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In this retrospective episode of the Free Speech Forward podcast, co-hosts Chris and Joia reflect on their first year of discussions surrounding free speech. They highlight key themes such as the importance of education, the challenges of speaking out, and the diversity of perspectives among their guests. The conversation emphasizes the value of community and collaboration in advocating for free speech and hints at future plans for the podcast, including a new upcoming complementary podcast focused on free markets. Don't forget to subscribe to our Substack: https://philosophicalliberal.substack.com/

In this episode of the Free Speech Forward podcast, Chris and Joia engage with Arnold Cantú, a clinical social worker and psychotherapist, discussing the critical role of free speech in academia and education. Arnold shares his personal experiences as a Colorado State University doctoral student, where he faced challenges to his beliefs and values from faculty. The conversation explores the importance of moral courage, the need for open dialogue in educational settings, and the impact of these experiences on Arnold's professional practice in mental health. Discover more about Arnold's academic work at:  https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Arnoldo-Cantu

O PodRei, um podcast da TV Unifor, é produzido pelo Núcleo de Produção de Podcasts nos estúdios da Unifor. Apresentado por quatro estudantes de Jornalismo apaixonados pelo futebol cearense, o programa se dedica à cobertura semanal de tudo o que acontece com os times do Fortaleza e do Ceará. ⚽Ficha técnicaApresentadores: Eduarda Sena, Matheus Pinheiro, João Pedro Moreira, Felipe Assis e João Bosco Neto.Produção: Eduarda Sena, Matheus Pinheiro, João Pedro Moreira, Felipe Assis e João Bosco Neto, Beatriz Barros, Clara Cezarino e Samuel Pordeus.Orientação: Ana Paula Farias e Max EluardDireção: Max Eluard

O Bate-Pronto de hoje falará tudo sobre os jogos deste meio de semana pela Libertadores. Hoje, o Flamengo encara a LDU no Maracanã em uma partida crucial para o time rubro-negro, que corre risco de eliminação ainda na primeira fase do torneio continental. O programa também debaterá o jogo de ontem do São Paulo e muito mais!

Deahna Moore, founder of Budgets by JoiA seasoned entrepreneur and financial literacy advocate, Diana has built her reputation on transforming the way we think about money. With a background in business and a deep commitment to community-based financial education, she's known for her authentic, no-nonsense approach to budgeting and planning for the future. Her innovative work, from creating engaging workshops to developing personalized financial strategies, has empowered countless individuals to achieve long-term security and joy.Jonathan Clark - AKA “Courageous the Poet” Jonathan Clark brings a unique blend of creative passion and business acumen to the table. As a master of the spoken word and a pioneer in integrating AI into the creative process, he has redefined how art and technology can collaborate. From running energetic poetry slams to offering fresh, poetic insights on real-world issues, Jonathan's work inspires others to think outside the box and harness their creative spirit for personal and professional growth.Key TakeawaysCreative Communication: Discover how using poetry and AI can transform personal expression, making complex ideas more accessible and relatable.Innovative Budgeting: Learn the importance of tailoring financial strategies to individual goals, whether for personal security or building generational wealth.Community & Connection: Understand how shared experiences and honest conversations about money can foster stronger, more supportive communities.Embracing Change: Hear firsthand accounts of pivoting through life's challenges—reminding us that adaptability is key to success in both art and business.Why It Matters to YouThis episode is a must-listen if you're looking to break free from conventional financial thinking and embrace a more creative, fulfilling approach to life. Whether you're an artist, entrepreneur, or simply someone eager to build a secure future, our guests offer fresh perspectives that challenge the status quo. Their stories not only provide actionable strategies for financial empowerment but also inspire you to live with intention and joy, connecting deeply with both your community and your inner creative self.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Listen to all episodes of the Big Ideas Welcome podcast, available now on your favorite streaming platforms, YouTube, and at bigideaswelcome.com. This Big Ideas Welcome podcast is brought to you by Knoxville Entrepreneur Center, hosted and curated by KEC Chief Experience Officer Chris McAdoo, and produced and edited by Palm Tree Pod Co. A special thanks to K BREW for making this episode possible. Original theme music “Thinking of You” courtesy of and copyright Kelsi Walker.

A Obiettivo Salute in tavola parliamo di quelle piccole aggiunte che possono trasformare positivamente un pasto e, perché no, anche la nostra giornata. Al microfono di Nicoletta Carbone Sauro Ricci, chef executive del ristorante Joia di Milano e il prof. Stefano Erzegovesi, medico e nutrizionista. Ma non tutte le aggiunte si vedono o si sentono subito. Alcune sono invisibili, ma potentissime. Con gli esperti parliamo anche dei batteri 'buoni' che abitano i cibi fermentati: una comunità microscopica che lavora per noi, migliorando l’assimilazione dei nutrienti e rafforzando il nostro intestino, il cuore stesso del nostro benessereAnche le parole nutrono. Come? Nelle conversazioni a tavola, un pizzico di regolazione, creatività e saggezza spesso sono necessarie per evitare situazioni imbarazzanti e per favorire una piacevole comunicazione cooperativa e senza conflitti. Ne parliamo con Francesco Aquilar, psicologo psicoterapeuta a Napoli, docente di psicoterapia cognitiva presso la Scuola di Specializzazione CRP di Roma.

O Bate-Pronto de hoje debaterá as principais informações do futebol mundial. Segundo notícia publicada pelo jornal saudita Arriyadiya, Jorge Jesus foi demitido do Al-Hilal. O português é apontado como um dos alvos da CBF para comandar a Seleção Brasileira. O programa também debaterá a vitória do Flamengo sobre o Botafogo-PB com gol do jovem Joshua e muito mais!

În Joia Patimilor, Domnul Isus a rezolvat patru dintre cele mai grele probleme ale omenirii. Descoperă cum această zi îți poate schimba viața!

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Ascultați pe părintele Pimen cum ne recapitulează marile evenimente din Săptămâna Patimilor ce duc către Învierea Domnului nostru Iisus Hristos.Vizionare plăcută!Pentru Pomelnice și Donații accesați: https://www.chilieathonita.ro/pomelnice-si-donatii/Pentru mai multe articole (texte, traduceri, podcasturi) vedeți https://www.chilieathonita.ro/

No Sertão Baiano vive um tesouro alado que ficou desconhecido por mais de 100 anos, a arara-azul-de-lear (Anodorhynchus leari). Essa espécie que é exclusiva da Caatinga está ameaçada de extinção e sofre ainda muitas ameaças.Neste episódio a equipe do 'Sons da Terra' conversa com Aliomar Almeida, idealizador do Projeto Jardins da Arara-de-lear, que há mais de 10 anos se dedica junto com a comunidade local a garantir o principal sustento da espécie, os coquinhos do Licuri, palmeira exclusiva do bioma.Além de abordar as características da espécie e o ambiente em que ela vive, o bate-papo traz a história, cultura, e exemplos de ações locais em prol da conservação dessa ave emblemática.Quer saber mais? Confira o episódio completo!Foto: Regina Manzur

Diverse Black Thought Matters. In this episode of the Free Speech Forward podcast, hosts Chris and Joia speak with Mike Bowen, a founding member of Free Black Thought and prominent advocate for free speech and diversity of thought within the Black community. They discuss the importance of recognizing the varied experiences and perspectives among African Americans, the role of free speech in fostering a healthy society, and the need for critical thinking and communication skills. Mike emphasizes the significance of timeless knowledge and virtue in advocacy, and shares his vision for enhancing free speech through new academic publishing initiatives.  Learn more about Mike and his work with Free Black Thought at: https://freeblackthought.com/voices/michael-dc-bowen

“Modeling civil discourse is crucial”. In this episode of the Free Speech Forward podcast, Chris and Joia engage with Erec Smith, an expert in Rhetoric, discussing the critical role of free speech in society. Smith emphasizes the importance of effective communication skills, the concept of Defensive Confidence, and the need for resilience in the face of criticism. He shares insights on preparing for public speaking and the significance of modeling civil discourse to foster a culture of free speech. The conversation highlights the necessity of understanding rhetorical principles and the value of individual expression in a thriving society. Discover more about Erec's work championing the importance of civil discourse and the rhetorical skills necessary to practice it at: https://www.cato.org/video-series/competencies-civil-discourse/competencies-civil-discourse-0

02-20-2025 Joia Jefferson Nuri Learn more about the interview and get additional links here: https://usdailyreview.com/nation-above-ideology/ Subscribe to the best of our content here: https://priceofbusiness.substack.com/ Subscribe to our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCywgbHv7dpiBG2Qswr_ceEQ

Ci sono stante buone ragioni per tornare in cucina. Il lavoro manuale, come tagliare e impastare, è un vero e proprio anti stress. Ma non solo. Cucinare insieme aiuta a stare meglio emotivamente. Di questo parliamo a Obiettivo Salute in tavola con Sauro Ricci, chef executive del ristorante Joia di Milano e il prof. Stefano Erzegovesi, medico e nutrizionista.

 "Speak up. Your voice is important." In this episode of the Free Speech Forward podcast, Chris and Joia speak with Sangeetha Shankar, who shares her journey as an advocate for free speech, a journey rooted in her upbringing in India and her experiences as a homeschooling mother. Sangeetha discusses the challenges faced by Hindu communities, particularly in light of the SB 403 bill in California, which she argues would lead to racial profiling and discrimination. She also emphasizes the importance of free speech for individual and societal flourishing, drawing on her Hindu beliefs that celebrate freedom and diversity of thought.  Finally, Sangeetha offers insights on effective communication and encourages listeners to find their voice and their community in the face of cultural pressures. She would like to suggest the following tips to help others in sharing their voice:Write, write, write- long-form, journal writing works wonders to get your genuine voice out. Do self podcasts -record yourself on the camera and see how you sound. Talk aloud in the bathtub!Talk to yourself in the mirror. Practice in front of friends, friendly communities like Toastmasters. Get out of your comfort zone and speak on uncomfortable issues.  Learn more about Hinduism in America and Sangeetha's work at: https://www.hinduamerican.org/

Prepare to lose yourself in the depths of sound. Jungle Acid, the latest creation by Dario Klein, is ready to be released. The track is Driven by a rolling bassline pierced by an infectious synth lead that will ignite every dancefloor. The percussive elements weave a groove that's impossible to resist, whilst the melodic elements will pull you into a hypnotic state. On remix duty, JOIA and SINAI are transforming the track into their own styles. With Dario Klein, We Serve Music! Buy Link: https://soundcloud.com/messages/1062762337:173046334 ✨Dario Klein SC: @darioklein IG: https://www.instagram.com/dariokleinlive/ ✨JOIA SC: @joia-music IG: https://www.instagram.com/joia_music/ ✨Obscure SC: https://soundcloud.com/weareobscure IG: https://www.instagram.com/weareobscure.nl/ ✨KataHaifisch SC: @katahaifisch IG: www.instagram.com/katahaifisch_ofc

Welcome to today's episode of the Free Speech Forward podcast, a conversation between Joia, Chris, and John Suarez, Executive Director at the Center for a Free Cuba. John shares his journey as a human rights advocate, discussing the importance of free speech particularly in the context of Cuba. He describes his early experiences with censorship, the historical repression in Cuba, and the need for regime change to restore free speech. The conversation also touches on the cultural decline of free speech in the U.S. and the courage required to speak out against oppression. Find out more at: https://cubacenter.org/

Em jogo prejudicado pela chuva, o Corinthians venceu a Ponte Preta novamente com brilho de Talles Magno. Nesta edição, Bruno Cassucci, Careca Bertaglia e João Pedro Brandão comentam a partida e a sequência de jogos que o Timão terá pela frente. A venda do jovem lateral Denner ao Chelsea e os novos capítulos da disputa política do clube também estão na pauta.

O Bate-Pronto de hoje falará tudo sobre a vitória do São Paulo por 2 a 1 sobre a Portuguesa, ontem, no Pacaembu, pelo Paulistão. O grande nome do jogo foi o jovem Ryan Francisco, que entrou em campo nos 10 minutos finais e anotou o gol do triunfo tricolor. O programa também abordará Corinthians, Flamengo e muito mais!

O Bate-Pronto de hoje seguirá repercutindo a volta de Neymar ao Santos. O craque é esperado hoje no Brasil para assinar com o Peixe. O programa também debaterá o empate do Palmeiras com o Bragantino, a nova polêmica envolvendo a base do São Paulo e muito mais!

n this episode of the Free Speech Forward podcast, co-hosts Chris and Joia engage with Susanna McIntyre, a passionate advocate for free expression and critical thinking. Susanna shares her transformative journey from being involved in Antifa to becoming the Development Associate at Ayaan Hirsi Ali's AHA Foundation as well as President/CEO of Atheist Republic. Susanna focuses on the importance of free speech, critical thinking, and the challenges of expressing unpopular opinions. The conversation delves into personal growth, the significance of admitting mistakes, and the societal implications of free expression.   Watch more videos featuring Susanna's views on free speech and religion at: https://www.youtube.com/@AtheistRepublic

In this engaging conversation, Chris and Joia speak with Wink Twyman, who shares his insights on the importance of free speech and the value of diverse opinions. He emphasizes the dangers of conformity and groupthink, advocating for open dialogue as a means to foster wisdom and understanding. Wink also provides practical advice on effective communication, highlighting the significance of authenticity in writing and speaking. The discussion culminates in a vision for a future where free speech thrives, encouraging individuals to embrace their unique perspectives and courageously express themselves.   Get more from Wink at his Substack: https://twyman.substack.com/   Also, check out the book Wink co-authored with our ILV Board Member Jennifer Richmond: Letters in Black & White: A New Correspondence on Race in America.

We're back for another episode of the Free Speech Forward podcast! Today, Dr. Nafees Alam speaks with co-hosts Chris and Joia about his unique journey into the realm of free speech advocacy and viewpoint diversity. He emphasizes the importance of creating spaces for intellectual discourse and the necessity of viewpoint diversity for personal and societal growth. Their conversation explores the challenges faced in academia regarding differing viewpoints, the need for students to find their individuality, and the responsibility that comes with the privilege of free speech.

In today's Free Speech Forward podcast episode, hosts Chris and Joia speak with Wai Wah Chin, the charter president of the Chinese American Citizens Alliance of Greater New York. They discuss the critical role of free speech in advocating for equal rights, particularly in education. Wai Wah shares her experiences with the specialized high schools in New York, emphasizing the importance of merit and objectivity in academic standards. Their conversation also touches on the ideological shifts in education and the need for civil discourse and courage in expressing diverse viewpoints.   Find out more about Wai Wah and the work of CACAGNY at: http://www.cacagny.org/

Welcome to the latest episode of the Free Speech Forward podcast in which hosts Joia and Chris engage with Ilana Cohen, the Community Engagement Director at the Alliance for Constructive Ethnic Studies. They discuss Ilana's background as a child refugee from the Soviet Union and her journey towards advocating for free speech and critical thinking in education. The conversation highlights the importance of free speech in fostering a healthy free society as well as the challenges faced in the current educational environment. Ilana emphasizes the critical role of education in promoting discourse and understanding among diverse perspectives.   Find out more about Ilana's work with the Alliance for Constructive Ethnic Studies at: https://www.calethstudies.org/

Welcome to another episode in which co-hosts and co-founders of 1776 Forward, Joia & Chris, speak with one of the Board Members of the Institute of Liberal Values, David Bernstein. David shares his experiences growing up in a politically liberal environment and how his belief in free speech was shaped by personal and historical events. He also emphasizes the importance of free speech in society, the challenges posed by cancel culture, the need for a cultural shift to support open dialogue, and the critical role of education in shaping future generations' understanding of liberal values.   Get your copy of David's book “Woke Antisemitism” at https://jilv.org/book/

Y'all, this episode is really special to me. My guest Joia and I have BEEN THROUGH IT and she has always been in my ear supporting my growth and development. I am so happy to introduce you to the amazing Joia Thornton. Friend, sister, daughter, auntie, advocate, actress, non-profit founder, and leader fiercely rooted in her faith. we dive deep into the complexities of navigating workplace dynamics as Black individuals, particularly focusing on the challenges we sometimes face working within communities of color. The reality that not all "skinfolk are kinfolk", am I right?!Here are three key takeaways that I believe will resonate with many of you:Self-Preservation Over Institutional Loyalty: Joia emphasizes the importance of prioritizing our own well-being over the institutions we work for. Too often, we find ourselves sacrificing our mental health and personal growth in the name of loyalty to organizations that do not have our best interests at heart. It's crucial to recognize that we are replaceable in these spaces and to focus on creating our own paths and projects that reflect our true selves.The Power of Intrapreneurship: One of the most empowering concepts we discussed is intrapreneurshipthe idea of creating something meaningful within an organization that you can claim as your own. Joia encourages us to leverage our unique skills and perspectives to initiate projects that not only benefit the organization but also serve as a testament to our contributions and capabilities. This approach not only enhances our professional profiles but also fosters a sense of ownership and pride in our work.Navigating Conflict with Grace: We explored the painful reality that sometimes our greatest challenges come from within our own community. Joia shared her insights on how to handle conflicts with other Black colleagues, emphasizing the need for grace and understanding. It's essential to recognize that we all come from different backgrounds and experiences, and extending compassion can lead to healing and growth for everyone involved.This episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating the complexities of race and identity in the workplace. Join us as we unpack these themes and more, and let's continue the conversation about how we can support each other in our professional journeys.Thank you for tuning in! Remember, the Impostrix podcast is now available on the Alive Podcast Network app, offering ad-free content from nearly 100 other black-hosted podcasts. Connect with Joia on IG @JoiaInATL and follow her work fighting to end the death penalty @FLOCCJustice and www.floccjustice.org. Check in with Whitney on Instagram and Facebook @ImpostrixPodcast, and join our community on Facebook by searching for Impostrix podcast.THANK YOU to Chris @DigitalREM for keeping our episodes sounding and looking nice!

In this episode of the Free Speech Forward podcast, your hosts Joia and Chris interview Mars Cheung, an advocate for free speech and enlightenment values. Mars shares his journey into the realm of free speech advocacy, emphasizing the importance of free speech for societal flourishing. He discusses the nuances of communication, effective interview techniques, and the significance of critical thinking. Mars envisions projects that promote teaching street epistemology and critical thinking skills, encouraging listeners to find their voice and speak out for their values. Mars believes that if individuals do not speak on controversial topics, others will do so irresponsibly. Learn more about Mars and his interview and film screening projects at: https://groups.google.com/g/stopcrt

Join us for today's episode with Joia and Chris in conversation with Cherise Trump, the Executive Director of Speech First. Cherise discusses the unique free speech protections in the United States and the need to educate the public on the value of free speech. She points out how the United States Supreme Court has ruled time and time again, as recently as 2019, unanimously that there is no offensive speech or hate speech exception to the First Amendment. Cherise emphasizes how students should take ownership of their free speech rights and engage in debates and discussions, even if they face opposition or disagreement. She also highlights the work of Speech First in advocating for free speech on college campuses and the need for responsible politicians to promote open and substantive debates. Find out more about Cherise's work with Speech First at: https://speechfirst.org/

Today's episode features what turns out to be a succinct masterclass in public speaking as Chris and Joia chat with Zander Keig, one of the senior leaders of the Institute for Liberal Values and an expert public speaker with over 30 years of experience. Zander discusses his early involvement in advocating for gay and lesbian rights in the 1980s (and the importance of freedom of speech in articulating those demands) as well as his experience as a conscientious objector in the military. He provides a framework and tips for effective communication and encourages listeners to find like-minded individuals and organizations to support their advocacy for free speech.   Listen to Zander's podcast, The Umbrella Hour, at: https://ukhealthradio.com/program/the-umbrella-hour/

El programa de hoy presenta una selección de artistas internacionales, comenzando con Las Lloronas desde Bruselas; Natascha Rogers, artista holandesa-amerindia que fusiona folk con ritmos afro-cubanos y espiritualidad Yoruba; Sophie Lukacs, artista húngara-canadiense especializada en kora, que colabora con músicos malienses como Habib Koité o la cantante de jazz Kavita Shah, que explora la música caboverdiana, entre otros.Belly blue                  +Lonely bird                Las Lloronas   Out of the BlueThe Wound               +Tambor                      +Ashes             Natascha Rogers        OnaidaThe West       Natascha Rogers y Piers Faccini        OnaidaYafa               Sophie Lukacs, Habib Koité  BamakoToo Many Times                   Sophie Lukacs            BamakoJoia                Kavita Shah, Bau      +Lua Vai, Lua Vem                Thaïs Morell  +Oh Marie                   Putumayo, Willows    Women of the World by PutumayoDernière Chance Birds on a Wire, Rosemary Standley, Dom La Nena  Dernière ChanceSi Yo Pudiera            Pedro Guerra y Valeria Castro  Parceiros, Vol. 2Acaso             Pedro Guerra y Alice Wonder Parceiros Vol. 1Las Gafas de Lennon                Pedro Guerra y Rozalén           Esencial Pedro GuerraEscuchar audio

In today's episode, Chris and Joia interview Dr. Brandy Shufutinsky, who has been the Director of Education and Community Engagement at the Jewish Institute for Liberal Values. Brandy discusses the importance of free speech and the erosion of this right in recent years, which makes us become more “robot-like”. She also emphasizes the need for education on democratic values and free speech in K-12 schools.   Learn more at: https://jilv.org/

In a world where the term 'innovation' risks becoming a buzzword, understanding its true essence is crucial. Joia Spooner-Fleming, a seasoned innovation executive with a decades-long track record of developing people and products at Procter & Gamble, joins the show to discuss what innovation looks like in practice.Throughout the process of transforming ideas into value, it's critical to distinguish invention from innovation. Joia emphasizes that true innovation requires a solution that is not only novel but also significantly improves upon existing alternatives.------------------------------------------------------------Episode Guide:0:00 - Intro0:57 - What is Innovation?2:48 - Market's Feedback Loop4:53 - Decision Making Process6:18 - What isn't innovation?8:11 - Human Curiosity and Solution9:41 - Organizational Innovation10:32 - Holistic Innovation Strategy14:43 - Sustainability Innovation17:31 - Innovation in Life25:00 - Advice to Innovators------------------------------------------------------------Joia Spooner-Fleming is an innovation executive and independent consultant, after a 22 year successful career with P&G.  Most recently she was R&D VP for Gillette.  Joia has a proven track record of transformational innovation leadership and results.  She is adept at partnering with leaders across the business to build unified strategies that capitalize on emerging trends and grow brands. Joia excels at building innovation organizations. She holds a chemical engineering degree from MIT.  Outside her professional life, Joia is a voracious reader, devoted mother of two children, and loves walking with her dog.More about our guest:Joia Spooner-FlemingOUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management

Join in as Chris and Joia speak with Ken Pope, the Vice President for Academic Operations and Strategic Partnerships at the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation. Ken discusses the importance of free speech and the need for a robust understanding of ideologies like Marxism, socialism, and communism. He also emphasizes the role of education in promoting a complete understanding of these ideologies and the negative consequences of totalitarian systems. Ultimately, Ken encourages aspiring free speech leaders to become informed, stand up, and speak out: “If you would be the first man or woman to stand up, I guarantee you, you will not be alone."   See: https://victimsofcommunism.org/

Neste episódio, embarcamos em uma viagem fascinante pelo coração da África para explorar o Malawi, um país muitas vezes esquecido, mas repleto de belezas naturais e culturais. Conhecido como o "Coração Quente da África", o Malawi oferece desde as deslumbrantes praias do Lago Malawi, um dos maiores lagos de água doce do mundo, até os picos majestosos do Monte Mulanje. Vamos desvendar a rica história e as tradições vibrantes de seu povo, mergulhar na sua diversidade étnica e cultural, e descobrir como a hospitalidade dos malauianos torna este destino verdadeiramente especial. Bancada: Gioconda, Baiá e David ➡️ Vote aqui no Prêmio Melhores podcast no Brasil ➡️ Abra agora sua ⁠⁠⁠⁠conta aqui ⁠⁠⁠⁠na Remessa Online ➡️ Faça parta da comunidade do podcast. Através do ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠catarse⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ➡️ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Newsletter do podcast⁠⁠⁠

In this episode, co-hosts Chris and Joia have the pleasure of speaking with Pam Hayes-Bohanan, a librarian with a career spanning nearly three decades. She shares her journey and insights on the importance of free speech, including discussing how her upbringing and experiences shaped her beliefs. She emphasizes the need for diverse voices and critical thinking, highlighting the importance of allowing ideas to be shared. Pam also discusses the role of libraries in providing credible information and promoting education on thinking skills.   See: https://heterodoxacademy.org/blog/utopia-in-the-stacks/

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In this episode, co-hosts Chris and Joia are delighted to talk with one of the Fellows of the Institute for Liberal Values, Elizabeth Spievak. Elizabeth shares her journey as a free speech advocate, highlighting the impact of cancel culture on her academic work and the importance of free speech in research and academic freedom. She emphasizes the need for civics education and support for those facing cancellation. The conversation delves into the challenges and impact of cancel culture on individuals and the importance of preserving free speech in society. You might also know Elizabeth as one of the co-hosts of The Dissidents podcast   See: https://ilvalues.org/podcast/

Join co-hosts Chris and Joia and get to know one of the founders and board members of the Institute for Liberal Values, Jennifer Richmond. Jennifer believes we are at our best when protecting individual rights and freedoms. Hear her stories and discover how Jen's background in International Relations has shaped her understanding and advocacy for Free Speech. And don't forget to check out the book she recently co-wrote with W.F. Twyman, Jr: Letters in Black and White: A New Correspondence on Race in America   See: https://ilvalues.org/

Co-hosts Chris and Joia are delighted to bring on their first guest. James Petts is a barrister (the equivalent of a trial attorney) in London, England where he focuses on commercial and Chancery (property) cases, especially those involving fraud or dishonesty. To him, liberalism is fundamentally the rigorous reasoned inquiry in all aspects of life, particularly in ethics – this includes the understanding that concentrated coercive power is inherently dangerous.  Podcast Notes:https://institute-for-liberal-values.circle.so/c/liberal-values-concepts/

Welcome to our 6th iteration of the ⁠Black Girl's Guide to Surviving Menopause⁠ podcast: the Season of Orisii. Building on our international diasporic tour from last year, this season's theme is Orisii, or 'pairs' in the Afric language of Yoruba. We've invited different types of pairs to explore the through-line between menarche and menopause. You will hear parent/child, partner/lovers, and siblings offer their reflections and observations about this journey as individuals and as Orisii. We, as people capable of menstruation, understand that each experience is unique and impacts both ourselves and the connections we have with our loved ones. For this second episode of our Season of Orisii, we have couple, Michelle Graham-Freeman and Sterling E. Freeman. MICHELLE GRAHAM-FREEMAN has taught Spanish at Durham Academy for 30 years. The first 17 years were in middle school with grades 6-8. The remaining years have been in pre and lower schools with grades preK-1. This 31st year is her last as she and her daughter, Joia, become franchisees of Season 2 Consign--RDU. Season 2 is dedicated to providing the highest quality, pre-owned designer brand and luxury handbags to clients around the world. STERLING E. FREEMAN, is a co-facilitator of UnLearning Sexism Accountability Circles, and co-host of a podcast in process, Beyond Being A Good One podcast. Sterling is a Co-Founder and Principal with CounterPart Consulting, Co-Founder of BREATHE: A Whole Black Experience, and the creator and host of The Wisdom & The Work podcast. All his efforts contribute to the work of dismantling oppressive systems, and imagining and building spaces that enable liberation and thriving for all. At this point in his journey, he is an aspiring womanist. Sterling lives in Durham, NC with his wife, Michelle. They have an adult daughter, Joia. Show Notes: Produced by Mariah M., Creative Director at BGG2SM Hosted by Omisade Burney-Scott, Founder & Chief Curatorial Officer at BGG2SM Edited by Kim Blocker of TDS Radio Theme music by Taj Cullen Scott Season 6 Artwork by Assata Goff, artist & in-house Iconographer of BGG2SM Season 6 of the podcast is sponsored by The Honey Pot Company Learn more about Black Girl's Guide to Surviving Menopause at www.blackgirlsguidetosurvivingmenopause.com

Welcome to the Free Speech Forward Podcast! Co-hosts Chris and Joia introduce the unique format of the show and tease our first episodes. Join us on this journey exploring the different stories, perspectives, and communication advice of various free speech activists. See: www.1776forward.com

In this introductory episode, co-host Joia interviews co-host Chris. In addition to being one of the co-founders of 1776 Forward, Chris is a real estate investment and development executive and entrepreneur who is currently focused on a mission to bring greater beauty, efficiency, and new modes of living and working to the built environment. His philosophical approach includes a dedication to promoting the cause of philosophical liberalism. See: www.1776forward.com

In this second introductory episode, co-host Chris interviews co-host Joia. Joia is not only one of the co-founders of 1776 Forward, she is also an Excellence Coach and a leader in luxury entrepreneurship with a background in luxury travel and luxury retreats. She is on a mission to elevate luxury to make it synonymous with excellence, human greatness, and human flourishing. In her view, philosophical liberalism is all about grounding the proper approach to politics in a wider philosophy of human flourishing. See: www.1776forward.com

This is her biography on her website. "Joia Jefferson Nuri has a keen intuition for helping women of color executives achieve their goals. Her training as a coach in executive Leadership and public speaking has sharpened her ability to understand and support clients in clarifying their objectives. Joia helps her clients build a toolkit to battle their destructive inner critic, allowing them to rise from their zone of excellence to their zone of genius. Trained in the rubric of positive psychology, her techniques put clients in touch with their inner critic so they can quiet it. As a leadership coach, her ultimate goal is to help clients understand their worth, maximize their abilities, and live the lives they see for themselves. Joia's signature executive team-building and inner critic workshops assist companies, social change groups, and women's organizations maximize their Leadership while aligning their values and practices. Before coaching, she was a human rights communication strategist for Harry Belafonte and Danny Glover, TransAfrica, The Institute for Policy Studies, and Truly Living Well Center for Urban Agriculture. As a communication strategist, she testified before Congress on Haiti Relief and co-wrote Congressional Testimony for Danny Glover. Joia Nuri has co-written, edited, and coached 14 TEDx Talks, including one for herself. She was honored to be invited to deliver the keynote address in Vienna, Austria, before the 53 nations of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). Her communications career began at NBC News, where she was one of the first women hired as a technician. Her move to CBS News made her the first Black woman to serve as Technical Director of the CBS Evening News and Face The Nation. She also worked as a senior producer at NPR, PBS, and C-SPAN. Her public speaking training began with her father, a classical baritone. Later, her training continued with Shakespearean actress Naomi Jacobson. Joia has performed voiceovers for documentaries on Civil Rights icon John Lewis, ballet dancer Misty Copeland, filmmaker Ava Duverney, and Secretary of State Hilary Clinton. She applies her experience, intuition, and training to help each client achieve authentic Leadership. Today, she coaches government, education, corporations, and philanthropy leaders. AWARDS & ACCOMPLISHMENTS: EMMY AWARD, WRC-TV CORPORATION FOR PUBLIC BROADCASTING AWARD FOR PROGRAMMING EXCELLENCE SPIRIT AWARD, PACIFICA RADIO NETWORK  JUDGE FOR THE ROBERT F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HUMAN RIGHTS AWARDS DELIVERED KEYNOTE ADDRESS BEFORE THE OSCE IN VIENNA, AUSTRIA TEDX TALK, WILMINGTON EVENT STRATEGIST, OBAMA INAUGURAL GALAS, 2009 & 2013." - Joia's Full Bio - In The Public Eye Coaching. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/antonio-myers4/support

"What is your 90 year old self gonna say about you?"When many of us enter the menopausal transition, we can spend a lot of time thinking about the woman we used to be...what she used to look like, what she used to act like, and what she used to like or want.Many of us can spend time criticizing that prior version of ourselves...criticizing her decisions and mistakes...criticizing her age and what she hasn't accomplished yet....AND criticizing the version of us that is experiencing mental, physical and emotional changes.In this episode,  Joia Jefferson Nuri shares powerful insights when it comes to pivoting in your career, changing your perspective about menopause and getting what you truly want in your midlife journey and beyond by tapping into her Zone of Genius. Let me tell you more about JOIA JEFFERSON NURI....Joia Jefferson Nuri, PCC is a highly skilled and certified executive leadership coach who specializes in working with female executives. Using positive psychology and a focus on overcoming self-doubt, she helps her clients tap into their true potential and achieve their goals. Her impressive client list includes leaders from the tech industry, Associations, higher education, and investment companies. Each highlighting her expertise and success in guiding individuals to reach their zone of genius and break through any self-imposed limitations.She is an accomplished and multifaceted professional, with a background in human rights communication strategy and extensive experience in the media industry. Joia's impressive career includes testifying before Congress, delivering keynote addresses, writing TEDx Talks, and holding influential positions at NBC News, CBS Evening News, NPR, PBS, and C-SPAN.To learn more about her and/or work with her, visit https://inthepubliceyecoaching.comFollow and connect with her: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joiajeffersonnuri/https://www.facebook.com/joia.nurihttps://twitter.com/joianuripcc#MenopauseMoguls #Changeyourresponse #Aging #Perimenopause #BusinessEmpowerment  #OvercomingChallenges #WomenEmpowerment  #blackwomeninbusiness #businesscoaching #entrepreneurship #womenentrepreneurs #midlifeblackwomen #over40women #over50women #LongCOVIDIf you are a high-achieving Black woman 40 and over who is striving for the freedom to be who you are and the woman you are becoming to follow your dreams of being an entrepreneur and create your LEGACY then subscribe to my email list to get tips and strategies on how to navigate midlife challenges and build a business that forges a legacy straight to your inbox!Please Leave a 5-star Review  & Share!!And don't forget to SUBSCRIBE so you can catch the next episode!You can also WATCH the episode on YouTube!!

Release Yourself with world renowned DJ, Producer, Radio and Podcast host Roger Sanchez. More Roger Sanchez on http://rogersanchez.com Roger Sanchez Live In The Mix from Joia, Naples, Italy Tracklist currently unavailable*Please note this is a live show and contains curse words and offensive language*

Racism, white supremacy, and the attempt to control Black bodies didn't go away after the Civil War. As I often say, "Racism never goes away, it adapts." One of the ways racism persists is through our criminal legal system, especially the death penalty.  Joia Erin Thornton is the founder and executive director of the faith leaders of color coalition (flocc). Through her organization she works toward eliminating capital punishment in the carceral system. She talks about her journey into this work and why faith leaders need to be involved.  Episode Highlights:  How growing up in the South (Memphis and New Orleans) influenced her ideas of justice How her parents taught her mother predicted Joia would grow up to be a "changemaker"  Why ending the death penalty is a bipartisan political issue The role of hope in justice work and ending the death penalty  Visit the flocc website ------ Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review this podcast.  Get your "Justice Takes Sides" merch: justicetakessides.com  Keep up with my latest work at JemarTisby.Substack.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices