This week we are joined by Abby Brandon-Livits and Misty Adams from the National Down Syndrome Society to talk about the 2023 NYC Buddy Walk and its wonderful Times Square Video presentation that red

Today we're joined again by Dr. Eric Rubenstein, an Assistant Professor of Epidemiology at Boston University School of Public Health. Eric is a researcher, a volunteer for the Special Olympics and a l

Today we're joined by Dr. Tom Mahan, who specializes in Alzheimers research with a focus on individuals with Down syndrome. Tom is a father of three boys and his oldest son, Teddy, has down syndrome

This week we visit with Brady Murray of RODS Heroes, an organization meant to inspire families to answer the call to adopt children born with Down syndrome and other special abilities. Brady and his w

In this episode, we speak with Johan Lindborg, founder of t21 Coffee. We had a beautiful conversation discussing his journey with his 12 year old son Cooper and how he has transformed from the doubts

Today we are joined by Ben Hughs to discuss the Down Syndrome Diagnosis Network (DSDN) and how it empowers new parents with online supports, information, and resources. We also talk about the in perso

Ted Green is a documentarian whose latest film, The Best Weve Got: The Carl Erskine Story, will be airing on PBS SoCal July 4th.Teds film is an in-depth look at Carl Erskine, a Dodgers pitcher wh

Today we are joined by Vaish and Sid Sarathy. Dr. Vaish Sarathy is a functional nutrition practitioner and science educator. She isthe founder of Functional Nutrition for Kids andPlum Pudding Chemis

In this episode we speak again to Zen Buddhist Priest, Karen Maezen Miller and discuss the art of letting go, letting the answers be in the moment, and finding surrender in acceptance of that moment.

In this episode, Julie Picot shares the experience of her latest series of IEPs meant to usher her daughter Elyse into the Los Angeles Public School system.LAUSD Complaint Response UnitWebsite: htt