The Someone To Tell It To Podcast

An engaging international keynote speaker and best-selling author, Todd Cohen is the leading voice on sales culture. Todd’s messages focus on the mindset and behavior of selling and successfully and humorously teaches the non-sales professional how everything they do impacts the decision -making process. In this episode, Todd demonstrates how every conversation is a “selling moment” and how everyone can contribute to the g...

Dr. Neha Sangwan, an internal medicine physician, is a thought leader and international spokeswoman bridging people in positions of power to humanity and helping humanity discover their power. She focuses on empowering individuals, organizational leaders, and their teams with the tools for clear, effective communication. She addresses the root cause of stress, miscommunication, and interpersonal conflict, often healing chr...

Stephanie Sarazin understands the unique challenges of grieving the loss of a loved one who is still alive. Through trials and tears, she’s traveled around the United States and Central America in search of understanding this grief and healing her heart. Along the way, she has met so many others who were also grieving a loss not from physical death and found that this kind of grief is largel...

We are proud to share this as our 100th episode of the Someone To Tell It To Podcast. This very special episode was first aired in July 2020. Dr, Mary Frances Berry was our guest. Dr. Berry is a civil rights icon. In our conversation with her we heard stories of her experiences with visionaries and prophets such as the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther and Loretta Scott King, world leaders such as Nelson and Winnie Mandela, and sport...

Annie Rappeport, Ph.D., describes herself as an academic, an artist, and an advocate. In her role as an academic, her primary field is international peace studies. She is a bridge builder, a researcher and a teacher. As an artist, she is a formally trained theater artist, musician and graphic designer. She has incorporated her love of the arts into her research, teaching, and advocacy work. As an advocate, she brings passi...

Marc Kline retired his law license to go to Rabbinical school. Over his career, Marc has served in three previous communities rebuilding congregations, and been active in Justice and Interfaith work locally, regionally, and globally. He feels blessed to bring the legacy gifts his teachers have shared with him into his work and community consulting. Marc’s primary focus as a Rabbi roots in a several thousand-year-old precep...

Sean Harvey is actively involved and contributing to men’s work communities around the globe and is passionate about helping men heal their wounds at a soul level to begin to love the truth of who they are. His book, Warrior Compassion, Unleashing the Healing Power of Men, was released in September 2023. Warrior Compassion offers a roadmap for men's soul healing as a catalyst for systems change. In this conversation we dis...

What does it take to thrive? Dr. Rob Newson (PhD) is a leadership consultant and advisor focused on teams, leadership, and culture. Recently, he was the VP of Strategy and Vision at the Philadelphia 76ers. Prior to that, he served as the Deputy Director of the White House Military Office, responsible for all military support to the President of the United States, including Air Force One, Marine One, Camp David, the White H...

Our guest today is Janet Donovan, the President and Chief Executive Officer of Girl Scouts in the Heart of Pennsylvania, located in the capital region of the state, Harrisburg. Janet is also a retired United States Navy Two Star Rear Admiral and former Deputy Commander in the Office of the Judge Advocate General (JAG) of the Navy with more than 20 years of executive experience. In this dialogue we discuss the need to stay ...

Rob Volpe is a thought leader in the role of empathy in marketing and the workplace. Frustrated with the steep drop in empathy skills and the lack of solutions to help people reverse the decline, Rob set out to understand what people need to do in the moment of engagement in order to reach empathy. The result of his work is The 5 Steps to Empathy, which he brought to life in the “thoughtful, funny and informative” new book...

“Heart Leader” Geoffrey Roche has a conversation with us about empathetic leadership that focuses on others first. He fosters this leadership by building meaningful relationships and human-centered connections, always daring to think and go big while fostering prosperous environments for change, and a proven track record of building ecosystem partnerships to drive new solutions and results. His thinking and action is helpi...

In this rebroadcast of a delightful 2022 episode, Jeannie Zappe asks this question: “What if I can set a goal - big or small, conquer a challenge, or make a change?” And then she answers: “It means saying ‘yes’, and living your best life.” On September 6, 2021, at the age of 55, Jeannie completed a solo crossing of the English Channel from Dover, England to Wissant, France in 14:55 hours. She loves sharing her story of her...

Ken Mossman partners with men to grow their presence, sharpen their focus, and up-level their leadership. He works on relationships, because as he says - “No man with any concern about his world goes it alone. He needs to develop his awareness of himself and others, his empathy, and his capacity to see and take responsibility for his vision, his values, and the impact he has. We get down in the trenches and work on emotion...

Sonny Singh has over two decades of experience facilitating workshops and giving talks on anti-oppression, racial equity, and social justice issues. His approach centers reflection, honest dialogue, and critical systemic analysis. He is also a member of the training teams at the Center for Racial Justice in Education and Race Forward. Sonny is also a musician and original member of Brooklyn, New York-based bhangra brass ba...

In a profoundly powerful conversation to close out our fifth season, Professor Avi Kluger, of Jerusalem, Israel, talks with us about his parents surviving Nazis and the Holocaust. His stories remind us of the effects of trauma passed on through the generations and how he finds redemption and ongoing healing in his work today - as an expert on the transformative power of listening and connection in a fractured and disconnec...

Dr. Stephen S. Tang is a highly acclaimed, multiple award-winning chief executive officer, entrepreneur, and civic leader dedicated to the growth of innovation and entrepreneurship throughout the world. He was the chief executive officer of OraSure Technologies, Inc. from 2018 to 2022. In the face of the coronavirus crisis, Steve's focus on cultivating a compassionate workplace allowed his team to both stay safe and achiev...

Beth Jones is the director of Deep Green Journey, an organization that provides guided backpack trips and walks as well as retreat and workshop experiences to help individuals and groups discover healing and wholeness through a restorative connection with the natural world.  A Certified Nature and Forest Therapy guide, she has over 20 years’ experience guiding hiking and backpacking excursions leading groups to  ...

Through a life of seeing sounds and hearing color, 21-year-old electronic artist and producer Annie Elise is inspired by her synesthesia. Originally a classically trained violinist, Annie’s interest in electronic music stems from the neurological condition, even referring to herself as a “conductor for color” as she creates music that produces colors that she likes to see.  Join with us as Annie explains how she uses ...