Lessons We Can Take From Today: Recent Episodes
Fahad Alden
Lessons We Can Take From Today podcast is centered around seeking knowledge from all walks of life, including teachers, doctors, and elected officials.
Welcome to another episode of "Lessons We Can Learn From Today," where we dive deep into the minds of those who are shaping our world, one thought at a time.
Michael isn't your average Joe; he's one of my favorite people in Bedford, if not the mo
In this episode, He takes us behind the curtain of Bedford TV's creative process, offering a unique perspective on how stories are crafted and shared with the world.
But this isn't just about work; it's about life lessons too. Michael shares his journey of learning to set boundaries - a skill that's as crucial in personal relationships as it is in professional ones. It's an enlightening discussion that will make you reassess your own boundaries and perhaps inspire you to redraw them.
This isn't your typical interview; it's more like eavesdropping on a personal conversation between friends (which, let's be honest, is way more fun). So grab your favorite beverage, get comfy, and join us for this heartwarming chat with one of Bedford's finest.
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In this episode of Lessons We Can Take From Today, we have a special guest podcast interview with the amazing Dr. Dave Geller. Dr. Geller is a renowned doctor who has created his own practice and is also the co-host of the popular podcast, What Do We Know?, alongside Dan Brosgol.
Dr. Geller is a man who loves kids and talks about his parenting style and the impact his dad has had on him. He shares his love story of meeting his wife Jen and the high school nostalgia that comes with it. He is a friendly face who loves people and always has a smile on his face.
In this interview, Dr. Geller shares some valuable insights into life, love, and parenting.
Dr. Geller's passion for life is infectious, and his positive attitude toward everything is truly inspiring. He reminds us that life is short, and we should make the most of every moment we have.
So, if you want to learn some valuable lessons from an amazing doctor who has created his own practice, co-hosts a popular podcast, loves kids, and has a heart full of love for people, then this episode of Lessons We Can Take From Today is definitely for you!
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🎬 LESSONS WE CAN TAKE AWAY 🎥 🔥 Our latest podcast interview with the incredible Simon is a MUST-LISTEN for all aspiring filmmakers and creatives out there! As a producer, director, and charity advocate, Simon shares his invaluable tips on working with others, time management, and film creation. 💡 👉 But what really sets Simon apart is his unique creative process - he dives deep into his vision and brings it to life in the most inspiring way possible. 🌟 So if you're ready to take your craft to the next level, tune in now and get ready to be blown away! 🔥 #LessonsWeCanTakeAway #PodcastInterview #SimonTheProducer #FilmCreationTips #CreativeProcess #InspirationOverload 🙌
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In this episode, I sit down with Pouya Ashfar, a visual artist, animator, professor, and proud Iranian American. We talk about how art can be an outlet for grief, the push, and pull of having two identities, the first generation of two immigrants; he also shares some behind-the-scenes knowledge of creating animated series.
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Heather Thom, counselor, certified life coach, and YouTuber, joins us, to talk about breakups, friendships, and reality Tv. She unpacks how she overcame two major breakups and how you overcome nasty breakup as well. She shares some top three red flags in relationships and when it is time to cutt cord in one as well. She also gives us step-by-step plans to set boundaries with friends and loved ones. If you also want to hear the real definition of gaslighting and narcissism, you will want to listen to this eposide.
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Today, I sit down with one of my closet friends James Brosgol. A substitute, Dinning committee chairman and baseball enthusiast. We dive deep into great range of topics. He dishes out how to collaborate and work with work with others, how to initiate change and his experience working with kids.
I have always used unloading gems of knowledge from others and using their stories of adversity to help teach lessons, so I thought, why not share my story? The story of me running is filled with car honking, debate speaking, and connecting with people. I even share stories of bullying, self-loathing that I have kept hidden for so many years out of pride. But just like I share all the good within my life, I also have an obligation to share the bad, in all honestly that my life has been no fairytale. I tocuh on dealing with, not for pitty but to allow maybe someone even one person to feel like, they are not alone and there is light at the end of the tunnel. What makes this story also stand out is I have some special people's voices who helped guide me through this journey speaking, so keep an eye, no actually keep an ear out to some guests you will hear.
Today, I sit down with Peyton, and we unload plenty of lessons from this rising sophomore. He opens up about the power of listening and taking in criticism. As well as how he negatives making and keeping a friend circle as class presdient. He also teases us about his past as an actor and what that experience taught him. As well we explore his origin story and the great lessons his mother passed upon.
Today, I had to sit down Interview Chancellor Julie Chen. She shares excellent nuggets of advice. She dives deep into the importance of diversity and why diversity can be the greatest asset to all organizations. She also shares how she builds a great sense of community among students and how aspiring educators and coaches can do that. We also take a time machine, Into Julie Chen as 19 year old and what her college days entail.
I am joined today by the guest that I am truly honored came on to the podcast. Dan Brosgol sits down, unpacks his social transformation from high school to college, and advises anyone struggling. He also opens up about traveling and how that can open people's horizons from cultural understanding to rolling with the punches. He also dives deep, opening up his cultural heritage and its role in his life. I also open up, about why Dan is my biggest role model of whom I aspire to be like.
I sat down with a community artist, teacher, and elected official, where she shared secrets on to teach and direct people to reach a goal, stay composed during hard times, and shares why experiential learning is essential for this upcoming generation.
Today, I sat down with Representative Ken Gordon, who gave me some great advice. We discuss how to make commitments and come through with them. As well, as working with colleagues with differing political views and yet still reaching a common goal.