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As we conclude season one of the Vision 2 Inspire podcast, we just want to share our gratitude with everyone who made this journey possible. This episode is strictly for y'all.
See y'all again soon for season 2. #BeApartOfTheJourney
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No pressure. No Growth.
On this episode, we discuss how pressure shows up in our daily lives. Although everyone experiences pressure in their own way, the way it impacts us may have some overlapping traits. We also can't speak on pressure, and not tie it to our identities. Is pressure inevitable? Is it self inflicted? Is all pressure bad? No matter how you responded to those questions, just remember there's always a lesson to be learned. Instead of "why me" .... ask yourself "what is it teaching me?".
How does pressure show up in your life?
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How does your family look?
This episode we dive into our family structure, and what it looked like for us growing up. The way we grow up directly influences who we are, and our perspective on life. We can't talk about influence without including the impact of pop culture and the portrayals of black families through sitcoms, and music specifically. Reflecting on the very iconic scene from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, how did that sit with you? We touch on this as well.
Tap in to an episode of openness, where we share another side of our story. Family Ties.
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Listen to Jordan Monts, former Assistant Men's Basketball Coach at Colby College, as he joins the podcast to speak on his experience as a Student-Athlete, and growth as a coach. As Jordan has been active in the #BlackLivesMatter Movement in his hometown (Springfield, MA), we discuss the impact that has had on him, growing up biracial, and why he's so dedicated to training for a marathon that is no longer taking place this year. Tap in to learn more about Jordan, his story and what #RichardRun is really about.
Follow Jordan on IG at: jordanmonts // Twitter at: @JordanMonts30
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Listen to Courtney Owens, Assistant Director of Leadership Programming for the Office of Student Engagement at Ithaca College, as she joins the podcast to speak freely. On this episode, we discuss professionalism, Black Greek Life, supporting yourself and all things in between. Tap in to learn more about Courtney, and her story while we appreciate the authenticity of which she lives.
Follow Courtney on IG: _cowens2
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What's more important to you....Education or Experience?
On this episode, we will talk about access, college preparation and our views on education vs experience. Often times we are trying to ensure our voices are heard without having a seat at the table. So what's next?
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What is Success without Successors? ...
Listen to Nathaniel Hemingway "Manager of Brand Partnerships at The National Basketball Players Association (NBPA)", and Ellis Williams "Director / Producer" who has had stints working on huge documentaries in the world of sports, talk with us about their career journeys. In this episode they will highlight their experience in college, working towards generational wealth, and feelings about the return of sports in the midst of racial injustice and Covid-19. Through their journey and life lessons, two things have remained the same. The importance of brotherhood between the two of them, and lifting as they climb.
Follow our guests on IG: Nate - @nate.hemingway & Ellis - @ellis_unchained
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#SayHerName
Breonna Taylor. Oluwatoyin Salau. Nakia Crawford. Just a few names from a long list of Black Women who we cannot forget about. Black Women are often forgotten, left behind, and failed.
On this episode, Zaira Sylvain, Administrative Assistant for the Office of the Provost at Ithaca College joins us to discuss the importance of listening, supporting and advocating for Black Women. The additional burden of Black Women being overlooked, ignored and viewed as disposable has plagued us for way too long. Zaira discusses how her experiences, along with the inadequate healthcare for Black Women is what motivates her to be the representation that matters. Tune in to learn more about Zaira's story, how we can support her, and learn to support other Black Women as well.
Follow Zaira on Twitter: @Zaira Sylvain & IG: @zsylvain_23
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The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.