The Only Constant The Only Constant

In today’s conversation, we spoke about how, after three full years of production, we succeeded in our goal to bring a bit more hope into the world. By talking to others about what makes them passionate and how they use it to change the world around them, we’ve found many reasons to feel optimistic and we hope the same for you. With the support of our family, friends, patrons, listeners, and seventy three guests, we’ve created something that we’re truly proud of. If there’s anything to take away from our podcast, it’s that change is the only constant, and you can use your passion to make change positive. Thank you for joining us on this journey of active hope. Hopefully, you find some hope today.

In today’s episode, we spoke with June Dollar.

June practices servant leadership. Her belief is that we all have the potential to be servant leaders—people who serve their community and inspire others by example.
This philosophy led her to become a yoga instructor, guiding students towards emotional and physical healing.

June emphasizes the power of community engagement. She believes in the transformative impact of being present, advocating for mindfulness in each moment and extending a helping hand whenever possible.

Hopefully, you find some hope today.

In today’s conversation, we spoke with Karina Guerra. Using poetry, music, and plays, Karina strives to de-stigmatize the conversation around mental health. The world building that goes into her writing allows herself and others to gain a new perspective on mental health and people in general.



Karina is also a first generation college student. With a family that is incredibly supportive, and a strong love for learning, she plans on expressing her truth and inspiring others to do the same. 



Hopefully, you find some hope today. 

In today's episode, we spoke with Anthony Kurza.
Starting out as a student advisor, Anthony found a passion for improving the well-being of college students. From there, Anthony became a College Life Coach at Florida State University. In his role, he served as a source of support and guidance for students.
Exploring topics from the importance of student services, to building resilience, and confronting toxic masculinity, Anthony offers insightful perspectives rooted in success and support for all.
Hopefully, you find some hope today.

In today's conversation, we spoke with Jack Hitchcock.

Jack is the student body president at FSU and chair of the Florida Student Association. Raised in a patriotic family, he carries a deep sense of gratitude and appreciation for his country.

From navigating the complexities of student politics to pondering the role of media in shaping public sentiment, Jack offers a multifaceted view on patriotism, optimism, and kindness—values he attributes to his upbringing.

Hopefully, you find some hope today!

In today's conversation, we spoke with Lisa Mackay-Ring.

Lisa is a professor and doctoral candidate in the religion department at FSU. She teaches classes about religious conflict and fosters discussions that challenge her students’ conventional views about religion as a whole.

Aside from her work in academia, Lisa is deeply passionate about the themes of resiliency, proactivity, and self-reliance. Her personal experiences with grief and stress have shaped her views on the importance of bouncing back and taking control of one's path forward.

Hopefully, you find some hope today!