Practically Fearless with Chris Girata

In this episode, Chris sits down with former US Secretary of Education and CEO of Texas 2036, Margaret Spellings. Margaret is now leading the charge for a better tomorrow as President and CEO of the Bipartisan Policy Center. Prepare to be inspired as they delve into the crucial role of education in Texas' future, discussing data-driven solutions, bridging opportunity gaps, and empowering communities.

In part two of our conversation with Dallas Housing Authority Commissioner, Almas Muscatwalla, we delve deep into interfaith dialogue and the transformative changes that the DFW community has experienced over the last 20 years and what’s important in improving our approach to knowing our neighbors. Almas shares how each one of us can contribute to improving our growing, diverse community by working to become more inclusive.

In this episode, Chris shares in an optimistic conversation with Dallas Housing Authority Commissioner, Almas Muscatwalla. Almas reflects on how her faith as an Ismaili Muslim has influenced her work to create unity among all DFW communities. She also shares experiences as a Muslim American, especially post-9/11 and the responsibility of being an ambassador for Islam.

In this episode, Chris engages in a candid conversation with the President of RedBird Development group, Peter Brodsky. Peter shares his personal struggle with lifelong anxiety and his personal interest in driving positive impacts on the South Dallas community through an opportunistic investment.

“Practically Fearless with Chris Girata” highlights leaders who overcome fears and obstacles to better the world around them. In this inaugural episode, Chris talks with President and CEO of The Bridge Homeless Recovery Center in Dallas, Texas - Dr. David Woody III. The two discuss the ongoing mission of The Bridge to serve the homeless, the challenges the Center faces and the personal challenges Dr. Woody has overcometo better help those in need. Visit bridgehrc.org for more information about The Bridge.