Lakeisha Cook's guest appearances

Lakeisha Cook

The School Of Hard Knox 

TBE Richmond Podcast

Mona Siddiqui

Trey Smith

Olivia James

Gary Goldberg

Whitney B

Oreal Thompson Payton

TyKiah Wright

Jennifer McClellan

Danielle Thompson

Gee Horton

Philip Alexander

Sarah Kranz-Ciment

Lawrence Cain

Talia Kaplan

Littisha Bates

OwlTail

On this weeks show, ALL POLITICS ARE LOCAL! We are having a conversation with Lakeisha Cook, Cincinnati City Council Candidate for 2021. Lakeisha shares her visions, her convictions, and her connections to the city that have motivated her to pursue leadership in the form of politics. We have all seen what politics have become nationally and locally over the past few years. It has been exhausting to follow and has created more division than unity. Why would anyone want to be involved with this? Lakeisha talks to us about creating change from with-in and being a force of hope and healing in uncertain times. Her ideas for moving the city forward are inclusive and innovative. If you have ever considered running for political office or constantly finding yourself complaining about those who are, this is a must listen. Don't complain, make change! https://www.votelakeishacook.com/Support the show (http://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/coaching)

On this weeks show, ALL POLITICS ARE LOCAL! We are having a conversation with Lakeisha Cook, Cincinnati City Council Candidate for 2021. Lakeisha shares her visions, her convictions, and her connections to the city that have motivated her to pursue leadership in the form of politics. We have all seen what politics have become nationally and locally over the past few years. It has been exhausting to follow and has created more division than unity. Why would anyone want to be involved with this? Lakeisha talks to us about creating change from with-in and being a force of hope and healing in uncertain times. Her ideas for moving the city forward are inclusive and innovative. If you have ever considered running for political office or constantly finding yourself complaining about those who are, this is a must listen. Don't complain, make change!  <a href="https://www.votelakeishacook.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.votelakeishacook.com/</a><a href="http://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/coaching" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a> (<a href="http://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/coaching" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/coaching</a>)

#103: RECLAIMING MY TIME w/ Council Candidate Lakeisha Cook

 In the biblical Exodus story, God afflicts the oppressive Egyptians with a plague of darkness, in which “People could not see one another.” In this episode (recorded at Temple Beth-El’s virtual Shabbat morning service on January 23, 2021), Rabbi Knopf and special guest Rev. Dr. LaKeisha Cook, Justice Reform Organizer at Virginia Interfaith Center for Public policy, discuss the connections between the plague of darkness and modern-day injustice, and a justice agenda for Virginia and the nation in 2021. Temple Beth-El is committed to leading people into growing relationships with Jewish community, wisdom, and practice that help them thrive intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually and that inspire them to build a more compassionate, just, and peaceful world. TBE Richmond Podcast is produced by Abby Miller. Our theme music is composed and produced by Stephen Frost. Learn more about our dynamic, warm, and passionate congregation, affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, at www.bethelrichmond.org.

In the biblical Exodus story, God afflicts the oppressive Egyptians with a plague of darkness, in which “People could not see one another.” In this episode (recorded at Temple Beth-El’s virtual Shabbat morning service on January 23, 2021), Rabbi Knopf and special guest Rev. Dr. LaKeisha Cook, Justice Reform Organizer at Virginia Interfaith Center for Public policy, discuss the connections between the plague of darkness and modern-day injustice, and a justice agenda for Virginia and the nation in 2021. Temple Beth-El is committed to leading people into growing relationships with Jewish community, wisdom, and practice that help them thrive intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually and that inspire them to build a more compassionate, just, and peaceful world.  TBE Richmond Podcast is produced by Abby Miller. Our theme music is composed and produced by Stephen Frost. Learn more about our dynamic, warm, and passionate congregation, affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, at <a href="http://www.bethelrichmond.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.bethelrichmond.org</a>.

Bringing Light to the Darkness of Injustice (featuring Rev. Dr. LaKeisha Cook)