Episode 1: September 11th- Step by Step with Michael Hingson
New York Times' Bestselling author of Thunder Dog and 9/11 Survivor, Michael Hingson joins us via Skype.
On September 11, 2001, he and his guide dog escaped down 1,463 stairs of the North Tower, so in this interview we followed him step by step during his 78-floor descent, while also discussing the common misconceptions of being blind.
On September 11, 2001, he and his guide dog escaped down 1,463 stairs of the North Tower, so in this interview we followed him step by step during his 78-floor descent, while also discussing the common misconceptions of being blind.
Episode 2: One-on-One with Dr. Terrence Roberts - Little Rock Nine
Little Rock Nine Member and Congressional Gold Medal Recipient, Dr. Terrence Roberts, joins us live in-studio.
He discusses his experience of being one of nine black students sent to desegregate an all-white school in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Later, we travel to Boston where we talk to witnesses, capture the location of the first explosion, and remember all the victims.
He discusses his experience of being one of nine black students sent to desegregate an all-white school in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Later, we travel to Boston where we talk to witnesses, capture the location of the first explosion, and remember all the victims.
Episode 3: A Conversation on Race Relations with Jane Elliott
America's Foremost Diversity Educator and Creator of the Blue Eyed- Brown Eyed Exercise, Jane Elliott, joins us via Skype.
She sits down with me discussing her experience doing this exercise, and some of the scariest moments she encountered. We also discuss what we can do to change some of the shocking problems in today's world.
She sits down with me discussing her experience doing this exercise, and some of the scariest moments she encountered. We also discuss what we can do to change some of the shocking problems in today's world.
A YouTube Video will not be posted for this show, so be sure to check your local listings to find out when it will air.
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Check npatv.org for a full schedule. Thank You.
Episode 4: 443 Pounds at 14- Maria Caprigno talks Weight
Childhood Obesity Patient and Youngest-Ever Recipient of Bariatric Surgery, Maria Capringo, joins us in-studio.
By the age of 14, Maria weighed in at 443 pounds. But in the last three years, Maria has lost a total of 137 pounds, which was only possible through the Bariatric Surgery she underwent. She explains in detail the process and aftermath of this surgery.
By the age of 14, Maria weighed in at 443 pounds. But in the last three years, Maria has lost a total of 137 pounds, which was only possible through the Bariatric Surgery she underwent. She explains in detail the process and aftermath of this surgery.
Episode 5: Living Life with Few Regrets- Fernando Morales on Cancer
Rediagnosed Cancer Patient and Norwood High School Graduate, Fernando Morales, joins us in-studio.
He was fighting Ewing's Sarcoma for a second time and discusses school, Chemo, family, and friends.
His outlook on life is one that I admire, and his positivity about his situation is one that I cherish.
Rest in Peace, Fernando.
May 4, 1994- January 16, 2015
He was fighting Ewing's Sarcoma for a second time and discusses school, Chemo, family, and friends.
His outlook on life is one that I admire, and his positivity about his situation is one that I cherish.
Rest in Peace, Fernando.
May 4, 1994- January 16, 2015
Episode 6: At Fenway Park with Ed Weiss
We visit, Fenway Sports' Group Executive Vice President and General Counsel, Ed Weiss, at Fenway Park.
We traveled through his life story from Harvard to Time Warner to his current position under John Henry of the Boston Red Sox.
Then, he brought us on a private tour around the park from the city-view platform to the iconic Green Monster.
We traveled through his life story from Harvard to Time Warner to his current position under John Henry of the Boston Red Sox.
Then, he brought us on a private tour around the park from the city-view platform to the iconic Green Monster.
Episode 7: Fighting for a Cause with Rhonda Julian
Breast Cancer Patient and First Female Football Player at Norwood High School, Rhonda Julian, joins us in-studio.
She's dedicated to finding a cure to make sure others don't have to suffer through this cancer, and she's continuously supported by her family, friends, and community. She teaches us all to learn from every experience and keep a positive attitude no matter the situation.
She's dedicated to finding a cure to make sure others don't have to suffer through this cancer, and she's continuously supported by her family, friends, and community. She teaches us all to learn from every experience and keep a positive attitude no matter the situation.
A YouTube Video will not be posted for this show, so be sure to check your local listings to find out when it will air.
Check npatv.org for a full schedule. Thank You.
Check npatv.org for a full schedule. Thank You.
Episode 8: "Defending Jacob" Author- William Landay
New York Times' Bestselling author of Defending Jacob, William Landay, allows us into his Newton home.
We talk about his childhood and school years that lead up to his aspirations of becoming an author. We also talk about his bestseller and where the ideas originated for all three of his novels: Mission Flats, The Strangler, and Defending Jacob.
We talk about his childhood and school years that lead up to his aspirations of becoming an author. We also talk about his bestseller and where the ideas originated for all three of his novels: Mission Flats, The Strangler, and Defending Jacob.