The Apologies Podcast

Charlene Lam shares how she used her creativity and instincts as a curator to navigate grief and discusses how she now helps others do the same.  

Photographer Kelsey Kradel shares what life has looked like since she sold everything she owned, ditched her job in the corporate world, and packed her whole life into her self-converted 2008 Dodge Sprinter van.For more about Kelsey and her photography, click here.To find "Big Bertha" on Air BnB, click here.

Meghan Riordan Jarvis discusses her new book End of the Hour: A Therapist's Memoir and shares what happened when her father died after a year-long battle with cancer, followed by her mother's unexpected passing while on their family vacation. She also talks the difference between grief and trauma as well as the importance of grief-aware workplaces.For more about Meghan, click here.For more about End of the Hour, click here. For Meghan's podcast, Grief is My Side Hustle, click here.

Chuck Eastman reflects on his 20 years in the military and shares how he’s found an unexpected sense of purpose working for the org Stop Soldier Suicide.

Caleb Abrams shares how he went from fine artist to filmmaker and unwittingly became a steward of Seneca history and culture.

Evelyn Wald is an ordained Lutheran minister, a trained divorce and custody mediator and a restorative justice advocate.She shares how experiencing a season of loss in her twenties shaped her life and career.

Chaarvi Modi shares how thirteen months of solo travel across India helped her navigate depression and find a sense of peace.

Sergii Zavadsky shares what it’s been like living through an on-going war and discusses the humanitarian work he’s doing through Rotary International to help the people of Ukraine.