Yuki is the co-founder of Harboring Hearts, a non-profit dedicated to providing support to families whose loved ones are undergoing heart transplants and other life changing cardiac procedures. Yuki, a […]
KCBS Radio afternoon news anchor and A2A founder Jeff Bell shares the story of award winning novelist and essayist Esme Wang.
Esme has battled mental heath challenges since she was a child. Today she lives with schizoaffective disorder as well as late stage Lyme disease. She is the […]
KCBS afternoon anchor and A2A founder Jeff Bell Interviews Nina G, a standup comedian who stutters.
Nina uses her humor to bring understanding and awareness to disabilities. Nina, who also has dyslexia, is the author of a children’s book called Once Upon An Accommodation.
To learn […]
KCBS Radio afternoon anchor and A2A founder Jeff Bell Interviews Amanda Boxtel who was paralyzed in a freak skiing accident at 24.
18 years later with the help of a bionic exoskeleton suit Amanda was able to walk. Desirous of sharing her gift of mobility Amanda started […]
KCBS Radio afternoon anchor and A2A founder Jeff Bell shares the story of 20 year old Valerie Weisler who was bullied in high school.
With first hand knowledge of how bullying erodes self esteem Valerie told a student she saw being bullied that he matters and […]
KCBS Radio afternoon anchor and A2A Alliance founder shares the story of Dr. Deanna Needell.
KCBS Radio News Anchor and A2A founder Jeff Bell shares the story of mathematician Deanna Needell. Deanna’s Lyme Disease was misdiagnosed for years, during which she endured severe stomach pains, chronic headaches […]
KCBS Radio afternoon anchor and A2A founder Jeff Bell shares the story of Ryan Manion.
Ryan’s younger brother Travis, a Marine 1st Lieutenant and Naval Academy graduate was killed in Iraq at the age of 27. Travis had a strong sense of duty exemplified by the […]
A2A 1-on-1 host Liz Saint John talks one-on-one with psychotherapist and life coach Ron Bauer about his experience living with epilepsy. After he was diagnosed at age 6, he worried that someone would find out—his family had a rule to not talk about it. Although it took a long […]
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