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I met Barry around two years ago, but I was lucky to spend a lot of time playing corn hole with him over quarantine. Over that time I've gotten to know Barry a bit. He lives in the Bay Area...
Brenda Barwick [no age given] and One Small Step partner Mimi Turner (36) discuss Oklahoma City changes and progress, influential people in their lives, and their political leanings.
In this interview, Brooke describes some of the things she has been a part of regarding the climate crisis. Whether it be electrical vehicles or a small divergence from the habits of today's consumerism, there is more to be done.
In this interview, Violet and her good friend Sakura delve into some growing up issues. About growing up, childhood, and study life. Everyone has their own experiences growing up, although they are very good friends and do not fully understand.
One Small Step Conversation partners Joseph "Joe" [No name given] (52) and Jennifer "Jen" [No name given](48) talk about their faith, working in law enforcement and the importance of conversations to find understanding.
Rae George (17) interviews her mother, Weruche George (44), about her high school experience in Nigeria, life advice she has for young people, and the hopes she has for her children.