Episode 24: April 15 2026
There is a profound difference between simply living in a community and actively shaping it. True community impact isn't built overnight; it is the result of people who show up, volunteer their time, and remain steadfast in their commitment year after year. This kind of unwavering dedication does more than just maintain programs—it builds a lasting legacy. Sam Yodice, the borough administrator for Woodland Park, explores his lifelong journey of service and how consistent, small acts of contribution can transform the world around us.
Also in this episode, Pamela Martorana, a licensed professional counselor and founder of Kinderkamack Counseling, explains the concept of being ok with being wrong and why it’s essential for growth, and Lauren Lehr, a behavioral health professional at Bergen New Bridge Medical Center, discusses alcohol awareness and early intervention.
