What A World with Dr Nevyn Campanella
Through these times keep a cool head and a warm heart.
Expeditions across the shadowy plains of forbidden knowledge™
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Edifying, enlightening and always entertaining, SPECIAL EDITION features distinctive, exceptional, extraordinary presentations from here and beyond with . . . . . "What A World" Host Nevyn Campanella. A "special" eloquent BBS variety hour that will entertain and captivate the listeners.
"My wife Jill and I are run away professionals. My background is in clinical and developmental psychology (Ph.D. from the University of Montana) and most of my work experience was working in School Districts, State Hospitals and Mental Health Centers. After 1982 I switched from providing direct services to Teaching and Research. In 1994 we decided to change our life style from 9 to 5 city life dwellers to life on the open road in an RV in search of adventure and identity. And in searching for identity, I adopted the name 'Nevyn' (my given name is Sam) as a means of letting go of old baggage. From 1994 to 1998 we traveled the highways of the Rocky Mountains. Eventually we settled in the remote mountains of New Mexico in 1998 and then in 2005 we moved to Northern Utah. I don’t have any one particular interest (although fly fishing does come close) and the most joy in my life comes from watching my beautiful wife."
"My wife Jill and I are run away professionals. My background is in clinical and developmental psychology (Ph.D. from the University of Montana) and most of my work experience was working in School Districts, State Hospitals and Mental Health Centers. After 1982 I switched from providing direct services to Teaching and Research. In 1994 we decided to change our life style from 9 to 5 city life dwellers to life on the open road in an RV in search of adventure and identity. And in searching for identity, I adopted the name 'Nevyn' (my given name is Sam) as a means of letting go of old baggage. From 1994 to 1998 we traveled the highways of the Rocky Mountains. Eventually we settled in the remote mountains of New Mexico in 1998 and then in 2005 we moved to Northern Utah. I don’t have any one particular interest (although fly fishing does come close) and the most joy in my life comes from watching my beautiful wife."
