Josh Feldman’s path into the ambulette industry began in an unexpected place: a chance meeting at a red light. What followed was a career built on care, safety, and human connection. As the owner of Lakeville Ambulette and a member of our FPI pod, Josh shares how he leads with one guiding question: if it was your loved one in the back of that vehicle, how would you want them treated? His story is a reminder that leadership is about more than running a business. It is about building a culture that makes lives better. Watch the full conversation to hear Josh’s journey and the lessons he carries into our community.

What does space teach us about living better on Earth? In this episode of Do You Have a Light?, Todd Welch sits down with astronaut, aquanaut, artist, and author Nicole Stott. Nicole reflects on her journey from childhood inspiration to space shuttle missions, and how her experiences in orbit shaped a powerful perspective: we are all living together on a planetary spaceship. Nicole shares her thoughts on courage, creativity, and the “overview effect” of seeing Earth from space. She explains why the thin blue line of our atmosphere is the only border that matters, how to move from being passengers to true crewmates, and how space exploration offers solutions to challenges like climate change and clean energy. Beyond the astronaut story, Nicole discusses her Space for Art Foundation, which unites children around the world through art and healing, and why fun, creativity, and empathy are essential parts of human survival — on Earth and beyond. Whether you’re space-curious or simply searching for hope in a divided world, Nicole’s message is a reminder that our greatest mission is caring for each other and our shared home planet.