College Career and Beyond - Season 1

Chef Glenn Smith talks about Vaccine, Soaring Food Prices, and Staring a Business. To connect with Glenn reach him at https://www.linkedin.com/in/glenn-smith-30024b111,

Charles Rouse from CSU-SB discusses Cyber Security, which offers a $25,000 full scholarship per year and is a high-demand career with a dire need for trained specialists.

Kayla and Shelly talk Vaccine, COVID from a Student’s Perspective. Brought to you by YLINC, NALEO and hosted by Alex Avila

Learn the truth about COVID-19, what happened with Johnson & Johnson, what’s really inside the Moderna vaccine, and more with our specialist and Public Health Official, Dr. Michael A. Sequeira. You can listen to this episode on Apple Podcast, Spotify, CastBox, and more. Don’t forget to check out my website at https://www.avilaproduction.com.

In this episode: I will share my personal experience with catching COVID, how the vaccine will change how we interact, what it will mean when schools open up, and who should be careful.

I made this episode in under 20 minutes during my lunch break. I needed a mental break from the 6 to 8-hour zooms I have been attending, daily, all week. I hope you will enjoy this quick bit. All the best, Alex Avila

On this podcast, we learn how a brave soul challenged all odds to make her dream come true. Listen all the way to the end. Learn how you can open up your practice, and easily make over $200 an hour making a difference in people’s lives. Her career is not only COVID proof but it will be the norm for future careers to come. To connect with Maxine Hughes you can go to her website at https://www.lifeandsextherapy.com. This is College Career and Beyond with your host Alex Avila.

Meet Marian Ragsdale, a single mother, entrepreneur, special needs advocate. Marian has worked with children for over a decade. She’s opened up a daycare facility, was a family case manager, has a master’s degree in special education, and worked as a behavioral specialist for children with developmental disabilities. She’s dedicated her life to motherhood, professionalism, and student advocacy. Listen now! https://www.avilaproduction.com/

Meet Jatori Harris, a devoted father, family man, entrepreneur, former foster youth, and community advocate. Learn how he overcame his challenges and now dedicates his life to helping others—listen to him on my podcast College Career and Beyond. https://www.avilaproduction.com/

Check out one of our prominent Black leaders making a difference in our community Terrance Stone with Young Visionaries: Youth Leadership Academy, on this episode of College Career and Beyond with your host Alex Avila. To learn more about how to support go to http://yvyla-ie.org/site/.

This episode explores Black Art and how the physical performance space is being reimagined during this pandemic. Learn about the tips and tricks of staying artistic and how to prepare for this era’s present and post-COVID-19 shutdown. Our featured guests are Dr. Kathryn M. Ervin Artist Educator in the Department of Theatre Arts at California State University, San Bernadino. A director and acting teacher, her special interest is in theatre for marginalized populations. She is a member and past president of the Black Theatre Network, a fellow of The California Arts Project, and active in several national theatre organizations. George Hammons is a social entrepreneur, author, poet, photographer, and event coordinator.

This episode was sponsored by Blacklandia; Inlandia Institute check them out below:

Visit their website at www.InlandiaInstitute.org. Read their online literary journal.Support the literary arts! 

George Hammons books: Witness: Selected Poems Paperback – February 5, 2020 and Hungry To Bed 2017.