Jessica and CharRon sit down and discuss a story that Jessica presents.  Allies or allegiance. From sports to polltical causes, people follow with either loyalty or identity. These alllegiance can help or kill others.  It can make or break someone's identity.  Do you feel the same way?

Jessica and Charron sit with Educator, moutain clmber, and painter Rich Magner.  He talks about Geological finds, mental health, and how to make ice cream with roughy kids. 

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Dr. Jessica and CharRon sit down with Sex Educator, Author, Chef, Comedian, and Podcaster Auntie Vice aka Dr. Rebecca Blanton(Fat Chicks on top Podcast). They talk about politics and diversity in the American education system.  Plus, LGBTQ issues, Body Positivity, and burlesque

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Jessica and CharRon continue the conversation with Liz Henderson AKA Hendo. This part 2 of season 1 finale episode. We will discuss the aftermath of the LGBT Pride flag incident that involved a teenage boy and the school faculty.

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Jessica and CharRon sit down with Jessica's former student, Liz Henderson AKA Hendo, and discuss an incident that involved the LGBT Pride Flag, a Teenage boy, and the School Faculty.  This is part 1 of a 2 part episode and our season 1 finale.  Part 2 will begin Season 2 on January 2nd. 

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Guest host CharRon (Podcast producer) joins Jess takes you on the journey of her leadership from a 15 year old teenage girl working in a bowling alley in Los Angeles to leading Marines to becoming a county leader. author, and speaker. What does it mean to lead while female?

Special Guest, Becky Canham, describes how she used her library of children's books to connect with her students, as both a teacher and a principal.

Charolette talks to us about the tools and strategies she uses to create a safe classroom for all of her students.

Special guest, Sarah Garcia, talks about how what started as two women on opposite sides of the leadership divide grew a beautiful friendship of support, laughter, and love

Jess and Alex discuss the power of language and how communication is the most powerful action we can use as leaders for social justice.