Plattinum Passport

What happens when you get two visual artists and four authors together to talk about the power of creativity? Dr. Annette Craig-Wilson, Michelle Richardson, Alison Schoew, Heather Sweeney, and Dr. Martha M. McClenney share their unique creative journeys and how creativity has emerged in different forms throughout their lives. In this conversation they share why it is important to be intentional about making time to be creative. They also talk about the health and wellness benefits of allowing cr

In this special Podcasthon episode of the Plattinum Passport Podcast, tune in to see what happens when you have only a dream and a prayer and some pretty fantastic family members who believe in the dream and the power of prayer too. Hear about how The Keep Your Chin Up Organization, Inc., a nonprofit organization, has impacted not just their local community, but the world. Learn about the organization’s commitment to building a community of L.O.V.E. that brings people together to do good things—

Earlier this Summer, Clenise served as the moderator for the Renewals’ Reset Experience. We continued the conversation during a live recording of the Plattinum Passport Podcast for those who attended the event. During this episode, The Reset Experience Convener and speaker Kaetrena Davis Kendrick highlights her research on low morale experiences and workplace abuse and neglect, and Steven Adams and Sarah Hightower discuss the significance of curiosity and nervous system regulation in recovery fr

The Plattinum Passport Podcast Travel Team is back again!! They kicked us off last year with travel tips for the Fall and Winter. In this episode, the conversation comes full circle with their ideas for Summer and Fall travel, budget-friendly travel tips, the best times to travel during the Summer and Fall, and a list of things to think about when planning your next travel adventure. Andrae Marable, Cathy Parsons and Scott Warren also share their favorite summer spots, their best travel experien

Gary Anderson walked into his eighth-grade science class ready to teach his students. When he left a few years later, it was his students who had schooled him. Gary’s students changed the trajectory of his career and life. Listen as Gary details how they helped him discover his true passion and inspired him to go back to school. He also shares how his quest to invest in the success of his students led him to launch three nonprofit organizations, what caused him to run his first IRONMAN Race at 5

For Dr. Shonna Johnson, there were several twists and turns and aha moments on her way to realizing her childhood dream of becoming a doctor. Today she has a robust practice in her hometown consisting of patients from two months old to 102 years old. In this episode, not only does Dr. Johnson, a breast cancer survivor, give us a peak into her life as she tenaciously pursued her dream, she also offers tips for selecting a primary care doctor and being proactive about personal health and wellness.