Keep Kids Alive Podcast Podcast by Keep Kids Alive Drive 25

Host and Executive Director of KKAD25 Tom Everson talks with Joel Feldman, founder of End Distracted Driving and The Casey Feldman Foundation in honor of his daughter who was killed by a distracted driver in 2009.

Executive Director of KKAD25 Tom Everson hosted a live book event on August 25, 2023, in Denver, Colorado with copy editor, writer, and illustrator Laura Carney about her new book, "My Father's List - How Living My Dad's Dreams Set Me Free." ABOUT THE BOOK: On the cusp of middle age, a newlywed journalist discovers and finishes the bucket list of her late, free-spirited father. Fifty-four adventures in six years. That’s what 38-year-old journalist Laura Carney embarked on when she discovered her late father Mick’s bucket list. Killed in a car crash when Laura was 25, Mick seemed lost forever. "My Father’s List" is the story of how one woman—with the help of family, friends, and even strangers—found the courage to go after her own dreams after realizing those of a beloved yet mysterious man. This is a story about secrets—and the freedom we feel when we learn to trust again: in life, in love, and in a father’s lessons on how to fully live.

Host and Executive Director of KKAD25 Tom Everson talks with Ivy Drop, Miss Nebraska Petite 2023 and representative of the Think Twice Foundation, which strives to make communities safer with alcohol education programs.

Host and Executive Director of Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 Tom Everson talks with Trilety Wade, writer and co-founder of Safe Omaha Streets (SOS), and Jeff Sobczyk, Vision Zero Coordinator for the City of Omaha, Nebraska.

In this episode, Tom Everson, the executive director and founder of Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 is handing over the hosting reigns to Margie Sturgeon of Webberized Podcast Production, to talk about how the nonprofit Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 has evolved since its creation in 1998, how it has helped families honor and remember their loved ones and how strong relationships with donors supporting communities around the country have made an impact in helping KKAD25 in their mission to make streets safer for all who walk, cycle, play, drive, and ride. 2023 will mark the 25th anniversary of the organization, and Tom talks about what’s ahead as his call to action has never been louder.

Host and Executive Director of KKAD25 Tom Everson talks with Triny Willerton, President and Founder of It Could Be Me, a nonprofit organization based out of Boulder, Co. whose mission is to change the relationship between drivers and vulnerable users of the road by re-humanizing cyclists and creating a movement of mutual responsibility and respect to make roads safer together.