This week on the pod I am joined again by Jason Kander! Jason is a dad to two, the President of Veterans Community Project, the host of the Majority 54 Podcast, and the Co-Author of a new children’s book that he wrote with his son, titled Courage Is.
I had a great time connecting with Jason again. We dove into a lot on this episode, but the conversation started with talking about the new book that he and his son True wrote, how that journey started and what it was like getting to have that experience with his son.
This led to a deeper conversation around courage, Jason’s current work helping to get folks out of Afghanistan, mental health, race and its relationship to privilege and parenting, getting involved in local elections, “normalizing stuff” and much more!
A huge thanks to Jason for joining me on the pod.
In This Episode:
Jason Kander on Instagram | Twitter | Website
Buy Courage Is…
Buy Outside The Wire: Ten Lessons I’ve Learned In Everyday Courage
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Veterans Community Project
Majority 54 Podcast
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