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In this episode, we delve into the concept of being "qualified" in the workplace, examining who gets labeled as such, who doesn't, and the underlying reasons. We explore "competency checking"—the practice of scrutinizing individuals' abilities—and how it disproportionately affects underrepresented groups, often going unnoticed or unchallenged. Our discussion aims to redefine qualifications in a fair, equitable, and actionable manner. Our guest, Shari Dunn , is an accomplished journalist, former attorney, news anchor, CEO, university professor, and sought-after speaker. She has been recognized as Executive of the Year and a Woman of Influence, with her work appearing in Fortune Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Ad Age, and more. Her new book, Qualified: How Competency Checking and Race Collide at Work , unpacks what it truly means to be deserving and capable—and why systemic barriers, not personal deficits, are often the real problem. Her insights challenge the narratives that hold so many of us back and offer practical solutions for building a more equitable future. Together, we can build workplaces and communities that don’t just reflect the world we live in, but the one we want to create. A world where being qualified is about recognizing the talent and potential that’s been overlooked for far too long. It’s not just about getting a seat at the table—it’s about building an entirely new table, one designed with space for all of us. Connect with Our Guest Shari Dunn Website& Book - Qualified: https://thesharidunn.com LI: https://www.linkedin.com/today/author/sharidunn TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thesharidunn Related Podcast Episodes: How To Build Emotionally Mature Leaders with Dr. Christie Smith | 272 Holding It Together: Women As America's Safety Net with Jessica Calarco | 215 How To Defy Expectations with Dr. Sunita Sah | 271 Share the Love: If you found this episode insightful, please share it with a friend, tag us on social media, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! 🔗 Subscribe & Review: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music…

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E352: Navigating Florida's Shifting Political Landscape and National Election Dynamics with Jamie Miller 36:22

20 weeks前36:22

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In this episode of SacTown Talks, Jamie Miller from People Who Think joins the show to discuss the evolving political landscape in Florida and its broader implications for national politics. Jamie provides insights into Florida's shift from a Democratic advantage to a Republican stronghold influenced by conservative governance and migration during the COVID-19 pandemic. The conversation contrasts Florida and California politics, examines the influence of national figures like Gavin Newsom, and offers perspectives on Ron DeSantis's presidential campaign strategies. Additionally, the episode delves into recent election outcomes, voter turnout trends, and the impact of key swing states in upcoming elections. The discussion also covers the challenges facing Kamala Harris's campaign, the strategic maneuvers of political parties, and the implications of debate performances and political endorsements. Jamie also reflects on the potential outcomes of the upcoming election, shares his perspectives on the Citizens United case, and introduces his substack 'Reasonable Arguments.' Light-hearted highlights include a mention of Florida's unique and entertaining headlines. This Episode was record on 10/18/24 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:41 Jamie Miller's Background and Career 01:21 Florida's Political Landscape 03:38 Gavin Newsom's Perception in Florida 05:17 Polling and Election Predictions 09:42 Kamala Harris's Campaign Challenges 12:35 Voter Turnout and Early Voting Trends 14:54 Swing States and National Polling 16:57 Media Perception and Campaign Strategies 18:57 Debate Dynamics: Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump 20:21 Post-Debate Reactions and Strategies 21:08 The Assassination Attempt and Its Impact 22:15 Trump's Convention Speech: A Missed Opportunity? 24:13 Democratic Strategy: Biden, Harris, and Schumer 25:18 Election Integrity and Voter Rights 25:59 Ground Game: Republicans vs. Democrats 28:39 The 2020 Election: Predictions and Processes 30:31 Author Insights: Reasonable Arguments and American Speeches 35:26 Concluding Thoughts and Florida's Unique Perspective…

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E351: End-of-Session Reflections with David Bowman 1:04:19

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In this episode of SacTown Talks, David Bowman joins the discussion to reflect on an eventful legislative session. The episode delves into the unique aspects of the session's conclusion, including notable retirements, end-of-session processes, and procedural insights from the assembly floor. Bowman shares personal anecdotes, the impact of long-serving staff retirements, and the intricacies of legislative procedures like electronic voting and bill processing. The conversation touches on the historical context of assembly operations, recent protests, and special sessions. Bowman also highlights the transition with long-term assembly members departing and future procedural considerations. This Episode was record on 10/4/24 00:00 Welcome Back to SacTown Talks 00:39 Reflecting on Staff Retirements 02:15 Roles and Responsibilities on the Floor 03:22 End of Session Chaos 05:44 Protests and First Amendment Rights 08:28 Saturday Session and Voting Procedures 10:00 Changing Votes and Legislative Procedures 16:49 Debate Time and Speaking Rules 21:28 Resolutions and Their Significance 30:10 Preparing for a Long Session Day 32:46 Historical Context of Bill Introductions 33:20 Challenges During COVID-19 34:06 Role and Responsibilities of a Reading Clerk 35:17 Managing Floor Sessions and Debates 36:12 End of Session Procedures 38:19 Nonpartisan Role and Parliamentary Procedures 47:33 Special Sessions and Legislative Calendar 49:28 Reflections on Long-Term Service and Relationships 56:43 Post-Session Duties and Veto Overrides 01:03:35 Closing Remarks and Future Plans…

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E350: Empowering the Next Generation: APICA's Mission and Impact with Melissa Sagun & Allie Umemoto 37:32

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In this episode of SacTown Talks, host Jarhett Blonien welcomes Melissa Sagun, President of the Asian Pacific Islander Capital Association (APICA), and board member Allie Umemoto. The discussion delves into APICA's history, mission, and initiatives. Melissa and Allie share their personal journeys into politics, the importance of community building and professional development for API staff in Sacramento, and their efforts to create a pipeline for future generations. They highlight key events like the annual Sushi Showdown and internship programs, underscoring APICA's role in fostering networking and career opportunities. The conversation also covers the challenges and strategies associated with working for term-limited members and the ongoing efforts to increase API representation in the legislative workforce. This Episode was record on 9/17/24 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:27 Background of APICA 01:21 Melissa's Journey with APICA 03:00 Allie's Journey with APICA 04:05 History and Founding of APICA 05:46 Personal Motivations for Politics 11:47 Navigating the Capitol and APICA's Role 15:09 APICA Events and Community Engagement 24:42 Mentorship and Professional Development 30:16 Future Plans and Networking 35:55 Conclusion and Contact Information…

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E349: Former Democrat Assemblymember Supports Former President Trump 50:15

27 weeks前50:15

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In this episode of SacTown Talks, host Jarhett Blonien speaks with former Assemblyman Sebastian Ridley-Thomas about his support for Donald Trump, the current state of the Democratic Party, the economic challenges facing millennials and African American men, and the national political landscape. Sebastian shares his experiences of relocating to Nevada and discusses the impact of COVID-19 on the economy and housing market. The conversation covers topics such as retail theft crime in California, high tax burdens, and the discontent among Democratic voters regarding the lack of a primary process. Sebastian also provides insights on the economic policies of other states and the potential consequences of the Democratic administration's actions on national and local economies. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:36 Disillusionment with the Democratic Party 02:14 Post-COVID Economic Challenges 04:14 Housing Crisis in California 09:01 National Economic Concerns 17:10 Retail Theft and Crime in California 23:56 California's Tax System and Budget Deficits 32:41 Democratic Party Politics and Primary Process 40:59 Swing State Sentiments and Election Outlook 49:32 Conclusion and Farewell…

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E348: From Assembly to Academia: Catharine Baker's Journey in Public Service and Policy 36:08

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In this episode of SacTown Talks, Jarhett speaks with Catharine Baker, former California Assembly member and current Director of the UC Student and Policy Center. Catharine shares her journey from growing up in Coachella Valley and cutting her teeth in Chicago politics, to working in law and then entering public service motivated by the Great Recession and issues in local schools. Catharine discusses her campaigns, experiences in the assembly, and her work post-politics, including her role at the FPPC. Catharine’s latest venture focuses on utilizing UC's resources to influence policy and provide research-backed solutions to state legislators. This comprehensive interview provides insights into her career, perspectives on bipartisan work, and future plans in her new role. This Episode was record on 8/23/24 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:29 Catharine Baker's Early Life and Career Beginnings 01:03 Entering Politics: The Great Recession and Campaigns 03:16 Running for State Assembly and Winning 06:06 Challenges and Experiences in the Assembly 08:05 Facing Political Realities and Party Dynamics 11:41 Impact of National Politics on Local Elections 14:27 Returning to the Law Firm and Community Service 14:54 Serving on the Fair Political Practices Commission 15:14 Insights from the 2014 Race and FPPC Work 17:11 Challenges and Reforms in Campaign Finance 19:01 The Role of Transparency in Democracy 22:08 Legislative Experience and Bill Proposals 25:15 New Role at UC Student Policy Center 27:50 Future Initiatives and Collaboration 34:48 Conclusion and Contact Information…

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Episode Title: E347: Navigating Political Law: A Conversation with Lacey Keys 36:57

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In this episode of SacTown Talks, Jarhett interviews Lacey Keys of Keys Law Corporation. They discuss her journey as a political attorney, including her educational background and career trajectory. Lacey elaborates on the nuances of political law, including registration and compliance for lobbyists, campaign finance work, and the role of the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC). She also shares insights on managing her own law practice and offers advice for aspiring political attorneys, emphasizing the importance of internships and networking within the field. This Episode was record on 8/5/24 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:37 Lacey Keys' Background and Career Path 04:13 Transition to Independent Practice 05:52 Understanding Political Law and Lobbying 13:56 FPPC and Lobbying Compliance 32:08 Advice for Aspiring Political Lawyers 35:48 Conclusion and Contact Information…

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E346: Inside California Dairy: Sustainability, Regulations, and the Future with Michael Boccadoro 53:26

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In this episode of SacTown Talks, Jarhett speaks with Michael Boccadoro, Executive Director of California Dairy Cares, who shares his journey from a UC Davis intern to a veteran lobbyist with over 41 years of experience. Boccadoro discusses the intricate balance between environmental sustainability and economic viability in California's dairy industry. He highlights the state's efforts in methane reduction, dairy farm regulations, and legislative support for farmers. Additionally, he explains the impact of statewide policies on dairy production and the importance of incentives in achieving sustainability goals. The conversation also explores the evolving dairy market, environmental challenges, and collaboration within the agricultural sector. This Episode was record on 8/2/24 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:23 Michael Boccadoro's Early Career 01:45 Transition to Dairy Industry 03:19 Public Affairs and Lobbying 03:43 Regulatory Challenges in Agriculture 07:13 California Dairy Cares: Mission and Impact 09:05 California's Dairy Production and Global Market 18:52 Environmental Sustainability in Dairy Farming 21:58 Innovations in Methane Reduction 27:38 Cost-Effective Climate Solutions 28:04 Challenges in Greenhouse Gas Reduction 28:47 Comparing Project Costs 29:47 California's Aggressive Climate Goals 31:44 Economic Impacts of Climate Policies 35:35 Dairy Industry's Role in Climate Goals 37:29 Innovations in Methane Reduction 40:42 Nutritional Importance of Dairy 42:48 Legislative Outreach and Dairy Farming 47:43 Collaborative Efforts in Agriculture 50:33 Future Funding and Policy Needs 52:58 Conclusion and Final Thoughts…

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E345: Navigating California's Commercial Real Estate Landscape: An Interview with Matthew Hargrove 55:02

32 weeks前55:02

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In this episode of SacTown Talks, host Jarhett interviews Matthew Hargrove from the California Business Properties Association (C.B.P.A). Matthew shares insights into his career path from UC Davis and his extensive experience in Sacramento politics. They discuss a wide array of topics impacting the commercial real estate sector in California, including property taxes, Prop 13, Prop 218, minimum wage, energy issues, building code, retail theft, insurance, and legislative efforts. Matthew provides a detailed overview of key legislative propositions and the challenges and opportunities within the commercial real estate market. The conversation highlights the need for ongoing advocacy and adaptation in response to economic and regulatory changes. This Episode was record on 7/23/24 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:37 Matthew Hargrove's Early Career 01:57 Working with Brooks Firestone 06:04 Transition to UC Davis 08:09 Joining the California Business Properties Association 11:46 Challenges in Commercial Real Estate 21:29 Propositions and Legislative Concerns 25:19 Introduction to Propositions 33 and 34 26:35 Retail Theft Legislation and Initiatives 27:24 The Taxpayer Protection Act: Background and Challenges 33:19 Shifts in Voter Concerns and Polling Insights 34:51 Commercial Real Estate's Role in Housing Solutions 38:20 Challenges of Office to Housing Conversions 46:15 Legislative Efforts and Upcoming Lobby Day 54:26 Conclusion and Final Thoughts…

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E344: The California Latino Capitol Assoc. Fndn: Building Community and Fostering Growth 32:39

33 weeks前32:39

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In this episode of SacTown Talks, Co-Chairs Andres Ramirez and Brandon Garcia of the California Latino Capitol Association Foundation (CLCAF) join the show. They discuss their respective journeys into the political community in Sacramento—Andres starting in lobbying and Brandon discovering the field almost by accident. Both highlight the significance of networking, mentorship, and community support facilitated by CLCAF. They delve into the organization's initiatives, like the annual Dodgers vs. Giants game, policy academies, and cultural events such as Dia de los Muertos. The episode also emphasizes outreach efforts to engage underserved populations and future staff through partnerships with nonprofits. The co-chairs express pride in CLCAF's growth and share their vision for further empowering Latino professionals in the Capitol community. This Episode was record on 7/19/24 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:45 Backgrounds of Andres Ramirez and Brandon Garcia 04:06 Joining the California Latino Capital Association 07:55 Navigating the Pandemic as Young Professionals 14:01 Importance of Networking and Mentorship 21:32 Events and Programs of the Association 25:35 Outreach and Future Plans 31:16 Conclusion and Contact Information…

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E343: Inside the California Legislative Black Staff Association with Symphoni Barbee and Kapri Walker 38:29

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In this episode of SacTown Talks, members of the California Legislative Black Staff Association (CLBSA) and co-chairs, Symphoni Barbee and Kapri Walker, share their journeys and experiences. Symphoni discusses her role as a legislative advocate for Planned Parenthood and her entrance into the CLBSA. Kapri outlines her transition from working in the Senate Public Safety Committee to her current position as Government Affairs Manager at California for Safety and Justice. They reflect on founding the CLBSA during the COVID-19 pandemic, the challenges faced by young Black professionals, and the significance of mentorship. They also highlight the association's key events, including the Juneteenth Gala, and their ongoing efforts to support and retain young Black staff in Sacramento. This Episode was record on 7/19/24 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:25 Meet Symphony Barbee 01:52 Meet Capri Walker 02:45 Founding the Association 05:08 Challenges and Achievements 06:20 Mentorship and Support 08:47 Fellowship Experiences 10:43 Personal Backgrounds 21:46 Navigating Career Paths 25:20 Imposter Syndrome 29:14 Collaboration with the Black Caucus 31:43 Future Plans and Events 37:25 Conclusion and Contact Information…

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E342: Chevron's Andy Walz Discusses Why Is Gasoline More Expensive in California Compared to Other States. 39:58

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In this episode of SacTown Talks, Jarrett welcomes Andy Walz, President of Chevron of the Americas, for an in-depth conversation about California's role in the energy sector. Andy shares his 35-year journey with Chevron, discussing the global assignments he's experienced. He elaborates on the responsibilities of his current position, overseeing downstream operations in North and South America. The discussion covers California's unique challenges, including high operational costs, taxes, and regulations, and their impact on fuel prices and energy production. Andy also highlights Chevron's commitment to renewable energy, including renewable natural gas and hydrogen, and discusses the future of the energy market in the face of evolving technologies and policies. This Episode was recorded on 5/9/24 00:00 Welcome to SacTown Talks 00:20 Meet Andy Walz, President of Chevron Americas 00:34 Andy's Journey with Chevron 01:14 Living Around the World with Chevron 01:47 Chevron's Operations in the Americas 02:30 California's Impact on Chevron's Business 04:39 The Evolution of Fuel and Renewable Energy 06:57 Challenges and Future of Renewable Fuels 09:41 California's Gas Prices and Legislation 12:26 The Impact of California's Policies on Chevron 20:54 Concerns About California's Energy Strategy 21:47 Impact of Electric Cars on Demand 23:17 The Role of Natural Gas in the Energy Future 25:15 Exploring Hydrogen as an Alternative Fuel 27:52 The Efficiency of Gasoline vs. Alternatives 31:16 Future of Oil and Technological Innovations 33:06 Global Energy Needs and Challenges 38:41 Conclusion and Final Thoughts…

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E341: Insightful Conversation with Assemblymember Marc Berman 32:58

38 weeks前32:58

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In this episode of SacTown Talks, host Jarhett interviews Assemblyman Marc Berman, who shares his journey from Palo Alto to Sacramento. Asm. Berman discusses his early life, education at Georgetown and USC, and experiences working on political campaigns across the country. He recounts his path to becoming a member of the Palo Alto City Council and eventually the California State Assembly in 2016. The discussion covers the challenges of his role, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, and his legislative focus on housing, education, and AI regulation. Asm Berman also talks about California's budget and his work on the Business and Professions Committee. This Episode was recorded on 6/18/24 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:25 Mark Berman's Early Life and Career Beginnings 01:54 Campaign Experiences and Political Insights 02:41 Reflections on Political Campaigns and Colleagues 05:08 Transition to Law School and Community Involvement 08:21 Running for City Council and Assembly 12:56 Election Night and Initial Assembly Experience 13:52 Impact of COVID-19 on Legislative Work 16:24 The Ghost Town Capitol 17:11 Building Relationships During COVID 18:36 Politics of Palo Alto 18:56 Housing Crisis and Environmental Impact 23:36 Legislative Focus and Tech Education 28:11 Budget Challenges and Priorities 30:01 Business and Professions Committee Insights 32:28 Conclusion and Farewell…

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E340: Jennifer Saha on Navigating Government Procurement and Technology 46:54

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In this episode of SacTown Talks, Jarhett Blonien welcomes Jennifer Saha, Founder and CEO of Golden Bridge Strategies. Jennifer shares her extensive background in government service and her transition to the private sector. She discusses her career journey from working in the Governor's office under Schwarzenegger, to the challenges of managing large-scale procurements and IT modernization projects. Jennifer also talks about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on government procurement, the growing importance of cybersecurity, and the cautious adoption of generative AI in government operations. Additionally, she provides insights into the complexities of working with government contracts and offers advice for businesses looking to navigate this sector. This Episode was recorded on 6/13/24 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:29 Jennifer's Background and Early Career 01:17 Working in the Governor's Office 03:07 Transition to Economic Development 04:52 International Trade and Travel 08:16 Economic Crisis and Recovery Task Force 10:39 Transition to Jerry Brown's Administration 13:25 Modernizing Government Technology 18:28 Starting Golden Bridge Strategies 22:39 Early Clients and Pandemic Impact 23:45 Navigating Government Procurement 24:39 Growing the Team 25:09 Procurement Lobbying 26:53 Challenges in Government Contracts 31:11 Public Procurement Process 41:17 Adoption of AI in Government 45:42 Conclusion and Contact Information…

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E339: Exploring the Rich History and Daily Life at the California State Capitol with David Bowman 40:56

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In this episode of SacTown Talks, host Jarhett speaks with the voice of the Assembly, David Bowman, about the intricacies and history of the California State Capitol. They discuss dining at the Capitol, changes in the legislature's working environment, and the renovations of the Capitol building. David shares fascinating historical anecdotes, including the original locations of California's capital, the construction of the Capitol building, and peculiar stories about the building's artifacts and architecture. The episode also covers how seating arrangements are determined in the Assembly, interesting details about the Assembly and Senate chambers, notable visitors to the Capitol, and David's personal involvement and experience in California politics. This Episode was recorded on 5/15/24 00:00 Welcome to SacTown Talks 00:29 Dining at the Capitol 01:22 Navigating the Swing Space 02:21 Committee Interactions 03:30 History of the California State Capitol 10:23 Capitol Renovations and Anomalies 17:34 Retired Desks and Legislative Legends 21:05 A Childhood Inspiration 22:27 The Meaning Behind the Carpets 24:29 Historical Desks and Chairs 27:40 The Assembly Seating Arrangement 31:52 Capitol Art and Portraits 35:25 Caucus Rooms and Lounges 39:35 Famous Visitors and Stories 40:25 Conclusion and Farewell…

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E338:Resilience and Policy: The Journey of Assembly Member Isaac Bryan 45:49

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In this episode of SacTown Talks, we sit down with Assembly Member Isaac Bryan, discussing his unique background growing up in a foster care family, his journey through multiple states, and his eventual relocation to California. Bryan reflects on the influence of key life events, from getting cut from his high school basketball team to his academic and professional development, leading to his passion for public policy. The conversation delves into his legislative efforts, challenges in the foster care system, the realities of housing affordability in Los Angeles, and his role as the chair of the Natural Resources Committee. Bryan shares insights on his policy work, particularly on social justice, criminal justice reform, and environmental sustainability, while navigating the complexities of California's political landscape. This Episode was recorded on 5/29/24 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:28 Isaac Bryan's Early Life and Foster Care Experience 02:56 Challenges and Resilience in Education 05:19 College Journey and Career Beginnings 07:45 Entering Public Policy and Early Achievements 15:29 Advocacy and Legislative Work 18:57 Running for Office and Political Aspirations 22:40 Reflecting on the Early Days in Office 23:24 Intersectional Approach to Policymaking 24:34 Challenges of Housing and Rent in LA 27:02 Addressing Housing Affordability and Homelessness 30:17 Chairing the Natural Resources Committee 31:47 Balancing Oil Production and Environmental Health 34:55 Innovations in Clean Energy 38:31 Budget Deficit and Social Safety Nets 42:51 Legislative Achievements and Future Goals 45:20 Closing Remarks and Future Plans This Episode was record on 5/29/24 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:28 Isaac Bryan's Early Life and Foster Care Experience 02:56 Challenges and Resilience in Education 05:19 College Journey and Career Beginnings 07:45 Entering Public Policy and Early Achievements 15:29 Advocacy and Legislative Work 18:57 Running for Office and Political Aspirations 22:40 Reflecting on the Early Days in Office 23:24 Intersectional Approach to Policymaking 24:34 Challenges of Housing and Rent in LA 27:02 Addressing Housing Affordability and Homelessness 30:17 Chairing the Natural Resources Committee 31:47 Balancing Oil Production and Environmental Health 34:55 Innovations in Clean Energy 38:31 Budget Deficit and Social Safety Nets 42:51 Legislative Achievements and Future Goals 45:20 Closing Remarks and Future Plans…

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