S2 Ep780: "Mark O' Radio Happy Hour Show" 6-6-25; Airs Live Fridays 6-8pm ET On 96.7 FM And RadioStPete.com Radio St. Pete Podcast Archive podcast

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In this episode of Car-Free Conversations , hosts Dominico Pontoriero and Saumitra Chandratreya welcome a familiar face to the other side of the mic: Nicole Roberts, the behind-the-scenes powerhouse of the podcast and a key advocate for car-free living in St. Petersburg, Florida. Nicole shares her journey from launching downtown mobility campaigns to helping create impactful events like Halloween on Central , which has grown to draw over 100,000 people annually to a pedestrian-only Central Avenue. Nicole discusses her role as Vice President and Administrative Chair of the newly launched nonprofit, Connect Pinellas, an evolution of the Car-Free St. Pete initiative. The new organization is working to expand sustainable transportation options and advocacy countywide—from improved bike infrastructure and public transit access to educational tools like their upcoming Transit Advocates Guide . Topics covered include: The origins of St. Pete’s car-free movement and its ties to public transit and micromobility How events like Halloween on Central showcase the potential of car-free streets The benefits of biking, bus riding, and casual community connections through transit The mission and future plans of Connect Pinellas, including advocacy, education, and infrastructure projects Whether you're already car-free or just car-curious, this conversation offers inspiration and insight into creating more connected, people-centered communities. 🌐 Learn more and get involved at ConnectPinellas.org #car-freestpete #car-freeconversations #domenicopontoriero #SaumitraChandratreya #rideabike #bicycles #scooters #connectpinellas…

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S2 Ep963: WEEKEND with WISER 7/25: Let's Go Guide - Concerts, Plays & Pier Drone Show 11:51

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Our Let's Go Guide https://lnkd.in/e2XbQbG7 is updated weekly! We curate the best upcoming Tampa Bay events, entertainment, festivals, arts, good eats/drinks, music, nightlife, culture and fun! Tune in Radiostpete.com daily! 😍 CJH Jazz experience Nash Keys Wednesday 6-9pm. https://audioboom.com/posts/8750619-music-scene-alex-malkovich-hosts-wednesday-cjh-jazz-jam-nash-keys 🎵 The song Writers Room Showcase at The Palladium August 9 https://audioboom.com/posts/8750060-music-scene-the-writers-room-showcase-palladium-august-9 🍾History in a Bottle - Prohibition 8/9 @St. Petersburg Museum of History https://audioboom.com/posts/8751431-historically-st-pete-w-rui-farias-history-in-a-bottle-booze-temperance 🎺 Clearwater Jazz Holiday Oct. 16-19 & CJH Experience Summer Concerts https://www.clearwaterjazz.com/ 👍 Suncoast Jazz Festival Nov. 21-23 line-up announced. https://suncoastjazzfestival.com/ 😍Plan your fun with Weekend with Wiser https://audioboom.com/channels/1842136-radio-st-pete-podcast-archive?search=weekend+with+wiser #nanettewiser #entertainment #arts #eat #drink #breweries #music #nightlife #museums #tampabay #downtownstpete #theater #art #farmersmarkets #festivals #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #nanettewiser #localevents #tampabayevents #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #dining #downtownstpete #firstfriday #wednesdaywithwiser #wiserwednesday #saturdaymarket #weekendwithwiser #localevents #tampabayevents #tampabaay #radio #radiostpetenettewiser #Floridarama #jamesmuseum #book+bottle #floridafolkshow #dali #theater#gulfbeaches #palladium #jannus #mahaffeytheater #straz #rutheckerd #arts #festivals #downtownstpete #gulfbeaches #dining #arts #entertainment #music #letsgoguide #freefalltheater…

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S2 Ep962: MOREAN ARTS CENTER w/June Bunch: 14th Annual Great Cupcake Contest 0:55

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RadioStPete.com Sunshine 96.7 FM Lyrical Ladies music host, musician and Morean Arts Center 's June Bunch gives us a sweet preview of a favorite annual fundraiser at The Morean on August 14th. Here's the dish! Learn more here. Upcoming event 8/9 5-9 pm Morean Center for Clay: Opening Reception for Earth and Ocean THE EVENT The 14th Annual Great St. Pete Cupcake Contest is Saturday, August 23, from 12-3pm at the Morean Center for Clay, 420 22nd St. S. Discover the most artistic cupcakes and help them decide the best creative cupcake for the People’s Choice award! This decadent fundraising event features a variety of submissions categorized by youth/teen, novice, professional and specialty (gluten-free or sugar-free). Sample a dozen different tasty treasures and vote on your favorite flavor. Pre-registered attendees will receive a 12-count box to fill with the mini-cupcakes of their choice and will vote for their favorite flavor to win the People’s Choice award. Grab some tasty Kahwa Coffee to pair with your sweet treats and enjoy the festivities! Reserve your box in advance; no day of event sales: 12-count box: $25 / $20 for Morean Members Yes! You are welcome to purchase multiple boxes per party. WANT TO COMPETE? Cupcake competitors must apply by August 1. *Note to bakers: You are welcome to call and change your flavor before August 15* Categories: – Novice -Professional -Youth/Teen (Ages 10-16) -Specialty (Gluten Free or Vegan) -Overall Best Cupcake To Participate: Step 1: Enter the Contest by Registering Your Flavor Step 2: Submit Your Flavor’s Category + Allergy Info on Google Form LINKED HERE (Email june.bunch@moreanartscenter.org if you have any trouble with the form) Step 3: Bake some fun cupcakes and join us on Saturday, August 23! #moreanarts #moreancenterforclay #annualcupcakecontest #gooddeeds #junebunch #fundraiser #foodie #nanettewiserblog #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #cityofstpete #dtsp #downtownstpete…

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S2 Ep961: THE INQUISITIVE TONGUE Historic Pass-A-Grille's The Wharf Once A Fish House 4:20

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In this episode of The Inquisitive Tongue, foodie host Nanette Wiser visits St. Pete Beach's historic neighborhood where the Don Cesar, Suntan Arts Center and The Wharf Waterfront Restaurant & Bar have rebounded from last year's hurricanes. We spoke with Stanton Chevalier, the General Manager about storm, rebuilding and their new docks, refreshed patio and open-air dining room. HISTORY Once a fish processing plant, The Wharf opened as a restaurant and sports bar in 1994, but can trace its history back to 1912. Says the website: "That Was The Year Heber Bell Set The Original Pilings For The Building That Today Is The Wharf. The Bell Family Was One Of The Founding Families In The Bustling West Coast Fishing Industry. During The 1930'S, The Building You Are Sitting In Was A Processing Plant That Was Handling Thousands Of Pounds Of Fish Per Day! One Of The Pictures In The Hallway Shows Several Trawlers Unloading Their Catch On The Backside Of The Building. It Was During This Time Period That Heber Bell Befriended A Man Named Clarence Birdseye And Together They Developed A Quick Freeze Method For Freezing Fish And Vegetables. Although Heber Bell Decided To Keep His Operation Local, Mr. Birdseye Went National And Became The Original Leader In Frozen Foods. The Bell Family Continued In The Fish And Frozen Fish Business; And Even Today, Robert Bell (Third Generation) Operates A Large Deep Freeze Packaging Plant In St. Petersburg. The Pictures In The Hallway Are Remarked Originals From The Bell Family Photo Albums." THE WHARF TODAY The Wharf Waterfront Restaurant & Bar in St. Pete Beach's Pass-a-Grille has added a private party space off the front patio, big enough for 15 guests and it can be reserved in advance and comes with a dedicated server. The new docks and back patio dining area are ready for action, and the new menu features a fan favorite from the daily specials, bang bang shrimp. With the best grouper sandwich on the beach, sensational seafood entrees (mahi, scallops), shrimply delicious appetizers including coconut and peel-n-eat shrimp and Tuesday Wharf Famous Fish Fry and Taco Wednesday, no wonder it's a local and visitor favorite with a never-ending waterview and friendly service. There's a kid's menu, specialty cocktails and new shirts and hats with Petey the Pelican logo and key lime pie that sweetens everyone's day. Best of all, rocking live music is BACK with Rob Tyre Wednesday-Saturday 6-9:30 pm, weather permitting. https://wharfpag.com/ 2001 Pass-A-Grille Way St. Pete Beach, FL 33706 727-367-9469 #theinquisitivetongue #nanettewiser #food #restaurants #stpetebeach #passagrille #thewharf #seafood #stpetebeachhistory #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #fishbusiness #radiostpete…

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S2 Ep960: National Urban League's 49th Annual "State of Black America Presentation 2025" 7-17-25; Cleveland, Ohio 1:13:43

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Marc H. Morial, President/CEO, National Urban League Melanie Campbell, President/CEO National Coalition on Black Civic Participation Maya Wiley, President/CEO Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights Professor Kimberie W. Crenshaw, Executive Director, The African American Policy Forum #NUL #PCUL #stateofblackamerica #tampabay #radio #radiostpete…

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S2 Ep959: LIVE LIFE BETTER ADA 35th Anniversary July 26, St.Pete Ranks #7 Best Services 5:08

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In this episode of LIVE LIFE BETTER, host Nanette Wiser talks about how Pinellas County and St. Petersburg support Americans with Disabilities. The 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) will be on July 26, 2025. The ADA is a landmark civil rights law that prohibits discrimination based on disability in various areas, including employment, transportation, and public services. St. Petersburg, Florida has been ranked as the #7 best city in the nation for people with disabilities, according to a new comprehensive 2025 analysis conducted by Trajector Medical, a leading provider of medical evidence services. This recognition highlights St. Petersburg’s commitment to health care access, affordability, and economic opportunity for residents with disabilities. St. Petersburg, FL earned a relative score of 83.40 out of 100 in Trajector Medical’s evaluation of 141 major U.S. cities. St. Petersburg’s achievement demonstrates a citywide commitment to removing barriers and ensuring that people with disabilities have access to health care, affordable housing, and related community resources. The city’s top ten ranking is attributed to: Economic Opportunity: Residents with disabilities have the seventh highest median earnings compared to those without disabilities ($1,215 less). Health Care Access Fourth highest number of Medicare-registered nursing homes per 100,000 people with disabilities (74.70). Eighth highest number of beds available at Medicare-registered nursing homes per 10,000 people with disabilities (806.13) Affordability Twelfth lowest percentage of income spent on mortgage payments (4.3%), making homeownership more attainable for residents with disabilities. Why It Matters Nearly one in seven Americans (13.6%) has a disability, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. However, access to essential services, affordable housing, and employment opportunities varies widely. Trajector Medical’s study highlights this disparity but also underscores the crucial role of inclusive city planning and technology adoption in bridging this gap and supporting Americans with disabilities. Methodology Trajector Medical evaluated 141 U.S. cities using 14 metrics across accessibility, affordability, and health care—analyzing nearly 2,000 data points. Pinellas County offers a wide array of services for people with disabilities, including vocational rehabilitation, social security benefits assistance, independent living skills training, transportation, and housing assistance. Organizations like the Disability Achievement Center , Parc Center for Disabilities , and Boley Centers provide various programs and support for individuals with disabilities and their families. Additionally, CareerSource Pinellas employs a Disability Program Navigator to assist job seekers with disabilities. Many museums offer special programs and hours for those with sensory issues or special needs, such as The Dali, Museum of Fine Arts and The James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art. #livelifebetter #nanettewiser #americanswithdisabilities #stpetersburg #pinellascounty #parc #boleycenters #careersourcepinellas #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #cityofstpete #dtsp #downtownstpete…

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S2 Ep958: E3 THE LINK IS WHAT YOU THINK w/Dr. Michael Mantell - Your Weekly Wellness Mantra 1:15

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S2 Ep957: FRUGAL FRIENDS E424 w/Jill Sirianni & Jen Smith - How to Shop Secondhand Online 44:32

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In FRUGAL FRIENDS E424, hosts Jen Smith & Jill Sirianni talk about How to Shop Secondhand Online. Gently used clothes and home goods are trending, as people look to save money and pursue more sustainable buying of secondhand goods. **RadioStPete is delighted to rebroadcast curated podcasts of FRUGAL FRIENDS with Jen Smith & Jill Sirianni. They are the co-authors of Buy What You Love Without Going Broke and co-hosts of the top-rated Frugal Friends Podcast. With nearly 500 episodes and over 7 million downloads, Frugal Friends is changing the way the world thinks about frugality. Jen Smith is a personal finance expert who, along with her husband, paid off $78,000 of debt in two years while facing unemployment and buying a house. Jill is a licensed clinical social worker who enjoys exploring the connections between our money behaviors and mental health. Together they’re helping people save more, spend better and feel confident about their money decisions. These popular podcasters and personal finance goddesses are our neighbors at Thrive DTSP, where ALL the most talented people hang out and co-work! LEARN MORE on their website . More Episodes here . TV Segments: NBC Daytime Fox 13 Yahoo Finance Links: Buy What You Love Without Going Broke Frugal Friends Podcast #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #frugalfriends #jensmith #jillsirianni #personalfinance #savingsadvice #discounts #buysecondhand #smartonlineshopping #sustainable shopping…

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S2 Ep956: FRUGAL FRIENDS E422 w/Jill Sirianni and Jen Smith - How to Eat the Food You Have at Home 47:56

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In FRUGAL FRIENDS E422, hosts Jen Smith & Jill Sirianni talk about How to Eat the Food You Have at Home! **RadioStPete is delighted to rebroadcast curated podcasts of FRUGAL FRIENDS with Jen Smith & Jill Sirianni. They are the co-authors of Buy What You Love Without Going Broke and co-hosts of the top-rated Frugal Friends Podcast. With nearly 500 episodes and over 7 million downloads, Frugal Friends is changing the way the world thinks about frugality. Jen Smith is a personal finance expert who, along with her husband, paid off $78,000 of debt in two years while facing unemployment and buying a house. Jill is a licensed clinical social worker who enjoys exploring the connections between our money behaviors and mental health. Together they’re helping people save more, spend better and feel confident about their money decisions. These popular podcasters and personal finance goddesses are our neighbors at Thrive DTSP, where ALL the most talented people hang out and co-work! LEARN MORE on their website . More Episodes here . TV Segments: NBC Daytime Fox 13 Yahoo Finance Links: Buy What You Love Without Going Broke Frugal Friends Podcast #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #frugalfriends #jensmith #jillsirianni #personalfinance #savingsadvice #savemoney, eathome…

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S2 Ep955: WILD SPACE GALLERY: Blazing The Trail, Stories from Strand to Slough w/Mason Gravley 49:37

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RadioStPete.com is proud to rebroadcast an edited version of Wild Takes: Florida Uncut Podcast with Mason Gravley and introduced by Leslie Elsasser, Gallery Operations Manager of Wild Space Gallery located at 2606 Fairfield Ave S, bldg 7, St Petersburg, FL 33712. leslie@floridawildlifecorridor.org ABOUT THE PODCAST & EXHIBIT On July 12, Wild Space Gallery debuted Blazing the Trail: From Strand to Slough , a behind the scenes view of the epic trek through the western edge of the Florida Wildlife Corridor in southwest Florida, from the eyes of the Corridor Foundation team, who planned, managed and participated in the expedition. Through photographs, ephemera, stories and videos, Blazing the Trail invites you to vicariously follow in the footsteps of the crew and join in the exploration, discovery, and conservation of at-risk lands and waters in wild Florida. The evening featured a live recording of Wild Takes: Florida Uncut Podcast , with host, producer and creator Mason Gravley. Gravley was in conversation with the artists as they share powerful, intimate experiences, and stories from the field followed by audience Q&A. Whether you’re passionate about conservation, curious about the Corridor, or just love art and Florida, this night promises connection, insight, and inspiration. This exhibition is made possible through the support of the Ruth and J O Stone Foundation along with generous sponsorship from Bradley S. and Marta E. Pollitt and Family. About Wild Space Gallery As an extension of the Foundation's mission, Wild Space Gallery advances awareness of conservation issues within the state of Florida. By curating thought-provoking exhibitions, we create a space where art becomes the vessel for engaging, challenging, and inspiring collaborative ideas towards protecting Florida's wild spaces. Wild Space is open to the public every Wednesday - Saturday from 2-6pm. Hours are extended until 9pm for Second Saturday Artwalk. Upcoming Events August 9, 5-8pm Blazing the Trail, Stories from Strand to Slough : Cool off and retrace the path of the Strand to Slough Expedition through a guided exhibition tour, followed by the Squallie campfire story. Guided tours will be at 6:00 PM and 7:00 PM, led by Guide Penelope Fuente. August 20, 5-8pm : Authors Series: # Creekshed Project Reading , Readings 6-7 pm In collaboration with the Creekshed Project , eight authors present their ekphrastic short stories shaped by the question “What are the human and natural stories that drain into the Gulf?” #floridawildlifecorridor #wildspacegallery #blazingthetrailstoriesfromstrandtoslough #wildtakespodcast #MasonGravley #nanettewiserblog…

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S2 Ep954: ECKERD COLLEGE NEWS Waterfront/Search & Rescue Team Leader Ryan Dilkey Honored 3:13

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In this episode of ECKERD COLLEGE NEWS, learn about Eckerd College's Ryan Dilkey (right in photo), who leads the Waterfront and Eckerd College Search and Rescue Team programs. A fixture at Eckerd College since the 1990s, Associate Director of the Waterfront Program Ryan Dilkey ’98 has guided decades of students through the Waterfront and the Eckerd College Search and Rescue Team . His longtime service will be commemorated for future generations of students with the creation of the Ryan Dilkey ’98 Endowment for EC-SAR. Spearheaded by a generous $100,000 gift from Crystal Moser McCormick and Dain McCormick—friends of Dilkey and his wife, Jenn—the endowment will support EC-SAR in its mission of education through service and keeping Tampa Bay boaters safe. The EC-SAR Team was founded in 1971 in an effort to provide safety services for the College’s watersports activities. In 1977, EC-SAR extended its rescue services to the Tampa Bay boating community. EC-SAR received its first test of international proportions when the team was one of the first rescue units to respond to the Skyway Bridge disaster in May of 1980. The program has since grown to become one of the most respected search and rescue organizations on the West Coast of Florida. Dilkey served on the EC-SAR Team as a marine science student and began working as shop supervisor at the Waterfront after his graduation in 1998 but was called up to serve in the U.S. Coast Guard in 2001, post-9/11. He returned in 2006 as EC-SAR coordinator, rising to assistant director and then associate director of the Waterfront Program. Read Hilary Lehman's article here. #eckerdcollegenews #eckerdcollege #searchandrescueteam #EC-SAR #marinesciene #marinerescue #U.S.Coastguard #ryandilkey #nanettewiser #universitynews #stpetersburg #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete…

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S2 Ep953: PET TIPS Is Fostering An Animal Right For You 5:55

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7/22/2025 In this episode of Pet Tips, host Nanette Wiser talks about the need for animal foster parents - primarily kittens, but also dogs and animals recovering from medical procedures or with special needs. Animal shelters and pet rescues welcome your help; just check their websites. I recently visited and learned about the Foster Program at SPCA Tampa Bay to learn more about these precious fur-babies who need our help and what you need to know. Email: foster@spcatampabay.org. Here's some of what I learned about fostering a kitty or cat. 1) Helps Increase Adoptions: Every rescued kitty that moves into a foster home frees up space for one the rescue wouldn’t be able to take in otherwise. It’s that simple. More foster homes mean more cats saved. Some rescues don’t actually have physical locations. Some cats come into the shelter in great physical and mental shape and can go up for adoption right away. They may not need fostering. However, the support of foster families who take in other long-term cases means more resources are available to quickly transition the ready-to-adopt kitties. 2) Keeps Adopted Cats in Their Own Homes: In some cases, foster homes provide a much-needed opportunity to see how a rescued cat will react in a home environment, before going up for adoption. It’s a chance to discover and work through any behavioral issues, provide training and socialization, as well as allow a kitty to decompress and readjust before adoption. This can be the difference between a successful adoption and a return to the rescue. 3) Helps Rehabilitation: For those willing to take rehabilitation cases, fostering is wonderful for kitties going through medical recovery, resolving behavioral problems, or in need of socialization (learning how to interact with people and/or other animals, deal with stressful situations, and manage emotional and physical reactions to different stimuli). Having a calm space, and someone dedicated to helping the cat heal, makes for a smoother and speedier recovery. 4) Helps Cats in Need: We tend to think of rescued cats as strays living on the streets and maybe finding a bit of relief inside the rescue facility. While that’s true for many cases, it’s certainly not every case. Sometimes owners may give up a cat if they feel they are not able to care for them financially. Sometimes elderly pet owners may find they’re unable to keep up with the physical demands. 5) Provides Pre-Adoption Assessment and Adjustment : It’s a safe bet that a kitty in the rescue environment isn’t showing their true personality. Shelter staff may conduct behavior assessments and get to know a cat as best they can. But it’s not always a 100% reliable evaluation with all the stress and stimuli of a rescue environment. If the same kitty is moved into a foster home, it’s a totally different story. As a foster parent, you have the opportunity to see what kind of lifestyle the cat will thrive in, their likes and dislikes, whether they have any training or behavioral issues, fears, or special needs to be addressed. This insight is invaluable when the rescue organization is trying to place the cat with the perfect forever family. The rescue counts on these insights to find the best possible adoption match for the kitty. You’re also giving the cat a chance to settle back into themselves, shake off past negative experiences, let down their guard, and become a family member again before they step into their forever home. The last thing anyone wants is for an adoption to turn negative and a pet to be returned. But it happens. Allowing the kitty to flourish in a foster home sets everyone up for a more successful adoption and happy-ever-after. #pettips #nanettewiser #spcatampabay #fosteranimals #fosterkittens #cats #dogs #rabbits #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete…

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S2 Ep952: "News on the Edge" Roger Curlin 7-21-25; Edge District Business District News 6:53

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S2 Ep951: PASSION STRUCK w/John R. Miles: Dr. David Hamilton - How Kindness Heals Your Body 59:42

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Dr. David Hamilton On How Kindness Heals Your Body And Mind What if kindness isn’t just a virtue, but a biological force for healing? In this episode, Dr. David Hamilton joins John R. Miles to explore how everyday acts of kindness can literally rewire your brain, strengthen your heart, and ease emotional pain. Drawing from his powerful new book, The Joy of Actually Giving a F ck: How Kindness Can Cure Stress and Make You Happy* , Dr. Hamilton blends science with soul to show why compassion isn’t soft — it’s strategic. Together, they dive into the ripple effect of kindfulness, the neuroscience of empathy, and how small shifts in how we treat others can transform our own well-being from the inside out. Explore More: The Ignited Life Newsletter If today’s episode sparked something in you, you’ll love The Ignited Life —our free Substack newsletter created to fuel your growth between episodes. Fresh insights on intentional living, resilience, and emotional mastery Practical tools like the L.E.N.S. method and micro-habits to ignite change Behind-the-scenes reflections from Passion Struck episodes Guest wisdom distilled into real-life applications Curated resources, quotes, and frameworks to help you live like you matter 👉 Subscribe now at TheIgnitedLife.net Because living ignited isn’t a one-time spark—it’s a way of being. Want to learn the 12 philosophies that the most successful people use to create a limitless life? Order John R. Miles’s new book, Passion Struck : Twelve Powerful Principles to Unlock Your Purpose and Ignite Your Most Intentional Life . #johnrmiles #passionstruck #livelifebetter #author #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #theignitedlife #healingthroughkindness #drdavidhamilton…

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S2 Ep950: "AB Sees Sarah Fuhrmeister" 7-20-25 4:38

5 days ago4:38