Sydney Anderson's guest appearances

Sydney Anderson

Necessary Roughness

Listen, Learn & Love Hosted by Richard Ostler

Unit3d

Daniela Mera-Pray

Daniel Yesilonis

Carlos Barbagelata

Nelson Lee

Jerry Chong

David Doyle

Kathleen Cook

Michael Secrist

Jodie Palmer

Tim Hollingshead

Rebecca Buffington

Grace Soleberg

Lynette Braddock

Erika Munson

Tamie Snarr

OwlTail

Nick Chubb

Featuring an interview with Sydney Anderson, Nick Chubb returning, NBA on its way back already &amp; moreThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/2631832/advertisement

Featuring an interview with Sydney Anderson, Nick Chubb returning, NBA on its way back already &amp; more This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/show/2631832/advertisement" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.spreaker.com/show/2631832/advertisement</a>

Ep. 71 - Sydney Anderson interview, Nick Chubb returning, NBA on its way back already & more

My friend Hayden and Sydney join us to share their feelings about helping and serving marginalized groups of people.  Hayden, who had Ben Schilaty as his EFY counselor and is now taking his BYU class, shares his journey to better support LGBTQ Latter-day Saints.   Hayden and Sydney have wonderful insights into how we can improve our culture to help everyone feel more welcome, valued, and loved. They also talk about Bryan Stevenson’s (author of "Just Mercy") speech at BYU gave them better principals to support others. Bryan’s four principals are:Find ways to get more proximate to those who are neglected and living in the margins.Change the narratives underneath the policy issues we grapple with.Stay hopefulBe willing to do things that are uncomfortable and inconvenient.Source:  https://news.byu.edu/news/byu-forum-creating-justiceThank you Hayden and Sydney for being on the podcast helping us better help others feel welcome, understood, and needed in LDS congregations and society.

My friend Hayden and Sydney join us to share their feelings about helping and serving marginalized groups of people. Hayden, who had Ben Schilaty as his EFY counselor and is now taking his BYU class, shares his journey to better support LGBTQ Latter-day Saints. Hayden and Sydney have wonderful insights into how we can improve our culture to help everyone feel more welcome, valued, and loved. They also talk about Bryan Stevenson’s (author of "Just Mercy") speech at BYU gave them better principals to support others. Bryan’s four principals are: Find ways to get more proximate to those who are neglected and living in the margins. Change the narratives underneath the policy issues we grapple with. Stay hopeful Be willing to do things that are uncomfortable and inconvenient. Source: <a href="https://news.byu.edu/news/byu-forum-creating-justice" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://news.byu.edu/news/byu-forum-creating-justice</a> Thank you Hayden and Sydney for being on the podcast helping us better help others feel welcome, understood, and needed in LDS congregations and society.

Episode 329: Hayden and Sydney Anderson,  Married BYU Students

The stigma that surrounds mental illness keeps so many silent. For those who struggle, the worry about what teammates, friends, coaches, family, and others will think can force them into hiding their pain. Sydney Anderson kicks stigma in the face as she talks about her struggle with anxiety and depressive symptoms, sharing her experience, her struggle, and her triumph. Her story is unique, and yet shares so much in common with so many athletes. Listen to her story of resilience and courage in this episode of Unit3d.

The stigma that surrounds mental illness keeps so many silent. For those who struggle, the worry about what teammates, friends, coaches, family, and others will think can force them into hiding their pain. Sydney Anderson kicks stigma in the face as she talks about her struggle with anxiety and depressive symptoms, sharing her experience, her struggle, and her triumph. Her story is unique, and yet shares so much in common with so many athletes. Listen to her story of resilience and courage in this episode of Unit3d.

Brave Heart: Sydney Anderson