Join Fahad as he talks to Nicholas Nover about the transition from Military to Civilian Life.

This episode I talk about why I like messaging random people on social media and putting yourself out there.

Forming connections and especially strong relationships that last a lifetime is important. We find them through clubs, organizations, or volunteer work. Today my guest is Moosa

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He is currently the subregional coordinator Of Florida for an organization called young Muslims. Short for YM.

YM is an organization that means a lot to me. I have met a lot of great people and a lot of great mentors for this organization. Moosa and I discussed about how YM is extremely beneficial and it’s just more than just a youth group.

A summer is upon us and where we all get a break from the classroom. A break from homework, today I sit down with Zelia Liberd the vice president of the ‘Florida Association of Blind Students’ to talk about the issues that blind/visually impaired college students face on a daily basis.

Zelia has been excepted at the University of South Florida and plans on obtaining a career within social work and within the foster care system.

Today, I just talk about how I feel about this issue with not only just this tragedy that happened in Texas. But in general about all of the mass shootings that have been happening on in this country. We as a society need to do better as a country do better and make sure that we hold those who carry out disgusting acts of violence or held accountable.

The fact that our leaders and power are doing nothing. To protect us. To protect you and me. If killing little children is not terrorism then I don’t know what terrorism is.

Today I’m gonna talk about the absent frustration that I have that our leaders are doing nothing to protect us. To protect you and me. And also, why isn’t it the media calling a mass shooting especially school shooting that happen yesterday at terrorist attack?

Many Muslims just finished celebrating the holy month of Ramadan. Today I sit down and talk to Hamza Haroon more in depth about the significance of ramadan. Hamza is currently the youth coordinator at the Islamic center of Northeast Florida and he has been studying Islam. A little bit about Hamza,

My name is Hamza Harun Abdushaheed. The majority of my studies so far have been in Senegal West Africa and the US. I have take myself and studies further on Egypt where my studies currently continue.

Part two, the issues of vocational rehabilitation. Join me as I sit down with Aaron Espinoza a freshman at Bakersfield College.

A little bit about Aaron:

Aaron Espinoza is currently a Freshman at Bakersfield College in California, where he is pursuing a double major in Computer Science and Social psychology. He plans to get a masters in rehabilitation and possibly attend law school. He is passionate about all things related to blindness. It’s his first term as American Council of Blind Students ACBS President as well as being the President of the California Council of Blind Students (CCBS).

Join me as I talk about some of the issues that I see with vocational rehabilitation.

I talk about why I believe Faith is important when you’re planning out your career especially if you are a college student.