LEGupward Inclusion Spotlight

In this episode, I get my mind blown by Monish Jirge, a Michigan community member and a fellow NAAAP (National Association of Asian American Professionals) member. We talk about his ideas and perspectives on innovation, inspiration, immigration and so much more. This has got to be one of my most favorite episodes that I have recorded because Monish is not just an engineer, he is truly an artist and a visionary. And, as a found out in the episode, a published author!

You can find him here:

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In this episode, I get my mind blown by Monish Jirge, a Michigan community member and a fellow NAAAP (National Association of Asian American Professionals) member. We talk about his ideas and perspectives on innovation, inspiration, immigration and so much more. This has got to be one of my most favorite episodes that I have recorded because Monish is not just an engineer, he is truly an artist and a visionary. And, as a found out in the episode, a published author!

You can find him here:

LinkedIn

Amazon

In this episode, Dr. Michelle Raab and I start digging into our experiences in a not-too-supportive graduate program (full disclosure: I’ve known her since grad school), invisible disabilities, her work in political messaging, her superpowers that she learned she had all along, and how she uses them to help Indie creatives find a community and shine these days. She is definitely someone who is going to be a repeat guest on this show, and I highly recommend getting in touch with her on social media because she is one of the kindest and funniest people I know in life!

You can find her on:

Facebook

Instagram

LinkedIn

In this episode, Dr. Michelle Raab and I start digging into our experiences in a not-too-supportive graduate program (full disclosure: I’ve known her since grad school), invisible disabilities, her work in political messaging, her superpowers that she learned she had all along, and how she uses them to help Indie creatives find a community and shine these days. She is definitely someone who is going to be a repeat guest on this show, and I highly recommend getting in touch with her on social media because she is one of the kindest and funniest people I know in life!

You can find her on:

Facebook

Instagram

LinkedIn

In this first guest episode, I shine the spotlight on NLC Alum, and former director of the NLC LA Chapter, Eric DeSobe. Eric and I talk about his experience with diversity and inclusion in education, in LA and in California as a whole. Tune in to listen to us talk about what he envisions as the work that needs to be done toward Intentional Inclusion.

In this Introduction Episode, I invite you to join me in getting to know me, getting to know the inspiration behind the why, what and how of the makings of this podcast, and what you can expect from future episodes.

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