Cathy shares her unique career path, from the Peace Corps to teaching, volunteering, and nonprofit leadership, and how each chapter shaped her commitment to community and care. We explore the values that guide Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly, an organization dedicated to reducing loneliness and honoring older adults through consistent, meaningful relationships.
In this episode of The Sound Legacy Podcast, 92-year-old Janey Norman reflects on a life rooted in history, care, and service. The episode also includes a conversation with the young volunteer who conducted the interview, Bianca, who speaks about her own background, motivations, and why she chose to take part in the Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly podcast project.
In this episode of The Sound Legacy Podcast, Shessa reflects on a life shaped by art, performance, storytelling, and loss. The conversation also includes a discussion with Danica about her motivations for joining Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly and why she chose to volunteer for the podcast project, highlighting the role of service, listening, and human connection.
Dr. Steph asks LBFE volunteers why they volunteer. Find Dr. Steph here.
In February 2026, LBFE completed a pilot program with The Sound Legacy podcast, where volunteers were trained in the art of podcasting. Three episodes have dropped so far, but we hope it will continue on! Want to learn more or hear our featured stories?
