Jessica Cohen’s path from EMT to cybersecurity expert to LGBTQ+ political leader wasn’t planned—it was necessary. In this episode, she shares what it’s like to serve on the front lines, both in medicine and in Texas politics. Jessica talks about zoning equity, party reform, and why being visible matters. She opens up about what drives her to lead, how she mentors new activists, and how she stays grounded through it all. If you’ve ever wondered what real advocacy looks like behind the headlines, this one’s for you.

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Pastor Ryan Macdonald didn’t chase a platform—he built one in his hometown. In this episode, he shares how a childhood spent setting up folding chairs turned into 20+ years of ministry. Now the Lead Pastor at The City Church in Batavia, New York, Ryan talks about small-town roots, steady leadership, and what it means to serve before speaking. We get into his approach to teaching scripture, working with his wife and sons, and creating a church community that’s more about growth than numbers. A quiet, grounded look at purpose, faith, and the long game of spiritual impact.

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Charlene Andersson has shaped thousands of young lives during her 30-year career in Los Angeles public schools. But she didn’t set out to be a teacher—she became one through values she learned at home: empathy, service, and quiet impact. In this episode, Charlene shares how looping built long-term trust with families, how a class project ended up on NASA’s radar, and why crayons sometimes matter more than textbooks. From receiving international awards to writing books with her students, Charlene’s story is a powerful reminder that true education starts with seeing every child as capable. We also talk about gifted learners, teaching through illness, and how small moments can change a student’s path forever.

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Cole Peacock isn’t your typical utility executive. Raised in the Florida Keys and now COO of CDI Utilities, he brings a pilot’s mindset and an inventor’s toolkit to the world of infrastructure. In this episode, we talk about how growing up around storm-prone systems shaped his obsession with reliability, why he believes small companies can move faster than giants, and how flying planes sharpened his approach to risk and leadership. From patent-pending transformer tech to aerial inspections and smart grid upgrades, Cole is helping Florida’s utilities level up. He also shares lessons from a failed startup, his approach to goal-setting, and what giving back means in a place that built him. If you’re into tech, resilience, or real-world problem-solving, Cole’s story delivers.

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In this episode, we sit down with Andrew Draayer, a Chandler-based real estate investor who built his career on resilience, relationships, and a willingness to pivot. Andrew’s journey started with a one-way bus ticket and a copy of The Secret, leading him to a life of door-to-door sales across 41 states. But when he became a father, he made a life-changing decision—applying his sales skills to real estate. Andrew shares how his door-knocking days taught him the art of connecting with people, why rejection is never personal, and how he went from cold calls to closing deals in Arizona. We also talk about his commitment to giving back, including donating over $78,000 to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. If you’re looking for a story of grit, adaptability, and quiet success, you won’t want to miss this one.

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In this episode, we talk with Jonathan Misura, a student-athlete at East Stroudsburg University, who embodies the quiet strength of discipline and patience. Jonathan’s journey from a standout high school pitcher in New Jersey to a redshirt freshman at ESU is a story of focus, family support, and learning from setbacks. We discuss his approach to balancing academics and athletics, his decision to redshirt his first season, and the lessons he’s learned from karate, snowboarding, and deep-sea diving. Jonathan shares why he believes in steady growth over instant success and how his foundation of family values keeps him grounded. Whether you’re an athlete, a student, or just someone trying to find your path, this episode is a reminder that success doesn’t always happen overnight—it’s built one day at a time.

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In this episode, we sit down with Lin Honeycutt, a self-made entrepreneur from Raleigh, North Carolina, whose life is a testament to hard work, faith, and community service. From running a successful auto repair shop to creating one of Raleigh’s most beloved holiday light shows at Fieldstream Farm, Lin has spent decades building a legacy that’s both humble and impactful. We explore his journey from mechanic to farmer, his unwavering commitment to faith and volunteer work, and the story behind his nationally recognized Christmas light show. Lin’s story is a reminder that true success isn’t about fame or fortune—it’s about making a difference, one light at a time.

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In this episode, we sit down with Kenneth Shane Patterson, founder of GoBizLending and a successful restaurateur in Los Angeles, who has built his career on more than just profit. Patterson shares his journey from the bustling world of LA’s restaurant scene to launching a financial company dedicated to helping small businesses succeed. But his impact goes beyond business. He talks about his deep commitment to community service through Trina’s Kids Foundation, Beit T’Shuvah, and Celina’s Women’s Shelter. Patterson explains why true success is about more than just building a brand—it’s about making a difference. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a community leader, or someone who believes in giving back, this episode will inspire you.

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In this episode, we talk with Roberto Mejill Tellado, a man who turned a career in Puerto Rican public service into a mission of financial order, problem-solving, and community impact. From overseeing city budgets in Guayanilla to running RWM Consultants Inc and RWM Real Property Inc in Florida, Roberto’s journey is about more than numbers—it’s about integrity, faith, and hard work. Listen as Roberto shares how he transitioned from public finance to property management, why he believes in staying hands-on, and how his faith has kept him steady through life’s challenges. Whether you’re in public administration, property management, or just looking for practical leadership lessons, Roberto’s story has something to offer.

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In this episode, we talk with Spencer Short, a Digital VEA at Morgan Stanley in Alpharetta, Georgia, who shares how his time at Texas A&M University helped him transform self-doubt into confidence. Spencer's story is about small wins, steady progress, and finding his voice in the fast-paced world of finance. From struggling with licensing exams to building digital solutions for financial advisors, Spencer explains how A&M’s culture of consistency, hard work, and quiet leadership shaped his mindset. Whether you’re a student trying to find your path, a young professional navigating early career challenges, or just someone who appreciates a story of quiet resilience, this episode has something for you.

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