Im thankful for tears. As I grow older, I find that the poignant times that often precede emotional moments are actually a mix of joy and sorrow. I have also noticed tears arise in moments of inten

People of a certain age likely have a vessel of pictures. To be clear, Im not talking about a well curated photo album. For me, the vessel is a cheap plastic bin, about 8 W x 15 L x 4 D. Full of p

Bailee Taylor has a Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Southern Indiana and Masters Degree in Art Therapy and Mental Health Counseling from Indiana University. She is a Board Certified

Kimberly Hoffman was diagnosed with ME/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome over 30 years ago and then with fibromyalgia 12 years ago. She works full time at Cummins Inc. in the New and Recon Parts Department as

I dedicate this podcast to Robert Pulley who has inspired multiple generations of artists in Columbus and beyond as an Arts teacher at Columbus North High School and as a professional sculptor. Mr. Pu

Craig Willers is a DJ going by the moniker DJ du Nord and a musical artist going by the stage name Omns. He has always loved music from a young age. He was born in Corvallis, Oregon and raised in Haw

After 7 years, I walked away from my longest held job on Valentines Day 2023.I started at COSCO in January 2016 as a temporary worker. COSCO, whose name is a sort of acronym for Columbus Specialty Co

On this episode of Revealing Voices, we welcome Sherry Lanning to the show. Sherry wrote a letter to her son Robin called "The Fish Catcher" in Hope for Troubled Minds. She reads it and shares what it

In this episode, Skye Nicholson and Beth Hughes from the new Breaking Patterns podcast join Eric in Studio E in Columbus. Skye and Beth are 13 episodes into a podcast that explores how to recognize, c

I have been hiking the Sheltowee Trace Trail in Kentucky over the past 8 years. The 300 mile trail from Morehead, KY to Rugby, TN goes through the heart of beautiful rolling woods- hugging Cave Run La