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Our goal is to salute the stories of Non-Profit North Stars who energize your organizations with genuine purpose and have a gift to keep your organization moving in the right and uplifting direction of its noble mission. The focus is on unsung heroes. We cherish those who make large donations that empower philanthropy to thrive, but in this instance, we are looking for your suggestions on those who make a difference in their communities more by their service, commitment and leadership to the ...
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In the Front Row with Mike Vaccaro is your front row seat to one-on-one conversations with sports figures. Our guests are hall of famers, gold medalists, record holders, trailblazers and more. We share stories from all sports and eras to bring you amazing guests with incredible accounts of the moments that made them the athlete and person they are today.
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Leland Melvin was born and raised in Lynchburg, VA in the 1960s during the time of the moon landing in 1969. But, instead of wanting to be the next Neil Armstrong or Buzz Aldrin, Melvin wanted to be the next Arthur Ashe. While tennis didn't become his sport, football did, and Melvin earned a scholarship to the University of Richmond. Playing for th…
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Unpack the colorful truth behind red dye in this eye-opening episode of Tapping Into Uncomfortable with Dr. Reade Hubert. Dr. Hubert share the fascinating history, controversy, and future of synthetic dyes like Red Dye No. 3. Discover why these additives are being banned after over a century of use and what it means for our food industry today. Key…
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Chucky Brown was born and raised in New York City before moving to Southeastern North Carolina his sophomore year in high school. He was a standout at North Brunswick High School in Leland, NC and was named the 1985 North Carolina Mr. Basketball along with All-State and All-America. Although he grew up a North Carolina Tar Heel fan, Brown chose NC …
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Ready to challenge your brain and embrace a new you in 2025? Dive into this episode of "Tapping Into Uncomfortable" with Reade Hubert, D.C., as we unravel the mysteries of consciousness and explore how our brains craft reality. From understanding mental misinterpretations to tackling New Year's resolutions with fresh insights, this episode is packe…
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Boubacar Aw was born and raised in Sengela in West Africa. Like most Senegalese children, he played soccer and loved the sport. However, a growth spurt led to basketball and a new love. Georgetown assistant coach Craig Esherick helped discover Aw along with fellow Senegalese player Ya-Ya Dia. In 1993, at age 17 and speaking only French and Wolof, A…
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In this episode, join Dr. Reade Hubert as he dissects Santa Claus's potential medical conditions, explores essential biases in healthcare debates, and delves into fascinating historical tidbits. From Abraham Lincoln's rumored high-pitched voice to Einstein’s groundbreaking theories birthed from adversity—this hodgepodge of topics promises a rollerc…
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In this inspiring 13th episode of Non-Profit North Stars with Jim Eskin, we honor the incredible journey of John Donohue, Vice President for College Advancement at The College of New Jersey. With a career spanning over four decades, John has mentored countless professionals and transformed the fundraising and advancement landscape. From adapting to…
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Dive into the world of comfort and discomfort on this episode of Tapping Into Uncomfortable with Reade Hubert, DC e where he explores how our quest for comfort shapes every aspect of our lives - from technology to health care. Discover why understanding your own comfort zones can significantly reduce stress across mental, physical, social, and spir…
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In this episode, Dr. Reade Hubert dives into the fascinating world of cannabis and its impact on health. Join us as we explore the intriguing history, biology, and societal implications of marijuana use. From ancient myths to modern science, discover how THC interacts with your brain and body. Key insights from this episode include: - Understanding…
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Jake Plummer grew up in Idaho playing sports with his two older brothers. A three-sport athlete in high school, Plummer became an All-State quarterback who wanted to go to Stanford. Instead of being a walk-on for the Cardinal, he accepted a scholarship to Arizona State where he played for Bruce Snyder and became a starter his freshman year. A recor…
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Ryan Nyquist grew up in California riding bikes and doing trikes with his brother. What started out as a hobby became a profession when he left college and turned pro in 1995. He competed in his first X Games in 1996 and would rise to the top of the sport soon after. He moved to Greenville, NC where he lived with, and competed against, BMX legend D…
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Mario Andretti was born in Italy during World War II. At 8 years old, he and his family spent time in a refugee camp in Italy before moving to the United States. The Andretti family settled in Nazareth, PA where Mario and twin brother Aldo discovered the nearby Nazareth Speedway. Lying about their age and experience, the brothers began racing at ag…
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In this episode of Tapping Into Uncomfortable with Reade Hubert, DC, we meet Amelia and hear her challenging journey from trauma to triumph based on Chapter 6 of his book, 4Ts to a Better You: A Blueprint for Identifying and Addressing the Four Causes of Sickness. In the conversation with Amelia, Dr. Hubert explores how thoughts, toxins, trauma, an…
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Nick Mangold grew up in Ohio, the oldest of four kids with three sisters. He was all-state in football while also wrestling and competing in the shot put. A highly recruited offensive lineman, Mangold chose Ohio State over Notre Dame despite his mom's wishes that he'd play for the Fighting Irish. A three-year starter at center for Jim Tressel, Mang…
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Julius Hodge grew up in Harlem and was named after NBA Hall of Famer Julius Erving. He fell in love with basketball after his dad took him to a New York Knicks game against Magic Johnson and the Los Angeles Lakers as a kid. Hodge's game flourished in high school where he was a McDonald's All-American and the New York State Mr. Basketball. He grew u…
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Back from his summer sabbatical, Reade Hubert, DC dives deep into one of today's most pressing health issues: obesity. In this episode of Tapping Into Uncomfortable, we explore the complex factors contributing to obesity, from our mental relationship with food to genetic predispositions. Key Takeaways: - Understanding how thoughts, toxins, trauma, …
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In this episode, Jim Eskin salutes Tommy Waller, President and CEO of the Center for Security Policy, and a retired U.S. Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel. Waller reflects on his time in the military, his views on current national security threats, and the pressing issue of complacency in America regarding global dangers. He also shares the Center’s …
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Joe Theismann grew up in South River, NJ where he was often found outside playing basketball, baseball or football. After he convinced his mom to allow him to play organized football, he teamed up with future Hall of Famer Drew Pearson at South River High School and became a star. Highly recruited, Theismann initially committed to NC State before e…
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In this episode, host Jim Eskin engages in a conversation with retired associate professor from Harvard Medical School, Dr. Charles 'Chuck' Pozner. Pozner is a pioneer in medical simulation and the discussion delves into how medical simulation has transformed clinical education by providing a safe environment for clinicians to practice and hone the…
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Tony Silvagni was born in Pennsylvania, but moved to Kure Beach, NC when he was 5. That move led to a love of the water and surfing. Silvagni gravitated to longboard surfing, idolizing surfing legend Kelly Slater. His professional career has taken Silvagni around the world where he has won numerous championships and placed 5th in the world in 2023.…
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Bob Kendrick grew up in the small town of Crawfordville, Georgia. In 1980, he accepted a basketball scholarship to play at Park College in Parkville, Missouri making his way to the Midwest for the first time. Following a 10-year newspaper career, Kendrick began his tenure with the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, MO in 1998 and was nam…
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Dick LeBeau on 2008 Pittsburgh Steelers, Hall of Fame Playing Career and 45-Year NFL Coaching Career Dick Lebeau was born in London, Ohio just 25 miles from Columbus. He stayed close to home and played for legendary coach Woody Hayes at Ohio State and was a two-way player on the 1957 Buckeyes National Championship team. The Cleveland Browns drafted…
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As an attorney, Anne Bader-Martin has practiced juvenile and family law in Massachusetts since 1995. Frustrated by the lack of resources available to help the underserved children and families she worked with, she conceived of the concept that would become One Can Help (OCH). As Executive Director, she has been heavily involved in creating and over…
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Josh Rawitch is a Los Angeles native who grew up playing baseball and idolizing the Los Angeles Dodgers. He attended Indiana University thinking he would be the next Vin Scully and instead became Scully's "boss" during his 15 years working for the Dodgers rising to Vice President of Communications. Rawitch also spent a decade working for the Arizon…
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Welcome to our summer hiatus announcement! As we look forward to resuming in September with topics like 'The Big O' (not what you're thinking) and an interview with Amelia (from Chapter 6 in my new book), I'm grateful for your support which has propelled this quirky health show beyond expectations. Your assignment until then: a deep dive into self-…
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Lance Parrish was born in Pennsylvania and grew up in California where he was a three-sport star in high school. With an offer to play football at UCLA, Parrish was drafted in the first round by the Detroit Tigers in 1974 and decided to start his professional career. While making his way through the minor leagues, Parrish had a brief stint as a "bo…
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In this chock-full episode of Tapping into Uncomfortable, host Reade Hubert, DC, delves deep into the topic of self-appreciation and the astonishing capabilities of the human body. He highlights our remarkable physiological processes using red blood cell regeneration as an example to inspire listeners to recognize their uniqueness. He also uses his…
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In this special episode, Dr. Reade Hubert announces the launch of his much anticipated launch of his book, Four T's to a Better You, which encapsulates over 30 years of insights and personal experience. The show delves into the symbolism behind the book’s design and how it intertwines with his life's work. Key Points Discussed: Personal Significanc…
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Welcome back to another episode of Tapping into Uncomfortable with Dr. Reade Hubert, the podcast that aims to stimulate cerebral blood flow and help you make better decisions. Join us as we delve into a variety of thought-provoking topics designed to challenge your perspectives. In This Episode: Cerebral Pulmonary Resuscitation: We emphasize the im…
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In this inspiring episode of the North Star Podcast, host Jim Eskin welcomes a true guiding light in the nonprofit world, Steve Lerman. As a super lawyer with an illustrious five-decade career in communications and entertainment law, Steve shares his journey from personal tragedy to professional success to impactful philanthropy. Key Takeaways: Ove…
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In this thought-provoking episode of "Tapping into Uncomfortable," host Dr. Reade Hubert takes a deep dive into the complexities of individual versus public health. The discussion revolves around the delicate balance between personal choices and societal well-being, especially in light of recent global health crises. Key Points Discussed: The Intri…
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In this episode of Tapping Into Uncomfortable, host Reade Hubert, DC moves into the application of identifying how listeners can apply the '4 T’s' (Thoughts, Toxins, Trauma, Traits) to their daily lives. The discussion includes insights on biological versus chronological age, forming a health corporation named 'You Inc.', focusing on capital T’s Th…
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Dr. Alice Christie, Founder and CEO of Tynkertopia has been an educator for the last 56 years. She taught in the K-12 arena for 20 years, was a professor of education at Arizona State University for 20+ years and spent 9 years traveling to 37 states to provide STEM education workshops to over 5000 PK-12 teachers. In 2017, she founded and self-funde…
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Episode Overview: In this thought-provoking episode of "Tapping into Uncomfortable," host Reade Hubert, DC dives deep into the final 'T' of his foundational 4 T's concept — Traits. However, he clarifies that traits are actually about genes and their expression in our lives. He explores the intricate relationship between genetics and health outcomes…
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Dre' Bly Reflects on His 11-year NFL Journey, from Winning a Super Bowl to CoachingDre' Bly grew up in Chesapeake, VA raised by parents who were long-time educators. Bly played multiple sports as a kid highlighted by baseball and football. A fan of Michael Jordan and the Tar Heels, Bly chose to play at North Carolina over schools like Virginia, Vir…
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Trauma ranks as the fourth leading cause of death in America and tragically tops among 15-25 year-olds. It manifests through both catastrophic events and smaller repetitive actions that harm over time. To manage trauma: incorporate positive movement, apply the 'Goldilocks theory' for adaptation without damage, and prioritize rest alongside good nut…
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In this bonus episode of "Tapping into Uncomfortable," Dr. Reade Hubert dives deep into the current health topics buzzing in society's collective consciousness - the zeitgeist - focusing on weight loss, diabetes type 2, and a unique take on STDs (not what you think!). Key Points Discussed: Diabetes Type 2 Focus: Dr. Hubert empathizes with those suf…
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Dan “Nitro” Clark on being an American Gladiator and Netflix docuseries “Muscles & Mayhem”Dan Clark was born in Japan. After trying boxing and baseball, he turned to football which would take him to San Jose State and a brief stint in the NFL with the Los Angeles Rams. When his football career ended, Clark moved to Hollywood with Arnold Schwarzeneg…
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DISCLAIMER: The views, thoughts and opinions expressed are the speaker's own and do not represent the views thoughts and of Atlas Chiropractic Center of Escanaba, Michigan, Largent Media, or any of their affiliates or subsidiaries. The material and information presented in this podcast is for entertainment purposes only. Should you need medical att…
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DISCLAIMER: The views, thoughts and opinions expressed are the speaker's own and do not represent the views thoughts and of Atlas Chiropractic Center of Escanaba, Michigan, Largent Media, or any of their affiliates or subsidiaries. The material and information presented in this podcast is for entertainment purposes only. Should you need medical att…
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DISCLAIMER: The views, thoughts and opinions expressed are the speaker's own and do not represent the views thoughts and of Atlas Chiropractic Center of Escanaba, Michigan, Largent Media, or any of their affiliates or subsidiaries. The material and information presented in this podcast is for entertainment purposes only. Should you need medical att…
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Host Jim Eskin celebrates the selfless individuals who dedicate their lives to helping others by highlighting their passion and guiding non-profits in a positive direction. In this episode, the spotlight is on Leia Hunt. Leia Hunt is a 2 time childhood cancer survivor, founder of the nonprofit known as Leia’s Kids, podcast host, inspirational speak…
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Host Jim Eskin celebrates the selfless individuals who dedicate their lives to helping others by highlighting their passion and guiding non-profits in a positive direction. In this episode, the spotlight is on Maestro Peter Bay, an accomplished music director and conductor with over a quarter-century at the helm of the Austin Symphony Orchestra. Au…
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Joe Kleine grew up in Slater, Missouri where he was a 2nd Team Parade All-American basketball player. Raised Catholic and a big Notre Dame fan, Kleine chose to play for the Fighting Irish and head coach Digger Phelps. After transferring to Arkansas where he played for another legendary coach in Eddie Sutton, Kleine saw his game flourish. From 1982-…
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In this fifth episode, we celebrate Dan Baker, President and CEO of the National Peace Corps Association. Nominated by Marv Leroy for embodying the Peace Corps' mission—to foster understanding between Americans and other cultures—Dan has dedicated his life post-Davidson College to international service. The Peace Corps has seen over 200,000 volunte…
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Jack "Goose" Givens on 1978 Kentucky National Championship and his NBA coach Hubie BrownJack Givens grew up in the housing projects of Lexington, KY playing baseball, but his sport of choice changed as his body changed and he started to grow. His growth spurt helped him excel at basketball and become Mr. Kentucky Basketball and a Prade All-American…
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Kevin Eastman on the 2008 Celtics Championship TEAM and Coaching KG, Ray Allen, And Paul PierceKevin Eastman grew up in New Jersey playing basketball. After graduating high school, Eastman played at Richmond where he was a two-time captain and 1000-point scorer (he was inducted into the Richmond Athletics Hall of Fame in 2004). Eastman played one y…
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Josh Bonifay grew up around baseball with a grandfather who was a minor league general manager and a dad who was the GM for the Pittsburgh Pirates. After excelling in high school, Bonifay attended UNCW where he played for legendary head coach Mark Scalf. Following his junior year, he was drafted by the Pirates receiving the phone call from his dad.…
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David Ibarra is a leadership consultant and entrepreneur. He is the founder of eLeaderTech, the Ibarra-Brito Group, and the David Ibarra Enterprises. David's life is a testament to overcoming adversity. Born to immigrant parents and placed in foster care at a young age, he began his career washing dishes before becoming the youngest franchise owner…
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Brett Blizzard on UNCW Basketball, LESSONS learned from Coach Jerry Wainwright and playing in Italy Brett Blizzard grew up in Tallahassee, FL playing football for his dad, Al, but focused on basketball when his dad coached the high school team. A prolific scorer and Player of the Year at Florida State University School, Blizzard chose to play for U…
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