Conversations

Season III of Conversations podcast brings to your attention seven unique guest speakers with characters that resonate with candor and experiences in common to the uniqueness of your life. As you listen to each episode, gravitate to the stories that illuminate values of society, business and even political satisfaction. Each unique conversation is, indulgence.

Season 2 finale with Dr. Elisa Kawam, is rich with therapeutic context and purpose. Dr. Kawam perspectives on the nature of trauma as concerned on children, youth, and families is vital to dissecting a variety of social and economic challenges in our daily lives and society. This episode identities solutions for Arizona mental health communities and the variances of social work investment in healing and preventing social, personal and generational trauma. A genuine conversation focusing on the essential aspects of local policy, advocacy and the values of serving others in human compassion. Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: 988National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-4673

A straightforward episode featuring Grand Canyon Education Chief Information Security Officer, Mike Manrod. Mike views on cybersecurity and how it intersects with our emotions are the main highlights of this episode. We discussed how emotional biases are exploited in cyberattacks, the differences between disinformation/disinformation and other relevant areas concerning cybercrime from an industry standpoint. The audience is welcome to get hold of Mike via he's social media handles: Twitter LinkedIn

In this episode, COO at Space Foundation Shelli Brunswick, shared her perspectives on ways to increase women participation in the new space economy. Shelli highlights how the Space Foundation is advocating to expand the gateway to education, information and collaboration for space exploration and space-inspired industries that define the global space ecosystem. Additionally, we discussed why female entrepreneurship is vital in the space economy. A value conversation covering entrepreneurship, workforce and space activities in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. Learn more about Shell Brunswick by visiting her website

A momentary dialogue with Urban Phoenix Project President Ryan Boyd. This episode Ryan is offering a rebuttal to Randal O'toole narratives on urban transportation development in Phoenix, Arizona. This conversations makes a difference to the audience understanding of urban infrastructure activities through an analysis of Urban Phoenix Project involvement in shaping policy decision of phoenix urban transportation projects and their benefits to phoenix residents. Learn more about Ryan at Urban Phoenix Project

In this conversation, Amilyn brings to the table a valued insight that breaks down the complexities of metaverse, web 3.0 and blockchain technologies. Her insights share use case applications and benefits of metaverse, web 3.0 and blockchain technologies in education, finance, private digital spaces and everyday life.To further your curiosity about this technologies, connect with Amilyn Castro via her LinkedIn

Episode II is a dialogue for the audience to indulge in a perspective that breakdown public transportation infrastructure and urban development policies. Randal O'Toole viewpoints bring to light the scale of transportation projects in Arizona economy.You can contact and learn more about Randal O'Toole at: https://ti.org/antiplanner/

Conversations Season II Episode I presents the the disconnect between education industry from the viewpoint of a young professional.

Welcome to Season II of Conversations. This season you’ll hear from a variety of Arizonans share their perspectives, discuss issues and present solutions on what matters most to them. Each episode is a conversation that examines business, social, political, or institutional viewpoints to help you solve your own challenges, gain insights in a technological society, and prepare to take on what comes next. Welcome to season II. One Conversation, Makes a Difference.

An episode with 2x NCAA Champion, 4X All-American and 2X NWCA All-Academic Team Roman Bravo-Young. Bravo-Young, took a moment to share his terrific journey to the top of college athleticism. This conversation, highlights the adversities in Bravo-Youngs' adolescent environment and the influence of education in his decision making to raise the standard for others in his community to go towards by pursuing a future in sport during and after his college career. Bravo-Young is currently a senior at Pennsylvania State University and graduated from Sunnyside High School in Tucson, Arizona. Bravo-Young journey, highlights the impact of sports on society.Roman Bravo-Young Contact:Instagram:@RomanBravoYoungTwitter: RomanBravoYoungWebsite:https://www.romanbravoyoung.com/