Last month I spent a lot of time getting to know the AAPI community! I LOVED MEETING GREG TANAKA of Palo Alto who is on the City Council and is running for United States Congress.

Activist, organizer, journalist, radio and podcast host, Ms. Rachel Hu, is a woman on a mission to unite and empower marginalized communities. Her knowledge of AAPI history in the US, and historical unrecognized contribution of our AAPI sisters and brothers is why I know she would be the perfect guest to highlight AAPI Month. This conversation with Rachel reminded me that we all have work to do. She brought it!

On today's show we talk about major health topics and initiatives that you need to know more about. COVID-19, the new ALS Bill 7071, Minority Health, and how two representatives from opposite parties united to sponsor the Child Act, focused on communities in Congress!

Do you still have questions about voting? Well Dr. Zelaya (known to his fans as Dr. Z) is here to share his wisdom, thoughts and action items for a succesful voting experience!

Have you ever thought about taking on a leadership position in your community, job or anywhere else? Today's guest gives great advice on learning to lead and why women need this important skill. We are so excited that you have taken the time out of your busy schedule to join us. The mission of this podcast is to engage, inspire, educate, and entertain. I hope the conversations that I have with today’s trailblazers in education, business, politics, international policy and more, inspire you to do more with the resources and the platform you have.

Today we have a special crossover episode (on my other podcast Harbour for the Arts), because this is such an important topic. Today we are talking about street harassment, workplace harassment and how you can stop it, report it and take your power back. Let us know what you think about this episode [email protected]

Have you ever thought about running for office? Candidate for U.S. Congress, Gregory Coll and I speak about our experience running for U.S. Congress, and why in 500 years people will be talking about the Rocket Renaissance and not Covid 19!

Welcome to Cooper and Company “where politics meets people”. The mission of this podcast is to engage, inspire, educate, and entertain. I hope the conversations that I have with today’s trailblazers in education, business, politics, international policy and more, inspire you to do more with the resources and the platform you have.

"Why are you Black and a Republican?" I am asked this question all of time. I decided to ask Mr. Brandon Cooper (no relation), 1st Vice Chairman of the Maryland Republican Party, about how his experience of being an African American Republican. We also talked about what we think about Black Lives Matter (the organization and the phrase). Producer and Host: Bridgette Cooper Associate Producer: Cindy Lin

School districts across the country are being forced to reconsider their reopening plans and even reverse course for the upcoming school year, as COVID-19 infection rates continue to spike, and new hot spots emerge. With conflicting opinions and contradictory plans continuing to emerge, we have invited a special guest to our channel. She is a school teacher in an urban school district, and has decades of classroom experience in school districts in both urban and suburban settings. Let’s welcome Lisa!