The Fabric Of Our Community Podcast by G Street Fabrics Productions
The Fabric Of Our Community Podcast by G Street Fabrics Productions
Podcast Description
The Fabric of Our Community is a new podcast by G Street Fabrics Productions, celebrating leaders, creators, and changemakers. Hosted by Joel Greenzaid, CEO of G Street Fabrics, and Traci Mitchell, Emmy-winning journalist, each episode dives into inspiring personal journeys and impactful insights. Through storytelling and dialogue, we spotlight voices shaping our world, bridging communities, and fostering connections. Join us as we explore creativity, resilience, and the power of change.
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This podcast focuses on themes such as community leadership, personal journeys, and social change, often highlighting the work of local changemakers. Episodes explore diverse topics, illustrated by conversations like the one with Mimi Kress, which covers community-building, women's empowerment, and advocacy for mental health, showcasing the personal stories behind these impactful efforts.
The Fabric of Our Community is a new podcast by G Street Fabrics Productions, celebrating leaders, creators, and changemakers. Hosted by Joel Greenzaid, CEO of G Street Fabrics, and Traci Mitchell, Emmy-winning journalist, each episode dives into inspiring personal journeys and impactful insights. Through storytelling and dialogue, we spotlight voices shaping our world, bridging communities, and fostering connections. Join us as we explore creativity, resilience, and the power of change.
In this inspiring episode of The Fabric of Our Community, hosts Joel and Tracey sit down with Dr. William Dahut, Chief Scientific Officer of the American Cancer Society and one of the nation’s leading voices in cancer research and treatment.Dr. Dahut shares his remarkable journey from growing up in Montgomery County, Maryland, to becoming a nationally recognized oncologist, researcher, and healthcare leader. Along the way, he discusses his service in the U.S. Navy, his groundbreaking work in prostate cancer research, leadership roles at the National Cancer Institute (NCI), and his current mission overseeing more than $500 million in cancer research funding at the American Cancer Society.
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