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In honor of recognizing that January is Human Trafficking Awareness month, we invited Jessica Kahn Obenauf, Esq. to be our podcast guest and give us some updated information on this major global and regional issue. Jessica is an Assistant U.S. Attorney with the U.S. Attorney’s Office, in the Southern District of Florida. She specializes in … Continue reading CWT360° Ep. 20 – The Human Trafficking Crisis: 2025 Update →

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Today’s Motivational Moment tackles the issue of fake news. Fake news is a dangerous and global trend. We see negative impacts in politics. It has put marginalized groups and even our own health in danger! How can you avoid being one of the misinformed? What are the five major impacts? What are the consequences? What … Continue reading Motivational Moment Ep. 20: The Dangers of Today’s Fake News Crisis →

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We welcome my friend Karim Giscombe to today’s podcast to discuss his innovative $9 billion startup, PLANT-AG. This entity wholly embraces the controlled environment, using greenhouse farming and technology to grow delicate crops like tomatoes, strawberries and lettuce. This concept solves many of the agricultural problems we face today, by reducing water usage, removing the … Continue reading CWT360° Ep. 19 – The Future of Food →

Our latest Motivational Moment episode continues to explore my mission to educate the community on racial disparities in the administration of healthcare. In this episode I review a study released by the National Bureau of Economic Research that states that black patients were 25% more likely to have an unscheduled cesarean section than white patients, … Continue reading Motivational Moment Ep. 19: Black Women & Racial Disparities During Childbirth →

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Welcome to our newest Motivational Moment podcast episode, where I ask the question: How are we going to shape our society for the better? BY VOTING! This message is particularly important to share with our young voters. If you have a young voter in your circle, I encourage you to support and guide them as … Continue reading Motivational Moment Ep. 18: The 2024 Voting Landscape →

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Here are my thoughts on the current misunderstandings surrounding the concept and definition of inclusion. History has shown that we are better as a society when we allow everyone to prosper. But there is still work to be done. Statistics show that certain leadership roles (superintendents, government officials, etc.) are still overwhelmingly white and male. … Continue reading Motivational Moment Ep. 17: Why Are Some People So Afraid of Inclusivity and Diversity →

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Today’s podcast features an interview with our friend, Joe Scott, who is the Broward County Supervisor of Elections. This year is obviously a very important year for voters and there have been some major changes for voters in Florida since the last Presidential election that you need to know! We run through all the major changes … Continue reading CWT360° Ep. 18 – What You Need to Know to Vote in Florida in 2024 →

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I kickstart my latest podcast by discussing the historical significance of the saying “Rome is burning,” which is used in situations where people focus on the trivial and take no productive action during a crisis. I believe that one just needs to turn on the news to see that this theory is more relatable than … Continue reading Motivational Moment Ep. 16: The History of “Rome is Burning” →

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We welcome Delvin Rogers, Behavioral Technician Specialist and Executive Director of C.A.L.M. 24/7, as our guest of today’s Can We Talk? 360° podcast episode. Our conversation focuses on his work with students in the local schools and young adults in the juvenile detention system, and how he found a need in the community to create … Continue reading CWT360° Ep. 17 – The Importance of Teaching Children Anger Management Skills in Today’s World →

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I continue to focus on my Haliczer Pettis & Schwamm Healthcare Disparity Initiative’s mission to educate the minority community on healthcare issues. What individuals can do to take ownership of their own healthcare journey and learning how to navigate being a better healthcare consumer. Today’s podcast focuses on one healthcare disparity issue in particular, minority … Continue reading Motivational Moment Ep. 15: The Black Community’s Maternal Mortality Crisis →