Author and nurse practitioner Dr. Brandiss Pearson joins George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation to challenge traditional ideas of leadership. In a conversation inspired by her new book, The Other Side of Leadership, she reflects on belonging, identity, and the responsibility that comes with having a seat at the table, reminding us that leaders are not here to decorate rooms, but to reshape them.

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2025 flew by, and now we'e planning the next trip around the sun. Mike Jennings is back on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation to walk us through the core financial areas every household should revisit at the start of the year, from budgeting and emergency funds to retirement, estate planning, and new tax updates.

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Seven principles. Seven voices. One community. A special Kwanzaa segment honoring the Seven Principles through lived experience and reflection. Charles Anderson, Jackie Grace, Baye Muhammad, Davine Bey, Evelyn Ingram, Carrie Mae Weems, and Angela Douglas reflect on what they mean for culture, unity, and shared responsibility.

Established in 1966 by Dr. Maulana Karenge, the week-long celebration honors African-American culture, community and heritage.

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Dr. Carlene Lacey joins Vicki Brackens and George Kilpatrick on Inspiration for the Nation to talk about ON-RAMP Syracuse and the work being done to connect New Yorkers with career pathways that strengthen communities and the regional workforce.

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George Kilpatrick sits down with author Meg Groff to explore the realities of domestic violence and the gaps in the legal system. Her new book, Not If I Can Help, highlights how survivors can find safety, support, and hope when advocates step in and take action.

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In a year marked by uncertainty, George Kilpatrick and Rev. Phil Turner reminds us that waiting doesn't mean standing still. It means staying grounded and doing the work. A powerful Christmas message on courage, faith, and spiritual clarity.

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What we eat shapes how we live. Charles Madlock is redefining what it means to be a farmer. Urban farmer Madlock joins George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation to break down why food justice, education, and access matter, and how growing your own food can change health outcomes and livelihoods.

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On this segment of Inspiration for the Nation, George Kilpatrick and America's Money Maven Vicki Brackens sits down with Robert Simpson, President and Chief Executive of CenterState CEO, for a candid conversation about leadership at its limits. They discuss why Central New York's future depends on collaboration, access, and ensuring prosperity isn't limited to a few.

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No matter the room of audience, what does it mean to truly perform? Ronnie Leigh discusses artistry, adaptability, and professionalism with George Kilpatrick on Inspiration for the Nation. He shares lessons on how musicians can honor their work while meeting the demands of the industry.

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Claude Greene joins George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation for his first in-depth conversation as Executive Director of 100 Black Men of Syracuse, sharing why mentorship is not just necessary, but essential. Greene reflects on why the work is personal and how the organization is preparing young people for the future.

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