Expanding Horizons Podcast Show

Let us hear from you. Please rate, review, subscribe, comment and share! The competition was stiff, but Texas native Mariah Kilbourne beat 27 other women to wear the crown of 2013 Ms. Wheelchair America. Stories of how she broke down stereotypes and barriers throughout her life had judges crying. Her positive attitude, unstoppable spirit and enchanting smile led her to this top honor. Despite her Cerebral Palsy mobility challenges, she soars in her personal life and professional career. Visit https://goalminds.com. Expanding Horizons is produced by GoalMinds, Inc. Hosted by Stephanie King for Jo Condrill. Contact: 210 787-9073

We'd like to hear from you. Please rate, review, subscribe, comment and share! Sonny Melendrez was twice named Billboard Magazine's "Radio Personality of the Year” and is included in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as one of the “Top 100 Radio Personalities of All-Time”. From Hollywood, Sonny entertained millions in the U.S. and around the world with his uncanny ability to imitate and create voices for some of the most enjoyed cartoon characters and commercial voices on television. He is the author of, “The Art of Living with Enthusiasm!”. Today, as a motivational keynote speaker, Sonny travels from San Antonio, Texas to deliver presentations at conferences, meetings, associations, companies and universities, throughout Texas, nationally and internationally. Visit him at: http://SonnyMelendrez.com https://goalminds.com Produced by GoalMinds, Inc. Hosted by Stephanie King for Jo Condrill. Contact: 210 787-9073

Please rate, review, subscribe, comment and share! Listen to the story of former U.S. Foreign Service Diplomat Paul E. White. Over a span of 40 years, he served in roles on a number of Presidential Initiatives, and he championed the causes of social and economic development around the world.  His mother was a self-described gypsy and father an itinerant piano tuner. From these humble beginnings, he gleaned life lessons that led him to tremendous success. Post retirement, White recently served as host of the highly acclaimed Toastmasters International Convention, which featured the World Champion of Public Speaking. Hear how this leading public speaking and professional development organization has further enhanced his life in a way that again highlights the value of service.   Produced by GoalMinds, Inc. Hosted by Stephanie King for Jo Condrill. Contact: 210 787-9073

Please rate, review, subscribe, comment and share! We speak with a woman who, despite the many challenges and upsets in our schools today, has made public education her career. She is high school counselor Kellye Jackson on Expanding Horizons.   Produced by GoalMinds, Inc. Hosted by Stephanie King for Jo Condrill. Contact: 210 787-9073  

Please rate, review, subscribe, and comment. Julian Tyler is an artist, screenwriter, and media professional who spent years researching and writing about his favorite topic. The resulting epic novel is Creative imagination at its finest.  Julian explores the depths of the characters and leads you into their thinking. He acknowledges that the use of profanity by one character is necessary to describe his character. In the interview Julian reveals the talent and dedication of the author. You can enjoy the journey this author has taken in researching, rewriting, revealing the characters and finally producing the first copies of this epic novel. www.JulianTyler.com Produced by GoalMinds, Inc. Hosted by Jo Condrill Contact: 210 787-9073

Expanding Horizons Podcast Show. Produced by GoalMinds, Inc. https://goalminds.com. Contact us at 210-787-9073 The host is Stephanie King, Digital Content Producer.  Please SHARE, RATE, and leave a brief REVIEW about this program. For more quality programming from GoalMinds, Inc., SUBSCRIBE. He wasn’t supposed to be born. That was the determination of doctors who encouraged his mother to abort. After arriving in the United States as a young child, he struggled with learning the English language. Later, being forced into the deep end of the pool, he nearly drowned. He suffered domestic abuse. Most recently, a sudden ailment struck that caused him to flat-line and lie in a coma for a week, and he lived to tell about it! What a life! And, there’s more. You’ll meet this unstoppable man on this episode of Expanding Horizons.  

Expanding Horizons Podcast Show is produced by GoalMinds, Incorporated. The host is Stephanie King, Media Content Provider. Contact us at 210-787-9073 Please RATE, SHARE and leave a brief REVIEW about this program. For more quality programming from GoalMinds, SUBSCRIBE. Orphan children are suffering in the remote drug cartel infested mountains of Chihuahua, Mexico. Eli Young leads Share Hope, a ministry team that is not afraid to travel across the dangerous territory in the bitter cold to take shoes, clothes,and basic necessities to three orphanages there each Christmas. Listen to her story and open your heart. Here’s how to contact Share Hope. Website:  share-hope.org Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/sharethehope.mission To donate, PayPal:  sharehope.missions@gmail.com Find Jo Condrill's e-book, "Immigrants Coming to America," on Amazon: http://amzn.to/2ddZRJw Visit Jo Condrill's website:  http://goalminds.com  

Please rate, review, and subscribe. Tom Corson-Knowles is an entrepreneur, blogger and international bestselling author. One of his most popular books is The Kindle Publishing Bible series. He started his first business at age 13, out of his father's garage. At age of 22, by the time he graduated from Indiana University Kelley School of Business, Tom was earning a full-time income from his business marketing. Now, Tom teaches new and established authors and writers how to have incredible success by writing and selling e-books. He shares with Stephanie King and the Expanding Horizon’s audience some of what he’s learned on his way to becoming an outrageously successful businessman through writing. Also, you can find Jo Condrill’s Kindle best-selling e-book, "Immigrants Coming to America,” in the Kindle Bookstore .“

Please rate, review and subscribe after listening to this entertaining interview with Traci S. Campbell. Traci is the founder of the BIBO Awards (Beauty In/Beauty Out) , which profiles exceptional women role models. Her non-profit C.H.A.M.P. Within program is encouraging hundreds of school children, instilling words of affirmation and boosting their self-confidence. Traci's message especially extends to those raised in or are now facing single parent homes. She points out that sometimes, a person can be inflicted with detrimental attitudes, but she says it's possible to emerge strong and confident. Produced by GoalMinds, Inc. Host: Stephanie King Contact: Jo Condrill, Phone: 210 787-9073

Please rate, review, and subscribe. Much attention has been drawn to the work of police in recent days. In this interview, we chat with Jay Ellis of the San Antonio Police Department. He tells us how he deals with cops being the focus of attention in the age of dash-cams, phone camera,s and television scrutiny. Ellis also takes us on a journey through his life, telling us his personal story. You will understand his persistence while trying to get into police work. He is a role model for goal setting as he encourages others to set their goals. This is a not-to-be-missed interview by Stephanie King. Produced by GoalMinds, Inc. https://GoalMinds.com Telephone: 210 787-9073

Please rate, review and subscribe to our Expanding Horizons Podcast Show “Sumo wrestling is more than two fat guys bumpin’ bellies,” said International Sumo’s Greatest Ambassador, “Manny” Yarbrough. It’s an ancient martial art which dates back to 8th century Japan and it’s gaining in popularity in the United States. Sumo is the center of the sports world in Japan. It’s like football is to Americans and soccer is to Europeans. “Manny” was an extraordinary athlete, a giant of a man. Guinness Book of World Records cites him as the World’s Largest Athlete. He attributed his health to exercise and advised that just moving about would help an obese person maintain a measure of health. This interview was recorded for the Take Charge of Your Life Podcast Show  

Please rate, review, and subscribe to Expanding Horizons Alan Santana received the World Chamber of Commerce Humanitarian Hero Award on September 15, 2016, in Atlanta, GA. Congratulations, Alan! Alan put on his first pair of boxing gloves when he was 8 years old and beat the guy who was bullying him. He's a pro-active kind of guy! He later became an amateur, then a professional boxer. Today he is the North American Coordinator of the World Boxing Foundation and an International Boxing Judge. Alan founded No Teen Riders, Inc., a nonprofit company, to create awareness of the dangers to riders in cars with inexperienced drivers. He has been nominated for a "Rising in Community Excellence (RICE) Award" in Atlanta, GA. We invite you to listen as Alan talks about expanding horizons and shares his contact information at the end of the broadcast. http://noteenriders.com Sponsored by GoalMinds, Inc. Host: Jo Condrill - Telephone 210 787-9073

Please rate, review and subscribe to the Expanding Horizons Podcast Show Enrique Barojas had a good life in a poor Mexican family until he was 8 or 9 years old. Then his father remarried and things changed. Enrique learned about kidnappings and corruption. Enrique served in the Mexican Army as a paratrooper, and he liked the military life. He tried to enlist in each of the branches of service in the U.S., but because of an eye problem he was not able to do so. He works in the automotive field now, managing a service shop in Camp Pendleton. He says he is addicted to motorcycles, riding them and working on them. His dream is to own a motorcycle repair shop. It's been a dream since he was a child. Another very important dream is to become a U.S. citizen. Enrique was brought to our attention by Ron Neilson. The show is produced by GoalMinds, Inc. The host, Jo Condrill, can be reached at 210 787-9073  

Please rate, review and subscribe after listening to this very informative and interesting episode. Gwendolyn E. Talbot, MA, DTM, Certified Speech Language Pathologist and Certified Hypnotherapist has spent her life finding solutions. As a young child learning to walk, she often fell and cried out in pain. Finally, doctors discovered that one of her hip sockets was missing, but that could be fixed. She outgrew that solution when she was 12 years old. Each stage of her lif there were new challenges. She founded a chronic pain outreach group and helped others facing similar challenges. The group soon expanded to other locations. Gwen is also a breast cancer survivor of 20 years. This experience underscores her belief in the important value of clear communications, speaking, listening, and nonverbal. These skills are critical in doctor-patient communications and may have saved her life. She is a strong supporter of Toastmasters International. At the end of her story, Gwen provides her contact information. The Ex

Please rate, review, and subscribe to our podcast show. Diana Shaffner is an extraordinary person! A few years ago she put into practice some of the things she learned about Childhood Development in college in Germany. She and her husband rescue abused farm animals and make their farm and the animals available to abused children and teenagers.Diana relates what seems to me to be a magical, miraculous rescue. Don't miss it! Recently she has taken note of a significant subset of abused children, the children of an incarcerated parent. In this episode, Diana talks about expanding their program to include the previously incarcerated parents. It is remarkable to see so many lives changed by the imagination and thoughtful actions of two people. You may feel moved to contribute in some way. Monetary donations, yes, but also by helping to spread the availability of the Prison Life Magazine. Diana is a willing coach. Diana is President of Good Acres Sanctuaries http://GoodAcres.org and Producing Director of Prison Li

As a senior executive, Donald G. Young travelled around the world taking charge of challenging assignments such as Vice President International for Human Resources in 30 countries. Consider the challenge of understanding the culture in so many countries! Don's value system began to be formed at an early age while he lived with his great-grandparents, a rare privilege. His family was his foundation. Taking responsibility at an early age led Don into a life filled with opportunities and challenges. He learned how to deal with people while running a restaurant during his  high school years.

Please rate, review, and subscribe to this podcast.   Bea Davis has not only worked with the rich and famous, she has been there for the sick and dying. Though she rarely talks about herself, she opened up during this interview with Jo Condrill. Listen to the adventures of a babysitter turned tour manager for popular bands and other entertainers, a woman who adopted a brother when they were both grown up and adopted each other, the woman who founded the very popular Sassy B Productions to promote celebrities who want more of the good things in life. Bea is also an important part of the Beauty In - Beauty Out Tour which visits 6 major U.S cities. You will love Beatrice Davis. Please post a rating and review or comment. Sponsored by GoalMinds, Inc. Hosted by Jo Condrill, Telephone 210 787-9073

Please Rate, Review, and Subscribe! Thanks. If that is not an option, Comment Dercresha "Alex" Alexander signed up for Army ROTC (The Reserve Officer Training Corps) when she was only 16 years old. Her father gave permission. Alex so enjoyed the training that she volunteered for active duty. After giving birth to twins, she had to balance family life with the military. She was careful about assignments, though she did serve two short tours in the Middle East. You will be amazed at what this woman is looking forward to now and the steps she has already taken to make her dreams come true. Real life lessons! Sponsored by GoalMinds, Inc. https://goalminds.com Hosted by Jo Condrill

Please Rate, Review and Subscribe! Stella Bustos suffered two bad car accidents in the Los Angeles area before moving to San Antonio, Texas. She began treatment for neck pain but didn't pay much attention to it. Her job required her to drive every day and the pain got worse and worse. Inspiration led her to a creative solution with no more pain and a whole new business. The business led Stella to Venture Challenge SA sponsored by the local Cafe Commerce. Listen now as Stella tells of her adventures!

Please rate, review, and subscribe Rupa Dash had relatives who owned businesses, but she was not allowed to work in them. She was told to get an education. So she did. Then she struck out on her own and travelled to New Delhi, then to Mumbai where she landed a job. "I wasn't worried about my mistakes," she said, "I was worried about my knowledge and whatever resources I had." She held on to her moral values and was prepared to quit when a man disrespected her on her first job. She later founded World Woman Fundation which helps young women ages 18 to 35 successfully find their way in the business world. "Women need to collaborate more. Equality for women is progress for all," she says. www.worldwomanfoundation.com    Twitter @rupadash Produced by GoalMinds, Inc https://GoalMinds.com Hosted by: Jo Condrill