Bobby reflects on the first ten podcasts from The Corner of Change. In particular, he shares two things he's learned about doing a podcast well and two emerging central themes

Tim grew up in Taylor, Texas, was a High School English teacher, and coached basketball for five years. Tim and his wife Becky moved back to Georgetown 43 years ago

Kathy is a self-proclaimed recovering journalist, a 5th generation Texan, a 4th generation Presbyterian, and a 3rd generation journalist. Born in Amarillo, she later attended college at the University of

David grew up in Georgetown and played tennis in High School and at Tyler Junior College. He later graduated from Southwestern University with a business degree and served as county

A brother of five and a father of six children, who served with the US military for more than two decades in Afghanistan. He finished high school in his hometown

In this episode, Dr. Bradford considers the implications of smartphones becoming one of the participants in human gatherings, shares insights about healthy conflict resolution (hint: curiosity is the single best

Tania shares about moving to Georgetown in 2019, unpacks her growing call to address mental health challenges in our schools and reflects on running for the GISD school board. Tania

Eric gives us an understanding of school psychologists – the mental health experts for school. He reflects on the rising need for more of them, and the relationship between belonging

Laura shares the story of how BeLocal Georgetown started in 2022 and the ways it is helping build community amid the fast growth. She provides paradigm-shifting business advice (hint: your

Ron shares his hope for the students at Southwestern and the whole of Georgetown. He reflects on how conversation is the currency for change – a conviction that gave rise