The Talk of Louisville Podcast

The Talk Of Louisville Podcast Episode 12 Nicole Lowery and Meg Fischer Stone with Jacob’s Ladder

Welcome to The Talk Of Louisville Podcast. This episode Mike and Kellye talk with Nicole Lowery and Meg Fischer Stone with Jacob’s Ladder.
For more info visit www.jacobsladderlouisville.com

The Talk Of Louisville Podcast Episode 11 Sgt Tony Sacra

Welcome to The Talk Of Louisville Podcast. This episode Mike and Kellye talk with Louisville Metro police officer Tony Sacra talks about community outreach events in the Louisville Metro area.
 
For more info visit www.louisville-police.org/31/Education-Events

The Talk Of Louisville Podcast Episode 10 Stephen Taylor, M.D. and Jessica Baird

Welcome to The Talk Of Louisville Podcast. This episode Mike and Kellye talk with Stephen Taylor, M.D. and Jessica Baird. Unfortunately the end of the conversation was abruptly cut off.

The Talk Of Louisville Podcast Episode 9 Emily Kicklighter​ Certified Radical Remission Coach

Welcome to The Talk Of Louisville Podcast. This episode Mike and Kellye talk with Certified Radical Remission Coach Emily Kicklighter​ ​Emily is a certified Radical Remission Workshop Facilitator and Coach. The Radical Remission Multimodal Intervention (RRMI) was developed by Kelly A. Turner, PhD, after analyzing more than 1500 cases of cancer survivors experiencing radical remission (a.k.a. spontaneous regression) across all cancer types and extracting key lifestyle factors shared by these cancer survivors. The RRMI workshops provide instruction on these lifestyle factors to participants with cancer and give them tools to help navigate their cancer recovery journey. This pilot study aimed to evaluate the effect of the RRMI on the quality of life (QOL) of people with cancer. Emily is a certified Radical Remission Workshop Facilitator and Coach.
 
For more info visit emilykicklighter.org

The Talk Of Louisville Podcast Episode 8 Ashley Dearinger with I would Rather Be Reading

Welcome to The Talk Of Louisville Podcast. This episode Mike and Kellye talk with Ashley Dearinger with I would Rather Be Reading
 
I Would Rather Be Reading (IWRBR) provides equitable access to trauma responsive literacy support and social-emotional learning to children across greater Louisville.  
IWRBR provides reading tutoring, summer camps, after school programs, family engagement sessions, enrichment experiences, and professional development for educators and out of school time providers.
 
For more info visit https://www.iwouldratherbereading.org

The Talk Of Louisville Podcast Episode 7 Terry Hall with the Lesley & Rhyan Prather Foundation

Welcome to The Talk Of Louisville Podcast. This episode Mike and Kellye talk with Terry Hall with the Lesley & Rhyan Prather Foundation. Their mission is to Helping women, children and families dealing with tragedies (car accidents, pediatric/adult illness and fires).
 
For more info visit lrpfd.org

The Talk Of Louisville Podcast Episode 6 Kristen Mackin and Jamie Buckner making of the 499 Days

Welcome to The Talk Of Louisville Podcast. This episode Mike and Kellye talk with Kristen Mackin and Jamie Buckner discuss the making of the 499 Days documentary. By sharing Kyler's inspiring battle, we strive to raise awareness about the urgent need for DIPG research, foster a compassionate community, drive meaningful change, and illuminate a path toward a future where every pediatric cancer fight is met with renewed hope and commitment to finding a cure.

The Talk Of Louisville Podcast Episode 5 with Julie Hook and Amanda Mills With Southwest Center

Welcome to The Talk Of Louisville Podcast. This episode we talk with Julie Hook and Amanda Mills With Southwest Center, an organization dedicated to empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They discuss the center's various programs, including adult day training, residential services, community access, and transportation services—all aimed at fostering independence and community involvement. Tune in to learn how the Southwest Center is creating meaningful opportunities and enriching lives across Louisville.
 
Learn more at swcky.org.

The Talk Of Louisville Podcast Episode 4 Amanda Mills With Southend Street Angels

Welcome to The Talk Of Louisville Podcast. This episode with talk with Amanda Mills with Southend Street Angels: Supporting Louisville’s Homeless Community In this episode of The Talk of Louisville Podcast, we’re joined by Amanda Mills, the passionate founder of Southend Street Angels. Amanda shares the incredible work her organization does to support Louisville's homeless community, providing not just essential resources but also compassion and hope. We dive into the challenges faced by those experiencing homelessness, the power of community action, and how Southend Street Angels is making a tangible difference. Amanda also discusses how you can get involved and help uplift those in need. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about empathy, resilience, and the importance of giving back right here in Louisville, KY.
 
For more info: https://linktr.ee/Southendstreetangels502

The Talk Of Louisville Podcast Episode 3 Michelle Walsh with Seth's Squad

Welcome to The Talk Of Louisville Podcast. This episode Mike and Kellye talk with Michelle Wash from Seth's Squad.
Seth’s Squad was born from an extraordinary journey of courage, resilience, and love. Seth, the youngest of three boys, is a determined and spirited child who never lets anything hold him back. That determination was tested when he was diagnosed with B-cell lymphoblastic leukemia the day after Christmas in 2018. What followed was a relentless battle that saw Seth undergo multiple rounds of chemotherapy, 2 bone marrow transplants with his brother as one of the donors, Kymirah CAR-T therapy, and a clinical trial of Humanized CAR-T therapy. Seth receives primary treatment from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, treatment from Norton Children’s Hospital in Louisville, KY, and clinical trial care from the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Despite setbacks, 4 relapses, and grueling treatments, Seth never gave up. His unwavering spirit inspired his family and community to come together and create Seth’s Squad—a mission to provide pediatric cancer patients and their families with the hope and resources they need to keep fighting. From hospital care bags to emotional support, Seth’s Squad honors Seth’s incredible journey by ensuring no child or family faces this battle alone. Seth’s story is a testament to the power of resilience, innovative medical care, and the unbreakable bond of family and community. Today, Seth is thriving in remission, and his legacy fuels our mission to make a difference for families fighting pediatric cancer.
 
Learn more at sethssquad.org