Whose World Is This? with Junya René Beaubrun

In this episode we discuss the recent revelations that the United States is going through the largest car loan default since the financial crisis 15 years ago. The average monthly car payment has ballooned to $700 a month before insurance, maintenance and fuel considerations. With no comprehensive public transportation system and 93% of the population relying on private transportation to get to and from work. We ask the question can the American worker afford to "Return To Office"?.

In this episode we discuss the rising costs of child care in the United States and the controversial measures that President Biden is looking to alleviate the cost burden. We ask a fundamental question, should the tax payer subsidize the cost of child care or would it be cheaper and more beneficial to society on a whole if the government and the business community fundamentally removed the barriers that make it almost impossible for one of the parents to stay home during a child's formative years

We discuss this and much more

In this episode we speak about an interesting weekend in entertainment, where Creed 3 premiered and comedian Chris Rock premiered his special where he speaks about Will Smith and his wife Jada Pinkett. and the violent event that occurred at the 2022 Academy Awards where actor Will Smith jumped on the stage to slap Chris Rock across the face. We discuss how celebrity in the western world is weaponized to distract every day people and also how marginilized underrepresented groups over value celebrity.

In this episode we discuss the Work from Home vs Return To Work conflict that is occurring in the United States today. Many employees have argued that they have been as productive if not more productive doing office work from the confines of their home rather than commuting to corporate offices. They also have indicated that there is a significant increase in their work-life balance.

The business community has countered that notion by saying that a significant portion of the workforce working from home diminishes the cohesion of sales teams and overall office morale.

We discuss this and much more.

It is unprecedented in the course of human history that man has been exposed to this amount of distractions at one time. In this episode we ask a pertinent question. What are each of us doing to counteract the negative effects of a 24 hour news cycle, thousands of viewing options and several devices with which to view them on?

In this episode we discuss our Time vs how productive we are with that time. We also discuss the greatest sports career of all time, and how that is an example of how to properly utilize one's time to achieve the goals we want.

In this episode we discuss the increase in employment related depression in the United States. There are many that equate their quantifiable net worth to their self worth, when the net worth decreases there is a feeling that the self worth decreases as well.

We discuss that and much more.

In our first episode of 2023 we discuss whether or not you are truly betting on yourself in the New Year.

Are you dusting off that "things I want to do list" off and doing the work of living the life you want to live?

We discuss that and more.

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As we enter into the winter holiday season 2022, we ask how everyone is feeling? Have you checked in with yourself? Are you taking inventory and identifying the issues that give you pause? Do the holidays bring more distress to you than joy? We talk about an experience that I recently had with a former colleague whose mental health could be compromised, and also how many in the tech world are tuning out social media for good in favor of peace of mind.

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In this episode we discuss how our outlook determines our outcomes.