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NOHS Roundtable Discussions

by National Organization for Human Services

As part of our mission, the National Organization for Human Services (501(c)(3) is bringing together the characters, stories, and experiences of the many individuals invested in providing human services. Across practices and backgrounds, we explore the power of what we do and the impact it supports.NOHS website: https://www.nationalhumanservices.org/

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  1. THE GAME PLAN FOR GROWTH | Episode 3: Cultivating Grit & Growth | Cally McSweeney

    In this final episode of The Game Plan for Growth, host Cally McSweeney sits down with Coach Annie Lahey, the architect behind Assumption University’s remarkable turnaround field hockey program. Over her 13-season tenure, Coach Lahey has taken a team that once struggled to win and transformed it...

  2. MIND OF A KILLER | Episode 3: The Vampire of Sacramento | Anneliese Chase

    In this chilling conclusion to Mind of a Killer, host Anneliese Chase examines Richard Trenton Chase—the “Vampire of Sacramento”—who murdered six people in 1977–78, drinking their blood and mutilating their bodies. We trace his descent from a tortured childhood of animal cruelty and untreated...

  3. MISSING OUT | Episode 3: NOMO (No More Missing Out) | Tori Richardson

    In this final chapter of Missing Out, Tori Richardson introduces NOMO—No More Missing Out—a personal framework for finding balance between engagement and simplicity. Rather than dwelling on fear or even joy in what you skip, NOMO celebrates the normalcy in life’s trade-offs. To illustrate this,...

  4. TURF TALK | Episode 3: Managing & Merging Identities | Roderick Boyd

    In this third installment of Turf Talk, Roderick Boyd reflects on a season unlike any other—one defined by a serious labrum injury that benched him for his senior year and forced him to rediscover who he was off the field. From the locker room to the media center, Roderick shares how he leaned on...

  5. THE GAME PLAN FOR GROWTH | Episode 2: The Power of an Unapologetic Attitude | Cally McSweeney

    In Episode 2 of The Game Plan for Growth, host Cally McSweeney sits down with powerhouse defenseman and captain Jillian McSorley to unpack the life-changing power of an unapologetic attitude. Jill shares her journey from seeking external validation to discovering unshakable self-worth, and how…

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  6. MIND OF A KILLER | Episode 2: The Highway Killer | Anneliese Chase

    In this chilling second episode of Mind of a Killer, host Anneliese Chase unravels the story of Aileen Wuornos—dubbed “America’s first female serial killer”—and asks how a deeply abused child became a cold-blooded murderer on Florida’s highways. You’ll hear the harrowing details of Aileen’s...

  7. MISSING OUT | Episode 2: JOMO (Joy of Missing Out) | Tori Richardson

    In this episode of Missing Out, Tori Richardson tackles the flip side of FOMO and dives into JOMO—the Joy of Missing Out. Inspired by comedian Nate Bargatse’s “Hello World!” special, Tori and her guest, Professor Christopher Gilbert, explore why sometimes saying “no thanks” is the best decision…

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  8. TURF TALK | Episode 2: Time Management & Relationships | Roderick Boyd

    In this second episode of Turf Talk, senior cornerback Roderick “Deuce” Boyd opens up about the challenge of juggling football, academics, and personal relationships. Deuce takes us through his transition from high school recruit to college athlete, sharing how he built friendships in the locker...

  9. THE GAME PLAN FOR GROWTH | Episode 1: Building A Champion Mindset | Cally McSweeney

    In this inaugural episode of The Game Plan for Growth, Cally McSweeney welcomes All-American Paige Gillette to explore the mindset that turns everyday challenges into championship-level performance. Paige explains how she learned to see mistakes not as failures but as one-time lessons and how...

  10. MIND OF A KILLER | Episode 1: Angel of Death | Anneliese Chase

    In this chilling debut of Mind of a Killer, host Anneliese Chase unpacks the case of Charles Cullen—the so-called “Angel of Death” who confessed to murdering at least 29 patients (and is suspected of hundreds more) during a 16-year nursing career. We trace Cullen’s troubled childhood in New...

  11. MISSING OUT | Episode 1: FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) | Tori Richardson

    In this premiere episode of Missing Out, host Tori Richardson dives into the all-too-familiar pangs of FOMO (Fear of Missing Out). Tori breaks down how social platforms amplify envy and anxiety on our “control board,” then sits down with her friend Allie Smith—an over-committed RA, student…

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  12. TURF TALK | Episode 1: Battling Injury & Fighting Adversity | Roderick Boyd

    In this debut episode of Turf Talk, host Roderick “Deuce” Boyd takes you behind the scenes of his junior season as a college cornerback—highlight plays, his first interception, and then the moment a forceful hit on a kick return shattered more than just his adrenaline. Roderick walks us through…

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  13. Episode 36 | Healing Connections: Supporting Youth In Crisis | Sarah & Emma Nelson, Bri McKenzie

    Healing Connections: Supporting Youth In Crisis with Emma Nelson, Sarah Nelson, & Brianna McKenzie At the roundtable we have a conversation with Sarah, Emma, and Bri from CommUnity Crisis Services, a nonprofit organization in Iowa City. The organization provides crisis services and support to...

  14. Episode 35 | Movies & The Healing Power of Storytelling | Alex Kaplan

    In this conversation, Alex Kaplan, the founder and executive director of Substance, shares his personal journey through addiction and recovery, and how it inspired him to create a platform that uses short films as tools for mental health professionals. The discussion explores the intersection of...

  15. Episode 34 | Reimagining Suicide Prevention | Dr. Heath Hightower

    Heath Hightower, an assistant professor of social work, joins us at the roundtable to discuss suicide prevention and the need for a shift in how we approach suicidality. He emphasizes the importance of creating spaces for open and honest conversations about suicide and challenging the stigma...

  16. Episode 33 | Advancing Crisis Intervention | Dr. Braxton Morrison

    In this conversation, Dr. Braxton Morrison discusses his work in crisis intervention, particularly in the context of emergency services. He shares his personal journey and experiences with mental health challenges and how they led him to focus on crisis intervention. Dr. Morrison emphasizes the...

  17. Episode 32 | Autism Advocacy & Education Reform | Lawrence Nentwig

    Join us as we explore the complexities of educating and advocating for children with autism with our guest, Lawrence Nentwig. With a background in neuroscience and psychology, and experience as an autism consultant, Lawrence shares the critical issues parents face in navigating the public…

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  18. In Focus | Episode 3: Navigating ADHD | Alicia Spatafore

    In the final episode of "In Focus," host Alicia delves into the multifaceted challenges associated with ADHD. This episode unpacks common symptoms, self-sabotage behaviors, and the stigma surrounding ADHD. Alicia explores how social media can negatively impact individuals with ADHD, exacerbating...

  19. Beyond the Label | Episode 3: The Weight of Words | Molly Tempesta

    In the third and final episode of "Beyond the Label," host Molly delves into the personal stories of individuals living with chronic illnesses, diseases, and disabilities. Drawing from film, poetry, and media, Molly examines how words profoundly impact those with chronic conditions. This episode...

  20. I Wish I Knew | Episode 3: She's The Man | Rachel McDonagh

    In the final episode of "I Wish I Knew," host Rachel is joined by her cousin Sabrina for a powerful discussion on the roles and unfair challenges women face in a "man's world." Together, they explore the evolving expectations of womanhood, examining how gender roles have changed and remained the...

  21. The Virtues of Laziness | Episode 3: Taking A Day Off (Not An Option) | Maureen Lynch

    In the final episode of "The Virtues of Laziness," host Maureen delves into the crucial topic of personal space. She explores the cycle of anxiety and personal rumination, offering practical advice on how to stop the "run away jitters" and create a space that fosters relaxation and peace of mind....

  22. In Focus | Episode 2: The ADHD Toolkit | Alicia Spatafore

    In the second episode of the In Focus podcast, host Alicia Spatafore delves into creating a personal toolkit designed to help those with ADHD develop good habits and minimize life's distractions. Alicia explains that an effective ADHD toolkit begins with something personal, incorporates universal...

  23. Beyond the Label | Episode 2: Voices of the Vulnerable | Molly Tempesta

    In this heartfelt episode of Beyond the Label, host Molly returns to share her deeply personal journey with type one diabetes, a condition she was diagnosed with at the tender age of six. Joined by her mother, they delve into the raw and emotional experience of navigating life with a chronic...

  24. I Wish I Knew | Episode 2: Unrelated | Rachel McDonagh

    In the second episode of "I Wish I Knew," host Rachel McDonagh dives into the profound impact that expectations have on building and maintaining relationships. Joined by her sister Olivia, Rachel explores their personal experiences with past relationships, sharing valuable lessons they've learned...

  25. The Virtues of Laziness | Episode 2: Ain't Nobody Got Time For That | Maureen Lynch

    In Episode 2, Maureen explores how social expectations shape our perceptions of importance and self-worth. She delves into the challenge of making time for our favorite lazy activities in our busy lives and offers strategies to prioritize our own opinions over others'. Maureen discusses the...

  26. In Focus | Episode 1: The Realities of ADHD | Alicia Spatafore

    In the debut episode of In Focus, host Alicia Spatafore, a senior at Assumption University majoring in communications and media, unpacks the realities of living with ADHD. Alicia introduces herself and shares her personal experiences with ADHD, shedding light on the chemical differences that lead...

  27. Beyond The Label | Episode 1: The Stigma Striker | Molly Tempesta

    In In the premiere episode of Beyond the Label, host Molly Tempesta, a senior at Assumption University studying political science and communications, invites listeners to embark on a journey of radical acceptance. Drawing from her own experiences living with Type One Diabetes, Molly delves into…

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  28. I Wish I Knew | Episode 1: The Old College Try | Rachel McDonagh

    In this inaugural episode, Rachel, a senior at Assumption University majoring in Organizational Communications with a keen interest in digital marketing, teams up with her friend Kat to dive deep into the world of college expectations and realities. Join Rachel and Kat as they reminisce about…

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  29. The Virtues of Laziness | Episode 1: But I Don't Like That Stuff | Maureen Lynch

    In the debut episode, Maureen Lynch, a senior at Assumption University majoring in Communications and Media, takes us on a thought-provoking journey into the art of inaction. As the Editor in Chief of the school newspaper, an academic tutor, and a dedicated service provider at a pancreatic cancer...

  30. Episode 31 (Part 2) | Compassion & Capital: Financial Strategies for HS Professionals

    In PART TWO of our conversation, Dr. Brenda dives into the potential of AI in establishing a financial foundation and developing a structure for our personal value systems. We explore further what impact AI could have on the ins and outs of human service provision. Dr. Brenda confronts financial...

  31. Episode 31 (Part 1) | Compassion & Capital: Financial Strategies for HS Professionals

    This week we welcome Dr. Brenda Uekert to the Roundtable! In PART ONE of our conversation, Dr. Brenda shares her history with burnout and how it led to her work as a financial coach and a more meaningful lifestyle. We discuss the effects of burnout on human service professionals and the...

  32. Episode 30 (Part 2) | Empowerment & Emotional Intelligence | Dawn Gillom-Carter

    Empowerment & Emotional Intelligence w/ Dawn Gillom-Carter Our conversation continues with Dawn Gillom-Carter, Associate Professor & Academic Coordinator at Prince George’s County Community College. Professor Carter breaks down the meaning of emotional intelligence and how crucial it is on the…

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  33. Episode 30 (Part 1) | Empowerment & Emotional Intelligence | Dawn Gillom-Carter

    Empowerment & Emotional Intelligence w/ Dawn Gillom-Carter We return to the Roundtable with Dawn Gillom-Carter, Associate Professor & Academic Coordinator at Prince George’s County Community College. Professor Carter breaks down the meaning of emotional intelligence and how crucial it is on the...

  34. Episode 29 (Part 2) | The Power of Storytelling | Jade Phillips

    Jade Phillips | Community Organizer | Host of "Dig Deeper: Human Services Field Guide" Podcast History has shown that stories are inextricably linked to what it means to be human. Before there was formal communication, there were stories. Effective stories are powerful because they drive action....

  35. Episode 29 (Part 1) | The Power of Storytelling | Jade Phillips

    Jade Phillips | Community Organizer | Host of "Dig Deeper: Human Services Field Guide" Podcast History has shown that stories are inextricably linked to what it means to be human. Before there was formal communication, there were stories. Effective stories are powerful because they drive action....

  36. Episode 28 (P2) | Courageous Curiosity | Mary Kingston Roche

    Mary Kingston Roche | TEDx Speaker | Live Curious Foundation When we think about curiosity, we often associate it with a child’s natural inclination to ask endless questions and fearlessly investigate the world around them. So where does our curiosity go as we move into adulthood? Mary Kingston...

  37. Episode 28 (Part 1) | Courageous Curiosity | Mary Kingston Roche

    Mary Kingston Roche | TEDx Speaker | Live Curious Foundation When we think about curiosity, we often associate it with a child’s natural inclination to ask endless questions and fearlessly investigate the world around them. So where does our curiosity go as we move into adulthood? Mary Kingston...

  38. Episode 27 (Part 2) | Psychedelic Assisted Therapy & Human Services | Dr. Michelle Shuler, LPC, LCDC

    Dr. Michelle Shuler, LPC, LCDC HS Department Chair | Austin Community College This week we welcome Dr. Michelle Shuler to the podcast. Dr. Shuler is the Department Chair of Human Services at Austin Community College and a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor. She is currently working on a...

  39. Episode 27 (Part 1) | Psychedelic Assisted Therapy & Human Services | Dr. Michelle Shuler, LPC, LCDC

    Dr. Michelle Shuler, LPC, LCDC HS Department Chair | Austin Community College This week we welcome Dr. Michelle Shuler to the podcast. Dr. Shuler is the Department Chair of Human Services at Austin Community College and a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor. She is currently working on a...

  40. Episode 26 (Part 2) | The Prison POD Podcast | Valerie Cartonio

    Valerie Cartonio | Podcast Host & Inmate Advocate Fellow podcast host and inmate advocate Valerie Cartonio channels her expertise in sociology and peace studies into her work advocating for incarcerated individuals in the state of Maine. At our next roundtable, Valerie joins us to share her...

  41. Episode 26 (Part 1) | The Prison POD Podcast | Valerie Cartonio

    Valerie Cartonio | Podcast Host & Inmate Advocate Fellow podcast host and inmate advocate Valerie Cartonio channels her expertise in sociology and peace studies into her work advocating for incarcerated individuals in the state of Maine. At our next roundtable, Valerie joins us to share her...

  42. Episode 25 (Part 2) | Choosing Our Messy Joy | Robin Shear

    Robin Shear | Certified Joy Coach & Keynote Speaker Certified Joy Coach & Keynote Speaker Robin Shear joins us at the roundtable to discuss the topic of Joy and why it is crucial to our experiences (and longevity) as human service professionals. In PART 2, we unpack the philosophy of joy and how...

  43. Episode 25 (Part 1) | Choosing Our Messy Joy | Robin Shear

    Robin Shear | Certified Joy Coach & Keynote Speaker Certified Joy Coach & Keynote Speaker Robin Shear joins us at the roundtable to discuss the topic of Joy and why it is crucial to our experiences (and longevity) as human service professionals. In PART 1, Robin answers the question, ‘why joy?’,...

  44. Episode 24 (Part 2) | Understanding Autism | Carol Tatom

    Carol Tatom | Community Health Worker & Operations Director | Life Skills Autism Academy As a parent of a child with autism, our guest Carol Tatom was motivated to become a human services professional and advocate for other families sharing the same experiences and challenges as her family. In…

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  45. Episode 24 (Part 1) | Understanding Autism | Carol Tatom

    Carol Tatom | Community Health Worker & Operations Director | Life Skills Autism Academy As a parent of a child with autism, our guest Carol Tatom was motivated to become a human services professional and advocate for other families sharing the same experiences and challenges as her family. In…

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  46. Episode 23 (Part 2) | The Host Home Provider in Human Services | Dr. Tim Braimah

    Dr. Tim S. Braimah | Human Services Professional Consultant Welcome to the roundtable, Host Home Provider & Human Services Professional Dr. Tim Braimah. Dr. Braimah’s areas of expertise include working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, youths in foster care, and...

  47. Episode 23 (Part 1) | The Host Home Provider in Human Services | Dr. Tim Braimah

    Dr. Tim S. Braimah | Human Services Professional Consultant Welcome to the roundtable, Host Home Provider & Human Services Professional Dr. Tim Braimah. Dr. Braimah’s areas of expertise include working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, youths in foster care, and...

  48. Episode 22 (Part 2) | The Student of Neurodivergence | Dr. Nicki Nance & Dr. Andrea Marsden

    Dr. Nicki Nance | Associate Professor | Beacon College Dr. Andrea J. Marsden | Associate Professor | Beacon College What can we learn from neurodivergent students about adaptation, motivation, and serving others? Dr. Nicki Nance and Dr. AJ Marsden guide us through the experiences of students at...

  49. Episode 22 (Part 1) | The Student of Neurodivergence | Dr. Nicki Nance & Dr. Andrea Marsden

    Dr. Nicki Nance | Associate Professor | Beacon College Dr. Andrea J. Marsden | Associate Professor | Beacon College What can we learn from neurodivergent students about adaptation, motivation, and serving others? Dr. Nicki Nance and Dr. AJ Marsden guide us through the experiences of students at...

  50. Episode 21 (Part 2) | Trauma & Transformation | Lonnie Duncan

    Lonnie Duncan | Leadership Development Specialist PART 2 with our guest Lonnie Duncan is here! Lonnie shares more of his history with trauma and unpacks his experiences with Internal Family Systems. We also dive into the inhumanities of the American prison complex system and Lonnie’s new book…

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As part of our mission, the National Organization for Human Services (501(c)(3) is bringing together the characters, stories, and experiences of the many individuals invested in providing human services. Across practices and backgrounds, we explore the power of what we do and the impact it supports.NOHS website: https://www.nationalhumanservices.org/

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