In this episode our panel have an in-depth conversation about activism.  We discuss from the Civil Rights movement to BLM to the Anti Masker Activist. We highlight the importance of activism in politics, i.e. lobbyist.   

In the episode our panel will discuss the importance of voting or the over hype of voting. We ask if voting really makes a difference? Does your vote really count? If so, why? We talk about the difference between voting for parties and people versus voting for policies that can make changes. 

Introducing everyone to Fort Wayne, IN. Giving you details of it's history, it's beauty, it's growth and people a list of famous people who comes from our fine city.

• Joseph Jordan

Joe Jordan is the president and chief executive officer for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Fort Wayne. He has extensive experience in strategic program development and project management. Jordan earned an Associate of Science in Liberal Arts from Jackson Community College, a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Indiana Tech, and a Master of Management from Indiana Wesleyan University.

Jordan’s community involvement includes service as a board member for the State of Indiana IHSAA’s Foundation Board, as co-chair of the City of Fort Wayne’s United Initiative, as board member for Timothy L. Johnson Chapter School, as board member of the Park Foundation, and as a member of the Canterbury Schools’ Community Advisory Board, among others.  He has been recognized with numerous awards including the BGCA’s State of Indiana Outstanding Professional of the Year, the Fort Wayne Urban League’s Lions’ Award, and the Humanitarian Award from Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity.

I am running because I am committed to our city, its residents and making local government work better for everyone. As a business owner, I have learned that nothing comes easy, but through hard work, dedication and collective services all things are possible. It is that "can do" attitude and entrepreneurial creativity that i would bring to my service on the Council making Fort Wayne a better place to live, work and play for all people