The Private Lounge is one of the four shows under the All About The Joy umbrella — it's the quieter space where I sit down for long‑form, human conversations that don’t fit anywhere else. https://youtube.com/live/B0kVGjXmprQ In this Private Lounge conversation, I sit down with Joel Lava, who is running for Congress in California’s 30th District. Joel talks openly … Continue reading Joel Lava Is Running for Congress: Accountability, Community, and Real Leadership
Music, Neighborhood Memories, and the Joy of Community – Friday Night Live!
Last night's Friday Night Live felt like another true neighborhood hangout — music, stories, laughter, and the kind of conversation you only get when people genuinely enjoy being together. https://youtube.com/live/vgT2NrQ7Lt0 Cynthia checked in from the East Coast, still dealing with sciatica and buried under snow, while Rick shared a surprising realization about his boss that … Continue reading Music, Neighborhood Memories, and the Joy of Community – Friday Night Live!
Billionaires, Broken Politics, and the SOTU We Couldn’t Watch
*Honestly, if you're easily triggered - and a Trump fanatic - this is not the episode for you.* Some weeks, the news cycle feels like a test of endurance. This was one of them. Billy stepped in as co‑host on this episode of All About The Joy: Culture and Consequence. And what started as a … Continue reading Billionaires, Broken Politics, and the SOTU We Couldn’t Watch
Why Everything Feels Chaotic: The Lost Art of Manners & Decency
We talk a lot about “manners” as if they’re outdated rules or something we were forced to memorize as kids. But the older I get, the more I realize that manners were never about perfection or performance. They were about dignity. They were about awareness. They were about understanding that we move through the world … Continue reading Why Everything Feels Chaotic: The Lost Art of Manners & Decency
The Truths We Weren’t Taught
In this week's episode of the show: Culture and Consequence, Carmen admits to being wrong and why it matters to be able to change your point of view when you have new information. Being wrong and doubling down should never be an option. Here is a quick clip: https://videopress.com/v/QUsfJwt4?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Watch the entire show here: https://buff.ly/3lgwGBZ … Continue reading The Truths We Weren’t Taught
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