Finding Better Podcast

EP 33 - Her Life of Creating Better - Meet Bonnie D. Graham, aka Radio Red

Life’s not fair! Join us as we dive into Bonnie’s colorful and exhilarating life's journey of embracing adventure, chasing her dreams, and constantly seeking better. Whether it’s personal growth, career aspirations, or finding joy in the everyday chaos, we explore the wild ride that is our existence. Discover tips, tricks, and mindsets to keep evolving and reaching your full potential.

Overcoming Challenges: How to Find the Silver Lining in Difficult Situations with John Suzuki

I was delighted to be a part of 'Mr. Biz Radio' YouTube show, sharing my story and experiences with a wider audience.
In this thought-provoking episode of Mr. Biz Radio, host Ken Wentworth, aka Mr. Biz, engages with John Suzuki, who brings to light the seldom-discussed history of Japanese American concentration camps during World War II. John's book centers around a deeply moving narrative — a true account of a man who chose not to play the victim, instead displaying remarkable heroism by fighting for the very country that imprisoned him and his family. 
John expands on the power of choice and personal accountability, emphasizing the importance of pushing through life's adversities with resilience and gratitude. Ken and John engage in candid discussions about the dangers of a victimhood mentality and the misleading nature of social media, stressing the need for critical thinking and historical awareness.
Key Takeaways:- Empowerment and accountability are crucial in overcoming a victimhood mindset.- Social media's impact on society can be highly polarizing and detrimental to mental health.- Gratitude, even for life's mundane aspects, can profoundly transform one's outlook.- Understanding and remembering historical injustices is vital in preventing their repetition.- Personal experiences of loss and resilience can serve as powerful motivators for living with gratitude and purpose.

John Suzuki: What are the dangers of a divided country?

Thrilled to be featured on The Fraternity Foodie Podcast on The Greek University YouTube channel. We dug into the world of 'What are the dangers of a divided country?'
John Suzuki believes we all have three careers; first to learn and go to school, second to earn and make a living, and third to return and give back. Now in his third career of giving back, John’s mission is to make the world better by inspiring people to live with less fear and divisiveness and bring a little more love into the world.
John's skills include inspirational speaking, storytelling, problem-solving, technology evangelism, sales & marketing, and relationship building. His authentic and sincere spirit and caring for people are always appreciated by those around him. Happily married for nearly 40 years, John and his wife split their time between Seattle and San Diego where their children and grandkids live. 
In episode 378 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out why John believes that the third stage in life is to give back, what are the dangers of a divided and broken country, why he decided to write about the story of Shiro "Kash" Kashino in his book "American Grit – From a Japanese American Concentration Camp Rises an American War Hero", how the most hated Americans ultimately defeat America’s enemies, what happened to these heroes after World War II concluded, what we need to do as citizens to ensure that it never happens again, how we can live in a society with less fear and more love, and what the response has been to the book. Enjoy!

Dave’s Gone By #936 (3/23/2024): THE SUZUKI METHOD

Recently, I had the honor of being a guest on Dave's Gone By, a popular show on Facebook. Check out all of Dave's podcast episodes only on : https://davesgoneby.com/Watch all Dave's episodes live on facebook : https://www.facebook.com/DavesGoneBy
Here is the 936th episode of the long-running radio show/video podcast, Dave’s Gone By, which aired live on Facebook Saturday morning, March 23, 2024.Featuring: Rabbi Sol Solomon chats with author John Suzuki and offers his Rabbinical Reflection (Purim jokes), Colorado Limerick of the Damned (Lazear), Greeley Times, Dave’s Big Dictionary (pedantic).Guest: historian John Suzuki00:00:01 DAVE GOES IN w/ Joyce: Purim, Tater Day,00:39:00 GREELEY TIMES00:59:00 GUEST: Rabbi Sol Solomon interviews John Suzuki01:42:00 DAVE SAYS BYE: Karl Wallinger and Irene Backalenick02:09:00 DAVE GOES FURTHER IN: Mr. Nosenbloom02:34:00 RABBI SOL SOLOMON’S RABBINICAL REFLECTION #182: Jokes for Purim 202402:45:00 DAVE’S BIG DICTIONARY: Pendantic02:57:00 Friends of the Daverhood03:15:30 COLORADO LIMERICK OF THE DAMNED: Lazear03:19:00 DAVE GOES OUT: Jewish foods

Japanese American Concentration Camp Rises, an American War Hero by John Suzuki

Being invited as a guest on the - experttalkwithtgo9068 show, hosted by Theresa Goss, was truly an honor.
John, the author of "American Grit," sheds light on the choices made by Japanese Americans during their internment in WWII concentration camps. We explore how some individuals chose to be victims, while others took control and improved their lives. Despite their imprisonment, many even volunteered to fight for the US. Through John's book, we learn the importance of taking responsibility and making empowered choices.

Exploring the Power of Karma and Finding Better John Suzuki

It was a privilege to receive an invitation as a guest on the - PodNationTV show hosted by Theresa Goss.
In this episode, we delve into the power of positive actions and the impact they can have on our lives. The expert shares personal stories, these experiences serve as examples of positive karma and highlight the importance of doing good deeds.

Why Change, Self-Empowerment, and Curiosity are Crucial to Growth with John Suzuki

Was honored to be invited as guest on - howwegrowthevacationrentalshow with Lynell Gordon. Subscribe to her channel to deepdive into the latest hot topics, technology and strategies, to help you take the vacation rental world by storm. Hosted by industry veteran, Lynell Gordon. 
In this episode of How We Grow: The Vacation Rental Show, host Lynell Gordon is joined by John Suzuki of Finding Better.
Together, they cover:
  •  Why curiosity is key to growth  •  How self-empowerment can change your life and your business  •  Why change is not a bad thing

Bump In The Road: John Suzuki on the Japanese American Experience in WWII

I’m delighted to share that I had the privilege of being a guest on the “Bump In The Road” podcast, hosted by Pat Wetzel. It was a truly enriching experience.
The Story of Japanese Interment Camps in WW II
John Suzuki is a Japanese American who stumbled upon the story of Japanese internment camps during World War II.  It was a story that rattled him.
The camps were created when President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, authorizing the United States Army to round up and detain anyone who was at least 1/16 of Japanese ancestry. The camps were primitive, without running water or insulation. Summer temperatures soared over 100 degrees and winters were bitingly cold. Minidoka was one of these camps.
It was at Minidoka that John met the survivors of the camps and discovered a billboard honoring the 1,000 Japanese Americans who volunteered to fight for the U.S. army, the very entity that had detained them in these camps.