Lessons learned from Nobel prize winning scientists: They are just like the rest of us, except they persevere where others don't. Listen in today to #EXtremeCarolina as Dr. John Leyba shares insights gained from his years as a scientist and educator.
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Cool fact: Dr. John Leyba was on the team that discovered Mendelevium-253 while at the University of California, Berkeley. This scientist, author, and scholar will share his story this Saturday on #EXtremeCarolina.#GreatPeopleGreatStories#podcast
Nuclear chemist and dean of the College of Science & Math at the University of North Georgia, Dr. John Leyba will be this Saturday's guest on #EXtremeCarolina. Listen in as he shares ideas about leadership, knowledge, and having healthy skepticism about information we receive.
From advising national committees for healthcare organizations to publishing books on pediatrics, health equity, and more, Dr. Jarret Patton has made an impact on the field of healthcare. Tune in today to #EXtremeCarolina to hear more!
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"Job titles are only temporary" and greatness is achieved through the individual, says Dr. Jarret Patton, who works now to improve healthcare through his books, programs, and more. He will share his story Saturday on #EXtremeCarolina.
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Pediatrician, medical director, author, change agent in healthcare: Jarret "Dr. Jarret" Patton MD will be Saturday's guest on #EXtremeCarolina. Listen in to learn how he is making a difference in children's healthcare. @doctorjarret#GreatPeopleGreatStores#podcast
“Self-confidence is unstoppable” says young leader Lauren Gottlieb, this week’s guest on #EXtremeCarolina. Listen this Saturday as this wise-past-her-years young lady shares her passion for helping others. Itspermanent1800 #podcast#GreatStoriesGreatPeople
7th grader Lauren Gottlieb shows #EXtremeCarolina that you’re never too young to make a difference. Her project and Instagram page, itspermanent1800, are helping raise awareness and prevention for suicide among teenagers. #podcast#GreatStoriesGreatPeople
Entrepreneurial author and hybrid publisher David Hancock publishes an average of 200 books a year and his company is ranked # 44 on Fast Company’s Fast 50. Learn more about this growing company and its founder today on #EXtremeCarolina.
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From a start up company to a $30 million business, David Hancock’s publishing company has grown tremendously since 2003. Named after his children, Morgan James Publishing operates globally & forms personal connections with its authors. Tune in Sat. to #EXtremeCarolina for more!
A self-proclaimed “grouchy old road salt,” Doug Larsson really has a soft side, and he’s learned how he can be of service to others even in the midst of his own troubles. Tune in today to #EXtremeCarolina to experience our motto–#GreatPeopleGreatStories!
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“Stage Daddy” Doug Larsson has spent most of his life working in concert production & experienced firsthand the lures of the industry. From Alcoholics Anonymous to proud grandparent, Doug’s family drives him to success now. Hear about his journey Saturday on #EXtremeCarolina.
From rock ‘n roll roadie to a first class business man who turned his life around for the good of his family and others, Doug Larsson is a man with a story! Listen Saturday to #EXtremeCarolina and hear his tale.
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The grassroots effort Caregivers for Compromise, founded by Mary Daniel, has Facebook groups in every state. Now, Mary is advocating for The Essential Caregiver Act to make sure loved ones aren’t left alone in long-term centers. Click below to hear more!
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“Because isolation kills too” is Mary Daniel’s cry to help reopen long-term care facilities after Covid-19. She took a dishwashing job at her husband’s facility so she could spend time with him during lockdown. Hear about her successful fight this Saturday on #EXtremeCarolina!
Founder of the Facebook group Caregivers for Compromise, Mary Daniel advocates for patient rights. Her husband, Steve, has Alzheimers & has been in a memory care center since July 2019. When Covid-19 separated them, she knew she had to act. Hear her story on #EXtremeCarolina Sat.
Being the hands and feet of Jesus motivates Landon Kight and other students who work with him through Bless Blairsville. Hear more about the work they are doing today on #EXtremeCarolina.
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