Talk with KLADZ Podcast

A Teen’s View on Mental Health Conversations

Join us as we speak with a "tween" Logan Pinard as he discusses his view point on Mental Health and how we should have more open conversations about the topic.

The Myth about Infertility in Minority Communities

Join us as we speak about the myth of infertility in minority communities, and journey with the CEO/Owner of Not Your Average PateKode, Jessania Compare as she discusses her journey with infertility issues within her family and how she has become an advocate in creating awareness about infertility within her community. 

Navigating the Entrepreneurial Maze: Overcoming Fear and Finding Direction

In this Episode we discuss the fears that Entrepreneurs face and things we can do to avoid them as we navigate the "Entrepreneurial Maze".

Should I Start My Own Business?

Join the host as she discusses some of the advantages to starting your own business and some of the steps that are recommended when starting your own business. 

The Countdown to the Holidays

It's check in time. The holidays are approaching join host Kadianne as she does a checkin and discusses her memories growing up.

Haitian Political Conflict and Natural Disaster - The Alleluia Tribe Experience

Repeat Episode  - Join us as we speak with the Alleluia tribe about how natural disaster has impacted their experience 

Law Office of Taniquea C. Reid talks Probate

Have you ever heard the term "probate" and was curious to know what it means? Join us  this week, as we speak with Attorney Taniquea Reid in an informal setting to discuss the topic of Probate.

Meet the young minds of KLADZ

Joins us we speak with the youth of KLADZ and what inspires them and how they see themselves in the future.

A Passion to Strive within the World of Beauty

Join us as we speak with entrepreneur Latrice Segree as she speaks to us about her 20+ years within the beauty industry. She discusses her wins and lessons, and how she has built a successful career and continues to motivate others.

To Kill or Not to Kill:The Possibility of a Non-Killing Global Political Society

Conflict is a part of human interaction, and throughout history, different strategies have been employed to resolve these conflicts. One of the most intriguing and transformative approaches is the nonkilling conflict resolution strategy. This innovative approach seeks to address conflicts without resorting to violence or killing, promoting peace, justice, and cooperation. In this episode, Dr. Joseph Roland enlightens us on the possibility of having a nonkilling society as he takes us on a ride, exploring his dissertation topic.

 

 

About Guest

Dr. Roland Joseph is a husband and a graduate of Nova Southeastern University, with a Ph.D. degree in Conflict Analysis and Resolution. He has an interest in conducting research on nuclear weapon issues and a background in journalism and political analysis. He is known for his dissertation topic which is about the challenging transformative experience of promoting non-killing political science to anti-nuclear weapon activist realists.

 

Topics Discussed

 

(01:05) Meet the conflict analysis expert

 

(03:50) Dr Joseph's journey growing up in Haiti and exploring journalism

 

(10:49) Haiti’s influence on Dr Joseph's perspective on conflict violence

 

(12:50) Dr Joseph shared his journey getting a PhD in conflict resolution

 

(17:00) Understanding the origin and concept of Nonkilling

 

(24:44) Dr Joseph shared some moral arguments to support the promotion of Nonkilling

 

(26:12) Dr Joseph shared how he navigated the challenge of getting the right respondents to his research questions

 

(30:44) Dr Joseph shared a part of the transformative experiences he had when carrying out research for his dissertation