In this powerful and inspiring episode of the Spread The Positive Podcast, we sit down with special guest Harry Pacheco — a man of many talents and an even bigger mission. From growing up in the Bay Area music scene alongside legends like Too Short, Mistah FAB, and E-40, to building a successful real estate career, to now writing impactful anti-bullying children’s books, Harry’s journey is truly the definition of what it means to Spread The Positive.

Harry is the founder of a nonprofit dedicated to anti-bullying advocacy through storytelling. Using his children’s experiences as inspiration, he’s written books that teach kids about acceptance, inclusion, and kindness, no matter your background, appearance, or ability. His books — Gladys’s Glasses, Stanley No Stripes, Willie’s Wheelchair, Cyrus the Cyberbully, and more — are making waves in schools and libraries across the country.

In this episode, Harry shares:

✅ His journey from hip-hop to healing hearts

✅ Why he chose to speak to children through storytelling

✅ How his nonprofit donates books to schools and libraries

✅ His mission to fight bullying with love, learning, and compassion

✨ Listen in for a heartfelt conversation filled with hope, realness, and a call to action for us all to create more inclusive, supportive spaces for our youth.

🔗 Buy Harry’s Books & Learn More: https://www.harrypacheco.com

📚 Titles Include:

Gladys’s Glasses, Stanley No Stripes, Willie’s Wheelchair, Cyrus the Cyberbully

📱 Follow Harry Pacheco:

Instagram: @harrypacheco20

💡 Presented by the STP Network — Bringing Light to What’s Going Right.

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