Let's Have A Talk With Keith

This is part 1 of a conversation about school vouchers and parent choice.

An Introspective discussion about voting, the importance of voting, and why your vote is important. This talk reveals the biases, fears, and misinformation that make voting feel useless.

This episode features a special guest, Kara Finger, Executive Director of The Wesley House Community Center. She is going to share her vision and passion for leading this awesome community organization.

This is a brief talk about cancel culture and why is it prevalent in our society. My special guest is Ms. Latoya Freeman who is teaming up with me to start a new podcast called The Sir and Sass Podcast, a contemporary mix of thoughts on a variety of topics. Today, we are giving you a sneak peek as we discuss this topic. I hope you enjoy it.

This special podcast is in honor of the 6 individuals who lost their lives today in Nashville, Tennessee.

This month focused on women's history so it is fitting to have a podcast with a woman small business company. Today, my interview is with Latoya Freeman, owner of The Golden Touch. It is an inspiring story and I hope you enjoy it.

This is a heartfelt conversation with Everett Newton about prostate cancer. It is about his incredible journey from diagnosis to treatment and why he is a strong advocate for raising awareness. 

An open discussion about how to find common ground on the student loan issue. 

How to escape being a prisoner of the moment by reflecting on your inner strength. 

This is a continuation of our discussion about mental health. Today, our featured guest is Ms. Ashley Aranmolate, a psychiatric nurse practitioner with an enduring passion to make quality mental health care more accessible to underserved populations. Her unique approach to understanding and treating mental health has been refined through her own personal trauma recovery and 15 years of nursing experience among underserved populations at some of the top-ranked hospitals in the nation. 

Her enduring passion to reduce mental health stigmas and empower communities in sustainable means keeps her motivated to make every effort in creating meaningful impacts in the lives of others. Her primary areas of interest are forensics, trauma, and climate psychiatry (she promises, it’s a real thing)!