# Jeremy Helton

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AI & Autonomous Weapons Today

Are we already living in the sci fi future where weapons decide who to kill?  In this conversation, we explore how AI and autonomous weapons are being used today, specifically in places like Ukraine and Gaza. Bridget speaks with two leaders in research and activism to find out why they’re concerned…

How Will The Election Impact Immigration?

Today’s guest will help us explore this question, as well as the current state of immigration in the US, the areas where both Democrats and Republicans are getting things wrong, and why increasing empathy is necessary to create change.  Jason De León is a Professor of Anthropology and Chicana/o and…

Iceland: Lessons From The World’s Leader in Gender Equality

What can we learn about building and sustaining a women’s movement from arguably the world’s leaders: Icelandic feminists? To kick off the season, we’re focusing on Iceland, the country ranked number one for gender equality for 15 years in a row. Together, we explore what makes Iceland unique, how …

Costa Rica: How To Be President If You Don’t Have A Military

What's it like to lead without a military? In this episode, we focus on Costa Rica, and explore what happens when a country abolishes its military, Costa Rica’s approach to domestic security, and the ways that having a military can increase violence and instability in a country…Plus we’ll have our …

We Thought We Solved World Peace (Rebroadcast)

This week we’re bringing back our very first episode, We Thought We Solved World Peace, from September 2024. When host Bridget Conley was a college student in the 90s, there was this air of optimism. It might sound crazy to say now, but she and her colleagues honestly believed they had solved world…

Bonus: Colorado Welcomed Venezuelans. Many Now Live in Fear. (Feet in 2 Worlds)

This week’s episode is from our friends at the Feet in 2 Worlds podcast (originally released April 22, 2025): Over the past couple of years, around 40,000 Venezuelans arrived in Denver fleeing political and economic instability, eager to work while their immigration statuses played out. Initially, …

Learning from Mutual Aid Efforts in Sudan

How can someone help their neighbors and community when a war breaks out? Today we’re seeing what we can learn from mutual aid efforts in Sudan. Omar al-Bashir ruled Sudan for three brutal decades, from 1989 until he was overthrown by a peaceful revolution in 2019. In 2023, a civil war broke out be…

Gen Z is Taking Their First Steps onto the Political Stage

How do Gen Z Americans feel about democracy? The short answer: overall they believe in its principles, but don’t feel it’s working for them. In this episode, we explore unique ways that Gen Z is engaging in democracy (and not engaging), and what people of all ages need to do to encourage the next g…

First Steps to a Peaceful Childhood for All

How can we make the world a more peaceful place for children?  In this episode, we look at the impact that experiencing violence has on children…sometimes before they - or their parents - are even born. We’ll learn about how war impacts DNA over generations, explore resilience, and look at global a…

Episode 24: Accidental HR, Intentional Impact

Send us Fan Mail Jeremy Helton didn’t plan on a career in HR, but once he got there, he saw exactly what the profession could be. In this episode of Overall HR, we talk about union environments, leadership blind spots, culture ownership, scapegoating HR, and the emotional weight of being the person…