Hope with Danny

We will hear from Hamilton Holmes, Jr. about his father's brave story of integrating the University of Georgia as the first African American male to ever attend.

We will hear from Christina Dunham about her life-long battle with obesity and how she decided to make a change in her life through hard work and hope.

We will hear from SJ Ursrey, a yoga instructor based out of Athens, GA. She speaks about her battles with mental health and how it brought her to yoga. She now expands her practice to others as a yoga instructor and musician.

Today we are going to hear from Craig King who was diagnosed with cancer senior year of high school and has now been cancer free for 20 years now working as a cancer advocate by his work with Camp Kemo and has recently published a book! After Craig, we will hear from Lindsay Young, who survived a fatal helicopter crash last year. She will explain what it was like to be near death and how it has changer her for the better.

We will hear from Ryan Grelecki about his miracle child, 11-year-old, named Parker. From being diagnosed with hydrocephalus at birth, to defying all odds, and never taking no as an answer, Parker is truly an inspiration.

We will hear from Dr. Clay Lowder about his family tragedy of losing their forever home in a fire in just 10 minutes, and how it has changed his outlook on life and what he is doing now as a motivational speaker and author. Our second guest is childhood leukemia survivor, Elliott Kissam, who is here to tell her story about fighting cancer at such a young age and what she is doing now to make a difference in her career and work with Camp Kemo.

We will hear from Reverend Tommy Townsend about his fight through addiction, a long recovery, and now how he is living his sober life as a priest in the Episcopal Church on the coast of Georgia.

​On the launch of our podcast, we will hear from our host, Danny Daniel, being interviewed by his producer about his background and how it led him to start this podcast. Our second guest will be Judge Lee Tindal. She is here to tell her story about growing up in poverty to now being a successful, respected court magistrate judge in South Carolina.