Coffee Chat and Change The World
Coffee Chat and Change The World
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Coffee Chat and Change the World is a monthly program hosted by Dorothy Wilhelm that brings people from all walks of life together to learn, grow and, as the title suggests, change the world. Wilhelm is a broadcaster, humorist, and media personality continuously on the air and in books and newspapers since 1983. She teaches her listeners how to use laughter and creativity to move mountains or at least make the world a bit brighter.
You can find more on Dorothy at ItsNeverTooLate.com. She is also the host of a weekly podcast called the Swimming Upstream Radio Show.
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The show focuses on personal growth, creativity, and social impact, with episode topics ranging from planning memorable celebrations like a Golden Birthday, exploring inspiration from notable figures such as Father Fred, and discovering the art of creating heirloom pieces through a unique perspective on everyday objects.
Coffee Chat and Change the World is a monthly program hosted by Dorothy Wilhelm that brings people from all walks of life together to learn, grow and, as the title suggests, change the world. Wilhelm is a broadcaster, humorist, and media personality continuously on the air and in books and newspapers since 1983. She teaches her listeners how to use laughter and creativity to move mountains or at least make the world a bit brighter.
You can find more on Dorothy at ItsNeverTooLate.com. She is also the host of a weekly podcast called the Swimming Upstream Radio Show.
It’s that time again! Coffee Chat and Change the World is here for 2026 with our January edition — just in time for Dorothy’s 92nd birthday!
As you might expect, our program this month is focused on new goals and ideas for the new year. We got everyone’s thought for the day then Dorothy shared her New Year’s Resolution newspaper column to kick off everyone’s thinking.
Helena Reynolds joined us to talk about the 270th-ish birthday of founding father Alexander Hamilton. We heard updates from Bill Lewis on his recent protest activities against corporate control held in Boston over the holidays.
And Sandra Solon, the Crafty Canadian, showed us a fun and inexpensive activity that has been around for centuries: making clothing and figures out of felt using a technique called needle felting.
And we end the show with Gina Wilhelm and Friends (the puppets) singing “Together” from the Broadway show “Gypsy.”
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