Good Trouble with Embrace Boston
Good Trouble with Embrace Boston
Podcast Description
Get into some Good Trouble! Information is power!Embrace Boston and NBC10 Boston have joined forces to bring you the Good Trouble podcast. Its goal: to inform, inspire and enlighten the Boston community and beyond, with stories of people breaking down barriers by fighting "The Good Fight." Inspired by civil rights leader John Lewis' "words of encouragement," the podcast connects with our region's noisemakers and key stakeholders by sharing their personal journeys of becoming champions of change and good troublemakers.
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The podcast focuses on themes of social justice, community empowerment, and personal storytelling, with episodes featuring topics such as the impact of music in activism showcased through Nay $peaks' work and cultural curation exemplified by José C. Massó III's influences in Boston's community.
Get into some Good Trouble! Information is power!Embrace Boston and NBC10 Boston have joined forces to bring you the Good Trouble podcast. Its goal: to inform, inspire and enlighten the Boston community and beyond, with stories of people breaking down barriers by fighting “The Good Fight.” Inspired by civil rights leader John Lewis’ “words of encouragement,” the podcast connects with our region’s noisemakers and key stakeholders by sharing their personal journeys of becoming champions of change and good troublemakers.
In this episode of Good Trouble, we sit down with Jay Vilar, Executive Director of The Fountain Fund, an organization working to dismantle the barriers formerly incarcerated people face when reentering society.
Jay shares his personal journey, the powerful mission of The Fountain Fund, and how financial justice is deeply linked to racial and economic equity. From restorative lending to policy change, we dig into the bold, necessary work of returning citizens building new futures.
Hosted by Embrace Boston, Good Trouble brings together the voices of leaders, change-makers, and culture-shapers who are re-imagining what equity, justice, and community look like.
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