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Defending with Compassion: David Moran’s Lifelong Call to Justice
David C. Moran reflects on a career serving the most vulnerable as Executive Director of the Public Defender’s Office (6th Judicial Circuit). He talks about early influences, mentors who opened…
Mothers, Makers, Founders: Kuruzovich & Mondello Build LiFT Academy
Kim Kuruzovich and Keli Mondello recount how two moms became school founders—designing a learning community around neurodiversity. They share the missteps, the miracles, and the moments that kept…
Stages of Courage: Tiffany Ford on Mentorship and the Theater
Tiffany Ford describes the magic of school theater—the confidence, collaboration, and courage it builds. She shares how mentors opened doors and how she now does the same for the next generation. We…
Mathematics for All: Nydia Nelson on Belonging in STEM
Nydia Nelson paints a picture of inclusive math classrooms where more students can see themselves as capable. She talks about faculty development, tutoring, and the campus supports that make a…
The Long Game of Love: Judy Owen on Parenting Through Autism
Judy Owen offers a tender, unfiltered look at raising a child on the autism spectrum. She shares the griefs and graces, the systems that helped, and the ones that made the road harder. We talk about…
Fueling Opportunity: Lacey Nash Miller on Philanthropy that Works
Lacey Nash Miller explains how storytelling, alumni engagement, and data come together to sustain opportunity at Academy Prep. She shares lessons from the front lines of resource development and what…
Threads of Care: Alizza Punzalan‑Randle on Community, Food, and Recovery
Alizza Punzalan‑Randle traces the threads that connect communications, public health, and community trust. She talks about food security, recovery supports, and telling the truth with kindness. We…
A Place to Rise: Chantell Miles and the Pace Center for Girls
Chantell Miles describes a gender‑responsive model that treats every girl as capable, worthy, and whole. She shares stories of students finding safety, belonging, and a new sense of future. We talk…
From Service to Impact: Lisa Brody & Shameka Jones on Leading with Heart
Lisa Brody and Shameka Jones share how service organizations translate compassion into measurable outcomes. They reflect on leadership pipelines, community trust, and the courage to collaborate…
Rites of Passage: Dr. Jaih Jackson and The Apollo’s Club
Dr. Jaih Jackson opens a window into The Apollo’s Club and the rituals that shape character and purpose for young Black men. He talks about mentorship that is consistent, accountable, and full of…
Strengths, Not Shortcomings: Vicky Westra on Neurodiversity at Work
Vicky Westra reimagines the workplace through a strengths‑based lens, showing how neurodivergent adults thrive with the right supports. She shares practical steps for employers and the community to…
Talent, Dignity, and Good Jobs: Belinthia Berry & Dr. Cynthia Johnson
Belinthia Berry and Dr. Cynthia Johnson connect education to economic mobility with refreshing clarity. They share how apprenticeships, upskilling, and employer collaboration open doors to quality…
Home Is the Work: Sean King on Affordable Housing and Hope
Sean King pulls back the curtain on how Habitat for Humanity turns sweat equity and community partnership into keys and front doors. He shares stories of families whose futures changed because a city…
A Right to Stability: Pye Young on Housing, Justice, and Showing Up
Attorney Pye Young demystifies rental and eviction assistance—and why civil legal aid can be the difference between stability and crisis. He walks through access points, common pitfalls, and what…
When Art Heals: Chloë Jackson on Creativity in a Digital Age
Chloë Jackson shares how technology has expanded her creative practice while deepening her connection to community. She talks about making space for curiosity, honoring tradition, and finding courage…
People First: Nikki Gaskin‑Capehart on Building Pathways Out of Poverty
Nikki Gaskin‑Capehart invites us to see policy through the eyes of families and neighborhoods. She reflects on years of public service and her calling to champion economic mobility with dignity. We…
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Kimberly G. Jackson Podcast has published 10 episodes since November 2025, covering topics in Documentary, Society & Culture.
Kimberly G. Jackson Podcast is currently highly active with new episodes weekly.
