INTERVIEW WITH ATLANTA JOURNALIST GEORGE CHIDI In this episode, I had the opportunity of speaking with Atlanta-based journalist George Chidi. Who covers politics, business, crime, and inequality in Atlanta -- often all at once. George has an MBA from Tech. Has being in journalism for over 15 years. We discuss the state of journalism. The problem with the current journalistic approach and lack of representation. Politics in the south. The challenges officeholders face balancing equ...

In this episode, I talk about Martin Luther king. The message, the promise and the future. I highlight how Dr King understood his actions may cost him his life but our leaders today are afraid to lose a term in office. 

in this episode I revisit january 6th and focus on how we have lost our way in terms of leadership. 

In this episode I cover the topic of inflation, the challenges we face tady. How we got here, potential fed action and looking into 2022

In this episode I focused on the strikes that happened across the nation in the month of October. Something that people don't realize is that unions created the American middle class. We talked about the effects of workers rights, the middle class, the destruction of the American family unit and American dream.

In this episode we talked about governance, reconciliation, debt ceiling, roadblocks to moving legislation and the future.

This month we covered some key events in our society, Which include the withdrawal of U.S troops from Afghanistan, while also highlighting the financial and societal cost of the war. The recent strike amongst Nabisco and its workers and why it is important we pay attention to that. 

In this episode. I talk about the labor shortage in America. The main focus here is the Restaurant industry. I highlight some reasons why the shortage exist, the pitiful wages and benefits restaurant workers receive as compared to their peers in other services industry.Stories From the Great American Labor Shortage - The New York Times (nytimes.com)Low Wages and Few Benefits Mean Many Restaurant Workers Can’t Make Ends Meet | Economic Policy Institute (epi.org)Why People Don't Stay In Restaurant Jobs | HuffPost

In this episode, I focus on the events of the months that impact our society. 

In this Episode. I talk about freedom. The freedom we have, the freedom we portray and the freedom we need. I also get into how market practices have limited the freedom of the average American.