SOC Live: Recent Episodes
Trent Ogilvie
State of our Community was started in 2013 by Chris Poynter and Trent Ogilvie with a dream to make a difference in their community. SOC focuses on visioning, strategizing, organizing, and mobilizing to create change in our community. SOC focuses on three interconnected and systemic areas that affect persons in profound ways: Education, Economics, and Empowerment. Through research, dialogue, and strategic planning, we endeavor to make an impact by turning dreams into realities by pursuing greatness.
What is the truth about coronavirus and how to keep you and your family safe? Don't miss this podcast with valuable and practical information from Maury County's own Dr. Kita Williams that will help you stay safe and healthy. We are in this together. Don't get tired of doing the right thing. Wear a mask, wash your hands, keep 6ft apart, and get tested today. SOC LIVE #wearesafertogether
SOC Live continues to discussion around Education, Economics, and Empowerment in our community. Our special guests are Dr. Kimberly Osborne and Ashley Harlan joining the SOC co-hosts Chris Poynter and Trent Ogilvie.
This inaugural State of our Community "SOC Live 2020" podcast uncovers some answers to the question, How Free Are We? Since June 19, 1865 (Juneteenth), we celebrate FREEDOM DAY in the African-American community. The history of dedication, sacrifice, and perseverance is among our people is strong. During this podcast, we review Education, Economics, and Empowerment within our community to ask after 155 years, "How Free Are We?" Episode Guests: Dr. Kim Osborne, Ashley Harlan, Chris Poynter, and Trent Ogilvie