Lives Radio Show With Stuart Chittenden

In conversation with Jeremy Bouman of Defy Ventures discussing life after prison for those with criminal histories, developing their talents for entrepreneurship and business, as well as Jeremy's own life growing up in Queen's NYC and his 9/11 experiences.

In conversation with Merica Whitehall, multi-generational Nebraskan and ED of Fontenelle Forest as she talks about the magical power of the natural world, the restorative force of the outdoors, her long family history, including its slave origins, and her time as as performance manager. Oh, and stilt dancing!

In conversation with Doug Wilwerding, CEO, businessman and venture capital investor, who shares his thoughts on leadership, differentiated market positions, ethics of leadership, and...fly fishing.

In conversation with Jeff Koterba, an editorial cartoonist, writer, musician, and creativity advocate.

In conversation with Shonna Dorsey talking about women in technology, entrepreneurship, health, domestic violence and more.

In conversation with Sharif Liwaru, CEO of the Malcolm X Memorial Foundation, on the continuing relevance of Malcolm X.

In conversation with John Kretzschmar on the theme of labor, the history and nature of unions and the anti-organized labor forces.

In conversation with Zora Murff, discussing how his experiences and his education in human services and art informs his photography, which focuses on race, identity, and how images are used to reinforce sociocultural constructs.

In conversation with music promoter, radio show host, record collector and life-long music fan David Leibowitz. In this show we talk about David's history in the music industry, his views on the business now, as well as taking a tour through the acts appearing at the Maha Music Festival 2017.

In conversation on the theme of YOLO – You Only Live Once – with global travelers, Midwest to New Yorkers, married creative duo Leanne Prewitt and Ryan Sorensen.

In conversation with Brian Smith, producer of TEDxOmaha about the influence and impact of TED and TEDx for him and for community. We talk about the spread of ideas, personal growth and the practicalities of organizing a TEDx event.

In conversation with Megan Hunt, Diana Martinez and Ashlei Spivey: A panel discussion on themes related to women, including self-esteem, cultural representation, politics, autonomy and even Wonder Woman.

In conversation with Nebraska's First Lady Susanne Shore discussing the wide ranging theme of women, including politics, esteem, empowerment and more, as well as First Lady Shore's own personal story.

In conversation with Kate Dussault, founder of the unique and innovative Hi-Fi House, a vinyl record musicology laboratory and library.

Conversation with British expat Michael Lyon on the theme of community and growing up in the United Kingdom, and also with Debbie Morgan in London speaking after the recent terrorist attacks.

Human trafficking is a serious subject demanding immediate attention. This disturbing and dark secret in many communities affecting many of our neighbors is addressed in this interview with Meghan Malik, the trafficking project manager at the Women's Fund of Omaha.

Conversation on the theme of spine with Joey Bierman and Jon Schuetz at QLI Rehab. Hear them talk about their traumatic spine injuries, life before and after being wheelchair bound and their courage, resilience, humor and wisdom.

Conversation on the theme of rural with Caleb Pollard of Scratchtown Brewing Company, Kyle Arganbright, mayor of Valentine and cofounder of Sandhills State Bank and Bolo Beer Co., and Garry Clark, Nebraska Opportunity Fund manager.

Conversations on the theme of quiet with Orenda Fink, professional musician, songwriter, performer and writer as a solo artist and with Azure Ray, Art in Manila, O+S, Harouki Zombi, CLOSENESS and High Up, and with Brother James Dowd of the Order of the Holy Cross currently with the staff of the Episcopal Diocese of Nebraska for a two-year position as “Monk in Residence.”

Conversations and readings on the theme of poetry with poets Matt Mason of Nebraska Writers Collective, Todd Robinson, poetry professor at University of Nebraska at Omaha, Steve Langan, founder of the Seven Doctors Project and creative writing professor at University of Nebraska at Omaha, and Britny Cordera Doane, the Old Market Poet.