Neveah Mosher is one for the books! Every year, she challenges herself to read more than 300 books a year. She is also looking to be the first member of her family to attend college. Watch this empowering video as Neveah explains why she loves learning!
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Everyone could use a few more smiles in their daily lives…and watching a funny video will often do the Trick... or Treat! OnlyGood TV celebrates Halloween with videos that highlight all the costumes, candies, and things that go bump in the night that makes this holiday fun for kids of all ages.
When you see them, you won't believe that these frightening creatures of the undead came from the main ingredient for pumpkin pie. Using three 1,800 pound pumpkins (the three largest in the U.S.), Ray Villafane, his partner Andy Bergholtz, and a talented team of carvers create a masterpiece of nightmares.
Co-Founder Kevin Mullins captured the essence of his App based organization that rescues unused food this way; "It's awesome for neighbors to be taking care of neighbors and that's really what Food Rescue US is all about."
Food Rescue US was started by two old friends--Kevin Mullins and Jeff Schacher. Kevin is a pastor and Jeff worked in the restaurant and tech industry. They took their experiences in their respective careers and applied them to achieve their goal of simplifying food rescue by using technology to connect donors, volunteers and receiving agencies.
OG Sports is an OGTV series all about the inspirational sports stories you love to hear. Veteran Sports anchor Scott Stanford will interview unique and uplifting sports heroes and members of organizations who, in their own way, are trying to change the world for the better through sports.
In this episode, Scott talks to Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman, boyhood friends who eat, drink, and breath baseball, and are the co-creators of Cespedes Family BBQ. This Twitter account, named for a goofy backyard video by NY Mets outfielder, Yoenis Cespedes, is where their 100,000+ followers come for fun and lively wall-to-wall Baseball Banter, especially In October during the MLB Playoffs and World Series.
Everyone could use a little help in their daily lives…and watching a good DIY video can always make a difference! OnlyGood TV videos help make your life easier, more manageable, happy and stress free!
Happiness is a choice, and one we all want to make. Happier people tend to live healthier lives and you often find the keys to happiness just outside your door. In this episode of Happiness Made Simple, host Dr. Woody Woodward describes how being out and about near a babbling brook, a luscious green field, or an iconic museum stimulates our ears, eyes, and mind and helps us to be more engaged with the nature, culture and people around us.
** In celebration of "National Pets For Vets Day", we wanted to share this heart warming story about how a service dog is helping a Vet with PTSD **
Brett Simon was a veteran K9 police officer who went on to work as a contractor for the Department of the Army as a bomb dog handler. However, after serving two tours in Iraq, he returned home suffering from PTSD.
Led by his Mom, Shari Duval, who had worked for veteran's charities near their home in Jacksonville Florida, Brett's family undertook two years of research to find a solution to help Brett and others with this condition.
Their research focused on canine assistance for PTSD. Ultimately, they started a non-profit organization. K9s For Warriors, dedicated to providing service dogs to warriors suffering from post-traumatic stress and/or traumatic brain injury as a result of their military service (post 9/11).
In the OnlyGood TV original series, Only Good Heroes, you'll meet some remarkable individuals and organizations who are making a huge difference in communities across the country, sparking action that pulls people together to battle the impact from this pandemic.
In this episode, host Lucia Nazzaro talks with Robbie Stokes Jr., Founder of nonprofit "I Talk To Strangers". Robbie's organization explores the idea of what would happen if more people decided to reach out and have a positive conversation with a stranger. Whether it's a community, college campus, or corporate setting, Robbie has faith that through training, events, and positivity, we can break down barriers and discover what connects us.
When Alex Fischetti thinks back to when he was 9, he realizes how he was different from other kids. "Some people can say that you are odd," he remembers. "Some people can say that you are a little out there." Diagnosed back then with Asperger's Syndrome, a condition that made it hard for him look people in the eye and interact normally, Alex missed many parties and other social events and often felt isolated. But if you look at him today, you see a completely different person.
Now 27, Alex has learned to deal with his condition with the help of some very special people along the way. He works a regular job, has written a personal memoir of his experiences, and has now become the self-described "social butterfly" of Ridgefield, Connecticut.
Take a step back in time with Quist, a new app that educates users about events in LGBTQ history.
Open it up and you'll see how years ago to the very date, events took place that changed the course of equality. Each event illustrates how far the world has come in making a safer, more equal environment for the LGBTQ community and their supporters.
