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Episode 39: Dr. Donna Broshek, John Edward Fowler Professor of Psychology, Neuropsychology Assessment Clinic, Chief of Psychology Services, and co-directs the UVA Acute Concussion Evaluation Clinic 33:01

13d ago33:01

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In this episode of Concussion Headliners, Dr. Donna Broshek, a renowned neuropsychologist, shares her journey from aspiring engineer to leading expert in sports concussions and epilepsy. She discusses her clinical work at UVA, where she directs multiple neuropsychology and concussion programs, and her significant contributions to organizations like…

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Episode 38: Dr. Mark Lovell, Former Chairperson and CSO of ImPACT Applications 41:14

1M ago41:14

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Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of Dr. Mark Lovell, a Grand Rapids native whose pioneering work in concussion management has transformed the field. From his early days as a music major at Northern Michigan University to developing the ImPACT test, Lovell's impact is profound. Discover his career highlights, from working with the Pittsb…

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Episode 37: Dr. Michael Collins, Clinical and Executive Director of the UPMC Sports Medicine Concussion Program 38:10

2M ago38:10

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Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of Dr. Michael Collins, from his small-town upbringing in Maine to his influential role as the Clinical and Executive Director of the UPMC Sports Medicine Concussion Program. Learn how his dedication to neuropsychology and the creation of ImPACT transformed baseline testing and concussion management. Tun…

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Episode 36: Dr. Gavin Davis, Neurosurgeon, Professor, University of Notre Dame Australia, Monash University 51:36

2M ago51:36

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This week, we delve into the extraordinary journey of Dr. Gavin Davis, from his life in Australia to becoming a global leader in neurosurgery. Discover his international training experiences and what inspired his career choice. Tune in to hear about his remarkable resilience, dedication, and the passion driving his success.…

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Episode 35: David Maddocks, Partner, Perry Maddocks Trollope Lawyers 44:16

2M ago44:16

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Join us as we dive into a fascinating conversation with David Maddocks, an experienced medical lawyer with a unique background in neuroscience. Discover how these two fields intertwine in his groundbreaking work. David shares intriguing insights from his career, including high-profile cases, his career journey, and more. Don't miss this episode pac…

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Episode 34: Dr. Grant Iverson, Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Harvard Medical School 39:11

3M ago39:11

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We had the pleasure of sitting down with Dr. Grant Iverson, a neuropsychology specialist and clinician scientist in mild TBI and mental health, on this week's Concussion Headliners episode. Dr. Iverson shares his unique journey from growing up on a 35-acre farm in Northern Iowa, where his family had up to 40 horses at their peak! He takes us throug…

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Episode 33: Kathryn Schneider, Associate Professor, Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of Calgary. 35:55

3M ago35:55

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On this week's episode of the Concussion Headliners Podcast, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Kathryn Schneider, Associate Professor and Clinician Scientist (Physiotherapist) at the Sport Injury Prevention Research Centre, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Calgary. In this episode, Kathryn shared the journey of her family's travels that…

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Here’s To The Crazy Ones (A Farewell For Now) 22:24

3M ago22:24

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Over the last two years, I’ve released 110 episodes of this podcast. It’s been an amazing journey, and the time has come for me to take a little break in order to fulfill on the giving work I am committed to. This week, I fill you in on what’s next in my personal giving, and share why being called crazy is a label every giver should aspire for. ___…

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Addition Through Subtraction 2:15

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Our development-centric culture seems to reward addition over everything else. Subtraction is usually not seen as the star of progression, especially when it comes to making progress in our lives. This week, learn why we should start seeing the minus sign as the key to unlocking our giving potential. Hidden Brain Episode, “Do Less:“ Apple Podcasts:…

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The Problem with Moral Individualism (Revisited) 14:56

4M ago14:56

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Individualism seems to be everywhere. It’s in the movies we watch, the news we read, and the music we listen to. But just because it is everywhere, doesn’t mean it is useful. This week, find out why, ironically, getting outside yourself is the surest way to be individually successful in life and giving. Radio West Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.co…

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Episode 32: Dr. Robert Cantu, Medical Director and Director of Clinical Research at the Cantu Concussion Center at Emerson Hospital 38:11

4M ago38:11

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Tune in as we speak with Dr. Robert Cantu, Medical Director and Director of Clinical Research at the Cantu Concussion Center at Emerson Hospital. A California native, Dr. Cantu shares his love for jazz music and baseball, along with his journey into concussion care.University of Michigan Concussion Center

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Voluntary Inconvenience 9:39

4M ago9:39

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Inconvenience is often something we avoid. In fact, the amount of energy we spend avoiding it seems, in some respects, counterproductive. This week, learn why we should sometimes choose to voluntarily inconvenience ourselves, especially when it comes to freeing up resources for our giving. Voluntary Simplicity Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us…

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The Power of Commitment 9:54

4M ago9:54

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Commitment is a principle often talked about but rarely practiced. It seems that our default behavior is to do everything except what is truly necessary. This week, discover how true commitment—or simply doing what is necessary—can take your giving to the next level. The Power of Discontentment: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/giving-is-a-ski…

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What It Means To Be Human 2:35

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It’s easy to get so wrapped up in our own human experiences that we forget what it’s like for those around us. This week, learn what it means to be human through the documentary 'Human Volume 1.’ Human Volume 1: https://youtu.be/vdb4XGVTHkE?si=em2tqF6I_qknURwi ______________________________________________________ Check out the new 5 minute video i…

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Episode 31: Joseph Maroon MD, board-certified clinical professor of neurological surgery at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center 42:30

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Join us this week as we speak with a true pioneer in the field of neurosurgery and concussion research, Dr. Joe Maroon. Not only a board-certified clinical professor of neurological surgery at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center but also a co-developer of the ImPACT computer test for concussion. Joe spent over forty years as the team neuros…

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Don’t Be an Ostrich (Revisited) 18:16

5M ago18:16

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It's easy to feel overwhelmed by the inequities in this world. Between almost continuous reports of natural disasters, the ever-present echoes of war, and political upheaval abroad, and at home, one can feel like the only way to deal with all the noise is to simply find the nearest sandhill and shove their head in it. This week, learn how to gradua…

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The Messy Middle (ft. Austin Heath) 33:45

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The messy middle is where a lot of us find ourselves, especially when it comes to giving. We have an inkling of an idea to give back, but for one reason or another we can’t get all the pieces to fit together just right. Although necessary to creating good in the world, it’s all to easy to get stuck within continuous ideation. This week, learn from …

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The Power of Discontentment 18:10

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Discontentment is often viewed negatively in our society, with the natural response being to avoid it if possible, and to quickly rebound if not. But what if we chose to dwell in this dissatisfaction and approached it with curiosity? This week, learn how embracing the power of discontent can serve as a catalyst for enhancing the way you give. _____…

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To Be Incarcerated (ft. Portia Louder) 34:11

6M ago34:11

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Prison is one of those places about which most of us know very little. As such, it's easy for stereotypes and misunderstandings to color our perceptions of those who find themselves incarcerated. This week, learn how to push back against this way of thinking through the raw story of Portia Louder. ___________________________________________________…

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100 Episodes Later - 10 Things I’ve Learned About Giving (ft. Conner Simmons) 40:23

6M ago40:23

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It’s hard to believe that this is episode 100 of the Giving is a Skill Podcast! To celebrate, I’m diving deep into the podcast archives to share the 10 things I’ve learned about the skill set of giving since starting this podcast! Giving is a Skill The Free Throws of Giving: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/giving-is-a-skill/id1622894869?i=100…

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Episode 30: John Ciecko III, President of Michigan Athletic Trainer's Association 43:48

6M ago43:48

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It’s National Athletic Training Month and we caught up with John Ciecko III, MBA, ATC, President of the Michigan Athletic Trainers’ Society (MATS) and Health and Well-being Specialist with Personify Health. John shares stories of his family history and provides some valuable tips for clinicians on working with patients effectively. A Jiu-Jitsu enth…

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Voluntary Simplicity 15:41

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For many of us, luck is often a casual conversation topic revolving around four-leaf clovers and leprechauns. Rarely does it inspire us to change our behavior, because, after all, luck is seen as mere chance. But have you ever considered what your life would be like without the luck you currently enjoy? This week, learn how you can leverage the suc…

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When Intentions Aren’t Enough (ft. Aaron Miller) 36:40

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Intention is often the main criterion we use to gauge our impact as individual philanthropists. The common belief is, "If our hearts are in the right place, that's all that matters." But, is that truly the case? Should the goodwill of our hearts be the sole measure of the positive change we bring into the world? This week, join us as we explore a m…

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Episode 29: Nichole Shotwell, President and CEO of the Brain Injury Association of Michigan 31:53

6M ago31:53

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We’re talking with Nichole Shotwell, president and CEO of the Brain Injury Association of Michigan on this week’s Concussion Headliner’s Podcast. From her unexpected academic journey at the University of Michigan to her love for The Big Bang Theory and Barenaked Ladies, Nichole's story is musically interesting and diverse. Raised in Metro Detroit, …

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The Giving Order of Operations 10:44

7M ago10:44

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We typically think of math when the phrase 'order of operations' is used. But what would happen if we applied this sequential focus approach to giving? This week, learn how to follow the Giving Order of Operations: Need, Intervention, and Giver. ______________________________________________________ Check out the new 5 minute video introduction to …

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A Giver’s Journey Pt. 2 (ft. Lauren Lund) 34:54

7M ago34:54

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Journeys are made up of thousands of individual steps. It’s not every day that you get the chance to learn, in real-time, from the individual steps of another. This week, get the chance to do just that as Lauren Lund joins us to check in on her as-lived giving journey. A Giver’s Journey Pt. 1 (ft. Laurent Lund) * Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.ap…

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Episode 28: Dr. Julian Bailes, Chairman of the Department of Neurosurgery, North Shore University Health System 35:44

7M ago35:44

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Join us today as we speak with Dr. Julian Bailes, Chairman of the Department of Neurosurgery at the North Shore University Health System and Co-Director of the North Shore Neurological Institute in Chicago, IL. With a successful career spanning three decades, Dr. Bailes brings extensive experience as a sideline physician for both NFL and NCAA teams…

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How to Save a Life 11:55

7M ago11:55

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There is a pervasive belief that you have to be rich in order to be involved in lifesaving giving. It’s pervasive because it is simply not true. In fact, for less than the cost of an In-and-Out hamburger, you could literally save the life of another human being. This week, learn how you can donate effectively by utilizing the research services of o…

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Episode 27: Jared Odrick, former NFL defensive end and professional actor 1:07:32

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Join us as we chat with Jared Odrick, a former defensive end in the NFL who grew up in Lebanon, PA. Jared was a standout athlete in college at Penn State before he was drafted by the Miami Dolphins in 2010. Beyond football, he also made appearances on the popular TV series Ballers, and more recently showcased his acting in the 2022 action/fantasy f…

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The Outsized Impact of Individual Donors 15:25

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If you’ve ever thought that your money doesn’t matter in giving, you’re not alone. It can be easy to view your individual contribution as insignificant when compared to the major issues of this world like hunger, poverty, and disease. Your not alone though, and when you take your money and combine it with all the other givers out in the world, the …

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Episode 31: Jeff Miller, NFL Executive VP of Communications, Public Affairs and Policy 38:09

7M ago38:09

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Meet Jeff Miller, a seasoned executive who has been an integral part of the NFL since 2008 and currently serves as the executive VP of communications, public affairs and policy, as well as overseeing health and safety initiatives. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Chicago Law School, this Bayside, Wisconsinite roots…

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How the Utah Jazz Bear Became the Mascot for Charities (ft. Jon Absey and Andy Chudd) 31:54

8M ago31:54

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Mascots are a lot of things, but before 1994 they weren’t often thought of when it came to charity work. That all changed when Jon Absey and Andy Chudd struck up an unlikely partnership that led to the Jazz Bear becoming the Mascot for Charities. This week, meet the man behind the bear and learn why you don’t have to be famous to get started. _____…

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Miracle Tim (ft. Caroline Hilton) 23:07

8M ago23:07

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The kindness of strangers is something many of us have vivid experiences with. Whether it is the surprise paid meal, an unexpected gift, or a kind compassionate compliment, these often unanimous heroes make all of our worlds a little brighter. This week, listen to a recent experience Caroline Hilton and I had with one of these kind strangers and th…

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Episode 26: Dr. Willie Stewart, Consultant Neuropathologist at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow 31:56

8M ago31:56

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Join us this week for a conversation with Dr. Willie Stewart, a distinguished consultant neuropathologist at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow and an honorary professor in the School of Psychology & Neuroscience. An international guest on our show, Dr. Stewart takes us on a journey through his life, sharing personal anecdotes from his…

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A Giver’s Journey Pt. 1 (ft. Lauren Lund) 28:17

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Just like journeys on the road or into the mountains, giving journeys are much more enjoyable with company. There is something inherently bonding and motivating about this companionship, which is why we are introducing a new segment to the podcast where we get to walk a few miles in the shoes of other givers. This week, learn about overcoming the o…

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Our Impact (2024) 33:45

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Unfortunately, impact is talked about much more than it is actioned on. Too many of us waste our energy and resources dreaming about a better world while a select few are actually putting in the work. At GrassRoots Giving, it is our mission to flip this trend on its head. In this episode, learn about the impact we, as a team, intend to have in 2024…

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Episode 25: Kyla Zalapski, Founder of Ground Zero Basics Inc. and owner at Fitness Evolution 49:26

8M ago49:26

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We’re kicking off 2024 with a brand new podcast episode featuring Kyla Zalapski, founder of Ground Zero Basics Inc. and owner of Fitness Evolution. Does the name sound familiar? Kyla is the younger sister of the late Zarley Zalapski, a former Canadian professional ice hockey defenseman from 1987 to 2010 who played on the Canadian national team and …

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Clumsy Beginnings (Ft. Conner Simmons) 58:13

9M ago58:13

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Giving is a Skill is evolving and one of the main catalysts behind this evolution is a good friend of mine, Conner Simmons. Conner and I met in high school and after a few years a part, we are joining forces to refocus and revamp this show into something greater. This week, get to know Conner personally and begin to see the future of Giving is a Sk…

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Start Small, Grow Tall (Revisited) 14:49

9M ago14:49

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With New Year's just around the corner, it can be tempting to spend the next week or so planning ambitious giving goals for 2023. Maybe you feel called to help alleviate poverty in South America, support homeless veterans in Miami, or stop the deforestation of the Amazon rainforest. Whatever the cause, before you get too far down the giving daydrea…

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Santa Claus: The World’s First Philanthropist (Revisited) 10:54

9M ago10:54

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Almost every Christmas tradition is rooted in some act of generosity. You can see this in the decorated trees, carolers on doorsteps, and in the character of jolly old St. Nicholas. This week, learn the philanthropy origin story of the rosy-cheeked man with the red suit and sleigh. Main History Reference: https://www.stnicholascenter.org/who-is-st-…

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Episode 24: Dr. Lori Ploutz-Snyder, Dean, University of Michigan School of Kinesiology 40:29

9M ago40:29

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This week we’re connecting with Dean Lori Ploutz-Snyder at the University of Michigan School of Kinesiology. Before diving into her leadership at U-M, she was a lead scientist for the Exercise Physiology and Countermeasures project at NASA’s Johnson Space Center, helping develop exercise protocols to maintain astronaut health. A former competitive …

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Finding True Meaning In Family Gatherings This Christmas 14:47

9M ago14:47

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With Christmas just 13 days away, the pressure is ramping up to finalize Christmas plans and presents. With so much to do, it can be easy to forget why we celebrate Christmas in the first place, especially when it comes to family gatherings. This week, learn how to stir your family get-togethers towards the true meaning of Christmas, regardless of …

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What To Do Instead of the 12 Days of Christmas (Revisited) 21:30

10M ago21:30

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What if you could stretch The 12 Days of Christmas across the entire year, and instead of giving just once a year, you established a tradition of year-round giving? It is possible, but only if we think of the Christmas season as a headstart to our giving instead of the year’s finale. This week, discover an approach to Christmas that can truly make …

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Episode 23: Dr. Margot Putukian, Chief Medical Officer at Major League Soccer 36:09

10M ago36:09

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Meet Dr. Margot Putukian, Chief Medical Officer at Major League Soccer. Hailing from a pint-sized town outside of Boston, Dr. Putukian's upbringing was a blend of sports and music. Juggling sports like soccer, tennis, basketball, and softball, she had a game plan for every season. With a Biology degree from Yale and a knack for finding purpose earl…

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Giving Tuesday 8:26

10M ago8:26

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Today is #GivingTuesday! So if you’re sick of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, now is the perfect time to focus on be looking outside ourselves and giving. This week, we’re shining the spotlight on the movement of GivingTuesday, a global movement that inspires people to give back to their communities. We’ll explore the history of the organization, it…

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Family Giving Pt. 2: Creating a Culture of Giving 12:41

10M ago12:41

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Just in time for Thanksgiving comes part 2 of our mini-series on family giving. In this week’s episode, we’ll discuss the benefits of consciously implementing a consistent giving culture within our families and discuss how you can get started if you’re family feels a little weak in this area. Referenced Fidelity Study: https://www.fidelitycharitabl…

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Episode 22: Dr. Michael Turner, Medical Director and CEO of The International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF) 48:08

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You’re invited to this week’s conversation with Dr. Michael Turner, Medical Director and CEO of The International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF). From growing up in Hong Kong to moving all over the world, Dr. Turner shares his experience from a young age at boarding school to serving as a physician at the Olympics. Listener…

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Family Giving Pt. 1: Start at Home 13:55

10M ago13:55

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Giving within our families can be challenging. Expectations, complex history, and cultural norms often make serving those we love seem impossible. With so much at stake, the thought of opening the giving can of worms might seem daunting. This week, discover why giving in the home can be the perfect starting point for one's giving journey. _________…

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Reachable Giving: Make-A-Wish Utah (ft. Caroline Hilton and Lindsey Sampson) 28:54

10M ago28:54

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What would Halloween look like if it had a little more purpose? Find out what we discovered with the help of two members of the GrassRoots community, Caroline Hilton and Lindsey Sampson. ______________________________________________________ Check out the new 5 minute video introduction to giving and philanthropy: https://vimeo.com/824985963 ______…

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Episode 21: Dr. John Leddy, Medical Director of the Concussion Management Clinic, University at Buffalo 40:31

11M ago40:31

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Join us this week for a captivating conversation with Dr. John Leddy, Director of the Concussion Management Clinic at the University at Buffalo. A native New Yorker and eldest of five siblings, Dr. Leddy speaks to the importance of learning from failure and having good mentors along the way. Whether you're a fan of The Simpsons or enjoy a good dess…

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