The Path with Art Podcast Network

This is the first episode of the Thank You For Your Service series. Here you will hear the Host and Producer Gina Youngblood Hatcher interview Stan Freeman, an extraordinary Army service member who after over 22 years of service has made Tacoma Washington home. You will gain perspective on military life and how impactful the phrase, Thank You for Your Service can be.

Brownstone foundation of life and lessons learned along the way.

Hosted by Sharon Cecilia.

TotMW is an anthology podcast with each episode consisting of two short stories, written by a pair of bickering siblings. This is a world where elves shrink as they grow older, witches living in the moon deliver prophetic messages via youtube live, and demonically possessed beavers vie for power in a hellscape ravaged by capitalism instead of the fire to which they are accustomed. There's comedy, adventure, and thimble sized elves living in the bones of a dragon. For what more could you ask?

In this interview, you will gain a really broad and entertaining perspective on service in the Army from Kirsten Brunson, as a retired service member, wife, mother, and her still active member husband.

Reflections and Uncertainties - Poems and Stories - About My Life &- My Experiences.

A podcast by Tyler Armani Marcil.

What if asking questions could change the world? In this episode, we explore how we can use curiosity as a powerful tool for connection, inclusion, and challenging the status quo. When we dare to ask, listen, and truly see each other, we can disrupt assumptions and create space for everyone to have a voice. 

Curiosity is courage. Keep asking. Keep listening. Keep connecting.

Welcome to What’s Your Legacy, where we dive into legacies that change lives and the
stories behind them.

Today, I’m thrilled to sit down with Jose “Neaners” Garcia. Neaners is the Founder and
Executive Director of Hope for Homies, a healing center in Everett dedicated to
empowering youth and adults through cultural reconnection, emotional regulation, and
mentorship. Raised as a migrant worker, he faced significant hardships, including
language barriers, an abusive home, and early involvement in gang life, which led to a
45-year prison sentence at just 14. While incarcerated, he earned his GED and
envisioned a future rooted in healing and transformation.

Since his release in 2014, he has dedicated his life to social work, launching programs
like “Coffee for Homies” at Tierra Nueva and developing successful youth initiatives in
schools. Now leading a LEAD (Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion) Model for adults,
he also runs a for-profit business while mentoring future leaders. A devoted father and
advocate, Neaners believes challenges are opportunities for growth, using his lived
experience to guide others toward healing and self-discovery. His mission is to build a
lasting legacy of hope and resilience in marginalized communities.

Join us as we uncover what drives him, the values he hopes to leave behind, and
maybe a few surprises along the way!

I’m your host, Elsa Espino—a fine art photographer, aspiring producer, and creative
force in theater and TV. From behind the camera to onstage, I’m here to bring you
stories of impact and legacy.

Want to stay connected, watch BTS content or just get to know us better? Find us on
social media!

Elsa Espino, Podcast Host
Website: https://www.elsaespino.com/
Personal IG: https://www.instagram.com/elsamespino/
Photography IG: https://www.instagram.com/elsaespinophotography
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@elsamespino

Jose “Neaners” Garcia, Podcast Guest

Website: https://www.hopeforhomies.org/about
Hope for Homies IG: https://www.instagram.com/hope_for_homies/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@neaners2

Welcome to the What‘s Your Legacy? Podcast, where we dive into the legacies of those
shaping our world for the better. Each episode, we sit down with inspiring guests from
diverse fields—scientists, artists, activists, and more—who share the values,
experiences, and wisdom they hope to leave behind.

Today, I’m thrilled to sit down with Dr. Jennifer Adair—a visionary working to make
advanced healthcare accessible for all. Beyond her incredible science, Jen is creating a
legacy of compassion, determination, and a world where cutting-edge treatment
reaches everyone who needs it.

At 19, she had her first child while in college, balancing academics and parenting with
the help of welfare programs. Inspired by her mother’s perseverance in finishing her
own degree, she completed her studies, often bringing her kids to class. She later had
two more children (one adopted) and established a gene therapy workshop for youth. In
2022, she climbed to Everest base camp in honor of her father and to raise funds for
cancer research. She has also contributed to conservation efforts in Uganda, given a
TED talk on her 40th birthday, holds four patents, and launched her own company in
2020.

Join us as we uncover what drives her, the values she hopes to leave behind, and
maybe a few surprises along the way!

I’m your host, Elsa Espino—a fine art photographer, aspiring producer, and creative
force in theater and TV. From behind the camera to onstage, I’m here to bring you
stories of impact and legacy.

Want to stay connected, watch BTS content or just get to know us better? Find us on
social media!

Elsa Espino, Podcast Host
Website: https://www.elsaespino.com/
Personal IG: https://www.instagram.com/elsamespino/
Photography IG: https://www.instagram.com/elsaespinophotography
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@elsamespino

Jennifer Adair, Podcast Guest
Website: https://www.fredhutch.org/en/faculty-lab-directory/adair-jennifer.html