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The Foundation for a Better Life hosts The Pass It On.com Podcast, a society show with 26 episodes published.
Listen to the amazing story of Larry Doby and others who achieved amazing feats of athleticism, inventiveness and fame but came in second place. Even though they were mostly forgotten by the general public, their stories
Show notesIn rural Sierra Leone, where distance often stands between children and their dreams, Mustapha's journey from shoeless schoolboy to education pioneer began with a two-mile walk to school. Decades later, he's still moving
Show notesListen to our latest podcast featuring the story of how the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League was created & how it became a testament to the talent, dedication and passion of hundreds of women who played. T
Show notesWhat if the most powerful love story in American history was written on a battlefield? Today, we're traveling back to the Civil War—an era of unimaginable courage, sacrifice, and against all odds… incredible love. Get re
Show notesAt 16, Allie Newman's life changed overnight when she was diagnosed with osteosarcoma. What followed was a grueling 12-month battle involving intensive chemotherapy, a hip replacement, total femur and knee replacement. A
Show notesAmong history's greatest composers—Bach, Handel, Mozart—one name stands apart: Ludwig van Beethoven. This is the story of a musical genius who faced an unthinkable fate. Just as he reached the height of his craft, Beetho
Show notesIn the mid-1800s, Milton Wright was a devoted preacher traveling the Midwest while his college-educated wife Susan nurtured their children's curiosity at home. When Milton brought home a simple toy—made of bamboo, cork,
Show notesMeet a young woman whose life changed forever at 18 when a routine medical procedure left her paralyzed from the waist down. While most teenagers were preparing for college and planning their futures, Mallory Weggemann w
Show notesMeet a boy who in 1906 would revolutionize how the entire world shares stories. While other teenagers were content with farm chores and simple pleasures, one extraordinary young man was dreaming up technologies that woul
Show notesJourney back to 1900 to meet a woman who defied every expectation of her time. While high society ladies sipped tea in elegant parlors, one extraordinary woman was braving blizzards, bandits, and wild animals in the rugg
Show notesWhat if I told you that one of history's most influential scientists was once labeled 'unteachable' and 'talentless' by his teachers? Listen to the remarkable story of Ernst Mach—a name you might recognize from supersoni
Show notesIn this second part of our two-part series with Dr. Taryn Marie Stejskal, we dive deep into the practical side of building resilience. If you missed part one, she introduced us to life's challenging "three C's" (challeng
Show notesListen to Dr. Taryn Marie Stejskal, a world-renowned expert in resilience, mental health, and well-being, share powerful insights about the fundamental human capacity for resilience. Beginning with her personal story of
Show notesMost world records celebrate the fastest, strongest, quickest or most extreme human achievements but this episode is about patience, perseverance, and perhaps the most unusual Olympic comeback story in history. Get ready
Show notesMeet Michael Wunderli, a former high school wrestler turned attorney, who credits the mental toughness he developed on the mat for his success in life. Join us as Michael shares how a pivotal tournament and the wisdom of
Show notesFrom starship captain to real-life astronaut, William Shatner has boldly gone where few have dared. But beneath the Hollywood fame is a man who claims he's just "stumbling along with everybody else." In this episode, dis
Show notesImagine a time when the American stock market was soaring, jazz music booming, and the cinema world revolutionized by "talkies". But amidst this era of optimism, one young boy from Cleveland, Ohio, would find himself fac
Show notesTake a musical journey from the streets of Manchester to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Ohio with Graham Nash. Not content to rest on his laurels after countless awards and honors (including two Rock and Roll Hall of
Show notesIn our previous episode on Happiness (episode 5), we explored the concept of happiness—what it means and how to cultivate it. Now, we're taking it a step further: What if we could invest in our happiness, putting habits
Show notesIn the darkest days of World War II, as Nazi bombers threatened Britain's very existence, an unlikely hero emerged: Tilly Shilling, a motorcycle-racing engineer with a passion for speed and innovation. As Royal Air Force
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The Pass It On.com Podcast is hosted by The Foundation for a Better Life. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 26 episodes.
The Pass It On.com Podcast has published 26 episodes.
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