<p>In this interview, Travis speaks with Rayyan Mirza, a former political organizer, retail salesman, and social studies teacher.  Travis and Rayan discuss the current and potential future impact of the Black Lives Matter movement, how the political really is the personal, and why you shouldn't define yourself by your goals and achievements.</p>

In this interview, Travis speaks with Rayyan Mirza, a former political organizer, retail salesman, and social studies teacher. Travis and Rayan discuss the current and potential future impact of the Black Lives Matter movement, how the political really is the personal, and why you shouldn't define yourself by your goals and achievements.

<p>In this interview, Travis speaks with Rayyan Mirza, a former political organizer, retail salesman, and social studies teacher. &nbsp;Travis and Rayan discuss the current and potential future impact of the Black Lives Matter movement, how the political really is the personal, and why you shouldn't define yourself by your goals and achievements.</p>

The Personal Privilege is the Political Privilege

The Amazing is that spark and those experiences that make you get out of bed and love your life in spite of the daily grind! This is the podcast where Travis Burnette navigates yet another mid-life crisis and tries to come to grips with his own mortality by speaking to inspirational, motivational, or just plain funny guests, about what makes their lives amazing. Travis comes from a lower middle class background, loves to play guitar poorly, and has been a teacher for over 20 years, all of which play into his discussions.

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