Philadelphia Agenda With Brad Segall

Chester County's Cassandra Pavolic, former aerialist with Ringling Brothers and Las Vegas entertainment shows, talking about her fear of heights and how to overcome your fears.

Former TV anchor and New Jersey State Senator Diane Allen talking about a new Political Action Committee she formed called runWomenserve, which is designed to help female candidates running for elected office in New Jersey for the first time overcome challenges such as fundraising and building a campaign structure.

Brad hosts author Andre Huu and discusses his new book "The Round of Your Life".  The trials and struggles in life is compared to the challenging game of golf.  Golf lovers and lovers of a story of triumph will love this espisode of Philadelphia Agenda!

Brad gets up close and personal with The Veterans Group.  The private sector meets the non-profit world to reach one common goal, to help our Veterans.  Steve Philabaum and Brian Waterson join Brad Segall to shine light on this incredible organization, and how you can help.

Andy Pritikin, founder Liberty Lake Foundation and owner/operator, Liberty Lake Day Camp, talking about the Foundation and how it makes it possible for kids who ordinarily wouldn't be able to afford summer camp to attend. He also provided advice for parents who are thinking about sending their children to camp.

Robert Kreider, President/CEO, Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health, talking about their history... the programs they offer and their November gala.  

Liz McLaughlin, associate director of marketing and fundraising, Robin's Nest and Camille Boules, lead esthetician, Ageless Skin and Laser Center in Sewell, NJ, talking about their work together to collect donations for Robin's Nest which offers numerous social services programs.

Shirley Kessel, Executive Director, Miles for Migraine and Dr. William Young from Thomas Jefferson University, talking about the latest research and treatments for migraine headaches and the programs the organization offers to migraine sufferers.

Local entrepreneur Tony Luke Junior telling his compelling story about the death earlier this year of his son who had an opioid addiction and his message for parents who have children battling an addiction

Sandy and Stephen Sheller, Sheller Family Foundation and John Kirby, Director, Community Health and Wellness for 11th Street Family Health Services, talking about the facility which provides quality, comprehensive health services to the clients it serves and vulnerable members of the population.

Michael Coakley CPA, Director, Audit and Accounting, Kreischer Miller, John Shegda, President, M&S Centerless Grinding and Tom Krol, President, IMET Corporation, talking about the state of manufacturing in the Philadelphia area and the results of a new survey that reveals economic optimism for the area

Joe DiGiovanni, co-founder of TAPP Network, talking about the work they do with non profit and mission driven organizations to help them use digital tools to tap into their target markets to increase their market share. He also talked about their non profit summit

Victoria Dupuy, founder of the non profit organization No More Broken Hearts, talking about the unexpected death of her husband from a heart attack and her efforts to educate people about the coronary artery calcium test.

Pennsylvania Acting Revenue Secretary Dan Hassell making a last minute push for the state's Tax Amnesty program which waives all penalties and half of the interest for those who pay their past-due state taxes

Siobhan Lyons, president/CEO, Citizen Diplomacy and Tom and Kathy Jennings, Citizen Diplomacy volunteers, talking about the organization that connects international visitors and Americans and serves as the official administrator of the Philadelphia Sister Cities Program

Dr. Jingduan Yang, founder and medical director of the Tao Institute of Mind and Body Medicine and member of Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney's Task Force on Opioid Abuse talking about opiate addictions and solutions for treatments.

Jamie Dunek, Assistant Events Coordinator, Jersey Man/Philly Man Magazine and Steve Burns, Project Director, Apiary Magazine, talking about Apiary's mission of connecting and inspiring Philadelphians through the power of their own words

Vicky Mayor, executive director, Royer-Greaves School for Blind in Paoli along with moms Sandra Smith and Jatae Winkey, talking about what the school has done for their daughters who are blind and have other disabilities and the challenges and successes of raising their children

Andie Summers, WXTU Morning Personality and Vinnie Carrano, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter, talking about "The Big Climb" and the effort to raise funds for research in the Philadelphia area

Michael Marrone, school president, Liguori Academy and Phil Jaurigue, SABRE Systems, event co-chair, talking about the new private school for students who fall through the cracks at other schools and their celebration event