Brent Buell — playwright, producer, director, and novelist — is a creative force with a lifelong commitment to social justice. After years in the theater, he began to work with Rev. Al Sharpton, helping advance advocacy efforts and community initiatives. In this episode, Brent shares powerful stories from his time directing theater with incarcerated men inside one of New York’s most notorious prisons, Sing Sing. His story captured national attention and was later turned into an award-winning (and Oscar nominated!) film. Through his work in the arts and rehabilitation programs, he offers a rare and moving look at creativity, redemption, and the transformative power of storytelling behind prison walls. Sing Sing Official Trailer, A24: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3dXc6P3zH8Sing Sing, the film on HBO Max: https://play.hbomax.com/movie/5e4fb59a-fbe8-4be8-ba4f-eccc4005f169Sing Sing wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sing_Sing_(2023_film)Brent’s website www.brentbuell.comRehabilitation Through the Arts: www.rta-arts.orgFilm, Freedom for All that Brent’s narrating about a new approach to prisons: www.humansfirstproductions.orgArt and stories by the incarcerated by Damien Linnane: www.PaperChained.comHave a question, comment, or suggestion? email us at [email protected]

Yaw Owusu-Boahen is changing the world for the better - one community at a time. Join Tim & Trav as they connect with this inspiring individual to learn more about his role as an impact investor, and his effort to leverage his talent and expertise in service to those most in need. Additionally, you'll get a sneak peek into a development project that he and his team are currently managing that will transform the landscape of one of New Haven's most destitute neighborhoods. This episode will intrigue and inspire you!ConnCORP & The Lab https://conncorp.org/ Wealth Accelerator https://wealthacceleratorct.org/ Yaw's LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/yawowusuboahen/

You probably drink it. You might even love it. But do you really know anything about the people who make your favorite beer? In this episode, Tim and Trav sit down with award-winning brewer, Clark Benson, for a look into the science and the art of making great beer - and enjoying yourself while doing it. Of note from the episode: Madagascar Coffee Company / Ryan Kelley episode 109https://rss.com/podcasts/the-tim-trav-podcast/1725722Be sure to follow, like, and subscribe. It really does help us out. Have a question, suggestion, or comment for Tim and/or Trav? Email us at [email protected]

When it comes to caring for her community, Hollie Cerame is all in. Join Tim and Trav for an insightful and heartfelt conversation on what it means to serve others, stay active throughout your life, procrastinate effectively, and simply do the right thing. But be warned, Hollie's an inspiration and her enthusiasm is contagious; you might just find yourself exploring opportunities to support your community after listening.Have a question or comment? email us at [email protected] you enjoyed this episode or maybe even the entire podcast thus far, please like, comment, and subscribe. It helps us to spread the stories of our many wonderful guests.

Wait... did this really just happen? Did Tim and Trav really just interview the 2026 Maine Teacher of the Year?!?! Tune in to hear from Julia Edwards on her incredible journey as a middle/high school choral music teacher, and her experience as a candidate and, ultimately, recipient of one of the highest honors in her state. In her ongoing quest to bring out the best in her students, Julia teaches us some important lessons about what it means to be human, creating space, and the metrics of success. You don't want to miss this.Eleven Short Story:https://www.nciea.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Eleven_Sandra_Cisneros.pdfHave a question, comment, or guest idea for Tim and Trav? Email us at [email protected]

Join Tim & Trav as they welcome their first faith leader, Pastor Hoon Kim, for an in-depth conversation on community, faith, and spirituality. Hear about Hoon's journey as a 'church planter' and leader of a congregation that is continuously looking to enrich its local community. Hoon also shares about the many different roles that he plays, including husband and father of 3 boys. Hopefully, this conversation will intrigue and inspire you to think more broadly about the human experience and consider the unique role that spiritual leaders play in our day-to-day experience.http://www.anthemnj.comhttps://www.facebook.com/AnthemChurchNJ

Join Tim and Trav as they talk with coach, guidance counselor, husband, father, volunteer - and all around great guy - Mike Padmore.Mike talks to us about leading young minds with compassion, driving kids to do their best through patience and empathy, sustaining passion, and sharing communal experiences.Have a question or comment? Email us at [email protected]

Join us as we kick off this new season with the effervescent Cheryl Brass, Creator and Program Coordinator of East Brunswick Symphony Orchestra! To say Cheryl radiates positivity is an understatement, so listen in as she talks all things creativity, filling a void in her community, and taking on the challenges of running a start-up nonprofit. East Brunswick Symphony OrchestraMain site: https://www.ebsomusic.orgYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@EASTBRUNSWICKSYMPHONYORCHESTRAInstagram & Facebook: @eb_symphony_orchestraLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/east-brunswick-symphony-orchestra/

And that's a wrap on season 2! Join Tim and Trav as they recap the season and discuss takeaways and insights from their incredible guests. Make sure to stick around till the end to hear the teaser for Season 3!Have a question, comment, or anecdote you'd like to share? Or maybe a season 3 guest suggestion?! Please email us at [email protected] Feeling generous or full of zeal as a fan of the show? Please give us a like, drop a review, and/or subscribe to the show using your favorite podcast app so that we can continue to help real people tell their awesome stories!

After an exhausting day of work, most people retreat to the couch to decompress from the day's activities. Jessy Stenross, on the other hand, feeds her soul by rehearsing with her adult choir - Kith + Kin Chorus - for a 2-hour practice session every Monday evening. The group's mission is to build community, spread joy, and use their music to support those in need. Join Tim and Trav as they learn more about the history, evolution, and impact of this unique and talented group of people.Kith & Kin Chorus: https://www.kithandkinchorus.org/homeGaia Collective: https://www.youtube.com/@gaiamusiccollectiveRock the Rez: https://www.rocktherez.com/Bay Village High School Music Man Performance / Tickets: https://bayvillageschools.hometownticketing.com/embed/all?schools=1Have a question, comment, or anecdote you'd like to share? Please email us at [email protected] generous or full of zeal as a fan of the show? Please give us a rating and subscribe so we can continue to help real people tell their stories!