Kindness

The Small Urge That Causes Big Ripples There’s a moment we’ve all experienced — that small flicker inside when someone says something we know isn’t quite accurate. Maybe they misremember

 Rob Semerano and Jessica Curtis sit down with Ray Negron—author, former Yankees executive, and one-time teenage graffiti artist whose life changed the day George Steinbrenner caught him in the act.

We live in a world where time moves faster than most of us can keep up with. We tap our phones instead of talking, order coffee without ever looking up,

Jessica Curtis and Rob Semerano talk with composer and educator Evan Mack, founder of We Are Instrumental, a nonprofit providing quality instruments and music opportunities to underserved schools. Inspired by his

A Tribute That Travels the Distance In a heartfelt ceremony marking both remembrance and resolve, Tennessee lawmakers have dedicated a section of Interstate 24 in Montgomery County as the Andre’

Jessica Curtis and Rob Semerano sit down with Emmy-winning journalist and author Bob Sellers, whose career has taken him from the baseball diamond to the anchor desk at Fox, CNBC,

Jessica Curtis and Rob Semerano talk with Mike Desmond, president of Brick Little League and District 18, whose lifelong love of baseball grew from the fields where he once played

This year marks a milestone anniversary for one of Texas’s most enduring advocates for accessibility and inclusion. The Texas Governor’s Committee on People with Disabilities (GCPD), established in 1950, is

Living Civically in Small Ways It’s funny how quickly we grow accustomed to things being someone else’s problem. A discarded coffee cup on the sidewalk. A crushed water bottle by

This past week, our nation watched with heavy hearts as tragedy once again reminded us just how fragile we are—not just in body, but in spirit. The violence that erupted,