On this episode of Hope with Danny, we’re joined by Andy Ulrich, owner of Hawthorne Drugs. Andy shares how his journey led him to become a pharmacist and how his work is about more than just providing medications. He talks about the importance of addressing emotional well-being and leaving patients feeling better than when they arrived. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about hope, health, and making a difference in people’s lives!

Join us on the latest episode of Hope with Danny as we talk with Brendan Stephens, a licensed professional counselor, about the power of hope in therapy. Brendan shares how hope can transform challenges into opportunities for growth. Tune in to discover how his journey and his unique approach to therapy can inspire you to find hope in every aspect of your life.

In this episode of "Hope with Danny," host Danny Daniel interviews Dr. George Young, an anesthesiologist in Athens, GA. Dr. Young's journey began in Venezuela, where he pursued education in English and Spanish alongside his passion for music. After navigating the complexities of the 60s, he pursued psychology before returning to academia for a degree in biochemistry and then medical school. Dr. Young emphasizes the vital role of hope in medicine, highlighting its power to positively impact patients' healing journeys. Through his story, listeners are reminded of the enduring presence of hope in healthcare.

In this episode, Pat Allan joins Danny and they discuss how the positive influences in Pat’s life lead him to be a hopeful person. His hope kept him focused and led him to bring hope to others.

Join us today for the most recent Hope with Danny Episode! This episode features a special guest, Paul Chambers. Paul, an Athens native, shares his story as well as the story of his father, Dwain Chambers, the former mayor of Athens. Danny and Paul discuss hope and the impact both Paul and his father have had on the city of Athens.

Join us for this month’s Hope with Danny Episode featuring Bill Hartman! Bill discusses his career in sports journalism and the hope he has found in athletics. Listen now to hear more!

Listen to hear about how Maxine and Bob Burton started their business, burton + BURTON, and how it has grown throughout the years. Their story is inspiring as they started their balloon business when it was a brand new industry and have watched the industry grow and were able to be part of that change. Their balloons bring people joy and share happiness throughout the country. Listen to hear more of Maxine and Bob’s story and the evolution of burton + BURTON.

Join us for this month's episode featuring Dicky Clark. Dicky discusses his time as a UGA athlete, coach, and then his time as the State Director of FCA, Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Listen to learn more about Dicky’s experience and the impact that FCA has on students, coaches, and the community through athletics.

Tune in to this month’s Hope with Danny episode! This episode features the lead pastor, Scott Sheppard, of Cornerstone Church Athens. Listen to hear more about the vision of Cornerstone Church and the Hope that they have spread to the community of Athens, Georgia

In this month's episode, Danny Daniel's cousin, Sydney Epting joins him to talk about YoungLife. Sydney is a director of YoungLife in Athens, Georgia, a nondenominational Christian organization for middle and high school. She shares about YoungLife's mission, her involvement and how it has shaped her life. Listen here to hear her story!

In this month's episode, Jerry Varnadoe, pastor in Athens, Georgia, rejoins host Danny Daniel. Jerry talks about his early life and growing up in Valdosta, Georgia and later attending the University of Georgia. As a preferred football walk-on at UGA, Jerry shares about playing and the hope Coach Vince Dooley brought to the team. He also talks about the tragedy he faced during his lifetime and how hope helped him in this time of sorrow.

This month's episode features Ed Perry, former politician and senator in the state legislature, from Nashville, Georgia. Perry shares about being in the winery business and re-entering the political world and the people that impacted his life along the way. Listen now to hear more of Ed's story!

Bryan Shaw, creator of the Berrien County Historical Museum and Archives in Nashville, Georgia, joins host Danny Daniel to discuss his move to Georgia. Shaw shares his story of how his ancestral history has impacted his career and the museum. Listen here for his full story!

In this week's episode, we talk to Brent Bell, the headmaster at Darlington School in Rome, Georgia. Brent discusses his career and how he moved through the roles of teacher, coach and now head of school. He also shares how the school has navigated the COVID-19 pandemic, student life and what the future holds for Darlington. Listen to hear Brent's full story.

Mike Dobbs, president and CEO of Camp Southern Ground, joins us for this week’s episode where he discusses the programs that this camp offers. The mission of Camp Southern Ground is to help individuals identify their strengths and magnify them so that they can impact the world. Listen to here more about the impact that the camp has on children, veterans, and their families.

In this week’s episode, we talk to Sarah McKinney, the CEO, and president of Athens Area Community Foundation. Sarah discusses the mission of the foundation and how it makes an impact on the lives of people in the community. Athens Area Community Foundation’s mission is “to help passionate donors create dynamic legacies, foster strategic philanthropy, and shape effective responses to community needs through collaboration.” Listen to hear more about how the foundation seeks opportunity and leads with integrity to make a difference.

This week’s episode features David Stob of Small Business Development Center UGA. David discusses how the UGA Small Business Development Center Athens Campus is part of the University of Georgia’s Public Service Outreach Division and how they work to consult small businesses as one of the “Best Kept Secrets in Georgia.”

Courtney Bernardi is the president of Oconee Chamber of Commerce. Oconee chamber is a volunteer organization of business and professional people. The primary function of a Chamber of Commerce is to act as the spokesperson for the business and professional community and translate into action the will of its members. Courtney will tell us more about what they do for business to reach their goals and objectives.

David Bradley has had the opportunity to serve as President of two other Chambers of Commerce in North Carolina since 1998. Prior to that, he ran a plastics extrusion plant in North Carolina. David became the CEO/President of the AACOC in 2018 and is excited for all of the opportunities and challenges that this new role brings. Listen to the hope stories he provides to AACOC.

Worth McFall is the founder of Somewhere Waffle, which is a party on wheels that serves chicken & waffle sliders. He came up with this idea when he went to California and saw there were food trucks in a movie park. Worth said the community of Athens is important to him, and being a community member that supports all aspects of the Athenian body matters to him. Listen to the episode to know more about Worth and how he came up with the small business.