One Mo Moment

By: Mo Gerhardt
  • Summary

  • Discover the power of a single moment with "One Mo Moment." Join host Mo Gerhardt as he delves into the pivotal moments that have shaped the lives of extraordinary individuals. From inspirational stories and professional breakthroughs to personal anecdotes and life-changing decisions, "One Mo Moment" uncovers the essence of what drives us forward. Tune in for intimate conversations with industry experts, creatives, and everyday heroes, sharing their unique journeys and valuable insights. Get ready to be inspired, MOtivated, and MOved—because one moment has the potential to change everything.
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Episodes
  • E6 Ernie Johnson Jr.
    Aug 26 2024

    In this episode of One Mo Moment, host Mo Gerhardt interviews Ernie Johnson Jr., a renowned sports broadcaster and host of TNT's Inside the NBA. They discuss Ernie's career, his family's journey, and the concept of Blackberry Moments. Ernie shares his experiences growing up with a father who played professional baseball, his transition into broadcasting, and some of the highlights of his career. They also delve into Ernie's personal life, including his adoption of four children, one of whom had muscular dystrophy. In this conversation, Ernie Johnson Jr. and Mo Gerhardt discuss the power of love, acceptance, and faith in overcoming challenges. They share personal stories about their families and the impact of disabilities on their lives. Ernie talks about his son Michael, who has muscular dystrophy, and how his love and resilience have inspired others. They also discuss the importance of being open and honest about health challenges and finding strength in faith. Ernie reflects on his long-standing partnership with Charles Barkley, Shaquille O'Neal, and Kenny Smith on Inside the NBA and the deep bond they share. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of love, acceptance, and finding purpose in life's challenges.

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    1 hr and 13 mins
  • E5 Mitch Albom
    Aug 7 2024

    In this conversation, Mo Gerhardt interviews Mitch Albom, an acclaimed author and journalist. They discuss Mitch's journey from journalism to becoming a renowned author, his involvement in philanthropy, and his connection to Haiti. Mitch shares how he stumbled into writing and journalism, his experiences with the Rock Bottom Remainders band, and the challenges he faced in getting his book 'Tuesdays with Morrie' published. They also talk about Mitch's work in Haiti, his involvement with an orphanage, and the story of Chika, a child he adopted from Haiti. In this conversation, Mitch Albom shares the story of Chika, a young girl from Haiti who he and his wife took in and cared for during her battle with a brain tumor. He also discusses his writing process and the balance between fiction and nonfiction. Mitch talks about his upcoming book, 'Twice,' which explores the idea of getting a second chance at life and love. He expresses his gratitude for his wife and the sacrifices she has made, and reflects on the impact of his books on readers. Overall, the conversation highlights the themes of love, family, second chances, and the power of storytelling.

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • E4 Canine Companions; Adrena Spreacker, Program Director
    Jul 29 2024

    In this episode of One Mo Moment, Mo Gerhardt interviews Adrena Spreacker from Canine Companions, a nonprofit organization that provides service dogs to people with disabilities. They discuss the mission of Canine Companions, the training process for the dogs, and the impact they have on their handlers. Adrena shares her personal journey with Canine Companions and the different types of service dogs they provide. They also discuss the difference between service dogs and emotional support animals. The conversation highlights the importance of honesty in the application process and the vital role of volunteers in the organization. The cost of training a service dog from birth to retirement is estimated to be around $50,000. Retirement for a service dog means they are no longer in active service but can still live with their recipient as a pet. Service dogs love their work and enjoy the opportunity to help their recipients. Donations can be made through their website or by contacting their regional office, and there are opportunities to donate supplies or volunteer at their facilities.

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    1 hr and 12 mins

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