Episode 201: Laze Elliott Homeless to Multi-platinum Listen to the Episode Here: About Laze Elliot About Laze Elliot Laze Elliot is a pioneering icon in the Hip Hop and R&B worlds and on the international touring stage. “Laze e Laze,” as he is known, has sold over 25 million records, collaborating with many giants in the […]
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Episode 203: Cordan James Haveron Listen to the Episode Here: About Cordan James Haveron: “The Comeback Kid” About Cordan James Haveron: “The Comeback Kid” He was called a “crack baby,” a negative label he’s learned to reframe. Cordan James draws upon his experiences as a child born with neonatal abstinence syndrome. Cordan is a fighter.
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Episode 204: Dr. D-Nice Listen to the Episode Here: About Denise Hunter About Denise Hunter Dr. D-Nice Beaugelin, real name Denise Hunter, MD, is an Adolescent Wellness Specialist. She has been a medical doctor for over 20 years. She is board certified in Internal Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine and has completed hours of training towards
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Episode 202: Dr. Allison Farrington Listen to the Episode Here: About Dr. Allison Farrington About Dr. Allison Farrington Dr. Allison Farrington is the Principal of the Research and Service High School. She believes that strong community-school relationships are essential to academic and civic achievement. She navigated her school through the pandemic, where she faced food
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Episode 022: Owen Cardwell The Hero’s Journey Listen to the Episode Here: About Owen Cardwell About Owen Cardwell On Jan. 29, 1962, Cardwell, now a professor at the University of Lynchburg, and Lynda Woodruff became the first black students to attend Glass. At that time, Glass had been an all-white school, and black students had
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