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A singular star, everyone ( and we mean everyone! ) is connected to ...KEVIN BACON. 

He has starred in some of the biggest films of the last 30 years – and after years of hearing his name used alongside ‘Six Degrees’ (the idea that everyone is separated by six people or less), Kevin decided to embrace it and turned the concept into a non-profit – SixDegrees.org - in 2007. 

Now, in his new podcast “Six Degrees with Kevin Bacon,” he will use his fame to feature celebrity guests and highlight their favorite charitable organizations! Each episode will feature inspirational conversations with extraordinary changemakers and how they are making a difference in the world every single day. Get ready to lean in, learn and be inspired to act.

Tune in Tuesdays for your weekly dose of #dogooders. The 'Six Degrees with Kevin Bacon' podcast. Dancing will NOT be banned.

Six Degrees with Kevin Bacon

This is it! The final episode of the first season! It’s been an amazing ride. We have highlighted over 35 organizations changing the world for the better and shared the mic with some amazing celebrity guests that are doing their part to spread the world. 

Today’s episode of Ask Kevin (Almost) Anything features Executive Director of SixDegrees.org Stacy Huston and Kevin talking about total eclipses (not of the heart), the legacy Kevin inherited from his mom and his real feelings on the game that started it all. Tune in for our final episode. We’re glad you’re here.

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Ask Kevin (Almost) Anything - Total Eclipse, Earth Day, and The Game That Started It All

In this season's penultimate episode, Kevin is joined by interior designer to the stars, Bobby Berk. Kevin learns a thing or two about how a space can affect the self before they take a more serious turn in welcoming Julian Adams, CEO and president of Stand Up To Cancer. Bobby shares his personal experiences with cancer via his father and friends, while Julian shares that good news is on the horizon thanks to new and emerging technologies. 
 
To learn more and get involved with Stand Up To Cancer head to StandUpToCancer.org. To support more initiatives like this programs, head to 'BACON' to 707070 or head to SixDegrees.org to learn more.

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Stand Up To Cancer with Bobby Berk

This week we are welcoming inspiring actress and LGBTQ advocate Laverne Cox. In this honest and thought-provoking episode, Laverne shares her journey to becoming the first transgender woman nominated for a Primetime Emmy. She and Kevin then welcome guest Chase Strangio, Deputy Director for Transgender Justice at the ACLU as he shares the urgent issues facing trans rights and how people get help to protect them.
 
To learn more and get involved with the ACLU and their fight for trans rights, head to ACLU.org. To support more initiatives like this programs, head to 'BACON' to 707070 or head to SixDegrees.org to learn more.

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Changing The Cultural Context with Laverne Cox & ACLU

A master of mind and medicine, author and alternative medicine advocate Deepak Chopra is our guest in this episode. This enlightening episode features Kevin and Deepak seeking to understand each others perspective on everything from spirituality to mental health. They are joined by Poonacha Machaiah, CEO of The Chopra Foundation as they dive into the work they are doing for at-risk youth, women, and prisoners.
 
To learn more and get involved with TheChopraFoundation, head to TheChopraFoundation.org. To support more initiatives like this program, text 'BACON' to 707070 or head to SixDegrees.org to learn more.

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Mind and Medicine with Deepak Chopra

BONUS EPISODE! Today's installment of "Ask Kevin (Almost) Anything" features Kevin fielding questions from his biggest fans and those that have called in or sent a message with their very own questions. 
 
In today’s episode of Ask Kevin (Almost) Anything, Kevin shares a little-known fact about the last scene of Footloose. He also waxes poetic on his love of London after a call-in from “Digsy” and then gets serious about the heart-warming work of The Special Olympics.
 
Tune in for laughs and lots of fun as Kevin fields these questions with Stacy Huston, Executive Director of SixDegrees.org
 
To submit your own question, head to SixDegrees.org/ask-Kevin

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Ask Kevin (Almost) Anything! Reshoots, London Town and The Special Olympics

Gavin Rossdale is the lead vocalist and guitarist of the rock band BUSH - and a legendary musician, Today he joins Kevin on the show for some "geeky" music talk as they chat about song writing, music, and lifting words off the page. They are then joined by Mark Barden, co-founder of Sandy Hook Promise and one of the fathers who tragically lost his child during the Sandy Hook school shooting in 2012. He highlights his work with Sandy Hook Promise and the tragedies that have been averted due to programs they have instilled around the country. 
 
To learn more and get involved with Artist For Action, head to ArtistForAction.org. To support more initiatives like this program, text 'BACON' to 707070 or head to SixDegrees.org to learn more.

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Ending Gun Violence with Gavin Rossdale & Artist For Action

Academy-Award winning actress Jamie Lee Curtis is our effervescent guest today. Join Kevin and Jamie as they talk horror film franchises, building a career in the industry, and raising family in the midst of it all. They are then joined by Sara Cunningham of Free Mom Hugs - an organization spreading love to the LGBTQ community as they discuss the vital role of mothers in the acceptance of our children.
 
To learn more and get involved with Free Mom Hugs, head to FreeMomHugs.org. To support more initiatives like this program, text 'BACON' to 707070 or head to SixDegrees.org to learn more.

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From Church To The Pride Parade with Jamie Lee Curtis & Free Mom Hugs

Retired actor and earth activist Ian Somerhalder is on the show today with a new film - but it's not just any film! Tackling the issue of environmental degradation and climate change, the Common Ground Film is a powerful new project from directors Josh and Rebecca Tickell. Narrated and produced by some of the biggest names in Hollywood, Ian breaks down the importance of our soil as he and Kevin share their mutual concern for the future of our planet. This powerful episode then invites on Mia Vaughnes, founder of Good Neighbor Gardens, featured in the film and taking the issue of regenerative gardening and planet care to the people. If you are planet focused, you don't want to miss this captivating episode.
 
To learn more and get involved with Common Ground film or Good Neighbor Gardens head to CommonGroundFilm.com or GoodNeighborGardens.com. To support more initiatives like this program, text 'BACON' to 707070 or head to SixDegrees.Org to learn more.

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Common Ground with Ian Somerhalder & Good Neighbor Gardens

BONUS EPISODE! Today's installment of "Ask Kevin (Almost) Anything" features Kevin fielding questions from his biggest fans and those that have called in or sent a message with their very own questions.
 
In today's episode, Kevin and Executive Director of SixDegrees.org field questions about our furry friends and if they have the power to heal us, Sir Paul McCartney, the time Stacy tried to go vegan and the importance of the arts for kids around the world.
 
Nothing is off the table! Tune in for laughs and lots of fun to this episode of Ask Kevin (Almost) Anything!

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Ask Kevin (Almost) Anything! Animal Therapy, Going Vegan, and the Importance of The Arts For Kids

Dancing is for everyone... and in this episode Misty Copeland joins Kevin to discuss her achievement as the first black prima ballerina, her recent foray into filmmaking, and her focus on making space in the dance world for more little girls like her. They are joined by Caryn Campbell, Executive Director of The Misty Copeland Foundation as they discuss their new initiative - the Be Bold Program - an after school program aimed at making dance accessible for young children of color.
 
To learn more and get involved with The Misty Copeland Foundation, head to MistyCopelandFoundation.org. To support more initiatives like this program, text 'BACON' to 707070 or head to SixDegrees.Org to learn more.

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Changing The Cultural Context with Laverne Cox & ACLU

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