On this episode of The Damian Galvan Show, Damian sits down with researcher, analyst, and political commentator Mouin Rabbani. The conversation begins by imagining what it would take to end the war in Gaza and for a Palestinian state to come into fruition. It progresses to discuss if students will protest this upcoming academic year and if the prospects for WW3 are legitimate. Mouin's insightful commentary always supplies the perfect balance of nuance and shared general consensus.

This episode of The Damian Galvan Show is brought to you by the OX Institute (oxinstitute.org)

Welcome to a conversation with Professor of Sociology at George Washington University Dr. Desmond Goss. Professor Goss is an expert sociologist on matters relating to religion, gender ideology, and social justice. During our nearly two hour long conversation we start by discussing what it means to be a sociologist and transition to thought provoking yet controversial topics about the value of life, problems of existential anxiety and metaphysical guilt, and ask questions about god and death. 

I had the privilege of taking a course taught by Professor Goss and it was one of the most thought provoking experiences I've had. I didn’t always agree with what was being said during lectures but I always came to understand where the person or people who set forth this perspective was coming from. Professor Goss is a great speaker who is extremely knowledgeable, charismatic, and witty. Sociological conversations like this one have challenged a lot of things I held to be true and made me rethink various positions. 

I highly recommend that you listen to this episode with an open mind and grow interest in the field of sociology.

Charles Kuck (cook) is an attorney, entrepreneur, professor, advocate - a jack of all trades if you will. Coming to us from New Jersey by way of Atlanta, after having completed his mission trip for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the mid 80’s, Chuck dedicated himself to immigration law. 

This ultimately led him down a path of success, accomplishment, and service. In 2003, Chuck founded what would become Kuck Baxter Immigration and the Alliance of Business Immigration Lawyers. 23 years later he still serves as a managing partner for KBI while simultaneously serving as an adjunct professor at Emory University's School of Law. From 2008 to 09 he was president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. 

His efforts do come with accolades. In 2020, Chuck was named one of the top 5 most Highly Regarded Corporate Immigration Lawyers in the World by The IWWCIL. You may recognize him from his congressional testimony, media appearances, or as the host of the Immigration Hour Podcast. Please welcome to the show a top immigration attorney in the nation Charles Kuck.

Josh Johnson is a writer, stand-up comedian, and actor. Coming to us from Louisiana, starting his career in Chicago, and currently residing in New York; Josh has been able to captivate his audience with a combination of charisma and shock that keeps you on your toes. 

Having first written for the Tonight Show, in 2017 he joined the Daily Show, even touring with former host Trevor Noah. His most recent special takes us on a journey of self discovery. Centering around his conversations with a therapist, Josh leads us down a vulnerable path through a jungle of laughter. 

He has been awarded the title of Comedy Central’s most watched comedian ever, recognized as a “New Face” at the Just for Laughs comedy festival in Montreal,and named New York's Funniest Stand Up at the New York Comedy Festival.  

You may recognize him from appearances on the Tonight Show, Comedy Central, or as the voice of Harry Burns on Disney’s animated series Kiff. Please welcome to the show Josh Johnson.