Nancy Frates's guest appearances

Nancy Frates

TED Talks Society and Culture

TEDTalks 社会与文化

INS Infusion Room

The Story Behind Her Success

Morning MAGIC with David, Sue, & Kendra

Riveting Broads

The Program Podcast

Hannah Finn

Erin Brockovich

Josh Groban

Meghan Trainor

Richard Marx

Jimmy Kimmel

Kate Flannery

Liz Ryan

Sanjay Gupta

Ken Jennings

Brian McCarthy

Sebastian Maniscalco

Ryan Reynolds

Jessica Chastain

Henry Winkler

OwlTail

Kap sits down with Nancy Frates. Nancy is anadvocate and thought leader in the ALS community and the mother of Pete Frates, the inspiration of and the man who helped the Ice Bucket Challenge become a global phenomenon. Nancy’s Ted Talk has amassed over 1 million views on Ted.com, Nancy works closely with organizations that support and provide care to those living with the condition, and is an ALS advisor to various pharmaceuticalcompanies.

Kap sits down with Nancy Frates. Nancy is an advocate and thought leader in the ALS community and the mother of Pete Frates, the inspiration of and the man who helped the Ice Bucket Challenge become a global phenomenon. Nancy’s Ted Talk has amassed over 1 million views on <a href="http://Ted.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ted.com</a>, Nancy works closely with organizations that support and provide care to those living with the condition, and is an ALS advisor to various pharmaceutical companies.

The Program Podcast Ep. 34 - Nancy Frates 

David, Sue and Kendra talked with Nancy Frates, mother of ALS Hero and co-funder of the Ice Bucket Challenge, Pete Frates, about today being dubbed Lou Gehrig Day by Major League Baseball. The Boston Red Sox will be honoring The Frates Family on Tuesday June 8 at Fenway Park. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David, Sue and Kendra talked with Nancy Frates, mother of ALS Hero and co-funder of the Ice Bucket Challenge, Pete Frates, about today being dubbed Lou Gehrig Day by Major League Baseball. The Boston Red Sox will be honoring The Frates Family on Tuesday June 8 at Fenway Park. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Nancy Frates on Morning MAGIC

ALS is going to take my son away. I have grieved and my family has grieved every day for seven and a half years. We know what the outcome is, but you cannot speak about this journey without acknowledging the gifts we have also been given. -Nancy FratesYou’ve heard of The Ice Bucket Challenge, right? This is the story of how it came about.On March 13, 2012 Nancy Frates accompanied her son Pete to a doctor’s appointment. Only 27 years old, he had been a superb, lifelong athlete. In fact, Pete had played professional baseball in Europe following his graduation from Boston College. Now living in Boston and making his way in the insurance industry, Pete had been hit in the wrist by a fastball in a summer league and thought he had a pinched nerve. When the doctor said tests confirmed he had ALS, Petes’ mother Nancy admits: “I didn’t know what ALS was. I just knew it was bad.” Also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, after the famous New York Yankees baseball player who died of the disease in 1941, ALS stands for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. There is no treatment and no cure for ALS and the average patient lives 2-5 years after diagnosis. During that time, muscles are rendered useless and ALS is 100% fatal. No one would have blamed Nancy Frates if she shut herself in a dark room and cried for days, weeks, or even months, but that is not what Peter wanted. Instead, he gathered his family and his friends and formed team Frate Train. Using the power of social media, Pete showed the world what ALS was doing to him and was determined to raise awareness and money for research. Pete is the inspiration for The Ice Bucket Challenge, a worldwide fundraising phenomenon that raised 220 million dollars for the ALS Foundation and its global partners. Married and the father of a 5 year old daughter named Lucy, Pete Frates is still alive, experiencing daily moments of joy his daughter and loved ones bring him. His mother remains steadfast in her love for her son and her passion to find a cure she knows will not come in time for him. “My husband and I cry, but we also cry tears of joy because look at what this child of ours has done. Look at the people he has inspired. We are filled with immense pride.” Listen to Nancy’s story for a master class in the power of mother love. #icebucketchallenge  @BWME    #storybehindhersuccess    #16LifeLessons    #mydoveproductions

ALS is going to take my son away. I have grieved and my family has grieved every day for seven and a half years. We know what the outcome is, but you cannot speak about this journey without acknowledging the gifts we have also been given. -Nancy Frates You’ve heard of The Ice Bucket Challenge, right? This is the story of how it came about. On March 13, 2012 Nancy Frates accompanied her son Pete to a doctor’s appointment. Only 27 years old, he had been a superb, lifelong athlete. In fact, Pete had played professional baseball in Europe following his graduation from Boston College. Now living in Boston and making his way in the insurance industry, Pete had been hit in the wrist by a fastball in a summer league and thought he had a pinched nerve. When the doctor said tests confirmed he had ALS, Petes’ mother Nancy admits: “I didn’t know what ALS was. I just knew it was bad.” Also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, after the famous New York Yankees baseball player who died of the disease in 1941, ALS stands for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. There is no treatment and no cure for ALS and the average patient lives 2-5 years after diagnosis. During that time, muscles are rendered useless and ALS is 100% fatal. No one would have blamed Nancy Frates if she shut herself in a dark room and cried for days, weeks, or even months, but that is not what Peter wanted. Instead, he gathered his family and his friends and formed team Frate Train. Using the power of social media, Pete showed the world what ALS was doing to him and was determined to raise awareness and money for research. Pete is the inspiration for The Ice Bucket Challenge, a worldwide fundraising phenomenon that raised 220 million dollars for the ALS Foundation and its global partners. Married and the father of a 5 year old daughter named Lucy, Pete Frates is still alive, experiencing daily moments of joy his daughter and loved ones bring him. His mother remains steadfast in her love for her son and her passion to find a cure she knows will not come in time for him. “My husband and I cry, but we also cry tears of joy because look at what this child of ours has done. Look at the people he has inspired. We are filled with immense pride.” Listen to Nancy’s story for a master class in the power of mother love. #icebucketchallenge  @BWME    #storybehindhersuccess    #16LifeLessons    #mydoveproductions

Nancy Frates -088

On the 5th anniversary of the Ice Bucket Challenge, Molly and Jacqui are joined by Nancy Frates, entrepreneur, international speaker and mother of Pete Frates, the founder of the viral sensation and international phenomenon that changed the face of ALS research. The trio talk about gender dynamics in personal and professional relationships, the incredibly simple but transformative power of kindness, social media and philanthropy and how authentic personal connections can be the key to building momentum.www.alsa.org | www.spotfund.com | Team FrateTrainAlso, jokes!

On the 5th anniversary of the Ice Bucket Challenge, Molly and Jacqui are joined by Nancy Frates, entrepreneur, international speaker and mother of Pete Frates, the founder of the viral sensation and international phenomenon that changed the face of ALS research. The trio talk about gender dynamics in personal and professional relationships, the incredibly simple but transformative power of kindness, social media and philanthropy and how authentic personal connections can be the key to building momentum.<a href="http://www.alsa.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.alsa.org</a> | <a href="http://www.spotfund.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.spotfund.com</a> | <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TeamFratetrain/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Team FrateTrain</a>Also, jokes!