Humanitarian Newsfeed is a project I launched through Rugged Compass to connect people with stories that matter. Every day, remarkable organizations around the world serve those in need, often in places where few are willing to go. Humanitarian Newsfeed helps bring their voices forward—spotlighting resilience,
Founded by Adam Asher, Rugged Compass exists to connect people of purpose with meaningful opportunities to serve, learn, and explore. It’s built for those who care deeply about the world and want to engage with it—off the beaten path, and beyond the headlines. From underserved
“The Edge of Adventure with Adam Asher” is a compelling documentary film, video series, and podcast that takes audiences to some of the world’s most remote locations, discovering and sharing stories of adventure and purpose. Created and hosted by Adam Asher, a seasoned producer, podcaster,
At its core, The Edge of Adventure Podcast is a celebration of the human spirit—stories of compassion, courage, and selfless service shared from some of the world’s most remote and rugged places. It’s more than a podcast; it’s a voice for those who often go
Each year Best Self Atlanta Magazine celebrates influential Atlantans who are committed to doing things that matter--things that make a difference in our community and in our world. I was honored in 2021 to be chosen for this feature and to be placed alongside so
Nothing to freak out about, folks. It's just another plot twist. But yes, it's official. You can now find me on IMDb. I hope you'll check it out, and let me know what you think. With your help, I can get my "STARmeter" down to a
Dot Bekker has an amazing laugh. And she is brave. She will tell you that she’s faced tough times. That she knows what sadness is. But she’ll also tell you that she knows how to come home … how to find her way back to
Facebook reminded me this week that it’s been 4 years since I made this trip out to Oklahoma to see my grandmother. We had such a good time. My first thought upon seeing the picture that popped up: I’m so glad I went. My second