APCDA President Satomi Chudasama joins us in a very practical career practitioner focused episode. She sits down with host Dr. Brian Hutchison for a conversation about working with college students in a Career Services setting. Most present in our dialogue is the importance of helping students slow down, self-reflect, and see themselves in the process of career planning. Full of practical tips, insight into her personal career practice at Princeton University, and the important role career planning

In today’s episode, we are bringing back some of our favorite questions and answers from our previous guests Howard Wright, Korey Sewell, and Justin Castelli. We answer the questions: For people who take the step to do research and end up in a crazy rabbit hole and think that the information they find is the truth, how can people find actual, real sources? Everyone has something they can use to help others in their anti-racism journey. How does someone figure out the thing that they can do to

In this episode, I discuss the pros and cons of joining the full-time Army (or Military) versus Army Reserves, and which course of action may be better for you in preparing for selection.

Music plays an important role in the lives of people from all walks of life and from cultures around the globe. It connects us to memories, places, people, and situations. It's also a source of enjoyment and recreation: a distraction from trials ad tribulation, boosts mood and can help soothe feelings of loneliness.. Many of us, but especially older adults, experienced the feelings of isolation and loneliness during COVID. This was a particular tragedy for nursing home residents but also for those

Music plays an important role in the lives of people from all walks of life and from cultures around the globe. It connects us to memories, places, people, and situations. It's also a source of enjoyment and recreation: a distraction from trials ad tribulation, boosts mood and can help soothe feelings of loneliness.. Many of us, but especially older adults, experienced the feelings of isolation and loneliness during COVID. This was a particular tragedy for nursing home residents but also for those

In today’s episode, we are talking to Kurling Robinson is a co-founder, a musician, and a startup visionary with over 25 years of experience in software development and entrepreneurship. Come join us for this real, authentic, and honest conversation about what it looks like to be an activist in 2022. In this episode, we answer questions like: >What does it mean to be an activist? >What are some of the trends you see in businesses that you could apply to a startup? Do you have a

The four nations of the UK each have their own Enhanced Optometric Services. This is the first of two episodes which explore how these pathways benefit patients, practitioners and the NHS. In this episode, Michelle Hanratty discusses the Enhanced Optometric Services in Wales with Clare Pearce, an optometrist based in Cardiff and in England with Kevin Liu, an IP optometrist based in Greater Manchester. We also hear about the experience of Ffion, who used the Wales Eye Care Service (WECS) due to a

Each and every one of us has dreams, Many of us let our dreams die or think we don't have what it takes to pursue them. Many others think that since they've completed their traditional work roles, whether by their own choice or because of ageist attitudes, that they've somehow lost their value and with them, the possibility of pursuing their dreams. Society contributes to those beliefs as the prevailing point of view is that if one is no longer an active member of the traditional workforce, they

Each and every one of us has dreams, Many of us let our dreams die or think we don't have what it takes to pursue them. Many others think that since they've completed their traditional work roles, whether by their own choice or because of ageist attitudes, that they've somehow lost their value and with them, the possibility of pursuing their dreams. Society contributes to those beliefs as the prevailing point of view is that if one is no longer an active member of the traditional workforce, they

In this episode, I discuss the reasons why a candidate would finish selection, but not pass. I also discuss the criteria you will be assessed on throughout selection and the reasons a candidate may fail the reinforcement cycle.

Happier and Healthier relationships with your kids, your grandkids, and your older parents is possible!!! We all want the best for our children. But, raising children can be challenging, especially against the backdrop of work responsibilities, life stressors, and even influence of friends and other family members. Most of us learned about how to rear children fro our own experiences being raised by our parents who did the best they could with the knowledge they had. The nature of our parent-child

Happier and Healthier relationships with your kids, your grandkids, and your older parents is possible!!! We all want the best for our children. But, raising children can be challenging, especially against the backdrop of work responsibilities, life stressors, and even influence of friends and other family members. Most of us learned about how to rear children fro our own experiences being raised by our parents who did the best they could with the knowledge they had. The nature of our parent-child

In this episode, I break down the SFDRS pathway from Kapooka all the way through to becoming a badged Operator. If you're thinking of going down this pathway, this episode is for you.

In today’s episode, we are talking to Alex Waters, the Director of Economic Development at the Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation who is responsible for providing diverse entrepreneurs with support and access to resources that help grow businesses and jobs in the San Diego region. Come join us for this real, authentic, and honest conversation about what it looks like to be an activist in 2022. In this episode, we answer questions like: > How do you overcome the tension between

Happy New Year! We kick off 2022 with a dynamic, important episode focused on the climate crisis and career development. Your host Brian Hutchison is joined by Trevor Lehmann, a career counselor who specializes in working with clients’ career decision while taking into account climate change and climate grief. This episode is full of so much great information including: (2:40) How climate anxiety shows up in career work (7:00) Why addressing climate is important (8:50) Long term thinking, hope and

A dynamic, eye-opening conversation with Dr. Lydie. What may seem like boring law became fascinating!!!! Intellectual Property Law is deeply rooted in the history of our country. It dates back to the time the colonies secured independence from England, The founders wanted to ensure that their skill, innovation or creativity were free from English control. As a result, initially each colony, with the exception of Delaware, passed its own copyright law; each also had its own patent law. The

A dynamic, eye-opening conversation with Dr. Lydie. What may seem like boring law became fascinating!!!! Intellectual Property Law is deeply rooted in the history of our country. It dates back to the time the colonies secured independence from England, The founders wanted to ensure that their skill, innovation or creativity were free from English control. As a result, initially each colony, with the exception of Delaware, passed its own copyright law; each also had its own patent law. The