention, resilience, belonging, courage, and creative action. Solo episodes featuring her whimsical rhyming stories add a more intimate layer, weaving Kathy’s own lived wisdom into reflections on grief, purpose, and how to say “to hell with the consequences!” At the heart of the show is a belief that every challenge can become a grand adventure of personal and collective transformation. Boundless is for people who want to live fully, love bravely, and help shape a more connected and compassionate world. Kathy Eldon is an award-winning filmmaker, author, and founder of Creative Visions, a global hub for creative activism that has sparked over 400 projects and reached more than 100 million people. After the death of her son, Reuters photojournalist Dan Eldon, Kathy transformed her grief into a worldwide movement to empower changemakers through art, media, and storytelling. She has authored 18 books, produced Emmy-nominated and OWN-featured documentaries, and spoken on Oprah, CNN, and TEDx stages. Her life’s work reflects a passionate belief: that even our deepest wounds can become sources of world-shifting wisdom.

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