HeyJaredLives Radio Show & Podcast with Stuart Chittenden
Every Sunday at 9am on KIOS 91.5FM, Omaha's NPR affiliate, Season Three of Lives will tackle the big questions: What is a good life? Why are we here? How might we feel more connected? These and other big questions about how we live will be explored each week.
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Stacy Jolley S3E170 (opens the original)
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Stacy Jolley's life has taken her from theater to motherhood, community volunteering, elected office, and back to the stage as creator of Advice Night . We talk about choosing public life, being needed, changing identities, and what other people’s questions can tell us about the times in which we live and about herself. Stacy Jolley is a longtime community volunteer and elected member of the Millard Public Schools Board of Education. She also works several part-time jobs, including as a standard
Susan Swenson S3E169 (opens the original)
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Susan Swenson's life includes being an athlete, coach, mother, Christian, entrepreneur, and wellness practitioner. She has lived through both achievement and profound physical adversity. She talks about the accident that changed her life, the long road of recovery, her faith, and who we can become when familiar roles and abilities are taken away. Susan Swenson’s life was dramatically altered by a serious car accident. Her long recovery from traumatic brain injury, neurological damage, and cancer
Sofia Valle S3E168 (opens the original)
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Sofia Valle is a music therapist who works with older adults and people in hospice care. She talks about the family and faith that shaped her, what music can offer when words or medicine are not enough, and how she finds connection, comfort, and moments of joy alongside illness, grief, and death. Valle also performs a couple of songs for us live in the studio. Valle is a board-certified music therapist who uses music to create connection, comfort, and expression, particularly for older adults an
Amy Haddad S3E167 (opens the original)
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Amy Haddad's career has crossed nursing, healthcare ethics, education, poetry, and publishing. In the show, she talks about caring for patients, navigating choices without easy answers, and finding in poetry another way to attend to the human experience. Haddad also reads some of her own poems for us. Amy Haddad is a nurse, educator, bioethicist, poet, and publisher. She taught nurses and pharmacists at Creighton University for more than three decades and served as director of its Center for Hea
Tim Guthrie S3E166 (opens the original)
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Artist and educator Tim Guthrie talks about surviving grief, facing mortality, loving again, and living with a changed relationship to art. Along the way, the conversation becomes less about legacy and more about the small, human moments that make being alive feel like enough. Tim Guthrie is an Omaha-based multimedia visual artist filmmaker and professor at Creighton University where he holds the Joella Cohen Endowed Chair in Journalism. Working across drawing painting sculpture film digital fab
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