Bill and Odell Are Finding Common GroundBill and Odell Are Finding Common Ground

Despicable Me: Reflections on Leadership and Position

View descriptionShare

Bill and Odell discuss Bill's candidacy for the Guilford County school board, emphasizing the importance of community engagement, addressing racial issues, and finding common ground among differing perspectives. The dialogue explores the challenges in public education, including mental health support, the impact of bullying, and the implications of vouchers on funding. Bill reflects on the emotional nature of political discourse, the significance of leadership positions, and the need for unity in addressing societal challenges. The conversation also touches on personal growth, cultural perspectives, and the importance of supporting children in the community.

Support Bill’s campaign here: https://www.goebelnc.com/

The Common Ground Show

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Bill Goble and Community Engagement
02:52 Navigating Racial Issues and Finding Common Ground
06:06 The Impact of Bullying and Political Discourse
08:58 Addressing Mental Health in Schools Post-COVID
11:54 Vouchers and Public Education Funding Challenges
15:11 The Role of Competition in Education
18:04 Political Anger and Emotional Responses
20:54 Campaign Dynamics and Political Rivalries
24:14 Community Initiatives and Support for Children
27:02 Experiences in War Zones and Humanitarian Efforts
29:57 Cultural Perspectives and Societal Expectations
32:46 The Importance of Position Over Individual in Leadership
36:06 Fundraising and Community Support for Scouting
38:56 Conversations on Race and Societal Change
42:12 Reflections on Personal Growth and Understanding
44:54 Closing Thoughts on Unity and Common Ground

  • Facebook
  • X (Twitter)
  • WhatsApp
  • Email
  • Download

In 1 playlist(s)

  1. Bill and Odell Are Finding Common Ground

    208 clip(s)

Bill and Odell Are Finding Common Ground

Bill and Odell are Finding Common Ground, hosted by Bill Goebel and Odell Cleveland is intended to s 
Social links
Follow podcast
Recent clips
Browse 208 clip(s)