An interview with Dr. Melanie Nadeau about her journey to becoming a public health researcher and teacher and the work she is doing to grow the community of Indigenous public health scholars.

An interview with Jacquie Berglund about her journey to becoming the founder of Finnegan’s Brew Co. and her drive to do good.

An interview with Anthony Walsh about his experience growing up playing hockey and the work he is doing now to bring more diversity to the game.

An interview with Roger Cummings, co-founder of Juxtaposition Arts, about helping young-urban artists find a path to making art and making a living from their art.

An Interview with Kathryn Goetzke, the founder of the Shine Hope Company and a mental health advocate. She moved from hopelessness to hope and is teaching others to do the same.

An interview with Rob Williams, the founder and president of Every Meal about his decision to start Every Meal and their hope to end childhood hunger.

An interview with Dr. Karen Oberhauser, a conservation biologist, about her passion for monarchs, her journey to her current role and what we can do to support monarchs and their habitat, which are under a lot of stress.

A conversation with Dr. Joe Gothard, the superintendent of Saint Paul Public Schools, about becoming superintendent and the work being done across the district to make sure every student thrives.

An interview with Devon Thomas Treadwell, one of the founders of The Retrievers, about bringing dogs to safety and the hope that fuels their work.

Finding hope all around me and deciding to help spread the word.

An interview with Noreen Thomas of Doubting Thomas Farms about going organic, growing tasty and nutrient-dense food and turning hopes into realities.

My journey to discovering the science of hope and finding the seed for Ruthlessly Hopeful

An interview with Sue Scott about her journey to becoming an actor, joining the cast of A Prairie Home Companion and making her way to the Island of Discarded Women.

An interview with Brian McNeill of Dignity Twin Cities about the hope for creating a better Catholic Church that fully accepts LGBTQIA+ Catholics.

An interview with Tammy Thies, founder and executive director of The Wildcat Sanctuary about starting the sanctuary and the hope for ending the exploitation and abuse of wildcats in captivity.

An interview with Eli and Mitch about their journey to each other and their hopes for starting a family.

An interview with Emily Baxter, the founder of We Are All Criminals, who is working to erase the barriers between those with criminal histories and those with criminal records.

An interview with Dan Johnson, the CEO of Arise Community Credit Union, the first Black-led credit union in Minnesota. Dan talks about stepping outside his comfort zone to serve a community he loves.

An interview with Sara Jones, executive director of the Great North Innocence Project about how hope fuels their work to free wrongly convicted people and reduce the risk of wrongful convictions.

An interview with Dr. Heidi Roop about what we can do to shape a better future in the face of climate change.