In this episode, we sit down with Turner Benoit of the Hanley Foundation to discuss the critical role prevention, education, and community leadership play in addressing substance use and mental health challenges.

Turner shares insight into Hanley Foundation’s mission, its impact across Palm Beach County and beyond, and why early intervention and education are essential to building healthier, more resilient communities. The conversation explores how nonprofits, businesses, schools, and civic leaders can work together to create meaningful change and why prevention-focused initiatives deserve a seat at the table.

This episode is a powerful reminder that leadership, when rooted in purpose, has the ability to change lives and strengthen communities for generations to come.

In this episode, we explore how CDRx Pharmacy is redefining the patient experience by becoming a true partner to both providers and the individuals they serve.

CDRx supports patients who are taking an active role in their healthcare, seeking practitioners who align with their values and prioritizing personalized, thoughtful treatment plans. By working closely with physicians, CDRX helps carry out the care vision doctors have for their patients, ensuring continuity, trust, and better outcomes.

Known for its commitment to personalized care and innovative solutions, CDRx demonstrates how pharmacy can play a meaningful role in empowering patients and strengthening provider relationships, going far beyond simply filling prescriptions.

Join Kevin Asbacher, AIA, as he explores one of the most universal challenges in architecture school and beyond: the fear of starting. Kevin shares insights on moving past hesitation, embracing iteration, and developing your voice as a designer, reminding us that great architecture begins with the courage to take the first step.

In this heartfelt episode, Janet Levy, Founder and President of the Palm Beach Ray of Hope Foundation, discusses the foundation's mission to support families facing hardship. Janet reflects on the gratitude of recipients, the importance of community generosity, and the meaningful programs that provide hope where it's needed most.

In this episode, Kiana Rivera, Vice President of Membership & Program Development at the Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce, shares her firsthand experience attending the Concordia Summit in September. From nonstop programming to the powerful intimacy of Swift Hour, Kiana gives an inside look at the moments, conversations, and global interactions that shaped this year's summit, both on the mainstage and behind the scenes.

From founding Quantum House after sending "the clown" back to Chicago, to now serving as Board Chair and championing the Chamber's new Nonprofit Council, Robi Jurney has dedicated her life to community impact. In this episode, she shares how her journey began, why nonprofits are such a critical part of the Chamber's membership, and how this new program will support the organizations that show up early, work hard, and give so much to our community.

Our guest, Pamela Rauch, Vice President of External Affairs and Economic Development at Florida Power & Light, joins us to discuss the importance of building confidence, seeking mentors, and cultivating friendships that lift you higher. Pamela dives into why supportive relationships, in both men and women, matter deeply for women in business and STEM.

Featuring Dr. Brian K. Strow, Dean and Professor of Economics at the Marshall E. Rinker Sr. College of Business at Palm Beach Atlantic University, this episode explores why the relationships you build today can open the doors of tomorrow. Dr. Strow shares powerful stories of PBA students who stepped out, engaged in the community, and jump-started their careers long before graduation, all through the power of networking.