Episodes

Friday Feb 07, 2025
Ensuring Racial Equity in America
Friday Feb 07, 2025
Friday Feb 07, 2025
Ensuring Racial Equity in America: Insights from Portia Allen Kyle
In this episode of the Project Good Podcast, host Annmarie Hylton discusses ensuring racial equity in America with Portia Allen Kyle, the interim executive director of Color of Change. They explore the aftermath of the 2024 presidential election, systemic racism in different sectors like criminal justice, healthcare, and education, and the rollback of DEI initiatives under the new administration. Portia, who has a rich history in civil rights and racial equity, shares her experiences and insights on the importance of narrative, organizing, and building power to drive change. She emphasizes the role of joy in activism, the need for tangible solutions, and how Color of Change is tackling significant issues like corporate accountability, tech regulations, and tax reforms. The episode concludes with Portia's call to action, urging individuals to find their community, take collective action, and maintain hope in the fight for racial justice.
00:00 Introduction to Project Good Podcast
00:26 Current State of Racial Equity in America
01:31 Interview with Portia Allen Kyle
03:19 Challenges and Solutions for Racial Justice
06:24 Portia's Personal Journey and Motivation
16:35 The Role of DEI and Corporate Accountability
25:52 Strategies for Building Power and Organizing
38:58 Color of Change's Focus and Initiatives
50:52 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Speaker Bio:
Portia Allen-Kyle is the Interim Executive Director of Color Of Change, a digital-first organization powered by millions of members nationwide leveraging campaigns, organizing, and narrative pressure against government and corporations to act on real solutions for racial justice. In this capacity, she leads the organization’s strategic advocacy and day-to-day operations.
She previously served as a Biden-Harris Administration appointee as Senior Advisor for Equity, Policy, and Stakeholder Engagement in the Office of Civil Rights at the U.S. Department of Transportation under Secretary Pete Buttigieg. For over 15 years, Portia has spent her career advancing civil rights and civil liberties through a lens of racial equity by crafting innovative policy reports and solutions, building and supporting coalitions, and implementing legislative and stakeholder engagement strategies. She is also the author of Advice to Thrive By: How to Use Your Resume and Cover Letter to Build Your Brand and Launch A Dynamic Public Interest Career, a book aiming to demystify public interest career trajectories for law students and young attorneys. She earned her J.D. from Rutgers Law School, her M.A. in African American Studies from Columbia University, and her B.A. in Africana Studies and Economics from Wellesley College. Portia has been featured as a speaker or quoted in print by outlets including the Washington Post, Bloomberg Law, NBC News, Associated Press, Semafor, and more.
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Tuesday Jan 21, 2025
Poverty and the Future
Tuesday Jan 21, 2025
Tuesday Jan 21, 2025
Addressing Poverty in California: A Conversation with EPIC President Devon Gray
In this episode of the Project Good podcast the focus is on combating poverty in the United States, with
special emphasis on California. The podcast features Devon Gray, president of End Poverty in California
(EPIC), who discusses the stark statistics of poverty in California, the systemic issues contributing to
economic disparity, and EPIC's work in advocating for equitable policies. Gray shares insights from his
personal journey and highlights the importance of changing the narrative around poverty. The
conversation explores potential solutions like increasing affordable housing, strengthening safety nets,
and implementing programs like baby bonds to reduce the wealth gap.
00:00 Welcome to Project Good Podcast
00:26 Understanding Poverty in the United States
01:48 Interview with Devon Gray: Ending Poverty in California
09:27 Defining Poverty in the U.S. and California
13:07 Policy Choices and Economic Security
19:27 The Role of Government and Public Perception
28:53 Empowering Communities Through Advocacy
31:06 Broadening the Lens on Poverty
32:50 The San Francisco Effect
34:59 Economic Refugees and Housing Crisis
35:58 California's Influence on National Trends
38:41 The Domino Effect of Housing Shortages
41:29 Burnout and Economic Security
44:47 California's Unique Strengths and Challenges
49:57 The Importance of Progressive Politics
54:59 EPIC's Future Focus: Baby Bonds Program
01:00:19 Conclusion and Call to Action
Guest Bio:
Devon Gray the President of End Poverty in California or (Epic). EPIC aims to end poverty in California by
elevating the voices of people experiencing it, creating and implementing bold policies rooted in their
needs, and advancing a state agenda focused on equal opportunity for all.Prior to joining EPIC, Devon was a director with Evergreen Strategy Group, where he advised gun
violence prevention organizations on policy and strategy.
Devon previously served in the Newsom Administration as Special Advisor to the Governor’s Chief of
Staff and is an alumnus of national and statewide political campaigns. He is a graduate of Stanford Law
School and the Stanford Graduate School of Education, and lives in Orange County where he serves as a
delegate to the California Democratic Party.
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Tuesday Jan 07, 2025
Mindful Photography
Tuesday Jan 07, 2025
Tuesday Jan 07, 2025
In a world full of continuous distractions being able to give your full attention to one thing at a time is powerful. According to stats from Workplace Trends and The Guardian on average, employees lose 2.1 hours per day to distractions. This can add up to 720 hours of lost productivity per year.
98% of employees are interrupted at least three or four times a day. The average employee experiences 56 interruptions per day. Companies lose out on substantial profits due to distractions. Businesses in the United States lose upwards of $650 billion annually due to distracted employees. Distractions can lead to employees committing twice as many errors as usual. It takes 23 minutes and 15 seconds to fully recover focus after a distraction.
Nearly 6 in 10 (59%) can't focus for even 30 minutes without getting sidetracked. 92% of employers see lost focus as a major organizational problem. Not surprisingly the number one distraction in today’s world is your cell phone. Most people cannot go 30 minutes without touching it.
This has led to the increase in anxiety, feelings of overwhelm, depression, fear of missing out, social isolation and the list of negative emotions goes on.
Since it is unlikely that billions of people will be throwing away their cellphones anytime soon what if you could learn how to use it for your betterment as a human being and others?
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Mindful Moments [5:35]
- The Why [8:06]
- The Lift [11:00]
- Breaking from the Matrix [14:00]
- Our Identity [16:23]
- Be Still [18:56]
- Catch Yourself [21:00]
- AI Life [28:30]
- The Presence of Photos [32:40]
- The Language of the Planet [35:11]
- Faith [41:24]
- Mindfulness [46:00]
- Getting Started [52:00]
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Tuesday Nov 19, 2024
Food Yoga
Tuesday Nov 19, 2024
Tuesday Nov 19, 2024
This year at Project Good Work we have selected Food Yoga and for both our Giving Tuesday organization and our Organization of the Year due to the overwhelming need of help with multiple wars going on in the world and the growing number of displaced people looking to have their basic needs met. Food Yoga has worked for decades to assist people and their families in war torn areas and help provide relief in poverty-stricken communities.
About Food Yoga International
Food Yoga International, formerly known as Food for Life Global is a modern-day revival of the ancient Indian culture of hospitality. Since the beginning of recorded time, sharing of food has been a fundamental part of the civilized world and in India, such hospitality was based on the understanding of the equality of all beings.
In 1974, an elderly Indian swami, Srila Prabhupada, shocked and saddened upon seeing a group of village children fighting with street dogs over scraps of food, told his yoga students: “No one within ten miles of a temple should go hungry . . . I want you to immediately begin serving food.” Hearkening to the swami’s plea, his followers around the world were inspired to expand that original effort into a global network of free food kitchens, cafes, vans, and mobile services, establishing daily delivery routes in many large cities around the world.
Food Yoga International affiliates also provide food relief in times of natural and man-made disasters: In the war zone of Grozny, Chechnya, in 1994-1996, volunteers risked their lives to provide hot meals to the people in the city, serving over 2 million meals.
Definition of Food Yoga:
Food yoga, or the yoga of eating, is a way of eating that involves paying attention to your body and food, and treating food with respect and gratitude. Some principles of food yoga include:
- Eating mindfully: Savor your food, chew it thoroughly, and eat without distractions.
- Eating with gratitude: Bless your food and express gratitude for it.
- Eating in a pleasant environment: Try to eat in silence or with soft, calming music.
- Eating regularly: Eat regularly with space between meals to promote digestion and prevent overeating.
- Avoiding heavy meals before yoga: Try to eat at least two hours before practicing yoga.
- Eating seasonal produce: Choose fresh, seasonal produce over processed foods and sugary drinks.
- Using herbs and spices: Some herbs and spices, like ginger, turmeric, and cumin, can help with digestion and reduce inflammation.
- Fasting: Fasting can be a tool for detoxification and self-discipline.
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Welcome [4:29]
- Art is a Moment to Touch God [7:06]
- No One Hungry [11:00]
- You Are What You Eat [15:00]
- Food Systems [17:23]
- Heal Yourself [21:02]
- Intention [24:00]
- Energy [30:30]
- Evolution of Consciousness [33:33]
- Happiness and Purpose [41:19]
- Karma [51:47]
- Judgement [56:48]
- New Decade [57:00]
Quote: “A meal means is an opportunity to nourish my body and soul.”
Guest Bio:
Mr. Turner co-founded Food Yoga International, formerly Food for Life Global in 1995. He is a former monk, a veteran of the World Bk, entrepreneur, holistic life coach, a vegan chef and author of 6 books, including, FOOD YOGA - Nourishing Body, Mind, and Soul and the Food for Life Training Manual. Turner has traveled to 72 countries over the last 40 years helping to establish Food for Life projects, train volunteers, and document their success.
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Wednesday Oct 16, 2024
Army of Liars
Wednesday Oct 16, 2024
Wednesday Oct 16, 2024
We live in an age where truth is being reexamined. While Humans are naturally inclined to seek out information that confirms their existing beliefs known as confirmation bias, it is also known that emotional narratives often resonate more with individuals than factual data, making it easier for misleading information to take root.
Additionally, distrust in traditional institutions, such as the media, government, and scientific organizations, has grown. When people feel that these institutions are unreliable, they may turn to alternative sources that align with their views. The rise of social media has made it easier for false information to spread quickly. Political and ideological divisions have created echo chambers where people only engage with information that reinforces their beliefs, often dismissing opposing viewpoints as false. And sadly, we face a society where some groups may deliberately manipulate information for political, economic, or social gain, blurring the lines between fact and opinion.
What’s a person to believe in anymore?
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Why I Love What I Love [3:09]
- Social Media [10:44]
- Dangers of Social Media [12:33]
- Big Brother [16:53]
- Freedom of Speech [18:13]
- The 6’4” Son [28:00]
- Cleaning Up the Internet [32:00]
- The Regulator [37:00]
- How We Got Here [42:00]
- Throw Out the Journalists [47:00]
- The Rise in Hate [49:00]
- How to Make the Change [55:04]
Guest Bio:
Andrew V. Edwards is an author, technologist, and speaker. He is the author of Digital is Destroying Everything (Rowman & Littlefield, 2015, 2018) which was translated into Chinese and Turkish. His 2nd book, Army of Liars was recently published this year and will be the main topic of discussion.
Andrew has also written dozens of articles about digital analytics for ClickZ, the world’s largest online source of marketing advice and information.
With the rise of social media disinformation threats, Andrew founded Verity7 and works to deliver world-class anti-disinformation training and consulting. If would like to learn more about Andrew V. Edwards and his new book Army of Liars go to: https://www.andrewvedwards.com/
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Tuesday Aug 27, 2024
Changing the Script
Tuesday Aug 27, 2024
Tuesday Aug 27, 2024
Being a kid is hard in any decade navigating how to find out who you are, what role you play in your family, developing friendships, dating, school, peer pressure, rules, your hormones, and preparing for adulthood.
Having guidance and a guide in this life is crucial for young people to succeed and many children in today's world may not be able to count on their parents to show them the way due to the growing complexities of our fast-paced technology-driven, and culturally shifting society.
A youth crisis has emerged from a combination of socioeconomic, mental health, educational, and systemic challenges that significantly impact the well-being and future prospects of young people.
During this month of Black Philanthropy, we are looking at Youth in Atlanta, Georgia, A city rich in culture and opportunity, but also marked by challenges that vary across communities. Programs and initiatives continue to emerge to support the well-being, education, and future success of Atlanta’s younger generation. One of those outstanding organizations making a difference is L.E.A.D Center for Youth.
L.E.A.D Center for Youth is a nonprofit organization operating in Atlanta, Georgia whose mission is to empower an at-risk generation to lead and transform the city of Atlanta by using the sports of baseball and tennis to teach Black youth how to overcome three curveballs that threaten their success: crime, poverty, and racism.
Find out more: https://leadcenterforyouth.org/
Topics discussed in this episode:
- The Importance of Words and Mentors [6:09]
- Raising Your Value [13:06]
- Giving Back Full Circle [17:05]
- Empowerment [20:17]
- So Much More [24:13]
- The Invention of Baseball in America [19:20]
- Self Reflection [29:00]
- Black Excellence [32:00]
- Appreciation of Self [36:00]
- True Black History [38:20]
Guest Bio:
C.J. Stewart is an Atlanta native, a former Chicago Cubs outfielder, and an Amazon #1 Best Selling Author (Living To L.E.A.D.: A Story of Passion, Purpose, and Grit). Recognized as one of the top baseball player development professionals in the country, he founded and leads Diamond Directors, a firm renowned for its success in developing elite baseball talent. With over 25 years of experience, Stewart has worked with an impressive roster of clients, including Jason Heyward (Los Angeles Dodgers), Dexter Fowler (Chicago Cubs, World Series Champion), Andruw Jones (former Atlanta Brave), Peter Alonso (NY Mets), Kyle Lewis (Arizona Diamondbacks), and Andrew McCutchen (Pittsburgh Pirates).
Growing up in Hollywood Brooks, one of Atlanta’s most dangerous apartment complexes, Stewart’s journey embodies the adage: ‘Where you start doesn’t determine where you finish’. Despite daunting odds, he used baseball to rise above adversity, nurtured by the support of his community. His passion for the game led him from John A. White Park to being drafted by the Chicago Cubs in both 1994 and 1996.
Together with his wife, Kelli, Stewart extends his impact through their non-profit, L.E.A.D. (Launch, Expose, Advise, Direct), which empowers at-risk youth in Atlanta to transform their communities and lead globally. The program boasts impressive outcomes: 100% high school graduation rate, 93% college enrollment, 90% receiving college scholarships, and 14% entering the military or workforce. Stewart’s commitment to giving back is his way of thanking those who guided him and creating similar opportunities for today’s Atlanta youth.
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Tuesday Aug 06, 2024
The 7-Figure Machine
Tuesday Aug 06, 2024
Tuesday Aug 06, 2024
In this episode, Dr. Noah St. John introduces us to his new book The 7-Figure Machine, and discusses why it takes something different than money to move to 7-Figures.
What You Will Learn (Excerpt from Amazon):
In this groundbreaking book, Dr. Noah St. John, known worldwide as "The Father of AFFORMATIONS®" and "The Mental Health Coach to The Stars" shares his insider secrets and proven tactics to help you maximize your online earnings and achieve your financial goals.
Drawing on more than 25 years of experience as a successful online entrepreneur, Noah reveals his legendary plug-and-play strategies to build your own 7-figure online empire, regardless of your industry or niche.
Here are just some of the things you'll discover in The 7-Figure Machine:
- The ONE mindset shift you need to make to start thinking like a successful online entrepreneur.
- How to identify profitable niches that are in high demand and low competition.
- The secrets to creating high-converting sales funnels that generate massive revenue.
- Insider traffic strategies to drive targeted visitors to your website without breaking the bank.
- How to create and market digital products that sell like hotcakes.
- How to leverage social media and other platforms to build your brand and authority in your niche.
- Hidden tactics to optimize your business for maximum profitability and long-term success.
Whether you're looking to scale your existing business or launch a new one, The 7-Figure Machine provides the hard-won roadmap to financial freedom and success.
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Money and Power [4:09]
- Inspiration [6:06]
- The Inner Game [9:30]
- Six to Seven [12:17]
- Shorten Time [15:13]
- Foundation [19:20]
- The Force [21:37]
- Rethink [26:00]
- The Method [28:30]
- Burn Out [30:20]
- Freedom Lifestyle Formula [30:45]
- Business Changing [33:11]
Guest Bio:
Dr. Noah St. John is the founder and CEO of an international success training company. He has helped People and organizations in more than forty countries using his breakthrough methods to get rid of their "head trash" and enjoy more control, freedom, and abundance in their lives and careers. He is the author of Permission to Succeed and The Great Little Book of Afformations, which have been translated into four languages. He has appeared on CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox News, and has been featured
in Parade, Woman's Day, Modern Bride, Los Angeles Business Journal, the Chicago Sun-Times, the Washington Post, InStyle magazine, and Selling Power.
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Wednesday Jul 10, 2024
Ethical Crisis in Western Healthcare
Wednesday Jul 10, 2024
Wednesday Jul 10, 2024
Globally the average lifespan has increased in most countries due to the rise in technology, increased globalization of resources, and the decrease in physical labor. While having a longer life and more time has its benefits, the longer we stay on the planet the more resources are required to maintain a healthy, functioning, and economically viable life and society. As more people age, keeping everyone healthy becomes a challenge not faced before.
The obvious challenges of an aging population are currently being heightened by fewer people entering the medical field, a declining young population in developed countries, questionable global economic futures, the rising cost of care, the inability to provide universal access to the latest medical care, increases in mental illness and the lack of the ability to control global diseases.
Keeping the population healthy and providing care is of utmost importance but, these barriers must be closely examined and eliminated or controlled for us to thrive.
In this episode, we walk through some of the major issues facing care in the medical field with Dr. Marc David Munk a writer and healthcare executive who, according to the Advisory Board, a US healthcare consultancy, has "a reputation as an innovator. Dr. Munk is recognized as a thought leader in the area of value-based, consumer-facing healthcare and global health. Dr. Munk served as the Chief Medical Officer for Clinics and Retail Pharmacy at CVS Health.
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Twisted Start [6:09]
- The Story [12:06]
- The Tax of the Medical Field [14:00]
- What Changed [15:30]
- Caretaker Care [20:13]
- Holistic [21:02]
- Bring Humanity to Care [23:37]
- Tradition [26:30]
- Document [32:06]
- Pharma [34:20]
- Free Healthcare [38:25]
- Service to the Underserved [42:06]
- Longer Lives [45:00]
- Join the Profession [48:45]
Quote: “I believe healthcare should be free, every country I believe thinks this way but, the question is how do we get there.”
Guest Bio:
Dr. Marc-David Munk a Canadian/American, who has emerged as a prominent figure in healthcare, driving change in emergency medicine and healthcare management across the U.S. and internationally. His career began as an emergency medicine professor and as the medical director of Qatar’s national ambulance service. Advancing to executive roles, he served as Chief Medical Officer for elite physician groups and as the regional President for an international division of a leading American healthcare system. Raised in Switzerland and Canada, Dr. Munk’s educational path led him to earn a BA in philosophy and religion from Colgate University. He then attained an MPH in international health from Boston University. His medical training was completed at Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, followed by an emergency medicine residency and an international health fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh. He also holds a Diploma in Tropical Medicine from Peru’s Gorgas Program and a master’s in healthcare management from Harvard University. Throughout his time as a medical professional, Dr. Munk has been known as an innovator who does not want to lose touch with the reason, he got into medicine to help people.
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Friday Jun 28, 2024
Leadership in a Changing Society
Friday Jun 28, 2024
Friday Jun 28, 2024
It is 2024 and it’s an election year in the United States. The U.S. election is not only important to the citizens of the United States but, to those worldwide as the U.S. tends to set the standards of the world stage. The last four U.S. elections have provided a series of surprises not anticipated by the American public or global society. Each of these elections has shaken the worldviews of the United States, global economic rankings, and what leadership means. Picking the right candidate has become more critical than ever not only from a safety and economic perspective but also from a humanitarian perspective.
Leadership today requires very different tools than in the past because of the changing global marketplace, technology, and a movement of individualism sweeping across the world.
Topics discussed in this episode:
- What Inspired You [4:00]
- Missing in Leadership [10:00]
- Purpose [11:30]
- Tug A War [12:10]
- Down to the Money [14:30]
- Individualism [17:00]
- Three Steps to Leadership [19:00]
- Women in Leadership [20:07]
- Youth in the Workplace [22:56]
- Biggest Challenges [24:00]
- We Are All Leaders [25:00]
- Servant Leadership [25:50]
- Social Layers [27:00]
Quote:
“Too many people outsource their thinking.”
Guest Bio:
Nicky Billou is the #1 International Best Selling Author and A two-time New York Times bestselling author, he is an in-demand and highly inspirational speaker to corporate audiences such as RBC, Lululemon, Royal LePage, and TorStar Media. He is an advisor and confidante to some of the most successful and dynamic entrepreneurs in Canada.
He is the founder of eCircle Academy (www.eCircleAcademy.com ) where he runs a yearlong Mastermind & Educational program working with Coaches, Consultants, Corporate Trainers, Clinic Owners, Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and other service-based Entrepreneurs, positioning them as authorities in their niche. He is the creator of the Thought Leader/Heart LeaderTM Designation.
As the host of the #1 podcast in the world on Thought Leadership, The Thought Leader Revolution (www.TheThoughtLeaderRevolution.com ) Nicky has interviewed over 500 of the world’s top Thought Leaders.
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Thursday Jun 13, 2024
Social Impact Entrepreneurship
Thursday Jun 13, 2024
Thursday Jun 13, 2024
Social entrepreneurship plays a crucial role in addressing complex societal challenges, driving innovation, empowering communities, and creating sustainable impact. It embodies the idea that business can be a force for good, demonstrating that profit and purpose can go hand in hand.
Social entrepreneurs often challenge the status quo and advocate for systemic change. They not only address the symptoms of social problems but also work to address root causes and structural inequalities.
Recently there has been an emphasis on the importance of measuring impact and outcomes rigorously due to the major shifts that are happening in society. By using metrics and data to evaluate effectiveness, social entrepreneurs ensure accountability, transparency, and continuous improvement in their initiatives driving broader systemic change in society.
In today's world social entrepreneurship holds immense importance due to its ability to address pressing societal challenges in innovative and sustainable ways.
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Getting Off the Ground [10:00]
- Challenging Entrepreneurship [14:36]
- Grassroots [15:46]
- Fractional Executive [19:15]
- Stakeholders [26:00]
- Opportunities [29:00]
- I Matter [34:41]
- Barriers in Mindset [37:00]
- Pointers for Social Impact Organizations [41:30]
-Start-Ups [47:29]
- View of Business [51:00]
Quote:
“This generation is armed with bright minds and a compelling sense of duty and mission to solve a lot of these problems.”
Guest Bio:
Mission Flywheel Founder & Chief Revenue Officer Paul Burni who is working to give social impact organizations access to high-level executives who can give a skyscraper view to guide projects and initiatives to the path of success.
Before founding Mission Flywheel Mr. Burani was a Sales Director overseeing Foursquare’s relationships with brands & agencies in the eastern U.S. before that he spent six years at Google, leading key global partnerships & vertical strategy for automotive clients. An agency entrepreneur at heart, he founded Clicksharp Marketing in 2007 which was acquired by Web Liquid/House of Kaizen, where Paul ran global search strategy & operations.
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