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Season 10 Episode 100 Jose Bodipo-Memba (opens the original)
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Episode 100 | Season 10 with Jose Bodipo Memba, Chief Diversity Officer at SMUD, in a conversation about identity, belonging, leadership, and creating opportunities for others. Growing up as an Afro-Latino in a small town with very few people who looked like him, Jose often found himself between worlds—not fully fitting in with African American, White American, or Latino communities. Those experiences of loneliness shaped a deep sense of empathy and love for others, qualities that continue to gu
Season 10 Episode 99 Dr. Jenni Murphy (opens the original)
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Episode 99 | Season 10 with Dr. Jenni Murphy, Ed.D., Dean of the College of Continuing Education at Sacramento State. Dr. Jenni shares her perspective on the evolving role of higher education and how institutions can better serve both students and communities. She reflects on why education should go beyond preparing people for the workforce and instead help develop critical thinkers, engaged leaders, and lifelong learners. Throughout the conversation, she discusses the importance of diversity, e
Season 10 Episode 98 Jaime Lemus (opens the original)
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Episode 98 | Season 10 with Jaime Lemus , Director of the Transportation and Climate Change Division at the Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District. In this episode, Jaime reflects on growing up in Salinas, California, and how witnessing the impact of pesticides on his family and community inspired his path into environmental science. He shares what it means to navigate imposter syndrome as a Brown scientist working in government and why mentors, community, and belonging have bee
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