I literally couldn’t find anyone to have a conversation with that felt like it could be a give-and-take. It was either "they’re telling me"—or a shutdown. . .

How many times is there someone sitting right across from me who has the same feeling I have and I don't know it yet, because I haven't realized my own fear--or joy, or whatever it is. And so I don't recognize theirs.

We're opening up ourselves to ourselves--to find out what's really deep inside, and find purpose.

"I've never felt burned out by what I hear on the news. I always feel myself putting energy in it that will improve someone's circumstances."

I did a couple of things. And one of them was to go to seminary--not because I wanted to be a minister . . . but because I wanted to be a better Donna.

WBTC is thrilled to roll out the red carpet for NPR's Donna Apidone, celebrating her profound journey and the exceptional contributions she has made in the world of broadcast journalism and public communication. Donna Apidoni is the genuine, reliable, and engaging voice you may recognize from her 25 years of hosting NPR's Morning Edition, reaching over 100,000 listeners who made her an integral part of their morning routine each day.

Giving our power to imperfect leaders can reveal our own unclaimed strength. Disillusionment is painful, but often an invitation...

When you finally see what's been stuck in there, you're no longer ruled by it. You see it for what it is.

I realized I could cry and allow myself to have my heart open in the pain and feel it fully and not resist it. And there was no story...

 “I asked, What should I do with my life? I asked with all my heart. And I heard a voice for the first time--this inner voice, like a cosmic voice. And it said healing through music.

These...transformation in action stories remind us that we’re all on this journey together. I hope this podcast helps you enjoy the ride.

These are substantive, nourishing dialogues, spiced with knowing laughter, smiles of inspiration, and many “been there” nods.