Podcasts about dc dept

And we Back! Episode 55 sees things get a little intense between the Hentations as they discuss the media’s depiction of the Black experience. While pain is an unavoidable part of this experience, does there come a point when we’re overwhelmed with Black pain in our movies and television shows? While every race deserves the opportunity to tell as many facets of their story as possible, this is a luxury that is not readily afforded to minorities. Should we focus on expanding the scope or continue to emphasize this pain to make sure our plight is seen? Listen to this week’s episode and share your thoughts as well! Toasts @unruly_dw - @yungmiami305 @shutupcole - Daniel S Lucks, Author of Reconsidering Reagan @theybgeekinleek - The late, great Chadwick Boseman @clarkekent_ - DC Dept. of Behavioral Health

Growing up, our parents would tell us never to get into cars with strangers or take what isn’t ours. Today, that’s all the norm thanks to rideshare apps like Lyft and Uber and dockless bikes and scooters like Lime. As technology evolves, so do our cities and the ways we move around. How is that affecting our transportation systems and urban infrastructure? Today on the Gensler Design Exchange, Gensler's David Zaidain talks with Dan Emerine from the DC Dept. of Transportation and Maggie Gendron of Lime to delve into just that. Show Notes: bit.ly/genslerpod

A sex hunting anthropologist walks into a mortgage finance institution and out into the world to lead health initiatives globally; this is the fascinating tale of Samson Williams’ health career journey. Samson Williams is an entrepreneur and fintech guru. He has been an epidemiologist for the State of Florida, an Anthrax and WMD expert for DC Dept of Health and currently splits his time between serving on the DC Dept of Health’s Institutional Review Board (IRB), and as the Irish Ambassador for Crowdfunding to the EU and partner at Axes and Eggs, a blockchain and cryptocurrency consultancy based in Washington, DC.   Topics addresses:  How does one go from medical anthropology to a cryptocurrency mining company? How can digital health solutions help in disaster situations?  Potential of blockchain in healthcare?

Access to capital is always an important part of realizing your entrepreneurial dream. We are joined by Edward Tuvin, Senior Vice President of the Commercial Banking Group, and Charlene Davis, Vice President of Branch Management, both from DC's own City First Bank. They'll be talking about small business banking, as well as City First's involvement in community development projects throughout the DC region. Casey from Good Food Markets checks in with the latest news in summer produce. Then we are joined by Lucinda Babers, Director of the DC Dept. of Motor Vehicles. There are some big changes coming to DC's drivers licenses and ID cards, and Lucinda gives us an overview on what to expect. Tune in now!