Serve Somebody with Steve & Emily

Artificial Intelligence is a term that dominates today's headlines and induces an array of emotions including fear. Therefore, we were pleased to have a candid conversation on this topic with Lisa Marie Wolfe, author of the book AI Without The Fear. The discussion was timely, informative and thought provoking.

As the Executive Director of The Museum School, Dr. Katherine Kelbaugh has led an institution dedicated to educational excellence. In this timely and enlightening conversation, she shares her experiences from and impressive career as an educator. It was a pleasure to speak with her.

Brian Robinson is a Senior Communications Consultant with the Rick Jackson for Governor campaign. In this in-depth interview the longtime political consultant and tv commentator strongly advocates for his candidate. He was generous with his time, and it was a pleasure to speak with him.

Steve & Emily are back! In episode one of season two they continue to deliver thoughtful political commentary with a dose of irreverence. Although they don't see eye-to-eye on everything their respect and appreciation for each other is self-evident. This makes for very compelling dialogue. They are both looking forward to another great season.

Colin Comer is the owner of The Marlay Public House in Decatur, GA. The Marlay is a special place for Steve & Emily. The bonds of their friendship were solidified there. And they mutually agreed to do this podcast together sitting there. Therefore, it seemed appropriate to hold the season one finale at The Marlay. They are grateful to Colin for being their guest, for allowing them to shoot there and for owning such a fine establishment.

Seemingly intractable as an issue, homelessness is a challenge facing communities across this country. As Co-CEO of Project Community Connections, Inc., Jimiyu Evans is fully engaged in the mission of making homelessness rare and non-recurring. In this informative interview he shares his passion for this issue and potential solutions for resolution. It was a pleasure to speak with him.

In nearly ten years of service as the DeKalb County District Attorney, Sherry Boston has distinguished herself as a crime fighter and a leading voice in the criminal justice reform movement. In our wide-ranging interview, she makes it clear that these positions are not mutually exclusive. She was thoughtful, candid and humorous. It was indeed a pleasure to speak with her.

In the wake of being fired from his post by the Trump administration, former U.S. Marshal Thomas Brown shares his insights on that experience. Additionally, he reflects on his decades of service in public safety and law enforcement. He was thoughtful and candid and a pleasure to speak with.