Chips and Walk

Today I talk with Jason Wallace. Jason has had the privilege of serving under President George W. Bush and President Barack Obama. He is the founder of Community ONE, a nonprofit that exposes under-served youth to unique career opportunities. He is host of his own podcast Lyrics and Lattes and Key to the City recipient to his hometown of San Bernardino CA. Jason has experienced the highest office in the land and the lowest of circumstances like being homeless and we dig into all of it. Please enjoy this episode with Jason Wallace.

You can find Jason on instagram @jasonwallacedc and his podcast Lyrics and Lattes on your favorite streaming platform.

Today I talk with Jillion Potter, Captain of the first ever women's Olympic rugby team placing 5th at the 2016 Rio games and 2013 Bronze medal winner at the world cup in Moscow. We discuss how she got involved with Rugby and her love for the game. We then jump into a life changing injury that nearly ended her career, a cancer diagnosis that almost stopped her in her tracks and how she fought through it all to achieve her Olympic dream. Please enjoy this episode with Jillion Potter.
You can find Jillion on Instagram @jillppotts

Dr. Russell Ledet has an incredible story of struggle and triumph. Before his PhD and Medical School, as a child, Dr. Ledet often wondered where his next meal would come from. Raised by a single mother who encouraged reading and learning, Dr. Ledet found a way out of poverty. After serving in the military, Dr. Ledet capitalized on education and set his eyes on a PhD from NYU and is currently a medical student at Tulane School of Medicine.
After getting an opportunity to visit the Whitney Plantation in Wallace, Louisiana, Dr. Ledet realized the magnitude of how far his people have come. This inspired a return trip to the plantation with 14 other Doctors where a monumental photo was captured and an organization was born. Dr. Ledet is co-founder of The 15 White Coats, an organization who's mission is to "Re-imagine cultural imagery in learning spaces, lessen the financial burden of applying to medical school for applicants of color, and to influence cultural literacy in learning spaces".
You can follow Dr. Ledet on Twitter @theguywithyes and on Instagram @theguywithyes
Follow The 15 White Coats on Twitter @the15whitecoats
Follow Chips and Walk Podcast on Instagram @chipsandwalk and on Twitter @chipswalk

Today I talk with Jeremiah Bitsui. Jeremiah is a Native American actor, best known for his portrayal of Victor in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. Jeremiah is owner of Bitco Corporation and along with his wife is co-founder of Dreamlab Coffee, a non-profit organization whose vision is to provide a place for the community to learn, grow, share, and help people reach their highest potential. Jeremiah was very generous with his time and we covered a lot of ground from life on the Navajo Nation to film and television.

Please enjoy part 2 of 2 with Jeremiah Bitsui

You can find him on Instagram @jeremiahbitsui. Be sure to check out dreamlabcoffee.com and bitcocorp.com for more info on the projects and businesses that Jeremiah is passionate about.

Today I talk with Jeremiah Bitsui. Jeremiah is a Native American actor, best known for his portrayal of Victor in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. Jeremiah is owner of Bitco Corporation and along with his wife is co-founder of Dreamlab Coffee, a non-profit organization whose vision is to provide a place for the community to learn, grow, share, and help people reach their highest potential. Jeremiah was very generous with his time and we covered a lot of ground from life on the Navajo Nation to film and television.

Please enjoy part 1 of 2 with Jeremiah Bitsui

You can find him on Instagram @jeremiahbitsui. Be sure to check out dreamlabcoffee.com and bitcocorp.com for more info on the projects and businesses that Jeremiah is passionate about.