About A Place to Call Home Podcast
Welcome to A Place to Call Home, the podcast where we delve into the vibrant stories of Gainesville Health & Fitness employees and local residents who have chosen to call Gainesville their home sweet home. Each episode invites you to connect with a new guest as they share their personal journey and deep-rooted connection to this charming city. From what initially captivated them about Gainesville to the moments that solidified its place in their hearts, we uncover what makes this community truly special.
But we don't stop there. Alongside these captivating personal narratives, we'll also sit down with experts who shed light on the rich tapestry of Gainesville's history, pivotal events, and the art of community building. Our aim? To offer you a comprehensive exploration of life in "The Swamp" that goes far beyond its reputation as just a college town.
Season 6, Episode 1, Isabel Brazzel
Isabel (Izzy) knows that the circus is a unique and not widely understood place of performing art and took the time to share with the PTCH audience how, through the Gainesville Circus Center, she's helped bridge communities, helped people discover new talents and confidence and co-established a sensory-friendly circus program that helps individuals and audiences with high levels of sensory sensitivities practice and watch circus performances.
Season 6, Episode 2, Allison Ungaro
Alison is a mother and the founder and executive director of local nonprofit, Anew. Alison joined us to talking about the mission of Anew: to reach and restore lives impacted by sex trafficking and sexual exploitation.
About the Host
Host, Johnathan Ross, is the GHF photographer and videographer. Outside of his work with GHF, he has been a lifelong writer and cinephile. Coming from a long line of verbal storytellers, he hopes A Place to Call Home and the stories of each guest can help inspire, entertain, and build new connections within the Gainesville community.
Where to Listen to A Place to Call Home
Our podcast follows a bi-weekly release schedule, with each episode featuring 1-2 engaging guests sharing their unique stories and perspectives on Gainesville.