HeyJaredSmall Treasures, Great Love
百寶箱輕輕打開，人生故事慢慢展開；我們帶您走進慈濟人的初心與信念，探索生命中的無限可能。在節目裡，我們將走進不同慈濟志工的人生百寶箱，挖掘那些感動、堅持與轉變的故事。
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Jennie Bridges: Finding Humanity in the Ashes (opens the original)
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For nearly 50 years, Jennie Bridges called Altadena home, until the Eaton Fire changed everything. Though her house was one of the few on her block left standing, the road to recovery brought loss, uncertainty, and unexpected challenges. In this episode of Gratitude Talks, Jennie shares how compassion from strangers, her community, and Tzu Chi USA opened her eyes to the kindness in the world and gave her hope to keep moving forward.
Serge Nelson: Finding Strength in the Way Forward (opens the original)
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When the Eaton Fire destroyed Serge Nelson’s Altadena home in January 2025, she faced an uncertain road toward recovery. In this episode of Gratitude Talks, Serge shares how faith, resilience, compassion, and her belief that “life continues” helped her navigate loss, accept support, and keep moving forward with hope.
Oscar Soltero: The Helping Hands Along the Way (opens the original)
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After losing his family home in the 2025 Eaton Fire, Oscar Soltero faced the daunting task of rebuilding more than what the flames had destroyed. He shares how unexpected kindness, trusted relationships, and the support of Tzu Chi USA helped his family move forward, and how the experience deepened his appreciation for community, compassion, and helping others find their own way through difficult times.
Eleanore Vega: A Symbol of Kindness (opens the original)
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In our first episode, host Eleanore Vega takes us back to the night the 2025 Eaton Fire swept through Altadena, forcing her to flee the place she had called home for decades. As she shares the long and uncertain journey that followed, Eleanore reflects on the people who stood by her, the strength she found in adversity, and how gratitude and hope continue to guide her toward a new beginning.
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