On this powerful episode of the PAULSE Podcast, Paul Taylor sits down with Grace and James, siblings who are deaf and use cochlear implants, for an inspiring conversation about perseverance, identity, communication, faith, and overcoming barriers. Grace and James share their personal journeys growing up with hearing impairment, navigating school, relationships, challenges, and discovering their voices in a world that often misunderstands disability. Despite the obstacles, both have achieved extraordinary things and continue to inspire others through their resilience, determination, and outlook on life. This episode explores the importance of inclusion, advocacy, family support, technology, and refusing to allow limitations to define your future. Their story is a reminder that purpose is greater than circumstance and that strength is often born through adversity. 🎙️ PAULSE Podcast — Listen. Learn. Lead. #PAULSEPodcast #CochlearImplants #DeafCommunity #Inspiration #OvercomingObstacles #DisabilityAwareness #Faith #Leadership #Inclusion #ListenLearnLead

Dr. Mary Breaud, founder of the Bridge to Independence Program at Nicholls State University, joins the PAULSE Podcast for an important conversation about education, opportunity, and preparing the next generation of educators and leaders.

In this episode, Dr. Breaud discusses the mission and impact of the Bridge to Independence Program, the current state of education, and the growing need to recruit and support teachers pursuing graduate-level certifications and advanced degrees. This conversation highlights leadership, accessibility in higher education, and the importance of building systems that empower students and educators to thrive. Lean in. Listen. Learn. Lead.

🔑 Topics Covered The Bridge to Independence Program Graduate pathways and teacher certifications Recruiting future educators The current state of education Leadership and student support systems Expanding access and opportunity in higher education Catch episodes of The Paulse Podcast here on YouTube or anywhere you listen to podcast including Apple podcast and Spotify

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K. Levy is legendary—never scary! An educator, husband, father, teacher, and rap artist, he represents the intersection of culture, creativity, and the classroom. A proud son of St. James Parish, K. Levy is also the founder of Legends Fest, the first music festival in the parish, created to showcase talent and bring the community together.

In this episode of the PAULSE Podcast, we sit down to discuss what it takes to educate and relate to today’s youth, the importance of creativity in engagement, and the vision behind building something meaningful through Legends Fest. This conversation highlights the power of connection, expression, and purpose in shaping the next generation. Lean in. Listen. Learn. Lead.

Coach Carey G. Ourso sits down with Paul D. Taylor, Sr. for a powerful and transparent conversation centered on his book, Victory’s Shadow. In this episode, Coach Carey shares the reality behind success—the struggles, setbacks, and defining moments that shaped his journey. From adversity to achievement, this discussion explores what it truly takes to rise, lead, and persevere when life doesn’t go as planned. This is more than a conversation about business or success—this is about resilience, faith, and the mindset required to turn tragedy into triumph. Lean in. Listen. Learn. Lead.

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🎙️ PAULSE Podcast | Featuring State Representative Ken Brass Join us for a powerful episode of the PAULSE Podcast as we sit down with State Representative Ken Brass (District 80) for an in-depth conversation on leadership, community, and legacy.

In this episode, Rep. Brass shares insight into public service, the responsibility of leadership, and what it takes to create meaningful change in our communities. From policy to people, this conversation highlights the importance of staying connected, informed, and committed to the greater good. This is more than politics—this is about impact. Lean in. Listen. Learn. Lead. Catch Episodes of The Paulse Podcast here on YouTube or anywhere you listen to podcast including Apple podcast and Spotify Follow The PAULSE Podcast on Facebook @PaulsePodcast Please don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE This episode was produced by Taylormade Productions LLC. Music produced & provided by ptonthebeats Courtesy of TMP Studios

Join us for a powerful conversation on the PAULSE Podcast as we sit down with TPSS Superintendent Melissa Stilley.

In this episode, we explore leadership, literacy, and legacy—what it takes to lead with purpose, build strong systems of learning, and leave a lasting impact on students and communities. This is more than a discussion—it’s a call to action. Lean in. Listen. Learn. Lead. Catch Episodes of The Paulse Podcast here on YouTube or anywhere you listen to podcast including Apple podcast and Spotify Follow The PAULSE Podcast on Facebook & Instagram @PaulsePodcast to stay updated on new episodes and news! Please don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE

In this powerful episode of PAULSE, we sit down with Louisiana High School State Principal of the Year, Dr. Anna Faye Caminita, a transformational leader whose impact is felt far beyond the walls of her school.

Dr. Caminita shares her journey in educational leadership, the mindset required to lead at a high level, and what it truly means to create a culture of excellence for both students and staff. From building strong systems to inspiring people, she breaks down how leadership is not just about holding a title—it’s about making a lasting impact. This conversation is for educators, leaders, and anyone committed to growth, purpose, and influence. Real conversations. Real impact. Listen. Learn. Lead.

On this episode of PAULSE Podcast, Paul Taylor sits down with Mayor Wesley Daniels of Ponchatoula, Louisiana for a dynamic and insightful conversation centered on community, growth, and leadership. From the rich tradition of the Ponchatoula Strawberry Festival to the evolving economic landscape of the city, Mayor Daniels shares his vision for sustaining growth while preserving the culture that makes Ponchatoula unique. The discussion also highlights the importance of youth engagement and activities, emphasizing the role of leadership in shaping opportunities for the next generation. This episode offers a meaningful look into local government, community impact, and the power of intentional leadership. It’s more than a conversation—it’s a chance to truly get to know Mayor Wesley Daniels and the heart behind his leadership. Real leaders. Real conversations. Real impact. LISTEN. LEARN. LEAD. Catch Episodes of The Paulse Podcast here on YouTube or anywhere you listen to podcast including Apple podcast and Spotify Follow The PAULSE Podcast on Facebook @PaulsePodcast Please don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE This episode was produced by Taylormade Productions LLC. Music produced & provided by ptonthebeats Courtesy of TMP Studios