Paul’s Positive Podcast
Hosted by Amy Iverson

Hi Paul — in this episode, Amy Iverson shares two positive human-interest stories about quiet kindness, steady effort, and the good that can grow over time.

First, Amy highlights Kersten Eggers of Lewiston, who has turned retirement into a season of service. Through her work with the Idaho Foodbank, community groups, and the Salvation Army, Kersten shows that making a difference does not have to be flashy. Sometimes the most meaningful kindness comes from simple, practical help and a willingness to show up.

Amy also reflects on NFL draft hopeful Fernando Mendoza and others like him, whose paths have been shaped by resilience, patience, and determination. These are stories for anyone who has ever felt overlooked. They remind us that being underestimated does not define the future, and that real growth often happens quietly, one step at a time.

Together, these stories point to a hopeful truth: purpose does not end with age, and potential is not limited by a slow start. Amy brings out the grounded optimism in both Kersten’s service and Mendoza’s perseverance, showing how consistency, humility, and persistence can lead to meaningful change.

For you, Paul, this episode is a gentle reminder that positive stories are not just nice to hear — they are invitations. Help where you can. Keep going when life overlooks you. Trust that there is still room to grow, and that small acts and steady effort truly matter.