
Our country’s problems will never be solved by a bunch of fancy people in nice suits talking big words on CNN and Fox, but by An Army of Normal Folks just deciding “hey, I can help.” Hosted by Coach Bill Courtney from the Oscar-winning Undefeated, this podcast is building the Army and celebrating its extraordinary members. New episodes are released every Tuesday.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 379 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

At 50 years old, Charlotte Dance had a 2 year old child placed in her lap. And instead of walking away, Charlotte not only legally adopted the child, she also informally adopted his broken family. She even says that they adopted her too! This episode... more
At 50 years old, Charlotte Dance had a 2 year old child placed in her lap. And instead of walking away, Charlotte not only legally adopted the child, she also informally adopted his broken family. She even says that they adopted her too! This episode... more
Real change doesn’t start with convincing a majority of the public — it starts with a visible minority. In this Shop Talk, we unpack why movements tip when just 20–25% of people act consistently & visibly, and what that means for transforming our com... more
For our Supporting Greatness series, two-time Emmy-nominated cartoonist Marshall Ramsey celebrates the Army of Normal Folks that shaped his life. And how we can be that Army for those around us. Plus, his fascinating stories about Peyton Manning, Bar... more
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The concept of the podcast is really good. And if I could get past the first couple episodes, it may get better, but I’ve heard the host talk more than I’ve heard the actual guest. So far it seems like an army of one, Voice.
The show now seems to be mostly ads with an occasional little bit of content. Now they even accept ads from anti-American organizations.
I look forward to every Army of Normal Folks episode. The stories of those who step up to meet a need and the shop talk episodes always inspire me to do better. Thanks for all you do to bring us the stories that encourage us to do more than status quo!
The show is generally good and interesting but the frequency at which the host interjects and interrupts and his own self righteousness can be overwhelming. He claims he is aware and working on this, but the behavior shows he is incapable of asking questions without interjecting his own self importance. It can really reduce the message being shared by people who are generally doing great things. Could be a great show if the interviewer had a clue what they were doing - so frequently interjecti... more
I was inspired by Monica Kelsey and her safe baby boxes to where I approached our local fire station. They were not receptive to the idea, as the station is not manned Full-time.
So I approached our nurse manager in the OB unit at the hospital that I work at , I told her about the program and sent her information. She was more than receptive. She is currently working on getting a baby box for the OB unit of our hospital. It’s a process, but at least our small community will hopefully have a baby... more
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Focusing on community empowerment and individual contributions, this podcast explores the remarkable stories of everyday people who are making significant impacts in their localities. The content revolves around diverse topics such as adoption, social issues, homelessness, and the importance of fostering a spirit of service among individuals. Notably, the host emphasizes taking practical actions to effect change, arguing against the notion that real solutions come solely from institutional voices. The narratives are often intertwined with themes of resilience, love, and the transformative power of community support, showcasing how normal individuals can enact extraordinary change in society.
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