Uncle Marv opens up about the joys and challenges of family, loss, and reconnecting with old friends as he prepares for the Satellite High reunion. With candid reflections on grief, nostalgia, and the ever-changing definition of “home,” this episode is a heartfelt reminder of the power of community and shared memories.

Uncle Marv shares everything you need to know about the upcoming Satellite High School Reunion for the classes of ’83–’87 this June at Melbourne Beach Hilton Oceanfront. From Friday night tiki bar fun to Saturday’s grand ballroom gala, he covers event details, pricing deadlines, and even recaps a recent Zoom reunion for those unable to attend in person.

In this episode of Uncle Marv's Unfamous Podcast, we explore the lasting impact of Junior Achievement (JA) and the National Junior Achievers Conference (NAJAC) on the lives of two remarkable individuals. Denice Schafer and Jon Topp share their personal journeys, professional growth, and the enduring bonds formed through their involvement with JA.

In this episode of Uncle Marv's Unfamous Podcast, we explore the lasting impact of the National Junior Achievement Conference (NAJAC) through the experiences of two distinguished alumni, Jan Griffin Kohler and Audrae Erickson. Their stories highlight the friendships and personal growth fostered by NAJAC, showcasing how these connections have shaped their lives long after the conference ended.

In this episode of Uncle Marv's Unfamous Podcast, we explore the enduring legacy of NAJAC (National Junior Achievement Conference) through the eyes of two dedicated participants: Donna Ross and Rob Montgomery. Their stories highlight the profound impact of Junior Achievement and the lifelong friendships forged at NAJAC.

In this heartwarming episode of Uncle Marv's Unfamous Podcast, we dive into the lasting impact of Junior Achievement (JA) and the National Junior Achievement Conference (NAJAC) through interviews with Frank Evans and Helene Lollis. These accomplished professionals reflect on how their experiences with JA shaped their careers, fostered lifelong friendships, and instilled a spirit of volunteerism that continues to influence their lives today.

In this nostalgic episode of Uncle Marv's Unfamous Podcast, we dive into the world of the National Junior Achievement Conference (NAJAC) and its lasting impact on attendees. Uncle Marv interviews Rob Ray, a long-time NAJAC participant and organizer, exploring the unique bonds formed and unforgettable experiences shared at this annual event.

Uncle Marv returns to podcasting after a hiatus, rebranding as "The Unfamous Podcast." He shares personal updates, discusses recent events, and previews upcoming content focused on reunions and reconnecting with old friends.

Need some ideas for tech gifts this year? Erin Lawrence and Eric Pinto join the show to reveal their top picks for 2022.

Remember the Junior Achievement Company Program? That's my story. But JA is so much more. Learn how the new Junior Achievement is inspiring tomorrow's leaders today.

Guest: Anne Hale Anne is currently the Director of Client Services at HL Group, Inc. But you need to hear about her passion for camping and fly fishing!

Guest: Valarie Traynham

Guest: Carla Congleton Oetinger Carla navigates me through her recent trip, featuring the Fred Rogers Institute, Kennywood, and The Warhol.

I've waited too long to update everyone on my family reunion. Five years in the making, our family was able to finally celebrate this past July in Kissimmee Florida.

It's back to the beach with Susan Cameron, Satellite High Class of 1984. She now resides in San Diego, California.

Valarie is a cancer survivor and thriver. She helps explain Myeloma in a way that I can't. #myeloma warrior, #breastcancer warrior

How many languages do you speak? Veronica speaks English, Spanish, Serbo-Croatian and conversational Italian.

I share some upcoming Florida Man Travel Plans.

Relive the stories of a basketball legend. Plus, you can hear about my recent trip to Chicago and the life celebration of Amy Coons.

An update on my mom and her cancer. Remembering My Friend Amy Coons.