
What if one small act of kindness could change everything? The Ripple Effect is a heartfelt new interview series that explores the surprising ways compassion, resilience, and service reverberate through people’s lives. Each episode, Jenna Kim Jones sits down with guests who’ve turned ordinary moments into extraordinary impact.Because when we go out of our way to extend compassion and kindness–even... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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What happens when medicine stops asking people to come to it—and starts showing up instead? In this episode of The Ripple Effect, Jenna Kim Jones dives into the Los Angeles Barbershop Blood Pressure Study, an innovative program from Cedars-Sinai buil... more
After a shooting at an LDS church in Michigan, Dave started a fundraiser not for the most visible victims—but for the shooter’s family. In this episode of The Ripple Effect, Jenna Kim Jones explores what happens when compassion leads instead. What b... more
What if the thing standing between someone and a fuller life was simply the ability to get up and move when they want to? To go where they want to go? In this episode of The Ripple Effect, Jenna Kim Jones sits down with Nuka Hart, CEO of Free Wheelch... more
In this episode of The Ripple Effect, Jenna Kim Jones dives into Cougs Care—a program that turns football tailgates into service projects. Football season usually means rivalries, trash talk, and a lot of yelling. But BYU Alumni leaders Michael Johan... more
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This is such a bright spot in my day. With all the chaos and scariness of the world currently, this really pulls me out of that mindset and allows me to learn about so much GOOD happening. Thanks, Jenna!
It doesn’t make me feel like “people are still good” when several podcasts center proud people who are in a cult. Yes I’m speaking of the Mormon stuff. CESletter.org
A feel good podcast to help restore your faith in humanity.
Very good
One time I got a bag of chocolate and they had nuts on them, so my son threw them in the trash bin
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This show centers on everyday acts of kindness, community service, and humane solutions that spread positive impact. Episodes highlight barbershop health initiatives, empathy after tragedy, mobility through wheelchairs, hunger relief, disaster response, and innovative giving mechanisms, all anchored by warm, curiosity-driven conversations. The host leans into uplifting, action-oriented storytelling with guests who bring practical, compassionate programs to life, making it easy for listeners to imagine small changes creating wide ripple effects.
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Recent guests on The Ripple Effect include:
1. Eric Muhammad
2. Marcus Byrd
3. Dave Butler
4. Nuka Hart
5. Jasmine Crowe-Houston
6. Karl Cheney
7. Steve Lowder
8. Fran Lowder
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