Puro Politics : Episode 121: County Commissioner-elect Rebeca Clay-Flores
With a single campaign, Rebeca Clay-Flores shattered several barriers.
The Princeton grad became the first person to defeat a sitting Bexar County commissioner in 16 years when she knocked off Precinct 1 Commissioner Sergio “Chico” Rodriguez in a July primary runoff. Clay-Flores, who is Black and …
73. Baseball’s Greatest Legends | Moe Berg:The Spy Behind Home Plate
Moe Berg was many things. A Princeton Grad, a speaker of 10 languages and a Major League Catcher but the title that draws the most attention is likely as an undercover spy during the height of WW2. On this episode we will learn how this genius ballplayer played a massive role in Europe as a member …
Inside New York City's #IStandWithKap Rally
This week, we bring you the to the heart of the several-thousand-strong #IStandWithKap rally held outside NFL Headquarters on Park Avenue, in New York City. We have engaging interviews and riveting speeches -- including my own, short speech that I was honored to be asked to give. Thank you to The N…
Episode 3 - Charlie
High School chemistry teacher. Princeton Grad. Theater connoisseur. Peace Corps volunteer. Cancer survivor. Book reader. Avid golfer. Husband & Grandpa. There are many things you could call Charlie, just don’t call him dull. Join us as he illustrates the beauty of living life warmly.
37. The Christmas One With Cathie Capp: Pregnant teen, Princeton Grad, and Empathic Pastor
Happy Holidays Space Makers! This is a very special episode featuring Rev. Cathie Capp, an ordained pastor who has an incredibly compelling story of overcoming other’s expectations after leaving high school early and having a child at 16. Cathie went on to beat the odds, becoming a social worker at…
#13 Pushing new heights; for MetroSquash & himself! Princeton Grad, David Kay shares his journey of the Chicago non-profit, after school youth program.
For some quick background on our guest in this episode, here’s a quick overview,
We talk with David Kay, who is the CEO of MetroSquash, a thriving non-profit After Squash Youth Squash program, based in Chicago. During his 15 years at the helm of METRO Squash, he’s helped raised millions of dollar,…
Is College REALLY Worth It?: A Princeton Grad's Take (ft. Karin Burkhardt) | Real College Talk Ep. 7
Welcome to Real College Talk! RCT is your destination for honest and relevant college and postsecondary conversation. In this episode, we talk to Princeton graduate and financial expert, Karin Burkhardt, to ask questions like “Is college for everyone?” “Does it matter where you go to school?” “Is c…
Good, Grow, Great with Thalia - CEO & Founder & Our Creator Series
Thalia has quite story & leaps of faith that took her and her family from Indonesia to the U.S. as a Sophomore, a Princeton Grad, and CEO & Founder of Good, Grow, Great among many other amazing accomplishments.
"I’ve always felt like the saying “you can do anything you set your mind to” is missing …
Week 14. Bayo Okusanya. A Masterclass on Startups, Blockchain Technology & Building Community
Welcome back legends, I am so happy to see you.
In this edition I sit down with Princeton Grad, Profit Jack Member and Block Chain Master Mind Bayo Okusanya
Bayo discusses his journey from being a computer science major to getting involved in entrepreneurship and eventually the NFT space. He sha…
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