George Byrd's guest appearances

George Byrd

RadioRotary

FNX Podcast

James Lewis

Grace Smith

Barbara Allen

John Lyons

David Green

Jesse Saperstein

Christian Harris

Atlanta GA

Kathryn Smith

Eva Corredor

Manuela Roosevelt

Kevin Voisin

Louisiana Oysterman

Terry Laibach

Marjorie L. Nicholas Keith

OwlTail

What is up everybody!? Today we reintroduce the FNX Podcast with our inaugural guest, George Byrd. George is an Elite Ambassador with FNX and we dive deep into his professional and personal life. We had a blast and we are excited to bring you more amazing content! Rise Together!  

What is up everybody!? Today we reintroduce the FNX Podcast with our inaugural guest, George Byrd. George is an Elite Ambassador with FNX and we dive deep into his professional and personal life. We had a blast and we are excited to bring you more amazing content! Rise Together!

Episode 1: George Byrd 

Millbrook Rotarian Scott Meyer and novelist Eileen Charbonneau, Administrators of the nonprofit George Byrd Grinnell American Indian Fund, dedicated to maintaining the cultural integrity of American Indian communities. The interview covers ways the Fund helps Native Americans, most recently members of Montana’s Blackfoot Nation, and local exchange programs. Serving Native Americans throughout the United States for over sixteen years, the Grinnell Fund’s activities strive to “honor, celebrate, empower, and increase opportunities for American Indian children, adults, families, and communities” through various earning programs and scholarships for adults and students from elementary school through college.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

Millbrook Rotarian Scott Meyer and novelist Eileen Charbonneau, Administrators of the nonprofit George Byrd Grinnell American Indian Fund, dedicated to maintaining the cultural integrity of American Indian communities. The interview covers ways the Fund helps Native Americans, most recently members of Montana’s Blackfoot Nation, and local exchange programs. Serving Native Americans throughout the United States for over sixteen years, the Grinnell Fund’s activities strive to “honor, celebrate, empower, and increase opportunities for American Indian children, adults, families, and communities” through various earning programs and scholarships for adults and students from elementary school through college. --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support</a>

George Byrd Grinnell American Indian Fund September 4, 2009