In this episode, we discuss Sean’s unique upbringing and how it has shaped his perspective as a husband, father and politician. Born to a Jamaican mother and a New Zealand father, Sean’s diverse background influenced his worldview and led him into public service. From serving as Mayor of Montclair, NJ, to leading one of the state's largest unions, Sean’s journey has been anything but conventional. Now, he's setting his sights even higher—running for Governor of New Jersey.

Professor Christina Jackson, a sociologist specializing in urban studies, community development, and gentrification, shares her experiences in community activism. In this episode, she explores the multifaceted effects of gentrification, offering insights from various perspectives.

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In this episode, we sit down with Speaker Craig Coughlin of New Jersey. He shares stories from his childhood, his faith, and the experiences that led him into politics and shape his views on challenging and critical issues. Speaker Coughlin discusses how the importance of family drives his passion to fight for the rights of other families, especially when it comes to addressing food scarcity and housing challenges.

In this episode of Navigating Realities, we speak with Amman Deep Singh Seerah about his upbringing in Hamilton, NJ, his experience as a Sikh living in America, and his unexpected journey to becoming a lawyer and a social justice advocate for unity and equality.

In this episode, we sit down with Senator Troy Singleton to explore his upbringing, his views on faith, and what inspired his entry into politics. We also hear firsthand about some of his most significant achievements as a public servant, along with his perspective on what’s most important for our society. Get to know the man behind the politician.

In our debut podcast episode, we’re joined by renowned photographer Donald E. Camp. His long-running photographic series, Dust Shaped Hearts, which began in 1990, challenges and redefines stereotypes of African American men. In this conversation, Donald reflects on his upbringing, the experiences that shaped his life, and how they’ve influenced his art.