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Peloton stock crosses the $100 per share mark.The Tread is now 30-days risk-free.Will Peloton turn on the NFC chip in the Tread+?Echelon is still blaming Amazon for the "Prime Bike" fiasco.And Echelon apes Peloton once again by announcing "Bike+Bootcamps." (sigh)Peloton drops a Breast Cancer Awareness line in the boutique and it sells out FAST!We're giving away a PINK Peloton and helping National Breast Cancer Foundation.Dr. Jenn - Why having the option to quit makes us work harderThere's a new Bike+ video featuring Alex Toussaint.Ben Alldis is U.K. instructor to teach strength classes.Jess King is officially teaching classes for the Tread.Peloton releases strength classes recorded in the new Strength Studio.Robin Arzon was featured in Well + Good magazine.Tonal now has pilates.Jodi Sweeten from Full House has a Peloton too.Kendall and Tunde celebrate one year with Peloton.All this plus our interview with Michelle Guobadia!

Peloton stock crosses the $100 per share mark.The Tread is now 30-days risk-free.Will Peloton turn on the NFC chip in the Tread+?Echelon is still blaming Amazon for the "Prime Bike" fiasco.And Echelon apes Peloton once again by announcing "Bike+Bootcamps." (sigh)Peloton drops a Breast Cancer Awareness line in the boutique and it sells out FAST!We're giving away a PINK Peloton and helping National Breast Cancer Foundation.Dr. Jenn - Why having the option to quit makes us work harderThere's a new Bike+ video featuring Alex Toussaint.Ben Alldis is U.K. instructor to teach strength classes.Jess King is officially teaching classes for the Tread.Peloton releases strength classes recorded in the new Strength Studio.Robin Arzon was featured in Well + Good magazine.Tonal now has pilates.Jodi Sweeten from Full House has a Peloton too.Kendall and Tunde celebrate one year with Peloton.All this plus our interview with Michelle Guobadia!

176: Peloton Stock Hits YET Another High plus our interview with Michelle Guobadia

Welcome to the #CharlotteIsCreative podcast. Today’s show features hosts Tim Miner and Matt Olin speaking with Michelle Guobadia, Associate Dean and Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life, immediately following the January 5 Creative Mornings Charlotte event at The Fillmore Charlotte, where Michelle spoke about the global theme of “Anxiety.” In her role as Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life at UNCC, Michelle Gubadia is responsible for the wellbeing of Greek students on campus and their transformation into leaders. One of her greatest challenges is eliminating student hazing and the dangers that come with it, something she sees as having no place in student life. Outside of work, Michelle deals with the anxiety that both relationships and race bring on a daily basis, something she talked about in her Creative Mornings speech. In this edition of the #CharlotteIsCreative podcast, Michelle talks about developing leaders in UNCC’s Greek population, how anxiety impacts creativity, and the value of failure in building resiliency. Don’t forget to use the hashtag #CharlotteIsCreative, and tweet us @CM_CLT whenever you see Charlotteans showing their creativity.

Welcome to the #CharlotteIsCreative podcast. Today’s show features hosts Tim Miner and Matt Olin speaking with Michelle Guobadia, Associate Dean and Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life, immediately following the January 5 Creative Mornings Charlotte event at The Fillmore Charlotte, where Michelle spoke about the global theme of “Anxiety.” In her role as Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life at UNCC, Michelle Gubadia is responsible for the wellbeing of Greek students on campus and their transformation into leaders. One of her greatest challenges is eliminating student hazing and the dangers that come with it, something she sees as having no place in student life. Outside of work, Michelle deals with the anxiety that both relationships and race bring on a daily basis, something she talked about in her Creative Mornings speech. In this edition of the #CharlotteIsCreative podcast, Michelle talks about developing leaders in UNCC’s Greek population, how anxiety impacts creativity, and the value of failure in building resiliency. Don’t forget to use the hashtag #CharlotteIsCreative, and tweet us @CM_CLT whenever you see Charlotteans showing their creativity.

Michelle Guobadia - "Anxiety"

For Black Greeks, there's always a light-hearted discussion about where it's better to be made: at an HBCU or a PWI (Predominantly White Institution). And having experienced both institutions, I can see the merits of both. There are things that can be done at a one that cannot be done at the other. For White Colleges, Racial Reconciliation is a huge one of those things...#BlackGreeks at White Colleges can do more for #RacialReconciliation than those at #HBCUsTweet ThisWith very few White students at HBCUs, it's difficult to engage across color lines within the collegiate setting. However, Black Greeks at White Colleges have an opportunity to develop their ability to confront the White power structure while they're still in school. There's a great deal of value to that.Black Greeks could use the Alumni SupportIf members of NPHC (Black Greek) organizations are going to be effective at speaking truth to power, they will need the support of those who've crossed before them and are now established in their careers. We all know, systems of White power don't do well at listening to Black people. Jane Black student is likely disbelieved when she challenges John White student. And racial reconciliation cannot happen in that disbelief and prejudice.Because of the bond that is shared by Black Greeks, and because in nearly every town there is at least one highly respected Black person who is a member of an NPHC organization, there's great potential for bringing notable voices into the discussion - simply on the strength of "the Shield."How are you giving young men and women "on the yard" access to your expertise?When you hear about the things being done in Greek Life at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, this question is brought into deeper focus. When great work is being done, there's always a demand for more! And I think you'll be fascinated by the level of engagement being coached by Michele Guobadia, Director for Fraternity and Sorority Life, on a college campus that was literally blocks from where Keith Lamont Scott was killed by police.More support from Black Alumni would help bolster programming at a critical time in American race relations. Moreover, the support and mentorship is invaluable as men and women on campus learn to navigate issues of race while remaining committed to those reasons for pledging in the first place.So, in this episode of Blacks with Power, Michelle shares some of the things that have happened under her leadership. We talk about how Black Greeks in particular are engaging discussions on racial reconciliation that are lifting the entire Greek Community on campus...and how - working together - White &amp; Black Greeks are strengthening relationships and encouraging deeper bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood across organizations and color lines.She even challenged me to get off the sidelines and connect with Black Greeks at the College in my area!Now, what do you think of the work being done at UNC-Charlotte? Do you agree with Michelle's vision? And what from this discussion has shaped the way you engage?We'd love to hear your thoughts...Resources Mentioned in this Episode: 	Black Greeks on Wearing Letters to Protest

For Black Greeks, there's always a light-hearted discussion about where it's better to be made: at an HBCU or a PWI (Predominantly White Institution). And having experienced both institutions, I can see the merits of both. There are things that can be done at a one that cannot be done at the other. For White Colleges, Racial Reconciliation is a huge one of those things... #BlackGreeks at White Colleges can do more for #RacialReconciliation than those at #HBCUsTweet This With very few White students at HBCUs, it's difficult to engage across color lines within the collegiate setting. However, Black Greeks at White Colleges have an opportunity to develop their ability to confront the White power structure while they're still in school. There's a great deal of value to that. Black Greeks could use the Alumni Support If members of NPHC (Black Greek) organizations are going to be effective at speaking truth to power, they will need the support of those who've crossed before them and are now established in their careers. We all know, systems of White power don't do well at listening to Black people. Jane Black student is likely disbelieved when she challenges John White student. And racial reconciliation cannot happen in that disbelief and prejudice. Because of the bond that is shared by Black Greeks, and because in nearly every town there is at least one highly respected Black person who is a member of an NPHC organization, there's great potential for bringing notable voices into the discussion - simply on the strength of "the Shield." How are you giving young men and women "on the yard" access to your expertise? When you hear about the things being done in Greek Life at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, this question is brought into deeper focus. When great work is being done, there's always a demand for more! And I think you'll be fascinated by the level of engagement being coached by Michele Guobadia, Director for Fraternity and Sorority Life, on a college campus that was literally blocks from where Keith Lamont Scott was killed by police. More support from Black Alumni would help bolster programming at a critical time in American race relations. Moreover, the support and mentorship is invaluable as men and women on campus learn to navigate issues of race while remaining committed to those reasons for pledging in the first place. So, in this episode of Blacks with Power, Michelle shares some of the things that have happened under her leadership. We talk about how Black Greeks in particular are engaging discussions on racial reconciliation that are lifting the entire Greek Community on campus...and how - working together - White &amp; Black Greeks are strengthening relationships and encouraging deeper bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood across organizations and color lines. She even challenged me to get off the sidelines and connect with Black Greeks at the College in my area! Now, what do you think of the work being done at UNC-Charlotte? Do you agree with Michelle's vision? And what from this discussion has shaped the way you engage? We'd love to hear your thoughts... Resources Mentioned in this Episode: 	Black Greeks on Wearing Letters to Protest

Black Greeks Empower White Colleges toward Racial Reconciliation – Michelle Guobadia of UNC Charlotte Explains