The Spirit of Execution
The Spirit of Execution
Podcast Description
The Spirit of Execution Podcast documents Levi’s actions, thoughts, and conversations as he pursues his goals and ambitions. A key project is This Means Water—a documentary exploring languages around the world as we seek global consensus on an unmet foundational need. The film asks: can we take on the challenge of removing language barriers by starting with one simple agreement—This Means Water?
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Content Themes
The podcast primarily explores themes of language, cultural understanding, personal growth, and the impact of communication in a globalized world. Episodes delve into topics such as the endangered Chabacano Caviteño language, the documentary project This Means Water, and barriers to language, with concrete episode examples like the history of Cavite and the current state of Caviteño.
The Spirit of Execution Podcast documents Levi’s actions, thoughts, and conversations as he pursues his goals and ambitions. A key project is This Means Water—a documentary exploring languages around the world as we seek global consensus on an unmet foundational need. The film asks: can we take on the challenge of removing language barriers by starting with one simple agreement—This Means Water?
Interview with Christopher Benjamin in Downtown Norfolk. Benjamin is active in the Hampton Roads Community. Striving to be in political office, Benjamin speaks about mental health and the value of education in our communities.
Instagram: mr.cdben
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