From The Hart Podcast - Presented by Orange Kiwi Consulting and Crisp Imaging
Welcome to From The Hart, presented by Orange Kiwi Consulting and Crisp Imaging. This show was created, and is hosted, by Ed Hart to share stories that will inspire you.
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Ep 165: You Are More Than Your Backstory: How to Become the Co-Author of Your Life—with Amanda Johnson (opens the original)
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What if you are not merely a character in your life—but a co-author of what comes next? Ed Hart welcomes Amanda Johnson, known as The Story Oracle, for a compelling conversation about the stories that shape our identities, relationships, leadership, and sense of purpose. Amanda shares how we can recognize inherited and limiting narratives, find meaning in painful experiences, and reclaim the power to participate intentionally in our next chapter. Ed and Amanda also discuss writing, narrative res
Ep. 164 — What You Couldn’t See: FDNY 9/11 First Responder Chevalo Wilsondebriano (opens the original)
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FDNY 9/11 first responder and What You Couldn’t See author Chevalo Wilsondebriano joins Ed Hart to share his firsthand account of surviving the collapse of the North Tower. Chevalo reflects on service, loss, resilience, and the invisible impact of trauma long after the immediate crisis has passed. As we mark 25 years since September 11, this deeply human conversation honors those we lost, those who answered the call, and those who continue carrying the weight of that day. A powerful episode abou
Ep 163 - They Chose Hope After 9/11: The Healing Power of Human Connection | Terry Sears & Monica McNamara (opens the original)
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What if the most powerful response to terrorism is not fear—but dignity, love and human connection? On the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, Ed Hart welcomes Terry Grace Sears and Monica Meehan McNamara of Dignity Beyond Borders for a deeply moving conversation about grief, trauma, resilience and the lifelong journey of healing. For more than two decades, Terry and Monica have worked alongside children, spouses and families affected by 9/11—as well as young people around th
Ep 162: There Is a September 12th: Jim Giaccone on Turning 9/11 Grief Into Service and Hope (opens the original)
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On September 11, 2001, Jim Giaccone’s older brother, Joseph Michael Giaccone, went to work on the 103rd floor of the North Tower—and never came home. But Joe was far more than one of the thousands of people lost that day. He was a devoted husband, loving father, loyal brother, gifted cook, passionate Mets fan and successful Cantor Fitzgerald executive whose foresight helped the company recover following a catastrophic event. In this deeply personal conversation, Jim helps us know the man behind
Ep 161: More Than the Day We Lost Him: Lucy Paterson on Grief, Legacy and Choosing Joy (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after September 11, Lucy Paterson shares a deeply personal story—not simply about what her family lost, but about the extraordinary life they have built since. Lucy was four years old when her father, Steven Paterson, was killed in the World Trade Center attacks. She and her twin brother, Wyatt, were left with only fragments of memories of the father who loved them fiercely. Their mother, Lisa, was suddenly responsible for raising two young children, including a son with disabi
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