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Work is the Business at Hand with Dr. Nahshon Nicks
In this impactful episode of The Slide, host Tavares Bethel engages with Dr. Nahshon Nicks, a community advocate and leader, to explore themes of leadership, community collaboration, and social change. Dr. Nicks recounts his journey from youth to becoming a mentor and educator, highlighting the importance of teamwork and personal discipline. The episode intersects spirituality, politics, and social issues, shedding light on the influence of liberation theology and the fight against socio-economic inequalities.
Other key topics include overcoming generational trauma, community leadership in urban settings, and the crucial role of education and voting in reforming Jacksonville's public schools. Through personal anecdotes and strategic solutions, the conversation underscores the collective responsibility and perseverance needed to create positive change and empower future generations.
00:00 The Importance of Teamwork
00:59 Introducing Dr. Nahshon Nicks
01:37 Dr. Nicks' Background and Journey
04:25 Transition to Jacksonville
08:33 Liberation Theology and Black Empowerment
13:41 Challenges and Solutions in the Community
16:39 The Importance of Family Historians
17:37 Sobriety and Sustained Success
18:37 Empowering the Next Generation
19:23 The Concept of 'Dew, Due, Do Season'
20:26 Running for School Board: Motivations and Goals
22:47 Challenges in Public Education
28:09 The Role of Influence, Power, and Authority
29:42 Final Thoughts and Call to Action
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By Tavares BethelIn this impactful episode of The Slide, host Tavares Bethel engages with Dr. Nahshon Nicks, a community advocate and leader, to explore themes of leadership, community collaboration, and social change. Dr. Nicks recounts his journey from youth to becoming a mentor and educator, highlighting the importance of teamwork and personal discipline. The episode intersects spirituality, politics, and social issues, shedding light on the influence of liberation theology and the fight against socio-economic inequalities.
Other key topics include overcoming generational trauma, community leadership in urban settings, and the crucial role of education and voting in reforming Jacksonville's public schools. Through personal anecdotes and strategic solutions, the conversation underscores the collective responsibility and perseverance needed to create positive change and empower future generations.
00:00 The Importance of Teamwork
00:59 Introducing Dr. Nahshon Nicks
01:37 Dr. Nicks' Background and Journey
04:25 Transition to Jacksonville
08:33 Liberation Theology and Black Empowerment
13:41 Challenges and Solutions in the Community
16:39 The Importance of Family Historians
17:37 Sobriety and Sustained Success
18:37 Empowering the Next Generation
19:23 The Concept of 'Dew, Due, Do Season'
20:26 Running for School Board: Motivations and Goals
22:47 Challenges in Public Education
28:09 The Role of Influence, Power, and Authority
29:42 Final Thoughts and Call to Action