More Than A Word More Than A Word with Brad Biehl

Ji Mi Choi, leader of Arizona State University's Entrepreneurship and Innovation department, joins for an absolutely fascinating chat surrounding the Korean word NUNCHI. Ji Mi, a Korean-American, provides wonderful insight into this word, and the implicative power that it holds in the Korean community. Ideas of self-awareness, social-awareness, and empathy are all wrapped into this six-letter word. This is a game changer. Thanks for listening!

Colin Edwards, author and spoken word artist, joins the show for this conversation surrounding the word VICTORY. This word has played a massive role in Colin's progression, gaining its significance at the time of his father's passing. This chat plunges into the concept of belief, and what it means in accordance to the game of life. Thanks for listening!

Recorded back in 2019, this unreleased episode encapsulates an important dialogue surrounding the history of segregated housing policy in the United States, and the lingering consequences of these realities. Mark Lopez, extraordinary filmmaker, joins the show for this chat on the word DESIGN. He is the creator of 'Segregated By Design', a short film that has helped spark a national conversation regarding the mentioned ugly history surrounding housing inequity, and why the problems have still not been eradicated today. Thanks for listening!

Lena Papadopoulos, an intercultural consultant, joins the show for an interesting chat surrounding the foundational word IDENTITY. Many other words and conversation are built on the back on this concept, and Lena's passion for it certainly matches that importance. Thanks so much for listening!

Lisa Courtice, CEO of the United Way of Central Ohio, joins for this conversation surrounding PHILANTHROPY. From earlier times, to present adaptation and interpretation, this word and its substance have been of paramount importance to the equation of success for a plethora of organizations and causes. The United Way has historically played a massive role in the collection, allocation, and donation of philanthropic funds for the Columbus, Ohio region. We dive into this process, and much more! Thanks so much for listening!

Tayo Rockson, NYC-based cultural translator/diversity leader, joins for this unbelievable conversation on DIFFERENCE, and what it means to him. Tayo was raised in 5 countries, stretching across 4 continents. In other words, he truly knows what different feels like. His story is of massive importance, and his intentional choice to constantly exert his meaningful action in light of that, is so very admirable. The stasis of this chat is extremely important in our present day, and Tayo's takes are necessarily provocative. Thank you for listening! As always, I appreciate the time.