What a Curious Idea
Gabriel PimentelWelcome to the What a Curious Idea Podcast. My name is Gabriel and the thought occurred; what can I learn from other people? So here we are. I will be talking to Leaders and Authorities in Religion, Business, Health, and many other fields. Hopefully what we share with each other inspires you. Listen, Subscribe, Share, and Grow. Thank you.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture | ||||
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Melanie and I continue our chat, and this time we speak exclusively about Leadership. She cites and gives great credit to Rosabeth Moss Kanter's 6 Keys to Leading Positive Change. We also start a chat about the 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by Jo... more
Melanie Galaviz is an owner of a Texas based Snapology program and former Director of Retail for Vans. She is also co-founder of the foundation she and her late husband, Zac Galaviz began - The Zac Galaviz Foundation. This is part one of our conversa... more
Michael Boyter is a respected forward-thinking Mayor from Bedford Texas.
Welcome back! Here is an episode where I share some interesting information on Intermittent Fasting. I also share some of my experience with it. I've lost some weight, though the goal is instead to promote gut health.
Interesting read about Fastin... more
Arthur is the Director of Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties with R Street Institute. His opinions and policy solutions to Police Culture, Pre-Trial Detention, Federal Assertion of Power, and much more are featured. He is a busy man, and he shares ... more
JJ Koch was elected to serve as Dallas County Commissioner, 2nd District in 2018. Hear his response to COVID-19 and the idea of Defunding the Police.
For information regarding this episode, visit www.wacidea.com/post/dallas-county-covid-def... more
Tabitha Hardy is a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) who works for a Non-Profit organization that provides services to victims of Family/Domestic Abuse.
You can find recourses if you know someone being victimized, are yourself being victimized,... more
Today I give an analysis of Political Tribalism. I do not endorse either side, but provide the ideas that can be associated with each. You can hear how there are not necessary traits of voters for either side of the aisle. One can be a supporter of t... more
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