Philanthropy SA Podcast
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Dan Rebmann has lived in San Antonio for 30 years. He and his wife Cindy have raised their four children here and the Philanthropic world has always been near and dear to them. From his time in the Harmony Hills Optimist Club, to 10 years on the board of directors at Providence Place, to currently serving as the Treasurer of his church’s foundation and being on the advisory board of Biblical Leadership for Excellence and board directors of Social Venture Partners San Antonio, he has experience with organizations that work hard to serve others. As a Financial Advisor he understands that somet...
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A calm look at a basilica where faith, art, and community impact meet.
Dan Redman and Paul Garrow treat the Little Flower Basilica in San Antonio as both a place of worship and a place to look closely. Garrow's remarks about the stained glass, the stories of St. Teresa of Avila and St.
A steady, practical look at care that starts before crisis.
The episode follows Becca Bruni and the Congregational Collective as it works to help congregations notice need earlier, before crisis takes over.
A grounded look at civic work that feels real.
Kelly Frost's talk with Dan Rebman centers on the mechanics of generosity: the Rotary Club of San Antonio's food support, scholarships, river cleanup, and holiday giving, all handled as everyday civic work rather than a slogan.
A plainspoken look at free cancer support work in San Antonio.
Philanthropy SA keeps this conversation close to the ground. Dan Redman lets Erin Erkelein walk through ThriveWell's work with people affected by cancer in San Antonio, from the organization's roots and family background to the practical help: exercise classes, nutrition…
A practical conversation about churches, mental health, and how community change gets built.
Philanthropy SA Episode 38 stays close to the practical work of nonprofits and churches: how the H.E. Butt Foundation operates, how churches respond to mental health needs, and how local relationships shape that effort.
Plain talk on childhood brain injury, school accommodations, and helping families start the conversation.
Philanthropy Essay keeps its attention on the hidden side of traumatic brain injury, with Kara McGrain of TBI SOS for Kids laying out how the injury can present differently in children and why it is so easy to overlook.
A relaxed civic conversation that turns a barbecue detour into a case for early childhood investment.
Philanthropy SA Episode 46 opens with a long Kansas City barbecue detour before it gets to Mark Larson of Early Matters. The episode is strongest once it settles into the case for investing in the zero-to-five space, with practical talk about monthly breakfast meetings, ways to…
A grounded faith conversation about discipleship, mentorship, and shared responsibility, with a local Texas feel.
Edith Rodriguez, founder and CEO of She Is Society, is introduced through her San Antonio background, then moved into the question that drives the episode: how to talk about discipleship without making it sound intimidating.
Ira Glass frames weekly theme-driven segments spanning family secrets to Portland's protest conflict.
Shankar Vedantam unpacks the psychology behind relationships, careers, and money through researcher interviews.
David McRaney interviews researchers on cognitive bias, motivated reasoning, and why minds change.
Ryan Holiday pairs daily Stoic lessons with long-form guest conversations at his Texas bookstore.
NHPR's Jason Moon investigates the Bear Brook barrel murders and a New Hampshire wrongful-conviction case.
Russ Roberts interviews authors and economists on ideas from classical liberalism to AI.
Dan Redman opens the conversation with Edith Rodriguez, founder and CEO of She Is Society.
Dan Revman talks with Becca Bruni, CEO of the Congregational Collective in San Antonio.
Dan Redman talks with David Rogers, the CEO of the H.E.
Dan Redman talks with Hugh Farr about mentoring in South Texas.
Dan Revman speaks with Armin Babajanian, the CEO of the World Affairs Council of San Antonio.
Cara Magrane discusses her work with TBI SOS for Kids, highlighting the 'silent epidemic' of concussions in youth.
Dan Rebmann interviews Paul Garro about the Little Flower Basilica in San Antonio, discussing its significance as one of only four basilicas in Texas, the spiritual teachings of St.
Dan Redman interviews Rebecca White, founder of Content Cove, about challenges in the nonprofit sector, including compensation, talent retention, and governance.
Dan Redman opens with a bit of travel-and-food banter before shifting into ThriveWell.
Dan Redman brings Jarrell Flowers back for another conversation.
Dan Revman welcomes Chris Martin back to talk about his work leading United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County.
Dan Rebman sits down with Kelly Frost, the current president of the Rotary Club of San Antonio.
Dan Revman welcomes Mark Larson, executive director of Early Matters, for a conversation that begins with shared Kansas City roots and a long barbecue detour.
Dan Revman sits down with Bill Neely for a relaxed, practical conversation.