AudioLife Memoirs Series - Susan Rowe

02/20/25 • 55 min

In this heartfelt episode, Susan Rowe shares her inspiring life journey, from her early days in Montreal to her 40-year career at Pratt & Whitney Canada. Susan opens up about the loss of her mother, the joy of cherished memories, and her passion for baking. She reflects on her ALS diagnosis with remarkable positivity, highlighting the love and support of her family and friends. Susan discusses the challenges of the pandemic, the beauty of blended families, and the power of living in the present. This is a story of resilience, love, and finding joy in every moment.

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AudioLife Memoirs Series - Naa Amerley Asante Armar Part 2

In part 2 with Naa Amerley Asante-Armar, we dive into the importance of female leadership, youth-driven change, and cultural traditions in Ghana. Naa shares her journey toward political aspirations, advocating for women in leadership and the balance of masculine and feminine energies in decision-making. Naa tells of the importance in preserving traditions and values amidst change, the role of wisdom and learning in personal growth, and the significance of conflict resolution as a tool for clarity. She emphasizes the power of gratitude in her life and shares her thoughts on leadership, influence, and the legacy she wishes to leave behind, focusing on humanity and community. A powerful part 2 and welcome back to one of our most popular guests.

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AudioLife Memoirs Series - Mark Connor

In this episode of the AudioLife Memoir series - Mark Connor reflects on his life journey, from his upbringing in St. Paul, Minnesota, to his path into boxing and the lessons that shaped his memoir, It's About Time. He discusses the impact of family, education, and the emotional challenges of boxing, including the influence of his coach and the discipline it instilled. Mark opens up about the struggles of writing, perfectionism, and the motivation drawn from family loss and faith. He shares advice for younger generations on hard work, focus, and self-worth, concluding with two heartfelt poems about boxing and embracing imperfection.