Good Souls Archive

Host Cherri Gregg introduces viewers to Good Souls - individuals who are making a difference and giving back to their communities in significant ways.

A three time lung cancer survivor, Terri Ann DiJulio founder her calling: advocating for lung cancer awareness and prevention.

For the neurosurgeon, wrestling has always been more than a sport. He looks to instill responsibility and focus in the next generation.

John Henry’s legacy is one of possibility, inspiring the next generation to dream big and work hard.

South Jersey Farmer Brings Ethnic Crops to Local Immigrant Communities

“​​I have come to realize that my job is to make the world a better place,” says John Siemiarowski. “And while I can't make it all better, I can help individual people.”

“From whom much is given, much is required,” said the NFL Hall of Famer.

Angela Graves is best known for two things: her delicious cooking and her cheerful demeanor. She utilizes those talents to help people in need.

A devout Christian, husband and father, Shane Claiborne believes it will take more than “thoughts and prayers” to solve the gun crisis.

We asked for nominees and WHYY’s listeners and viewers answered. Meet this year’s Good Souls who are shining lights in their communit ...

Dr. Andrew Freese was a neurosurgeon and pioneer in gene therapy.

Karen Barnes, 60, is founder of Grands Stepping Up, a non-profit that provides a myriad of support for grand and kinship families in Delaware County raising children.

The 17-year-old Spring-Ford Area High School senior is founder of several nonprofits designed to close the education and technology gap.

A nine-year veteran of PPD, Seawright is beloved in her district. She was honored with the Award of Valor in 2019.

Elaine Gonzalez-Johnson is a North Philadelphia native who decided to get moving in 2012. She founded Latinas in Motion to encourage women, especially, Latinas, to get active