Future Signal

En un mundo de Covid, desempleo, y mucha incertidumbre , nos toca a pensar en nuestros presupuestos y organizarnos bien para poder cubrir nuestros gastos.

Es por esto que nos acompaña en este episodio Karem Suarez (@karemsuarez) - una creadora de contenido Colombiana que comparte información en YouTube & Instagram enfocada en finanzas personales.

Karem es una líder en la conversación al respecto de como tener una mejor relación con el dinero y ojalá aprendan de este episodio como aprendí yo, tu host - Jarrett Carpenter.

For our 14th episode, we talk candidly with Lisa Ann Santin from LASS Wardrobe about what it’s like being a wardrobe coach in a virtual world. Lisa shares openly about how she’s doing a 180 with her business to stay competitive in a new distanced Zoom landscape. Lisa can be found at www.lasswardrobe.com

For our 13th episode, our host Jarrett Carpenter (@jcrpntr) shares a stream of consciousness about his thoughts on the world today.

For our 12th episode, we catch up with scientist, mother and overall eco-responsible educator Jess Purcell. Jess talks to us about motherhood and how she's raising children to not only love their planet but understand their responsibility as humans to take care of it. Jess can be found on Instagram & Youtube @thoughtfullysustainable where she shares DIY home tips and science info to make caring for the planet fun and interactive.

For our 11th episode, we travel to Zambia to talk with Yuna Hammond Musuka from Aligned By Design. She shares with us her impressive and important work of adding real value to her clients and partner organizations via her coaching and mentoring of management level leaders.

For our 10th episode, our host - Jarrett Carpenter - sits down with Al Wilson and Josie Santos from a Lynn, MA based nonprofit - Beyond Walls. Beyond Walls uses public art to create community inspired murals and other curated experiences to activate spaces and strengthen community. This episode was recorded in their warehouse office and so the audio has a little echo and there's also some background work going on.

For our ninth episode, we talk with Benita Robledo about her journey as an ethical fashion advocate and what it’s like to be a mother and stay true to the ethical cause. From thrifting to hand-me-downs, you don’t want to miss out on Benita’s tips for any expecting or current mother/parent.

For the 8th episode, we travel to Bogotá, Colombia to check in with Estefania Angel or Teffi, as she’s known by many. Para este episodio, viajamos a Bogotá, Colombia para platicar con Estefanía Ángel o Tefi. @cumbresblancascolombia @nomowaste

For the 7th episode, we look back at a blog entry written on October 12th, 2011 entitled ‘A Brave New a World’ by our Host Jarrett Carpenter. The blog explores the future and what life could look like in 2050. Will there be CDs? Point and shoot digital cameras? Needless to say, these 2011 questions didn’t age well. From there, we forecast what the next decade could have in store for us. Drone shipping? Will malls be around? Will I still need my wallet? Check out the episode and DM us if you’ve got an idea for a future episode @wifiandwaterpodcast on IG & FB.

For our sixth Episode, I catch up with Claire Weaver who’s a friend from Rhodes College where we both attended undergrad in Memphis, TN.

We talk about how our upbringings in Mississippi and Massachusetts respectively influenced much of the way we were raised talking about and engaging and also not talking about and not engaging conversations around politics and more specifically race.

Building upon her childhood and transformative college years, Claire shares with us how her marriage today has been made stronger by sitting down with her more conservative leaning husband and talking about politics.

In a time of seemingly unlimited division, it’s important to understand the unifying power of intentional conversation around difficult topics.