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The Good Complex
By The Good ComplexSociety & Culture
The Good Complex episodes
- Ep 017 | Creating PossibilitiesToday we are joined by Charmaine Solomon, the Founder of My Possibilities ,which serves adults with disabilities such as Down Syndrome, Autism, Asperger’s, Prader-Willi, head injuries and more. My Possibilities is the first full-day, full-year educational program of its kind in Collin County, TX.29 min
- Ep 016 | Creating Opportunities in the Fashion Industry in an Ethical and Sustainable WayToday we are joined by Meghan Forest Farmer, Founder of the Bright Factory. Meghan shares her story of combining a career in the fashion industry with a desire to create opportunities for formerly incarcerated women. She also shares her important perspectives on ethics and sustainability in the fashion industry.35 min
- Ep 015 | Everyday Life Through An Artist’s LensToday we are joined by acclaimed artist Sedrick Huckaby. Sedrick talks about his efforts to glorify everyday people in his work and finding great value in the lives each of us lead. Sedrick’s work approaches the universal themes of faith, family, community and heritage in a fascinating way.36 min
- Ep 014 | Christians and the CultureToday we are joined by Ryan Sanders, Commentary Editor at the Dallas Morning News. Ryan shares his perspective on the role Christians play in the culture and he offers his thoughts on how Christianity could be rebranded to better represent the teachings of Jesus.46 min
- Ep 013 | Love and RecoveryToday we are joined by Ervin Lee to discuss recovery from alcohol addiction. He shares his inspiring story of surviving a drinking life and finding the grace to live successfully on the other side.41 min
- Ep 012 | Escaping the Bombs in UkraineToday we are joined by Anatoliy Prokopchuk, founder and former president of Kyiv Theological Seminary in Ukraine. He shares his startling story about fleeing his home in Kyiv, Ukraine, traveling to Poland, and then to Texas. Anatoliy’s first-hand account offers a harrowing perspective on the reality of what so many are facing in Ukraine.35 min
- Ep 011 | Authenticity In LeadershipToday we are joined by Valerie Sokolosky, author of eight books on professional presence and leadership. From learning to really listen to managing imposture syndrome, Valerie shares her insights into what leadership really means and how each of us can develop skills to enhance our leadership ability.45 min
- Ep 009 | Building Community Through ServiceToday we are joined by Julissa Estrada, Director of the Local Good Center. Julissa and her team work to build community through childcare, ESL and citizenship programs. She also has some great advice for aspiring volunteers.39 min
- Ep 008 | Small Changes Can Have a Tremendous ImpactToday we are joined by acclaimed author and speaker Baylor Barbee. Baylor shares his thoughts on the importance of perspective and how even one degree of change can have a profound effect on our lives.39 min
- Ep 007 | Taking Kids Out of Jail and Teaching Them To Play With Knives and FireToday we are joined by Chad Houser - Founder, CEO, and Executive Chef of Café Momentum. Chad shares his remarkable story about how he took a restaurant and created a place where the most at-risk kids in Dallas can find a second, and sometime third or fourth chance.1 hr 2 min
About The Good Complex
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In a world animated by anger, division and fear we are dedicated to creating a place where the common good is the focus. We’ve spent too much time fixating on what divides us rather than what unites us. It’s time for a change. We’d like you to imagine a place where love, grace and humility win the day. You’ve heard of a God Complex...It’s time to develop a Good Complex.
Each week, The Good Complex Podcast will present conversations that demonstrate the good that is too often ignored. We’ll examine different perspectives to better understand ourselves and the world around us. We may not always agree and that’s ok, because having the conversation is more important than resolving the issue.