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Stuff that Matters is an interview-based show centered around important voices in the broader human services space that have something to say about something...that matters.Primarily long-form, occasionally short-form, free flowing interviews. The focus is not only on the guests themselves, but also the issues they represent. Ranging from mental health, childcare, substance abuse, healthcare and various hard-hitting topics. This podcast can truly be a game-changer and great outlet for so many. Hosts: New Hope Treatment Center's (Rock Hill, SC) Matt Simon, Mike O'Connor and Patrick Puzzo.
Unknown Host hosts Stuff That Matters - A New Hope Podcast, a health show with 62 episodes published.
Mike Leach is the Chief External Engagement Officer for Think Of US. He's the Principal for Leach Consulting Group, LLC, a partner at Momenta Advisors, Senior Fellow at Center for the Helping Professions and the former S
Michael Prelaske is a high school social studies teacher in Wake County, NC, a Graduate Research Assistant at NC State, and founder of 1347 Games, where he designs immersive, multiplayer simulations for classroom learnin
Officer Michael Chavis, a Police Lieutenant for the Rock Hill Police department. Coming up on nearly 25 years of service, Officer Chavis has seen it all. Serving as a police officer, detective, a sergeant, lieutenant, pu
Ben Ingraham is a clinical social worker specializing in trauma-focused care for individuals in high-stress, high-responsibility professions, including military service members, veterans, first responders, and medical pr
Carlos Grant is the Executive Director of Alternative Programs in Rock Hill Schools. He has the responsibility of leading efforts across all five of the district's alternative programs that support mental health services
Sharmea Cousar, known as Ms. Icey at our PRTF in Rock Hill, SC, joined New Hope originally in 2015. She has served multiple roles, but has been part of our education department as a teacher the last few years. Her story
Building Resilience, Reclaiming Hope – No Exceptions. Since 1992, The Lionheart Foundation has been creating high-impact, evidence-informed programs that empower incarcerated adults, systems-involved youth, adolescent pa
Our Mental Health Ambassador, Kiara Grace Nalle takes you through a peaceful journey.
The show goes back to its roots! No guests, as the hosts recap 2025 for the podcast, as well as New Hope's accomplishments and what to look forward to heading into what should be an exciting 2026.
Under the sponsorship of The Steel Network and as a direct result of her relationships and experience at Extivita-RTP, in 2023 Kristy Andrews embraced an opportunity to spearhead a novel and impactful endeavor - HBOT4Her
We speak with our Admissions Coordinator, Lorraine Bethea, to learn all about the intake process, the complexities and challenges, opportunities and successes. The intake process is one of the first steps on a youth's jo
April Simpkins is a dynamic HR leader with over 30 years of experience in executive business strategy and multiple HR certifications. After eighteen years, April successfully sold her consulting practice to focus on her
Sitina Digby has been a part of the New Hope family for almost 30 years!! One of our longest tenured employees and someone that has perhaps the closest connection to the building itself. She has moved around quite a bit
On our first Hope Grown with a current staff, we welcomed on the ever effervescent Ms. Kim Hudson. She was named as the building’s third Residential Director in January, 2024, tasked with overseeing the Learning Enriched
Mary is the Executive Director of Emerald School of Excellence, an accredited recovery high school in Charlotte dedicated to providing a nurturing and supportive environment for students struggling with substance use dis
Our Mental Health Ambassador, Kiara Grace Nalle was joined by a recent graduate of New Hope. Nathan Simmons completed his treatment a few years ago and is now living in Seattle, Wash. He is currently working in the menta
Ian once embraced the “work hard, play harder” mentality, diving head first into a lifestyle that celebrated excessive drinking. He started sipping beer at the age of 1, bartended in the middle of nowhere at 13, built a
Introducing a new series to the STM channel! Hope Grown features New Hope success stories. This highlights a former resident turned current employee! Nathan graduated from New Hope several years ago. He discusses his chi
Victor Armstrong - Vice President for Health Equity & Engagement at The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. He is a nationally recognized speaker on issues regarding health equity and access to healthcare, partic
We speak with the Executive Vice President and COO of Grafton Integrated Health and the President of Ukeru Systems, Kim Sanders. 00:02:30-00:14:28 – All about Ukeru. 00:14:29-00:27:14 – Outcomes and datasurrounding Ukeru
Kim Hudson
Principal Flute of the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra · Seniors Helping Seniors Pittsburgh Northeast
1 appearance on this show
Ian Fee
author and entrepreneur
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Stephen Trzeciak
Edward D. Viner Endowed Chief of Medicine at Cooper University Health Care · Cooper Medical School of Rowan University
1 appearance on this show
Darryl Rodgers
Family Recovery Coach, Speaker, Author
1 appearance on this show
Emma White
Founder and President · Life Is Worth It Organization
1 appearance on this show
Saul Malek
Storyteller & promoter of mental health, resilience & hope
1 appearance on this show
Michael Prelaske
1347 Games
1 appearance on this show
Michael Chavis
Rock Hill Police
1 appearance on this show
Carlos Grant
Rock Hill Schools
1 appearance on this show
Kristy Andrews
HBOT4Heroes
1 appearance on this show
Sitina Digby
New Hope
1 appearance on this show
Mary Ferreri
Emerald School of Excellence
1 appearance on this show
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