On Love In Public, we discuss issues of social, economic, and community justice in a way that is accessible and relatable to everyday people."Justice is what love looks like in public." - Cornell West
On this month’s episode of Love In Public, we talk to Debra Wright-Hudson, Acting Principal of McLaughlin Fine Arts Middle School, about the justice work of education. We discuss how her own personal history led her to become an educator.
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On this month’s episode of Love In Public, we speak with Nicola Robinson, an Atlanta Estate Planning attorney, about the importance of preparing for the inevitable. We talk about her passion for preparing black families to prepare for end-of-life and death.
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On this month’s episode of Love In Public, we speak to EJ Nieves, a Florida visual artist, about his journey to becoming a full-time artist. We discuss his decision to transition from working for others to pursuing his passion. We talk about his passion for art, even from an early age.
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On this month’s episode of Love In Public, we speak with Jill Tuman, a private investigator with Prison Break Investigations. We discuss Jill’s work as a private investigator for individuals who have been charged in felony cases.
We chat about her decision to move from law enforcement to private investigations. We also speak about:
On this month’s Love In Public Podcast, we speak with Darrell Starling, the CRA Coordinator for the City of Lake Wales, Florida, about his work in coordinating the historic northwest Lake Wales neighborhood and his introduction to community work.
We chat about his decision to come to work in Lake Wales and serve the city in the way he wanted for his own home. We also discuss: