The He's Just Podcasts

Lynette Watkins is an acclaimed artist and author of the thought-provoking book, Can it be that Some Chains Are Mere Shadows? A Visual Journey From Darkness to Light. Renowned for her lifelong passion for music and the arts, Lynette’s work reflects a deep connection to emotional and spiritual exploration.Her illustrative and painted works have been exhibited across the United States and Europe, captivating audiences with their vivid storytelling and evocative imagery. With a career marked by numerous exhibitions, Lynette’s art has found homes worldwide, blending universal themes of struggle, transformation, and hope.Through her art and writing, Lynette invites us into a transformative journey from darkness to light, encouraging introspection and a renewed sense of possibility. Break The Chains..

The documentary Oyate Woyaka by Bryant High Horse Jr. and George McAuliffe offers an extraordinary celebration of language preservation and its pivotal role in safeguarding the Lakota people’s cultural identity. Honored with the 2024 Global Impact Award at the Red Nation Film Festival, the film delves deep into how preserving the Lakota language strengthens the values, education, and spiritual connection of the community.Bryant High Horse Jr., with two decades of experience in K-12 and higher education, has been a staunch advocate for American Indian rights, ensuring the transmission of cultural heritage to younger generations. Meanwhile, George McAuliffe brings his expertise as a writer, director, and producer of award-winning plays, films, and TV, using his craft to amplify Indigenous voices and stories nationwide.Their collaborative work emphasizes language preservation in maintaining heritage but also its role in healing and empowering a community. With Oyate Woyaka, Bryant and George invite us to bear witness to the resilience of the Lakota people and their efforts to preserve their identity for future generations. Wash Your Spirit With Your Tears.

Tom Loegering is an 86-year-old 7-time retiree speaker, and author. Drawing on decades of personal and professional experience, he teaches people how to develop “the business of you” to build financial stability and retire without sacrificing their dreams. Tom’s workbook, Success or Failure: The Choice Is Yours, offers practical guidance for planning the perfect retirement. With wisdom gained from his own struggles and triumphs, Tom inspires audiences to take control of their financial futures and enjoy their golden years with confidence. This is Life Lessons..

Kevin B. Smith, political science professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, has dedicated over two decades to studying state politics and policies. With nine books to his name, his latest, "The Jailer’s Reckoning: How Mass Incarceration Is Damaging America," delves deeply into the uniquely American issue of mass incarceration. Smith explores the social, economic, and political burdens that affect current and former prisoners, who face significant challenges as they try to reenter the workforce and society. His work sheds light on a system that leaves little room for second chances but stresses that these individuals, though scarred, are not forgotten. This is The Jailer’s Reckoning.

Season 7 Premier- In this compelling episode, attorney and author William Cooper breaks down the problematic provisions of the American Constitution, revealing how historical context, tribalism, social media, and the current political system shape the nation’s challenges. Drawing from his latest book, “How America Works and Why It Doesn’t,” Cooper offers a sharp analysis of U.S. politics, while exploring the urgent need for change in today’s divided landscape. Another He’s Just Podcast How America Works, The Pursuit of Greatness.

History has a way of embedding itself within our timelines and bloodlines. Regardless of who we are or how we look, the intersections of injustice remain intertwined and frozen in time. Aran Shetterly, author and journalist, bridges history, culture, and social justice in his new book, Morningside: The 1979 Massacre and the Struggle for an American City’s Soul.. Shetterly delves into the elements of a retold story through the lens of a massacre, family dynamics, and the deeper root causes that remind us of the persistent inequities, the resilience of peacemakers, and the forces that oppose. This is.. The Perfect Storm

Rachel Zimmerman is an award-winning journalist with over two decades of experience covering health and medicine. Her essays and reporting have been featured in The New York Times, Vogue.com, New York Magazine’s The Cut, O, The Oprah Magazine, The Atlantic, Slate, and The Huffington Post, among others. Today Rachel shares her new book, “Us, After” A Memoir of Love and Suicide. This gripping conversation filled with emotion and self-discovery sheds light on the challenges Rachel and her daughters faced after Seth her husband, father unexpectedly commited suicide. Healing is a process, I Don't Wanna Wait Till It's Over.

Dr. Emiliana Vegas is a renowned expert in global education policy, with a distinguished career that expands beyond the economical industries. She has been a leading economist at the World Bank, division chief of education at the Inter-American Bank, and co director of the Center for Universal Education at the Brookings Institution. Currently Dr. Vegas is a professor of practice at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, she has been instrumental in shaping education policies in the AKA Global South sectors. Today we will learn more about her and her new book, Let’s Change the World: How to Work within International Development Organizations, which reflects within her deep expertise in the field. Listen-In as Dr. Vegas helps us "Change the World."

Accomplished journalist David Tereshchuk, heralded world-wide for his imprint on T.V Broadcasting and journalism. His legacy includes over 20 years in commercial television, covering international issues and making documentaries. In the U.S., David has worked for prime networks like ABC, CBS, and CNN. Since 2012, Tereshchuk has been a producer and correspondent for PBS, focusing on ethical issues. He has been honored by Britain’s Royal Television Society with its Social Documentary Award, and by the British Association for the Advancement of Science with its Television Award. In this episode David shares his much anticipated memoir “A Question of Paternity: My Life as an Unaffiliated Reporter, “ This is David's intimate story of personal battles with trauma, church, family, career accolades and, The Absent Parent.

The grips of addiction can impact the lives of everything it touches. The path to recovery can be cumbersome at so many levels. Nicholas Mathews, is the co-founder and CEO of Stillwater Behavioral Health in Southern California. Before his rise, Nicholas knew many falls. His journey is deeply laced with the darkness, sad tales, and memories of loss. Mathew's new found strength and motivation to overcome addiction, is inspired by what he brands as a “Me” problem. In this episode he shares his story of transformation, emphasizing the rewards of saving his own life and the lives of others that are caught in this deadly game. Through the Ripples, the Stillwater… Community Is Everything

Since the 1970’s Dr John Berger has seen, explored, and dedicated his efforts to the various ways we can improve in saving our planet. His new book “Solving the Climate Crisis: Frontline Reports from the Race to Save the Earth”, delves into the urgent need for collective action to address the escalating climate crisis. Berger emphasizes the power of individual commitment and the crucial role of collaborative government action in combating climate change. Dr. Berger’s call to action is clear: saving our planet requires everyone to join forces, combining individual efforts, including his key dimensional steps; This is “Nature’s Tools”: Technology, Ecological, and Social, We Got This!

El Paso, Mexico, is a place filled with emotions and hope. For many, taking the risk of crossing into the United States is their only answer to escaping poverty, gang violence, and political corruption. Legal Assistant Leticia Macias and Attorney Zoe Bowman are a dynamic duo handling thousands of cases involving vulnerable immigrants. They tirelessly work to provide these individuals with the support and guidance needed to navigate the complex U.S. immigration system. Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center stands as a beacon of hope, offering a crucial legal lifeline to those seeking a safer and more stable future. This is "Una Palabra."

Dr. Cedric Dark is an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine and serves on the Boards of Doctors for America and Semester at Sea. However, the increasing risks and impact of gun violence has expanded his calling, to do more than just teach and help patients at his practice. Through his policy work, which includes roles with the U.S. House of Representatives, Kaiser Family Foundation, and the Joe Biden Campaign, Dr. Dark is a leading voice in America’s plight to stop gun violence. His book, “Under The Gun”, serves as a guide to connect his audience with a wider-lens race, equity, and lawmakers. Gun violence has become the leading cause of death of children and has decreased the lifespan of American adults by 2.5 years. Let’s join Dr. Dark on his journey to save the lives of Americans before the bullet leaves the gun.

In this episode Dr. Jared Rubenstein, lets us in- the world of palliative care. A misunderstood, yet essential service of healthcare. His ability to advocate for his families stands tall above the inequitable nuances that at times cloud the practices within our medical systems. Jared uses animation, and humor to engage people in conversations about difficult topics. His YouTube channel, which started with a single satirical video, now features educational content on mental health, racism in medicine, and gender equity. In addition to his clinical work, he advocates for palliative care and leads the Discrimination 911 Project, training healthcare professionals to combat unjust in the workplace. However, undeterred by the challenges, Dr. Rubenstein and his team exemplify true speciality care and provide the highest quality experiences for their patients. The team’s vision is to make this world a better place. This is, “Personhood.”

Calicho Arevalo, originally from Bogota, Colombia, is a celebrated architect and artist based in NYC. Known for his vibrant large-scale paintings, murals, sculptures, and digital art, he integrates four key elements into his work: three-line stripes, wildlife, doodles, and portals. These elements symbolize his Colombian heritage, emotional connections with animals, resilience through hardships, and the value of diversity and simplicity.Drawing inspiration from New York City, which ignited his artistic journey, Calicho's creations reflect his deep cultural roots and dynamic urban experiences. His recent collection, "Rebirth Darkness," masterfully combines these elements to advocate for inclusivity and convey that every human is as valuable as gold. Through his art, Calicho bridges cultural gaps and celebrates the richness of The Latino experience. This is, "The Colombian Artist, 4 Elements, and A Heart Of Gold. "

Dr. Rob Gore, an emergency room physician at Kings County Hospital Center, is a prominent author, father, community leader, and TEDx speaker who has personally navigated the streets of Southside Chicago, and Brooklyn New York. He’s Just, born in Brooklyn NYC, and raised in Harlem- Washington Heights NY. In this episode we share our stories, linkages, experiences, and sometimes harsh realities of living in these communities. From "KAVI" Kings Against Violence Initiative, to his book "Treating Violence: An ER Doctor Takes On a Deadly American Epidemic," Rob shares his true experiences and responses to violence as a victim and provider. The conversation invites us ALL to understand the pressing issues of violence and trauma that pervade America. This is… “Really Living Where He Rap.”

Meet Susannah Fox, renowned expert in health and technology, she is dedicated to helping people navigate the complex landscape of the healthcare system. She has served as Chief Technology Officer for the US Department of Health and Human Services, as well as the entrepreneur-in-residence at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation where she directed the health portfolio at the PEW Research Center’s Internet Project. Susannah has dedicated her life and experiences to learning the ways to inspire and drive change towards a more inclusive and effective healthcare system. Her book “Rebel Health” A Field Guide To The Patient-Led Revolution In Medical Care is a testament to her work. Susannah is helping us break through, pushing us to become Seekers, Networkers, Solvers, and Champions towards patient equality.

Meet Dr. Jon Mills, distinguished philosopher, psychoanalyst, and clinical psychologist. He has authored over 30 books and is the recipient of the prestigious Otto Weininger Memorial Award for Lifetime Achievement. Today, we delve into his most recent book, “End of the World” - Civilization and Its Fate, which explores the profound psychological, philosophical, and cultural dimensions of apocalyptic thinking and the existential threats confronting humanity. There are many versions that have us thinking at one point or the other about the idea of how the world will end. From theorists, science, and his extensive research, learn about the ways we can help make change to save the earth. This is.. The End Of Days.

Norwalk CT Legend Mellowdye Sweets, best known for her kindness and community contributions. Alongside her late husband John “Dolo'' Ragin, they owned and operated SoNo Entertainment & Recording Studios. Sweets is a full-time business owner and entrepreneur who has worked with countless stars, and has established her legacy as a female powerhouse in the music industry. Additionally, her LIFT initiative which stands for “Learning Is Fun TOO '' A program designed to help troubled and talented youth conquer their fears, build confidence and master the essentials of arts and music. Through her community work, Skate Of The Arts, her not for profits, and the DOLO foundation. Sweets is making sure the powerful legacy created by her and husband lives on for generations to come. This is.. The Sweets Life.

Jennifer Lebedev is a distinguished online English Teacher and YouTube influencer. Her popular channel “English With Jennifer” boasts over 1 Million followers connecting her students with a global reach for instruction. Her Book “ Being A YouTuber: One Creator’s Bumpy Road to 1M Subscribers” speaks to her journey as an author and content creator. The combination sets Jennifer apart. From pen to Paper- To- Digital- To Dominance, This is.. Lessons Learned

Meet Melody Krafft author, producer, psychologist and artist. As a Soul Navigator, she uses her expertise in psychology to guide individuals through transformative processes aimed at dissolving egoic consciousness. She shares with us her most recent book Get Me Out of Here! "What’s Beyond The Madness” for which she was recognized as a distinguished favorite in the Spirituality category at the 2023 New York City Big Book Award, which underscores her impactful message. Love and fear are two powerful and often conflicting emotions. One brings us connection and warmth, while the other pushes our imbalances towards a state of delicacy. This is.. When We Collide.

Dr. Stephen Sideroff, a clinical psychologist with a rich background in mind-body medicine and resilience training, provides a crucial resource in his latest book, "The 9 Pillars of Resilience: The Proven Path to Master Stress, Slow Aging, and Increase Vitality." Each pillar in Dr. Sideroff's book is crafted to address specific aspects of resilience, from emotional regulation to physical health. Our conversation delves deep, into how stress impacts our bodies and minds. By integrating Dr. Sideroff's nine pillars into your daily planning, you're not just preparing to face challenges; you're actively working towards a more resilient and fulfilling future. That's Life.

On the next He’s Just Episode- Dr. Courtney Brown shares her expertise in strategic planning and student success which is invaluable when navigating the complexities of higher education. Listen-in as she addresses the barriers that hinder student progress. As the vice president of impact and planning at Lumina Foundation in Indianapolis, Dr. Brown shares with us her innovative solutions and problem-solving tools that empowers individuals to excel without succumbing to the burden of college debt. Her insights and strategies are essential for students and families aiming to make informed decisions and achieve success in their academic pursuits. Higher Learning, Dont Disturb This Groove.

Join us as we explore the fascinating intersection of psychology and laughter. Licensed mental health counselor and seasoned comedian, Aimee LeCours seamlessly merges therapy and comedy to help us manage stress and navigate life’s challenges with a smile. Renowned producer and creator Aimee shares with us her prized comedy show “Psych” and demonstrates that therapy can be enlightening with humor. Laugh now, cry later..

Season 5 premiere of "The He's Just Podcast '' featuring Dr. Adaira Landry & Dr. Resa Lewiss. Join us as we delve into the launch of their groundbreaking book "Micro Skills." From their gripping tales in the emergency room to their unwavering dedication to diversity and research. In Micro Skills, Dr. Adaira Landry and Dr. Resa Lewis, unveiled a treasure trove of wisdom gleaned from their journeys in the field of medicine that go beyond the sterile confines of hospital walls. With each turn of the page, readers are guided through a tapestry of practical techniques and profound insights. I got it. You got it. We Got it. Skillz.

Over the past decade, there has been a significant rise in teen depression and suicide rates, attributed to factors like isolation, academic pressure, social media, and bullying, according to best-selling author Scott Kolbaba M.D. Kolbaba advocates for empowering young individuals to discover their life's purpose and follow their passions. His acclaimed children's book, "Clara's Magic Garden," beautifully exemplifies this principle. It's evident that we all require a sense of purpose. Find your Purpose. Don’t Let Go!

Dr. Beth Kurland, a psychologist and mind-body coach, is renowned for her inspiring Tedx talk and thought-provoking books. Her recent publication, "You Don't Have to Change Everything," introduces six vantage points, guiding readers to embrace inner love amidst life's challenges rather than solely pursuing happiness. Sometimes Love Knocks You Down.

Embark on a transformational episode with Laura Ballet, a distinguished author renowned for her impactful work, “The Science Empowerment”, which resonates with individuals around the globe. As an ambassador of Life Empowerment and a Certified Transformational Life Coach, she draws on her personal experiences and her iconic J3=E concept which is layered with familial ties and serves as a guiding scientific wellness principle for personal growth. Laura empowers us all to embrace in unity, through her messaging and your own individual self-discovery; unlock your full potential. This is Laura Ballet, You Make Me Better.

Preventive Healthcare is a proactive approach to wellness that prioritizes averting diseases rather than merely treating them after they occur. Enter Allen Daugherty, a seasoned healthcare veteran with over 50 years of experience dedicated to safeguarding lives and promoting overall health.  Allen's journey in healthcare began with service in the USAF as a Medic, later transitioning into roles in Emergency Medical Services and Registered Nursing. Allen made a pivotal shift towards preventive healthcare. This transformation involved the creation of a groundbreaking book titled "An Ounce of Prevention is Worth More Than You Can Imagine" and the launch of a comprehensive website aimed at educating individuals on preventive health practices. His mantra, "The only good accidents and illnesses are the ones we prevent," remains at the heart of his mission to champion proactive healthcare measures for a healthier and safer future. Who Gonna Stop Me Huh?

Damon M Grayson, also known as DMG, grew up in Compton, CA, facing challenges like police brutality and the crack epidemic. Despite adversity, he became a single father at 23 and pursued music production, working with Joe Jackson, Snoop Dogg, & Dr. Dre. His West Wear Clothing line gained global recognition with the support from icons like Snoop Dogg and Coolio. Committed to his community, he mentored and established the Catchum Young Foundation to support the youth living in urban settings. He wrote the book “When His Ways Meet Yours: When You Love You, He Will Follow Suit” to inspire women and their marital relationships. Music set him free.  Father/Entrepreneur/Author/Philanthropist/Life Coach/ Motivational Speaker. DMG is More Than Just! This is, The Best Story Never Told..

Social Worker, Makeda Armorer-Wade's remarkable journey is a testament to the human spirit's resilience. Enduring 24 surgeries and dedicating 30 years to service, she has emerged as a beacon of strength and courage. Her bestselling book, "Crohn’s Interrupted: Living Life Triumphantly," encapsulates her inspiring story, offering hope and support to others facing similar challenges. She is living proof that triumph is possible, no matter the obstacles. Her story serves as an inspiration to ALL, who want to defy the odds. She is #Morethanjust.

Repeat after me Empowered and Poised: Social worker extraordinaire Leah Berdys’s impact resonates through her endeavors, from her insightful book “Conscious Empowerment”  A Guide to Helping Girls Build Self-Esteem & Confidence. Leah goes deep, sharing her life-changing experience as a Ted talker, teacher, and innovator. Leah shows us how to build and foster relationships with students, her transformative curriculum, and how social-emotional learning becomes everything she touches. More Than Just A Social Worker.

Sherryl Rosegreen's journey is a testament to resilience and triumph. Overcoming challenges such as grief, loss, and homelessness, she confronted deportation and waged a 30-year battle for validation. In her story, "Abused Under His Charm," Sherryl's unwavering spirituality and belief in a higher power played pivotal roles in guiding her from victimhood to victory, from deportation to documentation. It's a narrative of strength, perseverance, and the transformative power of faith. More Than Just!

Dr. Greg Hammer Stanford Professor, a distinguished mindfulness expert, and bestselling author of "GAIN without Pain: The Happiness Handbook for Health Care Professionals," offers valuable insights on longevity and well-being. Through his renowned "GAIN" 3 min meditation model, which stands for Gratitude, Acceptance, Intent, and Non-Judgmental approach, he provides a holistic framework for cultivating a healthier and happier life. By encouraging gratitude, embracing acceptance, setting positive intentions, and fostering a non-judgmental mindset, individuals can enhance their overall quality of life. This comprehensive approach underscores the importance of mental well-being in promoting longevity, offering a practical guide for individuals, especially those in the healthcare profession, to navigate life's challenges with resilience and joy. Dr. Hammer “Thank You For Making The World A Better Place.”

schizophrenia is the most misunderstood of all mental illnesses yet it impacts over twenty million people, this includes families, relationships, and our society. Dr. Steven Lesk is a board certified psychiatrist who has studied and researched the multiple avenues and discourses of the illness for over four decades. In his book “The Footprints Of Schizophrenia” he shares with us his evolutionary findings that further explains that people with schizophrenia do not suppress dopamine enough. Moveover, having the diagnosis will not change our journeys of becoming successful in all areas of life. None of us are incapable.We are strong as individuals but unstoppable when we unite!

Meet Dr. Steven Cohn, Past Trauma Surgeon, Researcher, and Author of the book "All Bleeding Stops: Life and Death in the Trauma Unit." As a surgeon he is a jack of all trades, spearheading funded research, production of over 300 scientific publications, winner of numerous healthcare awards, and being deployed to serve as surgeon during Desert Storm. No matter the challenge or circumstance Dr. Cohn remains Cool Calm and Collective.. No Pressure, He’s Just!

Dr. Dravon James , Author, Actor, Health Care Leader and Transformational Specialist. Her book “ Freedom is your Birthright” shows us the many ways that we can embrace our thankfulness from within. Her plight to make change and her movement to empower women via the Next Step Leadership Academy is on the rise. The hustle and bustle of life often places our own feelings and emotions to go unseen and misplaced internally. The holiday season can especially be a challenge for us to find ways to honor our own sense of self and accomplishments. Dr. Dravon.. I Am Enough

Eventually we all face the inevitable task of losing someone or something that is dear to us. In this line of work, Social Workers are often tasked with helping people who are directly impacted by loss. What happens when grief hits home? When sorrow finds us- the Social Worker? Ms. Jaqueline Roberson with over 30 years in practice has supported thousands of students, adults, and families who felt agony after the passing of someone close. Listen to her ear-shattering story of what she is feeling after losing her 41 year old daughter; her baby who was a community leader, an accomplished educator, and a distinguished author. So much to live for, so much to give. Grief Has No Boundaries.

2013- New Mexico family tragedy, a 15 year old teen murders both his parents and his 3 siblings. With nowhere to turn, his “Tia” (aunt), Author Dr. Regina Griego becomes his legal guardian albeit, the severed trauma strains. She navigates the challenges of the legal systems, lobbies against gun violence, and mentors women to become engineers. Dr. Regina Griego has dedicated her life to making this world a better place. Her call to action- Transcending Futures.

According to the Centers of Disease and Prevention, 1 person dies every 33 seconds from cardiovascular disease. In this episode Author Douglas Mulhall shares his expertise on ways to live longer through his book “Discovering the Nature of Longevity: Restoring the heart and body by targeting hidden stress.” Learn about the recent published study The Lancet Planetary Health and the ways that lower levels of lead impact our communities and heart disease. Douglass is also the co-founder of Elastrin Therapeutics, a biotech company that restores the damage from these hidden stresses. Douglass Mulhall has dedicated his life to finding ways to save lives against America's nemesis, the food we eat, the air we breathe. Band of The Heart.

Approximately 50 years ago a valiant group marched to protest for equality in NYC. The movement was dubbed the “StoneWall” Riots. The Gay Pride unison demonstration, was the first of its kind, and would certainly not be the last. Fast forward to present day Cadence Pentheny continues a similar message, laced with information for choice and voice to support ALL who push for gender rights and opportunities. The LBGTQ+ communities still have much that is undone. Time has lapsed, but the message is clear. Can You Hear What My Eyes Can’t See

Beth Edwards is a Special Education Paraprofessional who has served our school community for close to 25 years. This is a story of a unique woman who has dedicated her life and career to giving back. Seldom do you hear of a person like Beth or people like her because they don't get the credit that they deserve. Today we recognize Beth Edwards, and ALL Paraprofessionals because of your service. We honor and salute you for all you do. Beth Edwards you are "The Keeper."

The world of communication within our school systems at times can be daunting for our English as a second language populations. Enter Genevieve “Genny” Gonzalez, Bilingual Speech Pathologist, who has dedicated her life and career to helping curb those gaps so that our students are identified accurately and not overrepresented. Not always will there be a need to have assessments and evaluations completed, thankfully we have Genny who brings her expertise, ethnic flavor, advocacy, and love which safeguards the social identities and cultures of our multilingual learners who need it most. Genny, Can We Talk?

Natural medicine is soaring as one of the preferred methods and treatment practices in the healthcare industry for curing chronic fatigue, high blood pressure, and even the common cold. Dr. Angel Abraham has risen in this work because of her drive and dedication to educate the end-user of the optionality and the effectiveness of this treatment modality. Come with us on this journey, that helps us learn more of the non-invasive methods you too can practice utilizing natural herbs, botanical, and nutraceutical supplemental products. Healing can be an art. Some can do it naturally.

There are over 40 million people who are diagnosed with glossophobia which impacts our ability to speak in public. Dr Danny Slomoff psychologist, author, Coach helps us discover The Myth of Public Speaking and the science behind the Slomoff Method©; the unique brain-based system for communicating which has helped thousands of Business Leaders, and A List Companies speak with confidence. Speak up! We are listening.

The Rehabilitation ACT of 1973 says that “every student who receives special education services is entitled to FAPE free appropriate public education.” For parents learning to navigate and understand special education for their children, it is not the easiest model to follow. Enter Jamie Granite, Special Education Administrator who comes with over 25 years of experience. Her plight is to support the learners first-and-foremost yet, her mission is to recalibrate her school teams, advocate for parents, while delivering 21st Century learning for ALL students she encounters. Sometimes, we just have to.. Trust The Process..

In 1815 Benjamin Constant argued that "mediocre men, when they acquired power, became more convulsive than men with talent." // Present Day Jerry Stevens: Educator, Leader, Father, and Man for the people. Even in Politics we have He’s Just moments. November 7, 2023 vote Jerry Stevens For Monroe. “He’s Just A Shop Teacher.”

Faith is defined by having complete trust in someone or something. For some, our faith in spirituality is the “end all be all” within our spaces. Tressa Mitchener Bestseller International Author, Transformational Speaker, Therapist. Before her prominence, she was swallowed by domestic abuse, bad choices, selling drugs, and facing 30 years in prison. A 4x6 cell space, with a 23 hour lock down, will humble most. For Tressa, North Carolina #23 “Looking Out From The Inside” guided her independence.

Many times we make career changes that pull us out of our customary realms and roles. These modifications can be life-altering and challenging for our lives and jobs. Enter Felicia Newsome, Managing Partner, Advanced Massage Specialty Group, Inc; AS Occupational Therapy, BA in Communications, BPS/MS in Acupuncture. She listened to her “little voice” and left the music industry to become a massage therapist. Her story is magnificent, because she changes the lives of the oncology patients she touches with her hands and heart. More Than Just she is, this is her journey, this is her walk.

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