Whose World Is This? with Junya René Beaubrun: Recent Episodes
Junya René Beaubrun
Hello, I am the host of Whose World Is This? with Junya René Beaubrun . A show where we will ask the uncomfortable questions about who we are, where we are, and how we got here. This will not be the usual click bait commentary, this will be a deep dive into our individual politics, musical interests, religious inclinations, as well as travel experiences. We will have interesting guests from all over the world giving you insight to the places they've been and things that they've seen. Let's take this ride together.
In this episode we discuss the recent revelations that the United States is going through the largest car loan default since the financial crisis 15 years ago. The average monthly car payment has ballooned to $700 a month before insurance, maintenance and fuel considerations. With no comprehensive public transportation system and 93% of the population relying on private transportation to get to and from work. We ask the question can the American worker afford to "Return To Office"?.
In this episode we discuss the rising costs of child care in the United States and the controversial measures that President Biden is looking to alleviate the cost burden. We ask a fundamental question, should the tax payer subsidize the cost of child care or would it be cheaper and more beneficial to society on a whole if the government and the business community fundamentally removed the barriers that make it almost impossible for one of the parents to stay home during a child's formative years
We discuss this and much more
In this episode we speak about an interesting weekend in entertainment, where Creed 3 premiered and comedian Chris Rock premiered his special where he speaks about Will Smith and his wife Jada Pinkett. and the violent event that occurred at the 2022 Academy Awards where actor Will Smith jumped on the stage to slap Chris Rock across the face. We discuss how celebrity in the western world is weaponized to distract every day people and also how marginilized underrepresented groups over value celebrity.
In this episode we discuss the Work from Home vs Return To Work conflict that is occurring in the United States today. Many employees have argued that they have been as productive if not more productive doing office work from the confines of their home rather than commuting to corporate offices. They also have indicated that there is a significant increase in their work-life balance.
The business community has countered that notion by saying that a significant portion of the workforce working from home diminishes the cohesion of sales teams and overall office morale.
We discuss this and much more.
It is unprecedented in the course of human history that man has been exposed to this amount of distractions at one time. In this episode we ask a pertinent question. What are each of us doing to counteract the negative effects of a 24 hour news cycle, thousands of viewing options and several devices with which to view them on?
In this episode we discuss our Time vs how productive we are with that time. We also discuss the greatest sports career of all time, and how that is an example of how to properly utilize one's time to achieve the goals we want.
In this episode we discuss the increase in employment related depression in the United States. There are many that equate their quantifiable net worth to their self worth, when the net worth decreases there is a feeling that the self worth decreases as well.
We discuss that and much more.
In our first episode of 2023 we discuss whether or not you are truly betting on yourself in the New Year.
Are you dusting off that "things I want to do list" off and doing the work of living the life you want to live?
We discuss that and more.
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As we enter into the winter holiday season 2022, we ask how everyone is feeling? Have you checked in with yourself? Are you taking inventory and identifying the issues that give you pause? Do the holidays bring more distress to you than joy? We talk about an experience that I recently had with a former colleague whose mental health could be compromised, and also how many in the tech world are tuning out social media for good in favor of peace of mind.
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In this episode we discuss Paul Whelan, the former Marine who is imprisoned in Russia on espionage charges. His name has been in the news recently along with fellow American Brittany Griner who has been recently released from a Russian penal colony and is now back in America, many people are asking why isn't Paul Whelan released as well. Has anyone asked the question of whether he is actually guilty of the crime he was found guilty of in a Russian court?
We discuss it.
In this episode we discuss the release of Brittney Griner after 294 of detention in Russia for transporting a vape pen that contained hash oil on Russian soil. We ask whether or not her incarceration was excessive and should she have been released in a prisoner swap for one of the most notorious arms smugglers in history.
In this episode we discuss the controversy surrounding "Luxury" clothing brand Balenciaga, and if the backlash is warranted.
In this episode we discuss what I call selective outrage. How if one speaks of one group they run the risk of losing their livelihood, reputation etc. However the same individual can speak ill of another group and they can see all the positive metrics in their life increase like their stature, finances etc.
We discuss those you can and can't hit and much more.
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Class is in session and we are taking notes and taking names of all of those who shamed the "unvaxxed" in the media. Every news cycle there seems to be another talking head or celebrity walking back the repugnant and derogatory comments they made about the unvaccinated. We speak about how we cannot allow our fears to open doors that our intellect will have challenges closing later on.
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We continue the discussion and respond to listeners who disagree with the notion that the Unvaxxed are deserving of an apology. Let's talk about it
In this episode we discuss the New York State Judge's decision to reinstate 16 New York sanitation workers that were terminated from their employment due to their abstention from the Covid -19 vaccine. Several cases regarding wrongful termination of the unvaccinated are making their way through several jurisdictional courts in the United States, so we ask the question, do the unvaxxed deserve an apology?
In this episode we discuss how the American government, public and private sector all owe the citizens who abstained from obtaining the Covid-19 treatment a formal apology for how they were mistreated.
In this episode we discuss America failing to pay its teachers a living wage and massive pay gap versus cost of living that is occurring. Where is a country headed that fails to financially incentivize intellectual pursuits? If a country fails to pay its teachers according to their efforts, is that country in turn failing the students?
In this episode we discuss the complicated history of Queen Elizabeth II, The Royal family, and the British Empire. We also discuss America and its citizenry's relationship with royalty. Should democracies all over the world respect, revere, adore the idea of inherited power in the form of royalty? We ask this and much more.
We conclude our conversation about my recent encounter with law enforcement and we dive into where police powers should start and end. Is the general public ready to have a conversation about policing themselves or how and when and why the police themselves should be policed?
In this conversation I discuss a recent encounter that I had with law enforcement during a traffic stop.
In this episode we discuss the epidemic college drop out rate for boys, and how America's psychiatric, feminist, labour, and educational system has failed young boys and have stunted their growth into manhood.
In this episode we discuss the adverse affects that exposing a child as young as 2 years old to certain technologies can have on a developing mind, we assert that it may be time to take a 'fast from tech' instead of asking for faster tech. We discuss what a parent can do to become a better digital role model for their child. Let's discuss it
In this episode we speak about the tech engineers that have provided us with the new social media world that we are all in and the great lengths they go to insulate their own offspring from that same world. If they are preventing their kids from using what mom and dad created then what should you be doing with your kids? Let's discuss it
In this episode we discuss the research done by academics as it relates to mass shooters. Over 180 shooters were researched and there is very compelling evidence as to what can be done to prevent mass shooting in the future. Let's discuss it.
In this episode we discuss whether America's politicians are being disingenuous when they speak about banning guns in the United States while making no mention of America being the largest exporter of guns to the rest or the world.
In this episode we discuss the influence that copious amounts of digital consumption over interpersonal social interaction is having on today's youth and how that could be adversely affecting their decision making in young adulthood. We also discuss how the rise in gun violence among suburban teens can be related to the new stimuli in the lives of youth. Join the conversation
We discuss whether or not gun control should be the emphasis of the conversation surrounding the staggering gun violence in America. Poverty and mental illness has been an accurate indicator of violence in America we ask should there be a war on poverty instead of a war on guns?
We discuss why prohibition has failed abysmally in the United States whether it was alcohol, gambling or illicit narcotics, and how the prohibitions of firearms would have the same disastrous results.
We discuss the difference between being "Woke", "Conscious", and "AWARE" in this new political landscape.
In this episode we discuss the events that occurred in Buffalo and in Texas. What is occurring with America's youth that is leading to an unprecedented time of violence in America's history.
In this episode we discuss the criticism that NBA Champion and All-Star Kyrie Irving of the Brooklyn Nets receives for abstaining from protocols and procedures regarding the virus and we ask was it "his body his choice"? We also speak about the legacy of content creator, image consultant Kevin Samuels and his legacy after his sudden death this week in Atlanta. Was he as controversial as some say he was or was he speaking traditional truths that are missing from today's discourse as it relates to modern relationships in the West.
In this episode we discuss the 'My Body My Choice" conversation, as it pertains to reproductive rights. We also ask should the village that men and women come from have input as to who they procreate since it is those offspring that will either adversely or positively contribute to the world in and outside of their immediate families. We discuss this and much more.
In this episode we discuss the current climate surrounding the Roe v Wade decision, /reproductive rights, the "My body, my choice" paradigm and what that means for men in the western world, should potential fathers' feelings be taken into consideration when it comes to who does or doesnt get allowed to be born? We talk about that and much more.
In this episode we delve a bit deeper in the idea of who we identify with and how that impacts who we sympathize with. Is our empathy for others based on how we've been socialized? We speak about that and much more.
We discuss the recent attack on Dave Chappelle at his recent performance. We discuss what would prompt someone to jump onto a stage during a live performance and attack an individual while they are peforming? We ask, how are we dealing with our mental illness as individuals and is it enough?
In this episode we commemorate May 1st (May Day) otherwise known as Workers’ Day or International Workers’ Day. We discuss the events that shape the events that led to America's 8 hour work day/40 hour work week. We also discuss how "America's Left" have all but abandoned the conversation about true economic justice, work life balance, the reduction of the workday/week, maternity/paternity leave etc.
In this episode we discuss Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis's House Bill 1557, officially named the “Parental Rights in Education”. It has been derisively described as the "Don't Say Gay" Bill. We explore the role of parents in an age where school boards want more and more control over what is taught to American children that fall out of the boundaries of what is considered core curriculum studies. With that in mind we ask "Who's In Your Village" and does your child's school parrot your values and principles? And if not we discuss what you can do about it.
In this episode we speak about the notion of worthy and unworthy victims. What parameters decide who gets aid who gets sympathy and who does not. We apply the unworthy/worthy victim dynamic to the conflict currently occurring in the Ukraine.
With over 50% of law school students, medical school students and college undergraduates being women, we ask what does this mean for the state of labor in America? Will we finally have a federally mandated maternity leave, a shorter work week? Will family values and a new standard come from the pr-eminence of women in the most influential and prestigious fields?
It has been said that, "Behind every great man, there is a great woman". What does that say about the not so great men? In this episode we summarize several conversations that we've had with women over the years regarding Diversity, Inclusion and Equality. We've added another word to the dynamic. ACCOUNTABILITY. In the age of equality we ask, how much responsibility do women have in the how the world has turned out up to this point?
In this episode we discuss the events involving Will Smith, Chris Rock and Jada Pinkett-Smith and the 2022 Academy Awards ceremony. We ask what responsibility does cancel culture have when it comes to the violence that occurs. If they dont cancel the toxic messy relationship of Will and Jada and cancel the actions at the academy awards should "cancelling be cancelled"?
In this episode we discuss which Generation Y or Millennial activist or scholar is carrying on the tradition from the Giants of the Lost, Silent & Boomer generation? And if any scholars, activists, and intellectuals from this generation actually exist that can withstand the rigors of intellectual and ideological inquiry necessary to succeed in their agendas.
In this episode we discuss the heroic acts of the Canadian truckers who have protested on the US/Canada border, we also discuss the conspicuous silence from New Yorkers that were negatively impacted by Vaccine and Mask mandates.
In this episode we explore the concept of sovereignty, and how it is used to describe how state actors can or can't act in the geopolitical sphere and how the United States and other nations has undermined or supported sovereignty in the past.
In this episode we speak about the hypocritical double standard that exists on the Ukrainian borders pertaining to which 'refugees' get to leave the theatre of war and which ones are left to stay. We speak about the 84 million people that are displaced worldwide as of 2021 and why there is little coverage of those people and the help they need. We touch on that subject and more.
We speak about the ongoing battle for the hearts and minds of people the world over. Who are the heroes and who are the villains when superpower collide. What do we do to assess our biases when it comes to who are the victims, perpetrators, heroes and villains? We speak about the history of the Communist Party's origins in the United States, and how it was one of only two organizations in America that would allow blacks to be members. We speak about that and much more
In this episode we talk about the skyrocketing cost of day care in America, and why the United States is the only industrialized nation without a federally mandated maternity leave. Is it time for women to put pressure on their elected officials and inform them that this is a central issue in the work life balance conversation? We discuss that and the shortening of the full time work day and work week as well on this episode of Whose World Is This? with Junya Rene Beaubrun
In this episode we conclude our conversation about the tone and tenor that has been attributed to the US/Ukraine/Russia dispute. We highlight the different groups of refugees in different parts of the world that are hoping to escape war and famine and look to the West to greet them with the same open arms that the Ukrainian refugees are being met with. We discuss Africa, South and Central America as well as the difference between a government's actions and the will of its people.
This is part 2 of a discussion about the United States, Russia, Ukraine and the proxy wars that have existed for over 70 years. We discuss Vietnam, Cambodia, Central and South America as well as Africa and how these countries have been negatively impacted by superpowers colliding.
In this episode we enter into a conversation about Russia, the United States, Ukraine and state sovereignty. What does it mean, and how did we get to this point?
In this episode we discuss Turkish American Professional basketball player Enes Kanter Freedom's nomination for a Nobel Peace Prize, his admonishment of Black NBA players and how he has emerged as the darling of the Right-Wing American Media.
In this episode we discuss the revelations of Christopher Cole, FDA employee, and the mainstream media black out of those revelations. Is the relationship between the FDA and major Pharmaceutical companies ethical? We discuss that and much more
In this episode we discuss the controversies surrounding Spotify Podcast Host Joe Rogan, we also discuss the controversies surrounding disgraced CNN Host Chris Cuomo and Don Lemmon. CNN is experiencing a 90% ratings dip from this time last year. Why has their audience abandoned them, and where have they gone? We speak about the mandate protests that are occurring globally as well as the truckers in Canada. What doe the mainstream media owe the public in regards to how they report these issues? We discuss this and more.
In this episode we discuss the 1 year anniversary of the January 6th 2021 events that occurred in America's capitol. We ask the questions were the events that transpired evidence of a democracy in danger or a democracy at work?
As we conclude our "Happy Still Here" series we discuss the sobering statistic that 80% of Americans who make New Year's resolutions do not fulfill them. We discuss the actionable steps to take to meet the expectations you have for yourself.
In this episode we discuss the actionable steps necessary to get your life to where you want it to be in 2022.
Happy New Year 2022 In this episode we discuss what changes need to be made in the New Year to have different outcomes from 2021.
In keeping with the theme over the last several episodes we discuss the different between winning an argument and being accurate. We discuss how to avoid the need to win an argument at the holiday dinner table this season.
In this episode we discuss whether or not we should remain quiet if the conversations about politics turn confrontational at the holiday dinner table this season. We discuss ways to preempt and prevent any conflicts from occurring and we also discuss ways to heal the families that have been fractured from past discord over differing ideologies. Let's talk about it
In this episode we continue to discuss the tools necessary to step out of our own dogmas and understand why some of our family members and friends have opposing views on issues important to us. The dinner table this holiday season is a good time for us to get to know the people we love the most on a deeper level, and find out how they came to believe what they believe and it represents an opportunity to examine our own beliefs as well. Let's talk about it
In this episode we briefly recap our discussion of the hypocrisy of NBA player Enes Kanter and former NBA player Andrew Bogut. We dig further into the divisions at the dinner table of many families that date back to the 2008 election of then President Barack Obama that still persists 13 years later with the election of now President Joseph Biden. We uncover how to identify our own confirmation bias and identify it in members of our family and addressing it to create a more fruitful communication over the holidays and in the future.
In this episode we discuss the cross section of sports & politics the hypocrisy of Andrew Bogut and Enes Kanter and their manufactured outrage against LeBron James. Let's talk about it.
In this episode we continue to discuss the political tensions between family members and how important it is to reach a common accord with the people closest to us in these unpredictable times. Let's talk about it
In this episode we speak about whether its the child care system that is broken or it is our country's attitude towards family and work life balance that is broken? We also discuss the modern parent's attitude toward child rearing and is it best for children to be outsourced to under paid child care workers at early ages or should the modern American women re-prioritize their expectations before planning a family? Can We have It All?
In this episode we discuss the fractures happening at the holiday dinner table this holiday season between the jabbed and the unjabbed family the ones who voted for one party or another during the last presidential and what we can do to mend these fractures in these uncertain times between us and our loved ones. We discuss that and more.
In this episode we ask, whether it's the media that is exacerbating the divisions in our countries or is the media fanning the flames of divisions that already existed? We discuss that and more.
In this episode we discuss a conversation I had with two environmentalists and my assertion that there will be no change in how human beings treat the Earth until humans change how they deal with each other.
In this episode we discuss the hypocrisy of our government leaders rhetoric at the COP26 climate conference. We discuss the conflicting legality of solar panels and off the grid life in the United States.
In this episode we speak about the employment strikes that are happening in the medical field all over the United States. We discuss how these heroes on the front lines have been neglected financially by the healthcare system and how all of us suffer because of it. Let's discuss it
In this episode we speak about Facebook changing it's name to META. We ask what does this Metaverse mean for human interactions. How can we use it to augment our relationships and make them more meaningful. Let's discuss
In this episode we discuss the debacle of the leaked Facebook emails and what that means for the future for social media and how we human beings interact. We also discuss how to find the balance between our social media friends without weakening the connections with our actual friends. Let's discuss it
In this episode I give my predictions as to whether or not the United States will return to a business as usual atmosphere. Will the American worker go back to the office full time and forfeit the hybrid work from home model? Will the American worker demand better wages and working conditions in lieu of the perils that can occur? We'll talk about this and more.
In this episode we speak about the upcoming holiday season and how the events over the last 18 months may put a strain on holiday festivities. We speak about how to Love the family members whose politics and stances we hate.
In part 3 of our conversation about Money and our motivations to attain it, we speak about the watershed moment that can be created by the American worker to increase their wages and working conditions.
In this episode we further discuss whether or not money is the root of all evil. We delve into what the American worker can do in the current climate to exercise what leverage they do have for better pay, better hours and overall better work, play, live balance.
In part 1 of our series about money, we discuss the idea of Money and the role its played in the world over the last 5,000 years. Is it the root of all evil? Or is there more to it? We also discuss how money can be used to evaluate an individual's intentions, and how to leverage yourself in today's job market. Let's discuss it
In this episode we speak about our fund drive helping the Haitians affected by the earthquake, we speak about activating our entrepreneurial spirit in the age of more repressive tactics by employers. We speak briefly about how much our dignity is worth. We also speak about how to grow our show! Please rate and review our show on itunes, apple podcasts or whichever platform you use to listen us, it helps grow the audience ! Thank you
In this episode we speak about everything from Human Resources departments using computers to read resumes instead of actual Human Resource personnel to the promises that our President Joseph R Biden has made. In 2021 do you feel you have been given the kiss of life or the kiss of death based on current events? Let's discuss it
In this episode we speak about the significant events that have occurred in Septembers present and past. From 9/11 to Occupy Wall Street to Haitian deportations and Vaccine Mandates. Let's discuss it
In this episode we discuss how to expand your brand, do become a bigger and better and brand new YOU. We discuss the things that you have to relinquish to free us for the life that we want to grasp. Let's discuss it
In this episode we speak about the origins of Labor Day, the good, the bad, and the ugly. We commemorate all the workers throughout the 19th and 20th century that sacrificed their lives and livelihoods for a dignified work day. Happy Labor Day Let's discuss it
In this episode we speak about how charitable actions and being in service to others can serve to heal us in the things that we are going through.
In this episode we discuss whether the censoring of sentiment that is counter to predominant narratives is detrimental to the idea of freedom of speech in America. There have been several people who have been cancelled and banned from social media forums while others who can be considered just as controversial have remained. Who gets to say what is deemed acceptable and what isn't? Is this a slippery slope in an age where sources of information have become increasingly centralized? Let's discuss
In this episode we discuss the perils of not being your authentic self at the workplace.
In this episode we discuss the things that the audience will and won't see me do regarding the Whose World Is This show. We discuss the various show topics and directions that the show can go and my views on fame, popularity.
In this episode we ask the question, Are We all prisoners of our own dogmas and belief systems? Do we give ourselves room to question our own beliefs? Do we give the people in our lives room to question our beliefs? Do we read and go out and experience things that are outside of belief systems that we may or may not have chosen for ourselves? Do we take predominant sentiment at face value without testing it? We ask these questions and many more..
In this episode we discuss everything from nuclear proliferation to the privatization of our water supply to Bill Gates being the largest farmland owner in North America. The question I pose is will we survive all that things that seem to threaten humanity on a whole? Let's discuss it.
In this episode I ask the listening audience to do me a favor and spread the world about not only the show but all the sponsors and business entities that are tied to the show like ONELAVI.COM and CHAVESHOUSE.COM There is exponential value that is added when we invest in each other. Let us enrich, illuminate, and enlighten one another.
In this episode we discuss how technology has made our world smaller. Through our technology we can familiarize ourselves with places and people that were foreign to us in the past. The flipside to that is that the very same providers of that technology that was supposed to illuminate, educate and enlighten us, is now being censored at an alarming rate to where the information that we need to make informed decisions is being withheld from us. What do we do when our truthtellers are being suspended, and deleted from major social media sites and scrubbed from our search engines? Where has the truth gone in this "small world?"
In this episode we speak briefly about the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moise, the chaos that preceded the assassination and how my visits to Haiti from childhood to adulthood helped change my view about what home is. Let's discuss it
In this episode we discuss how New York's government policies during the pandemic adversely affected a city that was already suffering due to a mass migration out of the city. We ask whether New York City will ever return to its former place as one of the world's best cities? Let's discuss it
In this episode we speak about the effects of single parenthood on children. Is society feeding young girls the wrong message about nuclear families? Are our girls becoming lost due to the conflicting messages about marriage and family? We offer statistics and insight in this episode. Let's discuss it
In this episode we discuss what it means to be authentic in a world that is constantly attempting to put us in a category. We discuss Nina Simone, Albert Einstein and their thoughts on authenticity and what we all can do in a Post-Pandemic world to live are truest version of ourselves.
In this episode we speak briefly about the state of affairs domestically and internationally. I ask the poignant question, "What would each of you do differently if you ruled the world?" Let's discuss it.
In this episode we discuss everything from Broadway shows opening back up to my favorite hip hop concerts all time. Are live performances going to be an organic energy filled experience like years past or it will it be a series of medical protocols before you enter the venue that may take the fun out of the experience altogether? Let's discuss it
In this episode we discuss the alarming increase in gun violence across the United States, and the gun legislation that follows it. We examine the neighborhoods where this gun violence is occurring and where it is not occurring and do a compare and contrast to see is it gun control that we need or poverty control? Let's discuss it
In this episode we discuss how to 'set up' the rest of 2021 to live the life you want to live, what steps you need to take, and how to ease out of the fear and hesitation to live your life to the fullest.
In this episode we push back on the narrative that individuals should have made better use of their time under the quarantines that occurred in 2020. We counter certain narratives that assert that people should have taken affirmative actions to start new businesses, try new hobbies etc etc and those who didn't missed out on a golden opportunity. Lets talk about it
In this episode we discuss that halfway point of 2021 and what that may mean for many Americans. Are you optimistic about the future? Or are you waiting for the other shoe to drop. With the moratorium on evictions and college loan deferment soon to be lifted many people will find themselves in the same financial situation they were in a year ago. So. We ask. What Is Coming?
In this episode we discuss what it means to be authentic in a world that is constantly attempting to put us in a category. We discuss Nina Simone, Albert Einstein and their thoughts on authenticity and what we all can do in a Post-Pandemic world to live are truest version of ourselves.
In this episode we discuss what we watch, how we watch it and what it has done to our ever decreasing attention span as a society. Is it time to put our electronic devices down and pick up books or has that era passed for good? We discuss that and much more.
In this episode we discuss who has "power" or "influence" over the important decisions we make in our life. We discuss the actor Morgan Freeman using his "power" as a movie actor and celebrity to tell people that the COVID-19 Vaccine is safe. What do you think? Should a celebrity with no background in medicine/science speak to the safety of a vaccine? Should he tell the general population that its ok because he's done it? Or is it no different than any other product or medicine that other celebrities have endorsed? Let's talk about it.
In this episode we discuss how we view the dream world, and how our view of the dream world can often times determine what our "awake" world looks like. Which one is it? Should we be living our dreams, or should we treat our dreams as something we do only when we are sleep? We discuss this and much more..
In part 2 of our exciting sit down with Author, Choreographer, Transformational Life Coach and CEO of Chaves House Publishing we do a deep dive into her new "The Essential Self-Publishing Success Blueprint" a book where she gives anyone who's ever thought about writing a book introspective and step by step outlines as to what works and what doesn't. We also discuss her dynamic Lenaure Batista Journals Collection created to inspire women to write down their thoughts, aspirations, and what they are grateful for! Look for her amazing collection on chaveshouse.com.
In part 1 of this exciting 2 part interview we sit down with acclaimed Author, Choreographer, Transformational Life Coach and CEO of Chaves House Publishing Lenaure Batista. We discuss her awesome new book for anyone who has ever been interesting in writing a book of any kind. The book will have its global launch on Tuesday April 6th 2021 it's called "The Essential Self-Publishing Success Blueprint." We talk about this book as well as her dynamic new collection of journals on Chaveshouse.com created for the woman on the go that wants to chronicle her gratitude and the things they want to plan out in their life for their life.
In this amazing episode we speak to Jean Laguerre aka Mr. Natural USA, a 23 time bodybuilding champion and author of the book Art Of the R.E.P. We discuss his upbringing in New York City, his spiritual approach to incorporating all the lessons of body building to the rest of his life. Listen and discover how this 23 time champion with over 46 years of bodybuilding juggle fitness and family.
In this episode we discuss, the dynamics that exist between an entrepreneur and their family/friends and what each side needs to know about the other. We take a look at what it takes to succeed as a business person and how the people around us can help or hurt our cause. Don't forget to subscribe/rate/ and leave a review! Any questions/suggestions email us at whoseworldisthis21@gmail.com and follow us on instagram @whoseworldisthis2021
In episode 9 we discuss how to mend the relationships that have been fractured due to the differences in political opinions. There have been many stories about how the current political climate has created battle lines between friends and family. One of the questions we ask: Is it possible to reach across those battle lines and become family again? Don't forget to subscribe/rate/ and leave a review! Any questions/suggestions email us at whoseworldisthis21@gmail.com and follow us on instagram @whoseworldisthis2021
In episode 8 we discuss the idea of Love as a verb not just an abstract emotion. How do we convert the emotion into actions that positively affect the lives of those less fortunate than us? Don't forget to subscribe/rate/ and leave a review! Any questions/suggestions/ contact us at whoseworldisthis21@gmail.com and follow us on Instagram @whoseworldisthis2021
In Episode 7 we speak about the cycle of life from nowhere to now here back to nowhere, and how to use our youth, young adulthood and our elder years to inform us throughout our journey. Don't forget to subscribe/rate/ and leave a review! Any questions/suggestions/concerns email us at whoseworldisthis21@gmail.com and follow us @whoseworldisthis2021
In Episode 6 we discuss how certain events in the year 2020 derailed many of our goals and expectations, and what we can do to set things right before the second half of 2021.
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In part 2 of our interview with Hip Hop artist Sam John aka PAK, we discuss the challenges and triumphs of being an independent artist, and I give my insight as a former music businessperson on how the business of music has changed over the last two decades, and what artists today can do to remain independent and successful without major corporate backing. Be sure to subscribe to his website @pakraps.com Don't forget to subscribe/rate/ and leave a review! Have questions/comments/concerns regarding our show, please feel free to email us at whoseworldisthis21@gmail.com and follow me @thejunlife or whoseworldisthis2021 on instagram.
This is part 1 of a two part interview where we sit down with Sam John aka PAK. A Pakistani American Hip Hop artist based in Honolulu Hawaii. We discuss his background, his travels, and how Hip Hop music and culture helped expand his world view. Contact Sam John aka PAK and subscribe to his mailing list for exclusive content at PAKRAPS.COM Don't forget to subscribe/rate/ and leave a review! Have questions/comments/concerns regarding our show, please feel free to email us at whoseworldisthis21@gmail.com and follow me @thejunlife or whoseworldisthis2021 on instagram.
In Episode 3 we discuss how people see life. For some it's a place of infinite possibilities and for others it is wrought with peril and limitations. Don't forget to subscribe/rate/ and leave a review! Have questions/comments/concerns regarding our show, please feel free to email us at whoseworldisthis21@gmail.com and follow me @thejunlife or whoseworldisthis2021 on instagram.
In Episode 2 of our show we discuss the nuances of the word Diversity, and how it's been used in our society. We use present day New York City and its history as a case study on how "Diversity" is manifested in the world's most diverse city. Don't forget to subscribe/rate/ and leave a review! Have questionons/comments/concerns regarding our show, please feel free to email us at whoseworldisthis21@gmail.com and follow me @thejunlife or whoseworldisthis2021 on instagram.
In this inaugural episode of our show, We discuss my motivations for starting this platform. We discuss Einstein's premise of a hostile or peaceful universe and how our American 24 hour news cycle uses that to either inform or misinform us and what we can do to take control of how we think. Don't forget to subscribe/rate/ and leave a review! Have questions/comments/concerns regarding our show, please feel free to email us at whoseworldisthis21@gmail.com and follow me @thejunlife or whoseworldisthis2021 on instagram.