Erin Hutt

What happens when grief turns into purpose? In this episode, Erin Hutt visits Mothers in Charge, a Philadelphia-based violence prevention organization founded in 2003 after the tragic loss of Dr. Dorothy Johnson-Speight’s son. Today, the organization provides grief support, prevention programs, and advocacy for families impacted by homicide. Michelle, a longtime leader with Mothers in Charge, shares her personal journey after losing her son and explains how the organization has become a...

Ordinarie Heroes, a Black-led movement in Philadelphia uplifting youth through mentorship, creative expression, and food justice. From launching the Inspire Program to transforming a truck into a mobile food pantry, Ron shares how ordinary people can spark extraordinary change—and why "I'm Enough" is more than a motto, it’s a movement. If you believe in the power of community, healing, and youth leadership, this is a story you need to hear. Learn more or support their work at...

Pride Month is more than a celebration. It's a time to pause, reflect, honor, and recommit. It’s a reminder of the people who paved the way, the challenges individuals still face, and the work each of us can do to show up for the LGBTQ+ community in real and meaningful ways. For grassroots leaders, Pride isn’t just a date on the calendar, it’s deeply personal. It means ensuring young people feel safe walking into school, making sure elders have access to support, and uplifting every voice, no...