In this episode of the Ride The Wave Podcast, Jeff welcomes Gabriel Gomez, a Loyola College student and emerging leader who brings a powerful perspective on today’s most pressing challenges.
Gabe shares his experiences at the U.S.–Mexico border, reflects on discrimination he has faced, and speaks candidly about the underfunding of schools in Dover, New Jersey. He also highlights the mission of Wind of the Spirit in Madison, NJ, and how grassroots organizations are changing lives across Morris County.
Listeners will come away inspired by Gabe’s passion, energy, and commitment to advocacy, as well as a deeper understanding of the realities faced by many in our communities.
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