Tanner's Impact Podcast Tanner LLC

LOVE. Among the most powerful forces in the world. On this episode of the Tanner Impact Podcast, Tyler Bastian, Director of Roots Charter High School, shares how leading with love changes lives. Hear about Roots’ unique approach to education and how they’re changing the lives of youth who may otherwise not be in school. Roots integrates academics with real-life learning at their on-campus farm, fostering connections and supporting students through their formative years with an "unconditional love" approach.

Iconic entrepreneur Colby Bauer joins us on this episode of the Impact Podcast for a real and raw look at how his own mental health and difficult family journey led him to create the Carry On Foundation. Colby saw that the need for support, healthy coping strategies, and mentorship for our young people has never been greater. Tune in to hear how this deeply personal experience fuels Colby’s strong desire to fill that need using his passion for skateboarding and action sports.

In Utah, many of us are passionate about exploring the outdoor world and find much happiness as we participate in recreational activities, especially in the magnificent mountains of the Wasatch Front!  In this episode of Tanner LLC’s Impact Podcast, Don Webber, Communications Manager, and Eileen May-West, Program Director from Wasatch Adaptive Sports share with us how they empower people with disabilities to realize their potential through outdoor recreation.

Childhood comes with big emotions and rapid development, which can often be challenging for parents and kids alike. On this episode of Tanner LLC’s Impact Podcast, Dr. Sheryl Goodey, Executive Director, and Jennifer Anderson, Associate Director, share how The Family Place Utah strengthens families and protects children in our communities through therapy, education, and a unique “kids place” program that offers free temporary care of children.
Podcasters: Doug Hansen & Devan Romano

In a world where many of us are blessed with a circle of support during our toughest days, there are those on the Wasatch Front who often stand alone. Catholic Community Services (CCS) bridges this gap, becoming the beacon of hope and strength for the most vulnerable. CCS empowers them, lighting the path to self-sufficiency.
On this episode of the Impact Podcast, Aden Batar, Director of Migration and Refugee Services; Courtney Schriever, the passionate Volunteer Coordinator; and Tony Sansone, Board of Directors share transformative tales of hope and resilience that define our community from St. Vincent de Paul Dining Hall, Weigand Resource Center, St. Martha’s Baby Project, and the highly impactful refugee foster care/resettlement initiatives.
Podcasters: Doug Hansen & Devan Romano

"It is better a hundred guilty persons should escape than one innocent person should suffer."  -Ben Franklin. Imagine your first day sitting in a jail cell after being handed a multi-decade sentence and KNOWING you are innocent. Undoing this travesty of injustice is the heart and soul of Rocky Mountain Innocence Center (RMIC). As the innocence network affiliate covering the states of Utah, Nevada and Wyoming, RMIC is the only nonprofit organization in this region providing pro bono post-conviction innocence investigation and litigation services to those who have been wrongfully convicted.  Join us on this episode of Tanner’s Impact podcast as Kristy Columbia, Executive Director, and Thomas Kelley, Staff Attorney, provide a glimpse into the world of investigating and overturning wrongful convictions.