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While debt is often (justifiably) framed in a negative light there are ways to utilize and structure it for your benefit. Today Adam and Ari dive into differentiating good debt and bad debt, and how the binary view some personalities have with debt has a beneficial message for a wide audience, but can be edited when speaking to individuals with different goals. 

Survival has always been the top priority but the goals don't stop there. Parenting through COVID has raised questions we never imagined and forced a kind of trial and error we've never experienced before. From home schooling, to daycare, to having a 2 year old co-worker sitting in on Zoom meetings-- flexibility has been key to navigating life this past year.

Let's look ahead to 2021 at some of the challenges we will continue to face. 

Hello listeners we are back and better than ever now with two cohosts in Adam and Ari Goldfarb. This new format will allow us to upload podcasts more regularly in between interviews we hope you enjoy the show as we dive into a combination of business advice and nerd culture along with everything in between. You'll be surprised at how well they overlap.

Today I speak with artist Journey Allen on her work both as an artist and community leader. 

Learn more about her community and non-profit efforts by visiting:

www.artistjourneyallen.com

find information about Camp Oya

contact:

5044007224

artistjourneyallen@gmail.com

Today I speak with Jamil Khoury the co-founder of Silk Road Rising, a theatre company located in downtown Chicago dedicated to presenting plays written by individuals of Asian and Middle Eastern descent.
https://www.silkroadrising.org
I met Jamil during community coffee at the Joan Mitchell Center in New Orleans.
He’s a current artist in residence, and the only non-visual artist in residence at this time.
If you’re interested in learning more about Silk Road Rising they have an upcoming event:
Wednesday May 1st
7 pm
Joan Mitchell Center 2275 Bayou Rd
viewing of Obstacle Course a Silk Road Rising production 

Althea Luehrsen is the CEO at Leadership Buffalo, Inc.

About Leadership Buffalo: https://www.leadershipbuffalo.org/about-lb
"Leadership Buffalo is Making Buffalo Better. Through collaborations, community awareness, and civic engagement, we are uniting leaders to take action. Our five programs are educating individuals and providing resources to make a difference. Participants explore the challenges, concepts, complexity and practice of leadership around important issues through a series of day sessions.
We unite leaders from diverse backgrounds and increase their knowledge of community issues, broaden their vision and enhance their ability to lead. Through these programs, Leadership Buffalo has expanded Western New York's social capital by graduating more than 3,000 individuals."