In this episode, I was joined by NBA and MLB commentator Brian Anderson and Marquette senior Jacob Rose to talk about some of the things the NBA and its players have done to help create social change. I talk about the impact these players have had on voter turnout and fighting systematic racism in the United States. 

Change is needed on all different levels of society. In continuation with the series "Levels of Change". I examined the cycle of injustice that is evident in the state of Wisconsin. But it's important to note that a lot of these issues expand on a much larger scale as well. I had the chance to interview Judge Derek Mosley who serves as Chief on the Milwaukee Municipal Court and Miles Sigh, a longtime Milwaukee native. 

In this of first episode of “Levels of Change” I talk about the recent changes Marquette University has made in creating a more diverse school that supports its students of color. I was able to interview Breanna Flowers and Scott Jackson, the president and vice president of the Black Student Council, who worked directly with the school to create conversation and offer some strategies for how Marquette can be more inclusive. On the institutional side, Provost Kimo Ah Yun offers his perspective on how these changes will make Marquette a better place for all students.