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In this inspiring episode of The Tiberius Show, Tiberius sits down with Jen Willis, an educator, speaker, coach, and record-setting mountain climber who proved that other people do not get to decide what you are capable of accomplishing. At 54 years old, while living with multiple sclerosis, Jen Willis became the first Australian with MS to successfully reach the summit of Mount Everest. Her journey is about far more than climbing a mountain—it is about challenging the stories we tell ourselves, building resilience, facing setbacks, and discovering that sometimes the biggest obstacles are the ones we carry inside. Jen shares her experiences growing up feeling like she wasn't athletic or "good enough," being bullied, discovering her passion for outdoor education and climbing, receiving her MS diagnosis, and ultimately setting her sights on the highest mountain in the world. She also opens up about her first Everest attempt in 2023, the disappointment of being unable to summit because of missing oxygen supplies, and how that experience forced her to confront some of the deeper beliefs she had carried for decades. Discussion Points: • Jen's journey from being picked last in physical education to climbing Mount Everest • How other people's opinions can shape the stories we tell ourselves • Outdoor and experiential education and what students can learn outside the classroom • Positive psychology, wellbeing, resilience, optimism, and flourishing • How challenging your comfort zone can help build resilience • Narrative therapy and changing the story you tell yourself • Living with multiple sclerosis while pursuing extreme physical challenges • The physical and mental preparation required to climb Mount Everest • Jen's 2023 Everest attempt and the unexpected logistical problems that stopped her summit bid • Returning to Everest in 2026 with a different mindset and renewed perspective • What it felt like to finally stand on the summit of Mount Everest • Turning personal challenges into lessons that can help others • The idea that everyone has their own personal "Everest" in life • Identity, self-belief, and learning that your achievements don't determine your worth • Jen's future climbing ambitions, including Mount Denali • Leadership, guidance, and the importance of helping others navigate their journey • A memorable—and hilarious—story from Jen's time on the mountain • The importance of making others feel better about themselves after every conversation The episode also features Math Corners, where Tiberius and Jen calculate the total elevation gained from Everest Base Camp to the summit, and Heart of a Lion, where they discuss leadership, integrity, obedience, and ability. Whether you're interested in mountains, education, psychology, resilience, or simply wondering what you're capable of accomplishing, Jen's story is a powerful reminder that sometimes the first step toward reaching your own Everest is believing that you are capable of taking it.  Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

George Markward’s journey has taken him through many different careers, from firefighter and EMT to computer programmer, entrepreneur, food truck owner, and creator of The Pastrami Project. After the challenges of the 2009 housing collapse, George decided to take a chance on himself and build a business around something he loved: authentic New York-style deli food. On this episode of The Tiberius Show, George returns for his second appearance to talk with Tiberius about entrepreneurship, food, small business ownership, creativity, perseverance, customer service, and what it takes to keep a business alive for more than a decade. George shares how a childhood memory of visiting old-school delis inspired him to create The Pastrami Project, why real pastrami takes patience and skill to make, and how turning a passion into a business requires more than just making great food. He explains the process behind creating authentic pastrami, the challenges of running a food truck, and why protecting the quality of your product matters more than making a quick sale. He also talks about appearing on the Food Network with Guy Fieri, serving thousands of sandwiches at the South Beach Wine & Food Festival, learning from mistakes, adapting a menu based on what customers actually want, and why every small business owner needs to understand costs, supplies, and the value of every dollar. Plus, George explains how his previous careers in technology, electronics, and public service helped prepare him for entrepreneurship, why saving money is an important lesson for young people, how mentoring other food entrepreneurs has become part of his journey, and why helping others succeed is one of the greatest rewards. In this episode, you'll learn: ●    What The Pastrami Project is and how George built it from the ground up ●    How childhood experiences can inspire future businesses ●    Why authentic pastrami takes time, patience, and skill ●    What makes real pastrami different from ordinary lunch meat ●    How George became the “Pastronomer” behind his food truck ●    The advantages of starting a small business with a food truck model ●    The challenges of running a one-person business ●    Why consistency and never compromising your product matter ●    How small business owners manage food costs and supplies ●    Why understanding customers is more important than only following your own ideas ●    How George adapted his business through changing food trends ●    What it was like appearing on Food Network with Guy Fieri ●    How thousands of sandwiches were made for major food events ●    Why previous careers can help build entrepreneurial skills ●    How learning different trades helped George become a better business owner ●    The importance of saving money when you are young ●    Why every entrepreneur needs to learn from mistakes ●    What owning a business teaches that classrooms cannot ●    Why mentorship and sharing knowledge with others matters ●    How leadership means helping others learn and grow Join Tiberius as he learns from George Markward about entrepreneurship, food, perseverance, leadership, and how following your passion can create something that brings people together. Subscribe to The Tiberius Show and join us for more conversations with incredible guests, fun learning, Math Corners, and lessons about living with the Heart of a Lion. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

Kirsty Nancarrow’s journey has been shaped by curiosity, storytelling, and a passion for sharing the stories of others. From becoming a young journalist inspired by writing and storytelling to reporting major events for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, covering historic moments, writing an award-winning book, and helping people confidently share their own stories, Kirsty has learned what it truly takes to communicate with impact. On this episode of The Tiberius Show, Kirsty talks with Tiberius about journalism, storytelling, media training, photography, interviewing, leadership, overcoming challenges, and why listening is one of the most important skills a reporter can develop. She shares how she started her career as a community newspaper reporter and photographer, what it was like covering major events like the Olympic torch arrival at Uluru and Queen Elizabeth II’s visit, how journalists verify information, and why the best interviews happen when reporters truly listen instead of simply following a list of questions. Kirsty also explains how leaving traditional journalism led her to create Regional Media Training, where she helps people understand the media, communicate complicated ideas clearly, and confidently tell their own stories. She discusses how smartphones can be powerful storytelling tools, why staying still on camera matters, and how anyone can learn to become a better communicator. Plus, Kirsty shares the story behind her award-winning book Himalayan Dreams, her work supporting women in media, her love for volunteering with injured sea turtles, and the lessons she has learned about kindness, resilience, and making a difference one person at a time. In this episode, you'll learn: ●    What a national broadcaster does and how journalism works ●    How Kirsty discovered her passion for storytelling as a child ●    Why curiosity is one of the most important skills for reporters ●    What it is like covering stories for a community newspaper ●    How being both a reporter and photographer changes storytelling ●    What happens when reporters make mistakes during live television ●    How journalists make sure the information they share is accurate ●    Why listening is one of the biggest skills a reporter needs ●    The importance of asking follow-up questions during interviews ●    How Kirsty covered major events like the Olympic torch arrival at Uluru ●    What makes reporting historical moments different from everyday stories ●    Why storytelling is about making complicated topics easier to understand ●    How people can create professional videos using only a smartphone ●    Why confidence and body language matter on camera ●    How Kirsty turned her journalism experience into a business ●    What media training teaches people about sharing their stories ●    The inspiring story behind Himalayan Dreams and Tom Tamang ●    How one person can create change in their community ●    Why kindness is one of the most important things to be remembered for ●    How volunteering with injured turtles taught Kirsty about compassion ●    Why taking care of your mental health is important ●    The importance of learning from mistakes and unexpected challenges Join Tiberius as he learns from Kirsty Nancarrow about journalism, storytelling, communication, kindness, and how every person has a story worth sharing. Subscribe to The Tiberius Show and join us for more conversations with incredible guests, fun learning, Math Corners, and lessons about living with the Heart of a Lion. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

Dr. Joel Hunter’s journey has been shaped by faith, leadership, and a lifelong commitment to helping others. From becoming a pastor and community leader to serving as a spiritual advisor to President Obama, leading large church organizations, writing books, and creating movements focused on respect and understanding, Dr. Hunter has dedicated his life to making communities stronger. On this episode of The Tiberius Show, Dr. Joel Hunter talks with Tiberius about leadership, faith, community service, helping others, respectful disagreement, and why treating people with dignity is essential in today’s world. He shares how his involvement in the civil rights movement helped guide him toward ministry, what he learned from leading thousands of people, why listening is one of the most important skills a leader can develop, and how small acts of kindness can create meaningful change. Dr. Hunter also explains his work with the Central Florida Pledge, a movement created to help people disagree without being disrespectful. He discusses why understanding others matters more than winning arguments, how communities can come together despite differences, and why leaders have a responsibility to create environments where people feel safe and valued. Plus, Dr. Hunter joins Tiberius for Math Corners to explore how one person can spread a message of respect to many others and shares his thoughts on obedience, humility, and living with the Heart of a Lion. In this episode, you'll learn: ●    What a pastor does and how they help people ●    How Dr. Joel Hunter discovered his calling to serve others ●    Why helping people is at the center of leadership ●    The difference between building organizations and building relationships ●    What makes someone a great leader ●    Why listening is one of the most important leadership skills ●    How storytelling can help people understand big ideas ●    Why simple acts of kindness can create lasting change ●    What “Let’s Go Help Somebody” means and why it matters ●    How teenagers can make a difference in their schools and communities ●    What Dr. Hunter learned from working with President Obama ●    Why public leaders are often more sincere than people realize ●    What the Central Florida Pledge is and why it was created ●    How to disagree without attacking or dehumanizing others ●    Why understanding someone’s perspective is more powerful than winning an argument ●    The difference between peace and avoiding difficult conversations ●    How schools and businesses can create more respectful environments ●    Why social media can make disagreements harder ●    Advice for teenagers who want to become better leaders ●    Why humility, obedience, and integrity matter in everyday life Join Tiberius as he learns from Dr. Joel Hunter about faith, leadership, respect, community, and how choosing kindness can help make the world a better place. Subscribe to The Tiberius Show and join us for more conversations with incredible guests, fun learning, Math Corners, and lessons about living with the Heart of a Lion. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

Elee Joven’s journey has taken her across cultures, countries, careers, and generations. Born in Guam and raised with Filipino heritage, Elee grew up navigating different languages, traditions, and communities. After becoming a mother at 18, traveling to more than 30 countries, and building a career around cultural intelligence and AI strategy, she has learned how understanding differences can become a powerful strength. On this episode of The Tiberius Show, Elee talks with Tiberius about cultural intelligence, identity, travel, parenting, resilience, artificial intelligence, and the importance of maintaining human connection in an increasingly digital world. She explains what cultural intelligence really means, why it goes far beyond food and language, and how understanding the “why” behind people's behavior can reduce misunderstandings and conflict. Elee also shares her experiences growing up between Guam and the Philippines, becoming a young mother, embracing her cultural identity, and learning to be proud of where she comes from. Elee and Tiberius also explore how AI can be used as a tool without replacing human relationships, why families should set boundaries around technology, and why kids can develop cultural intelligence by simply becoming more aware of the diverse people around them. Plus, Elee joins Tiberius for Math Corners to solve an international festival problem and shares her thoughts on why humans still need to check AI-generated translations for tone, meaning, and cultural context. In this episode, you'll learn: ●    What cultural intelligence is and why it matters ●    Why culture goes deeper than food, language, and traditions ●    How growing up between Guam and the Philippines shaped Elee ●    Why cultural identity can become a personal strength ●    What becoming a mother at 18 taught Elee about resilience ●    How traveling to more than 30 countries changed her perspective ●    Why visiting places where your native language isn't spoken can expand your worldview ●    Why understanding the “why” behind cultural behaviors matters ●    How cultural intelligence can help reduce misunderstandings and conflict ●    Why kids can develop cultural intelligence at any age ●    How AI can help families, students, and professionals ●    Why AI should remain a tool rather than a replacement for people ●    Why humans still need to check AI translations and messages ●    How immigrants and newcomers can balance their heritage with a new culture ●    Why you should never be ashamed of your accent, name, food, or traditions ●    What Elee would tell her 15-year-old self about the future ●    Why she believes letting go can be one of life's biggest lessons ●    How integrity means being honest even when nobody is watching Join Tiberius as he learns from Elee Joven about cultural intelligence, identity, travel, parenting, artificial intelligence, and the importance of staying connected to people in a rapidly changing world. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

Dean Horsfield’s journey into entrepreneurship started when he was just four years old, selling drawings to his neighbors. From lemonade stands and window washing to building digital businesses and founding Lemonade Lab, Dean has spent his life turning ideas into real businesses and learning from both success and failure. On this episode of The Tiberius Show, Dean talks with Tiberius about entrepreneurship, creativity, business building, failure, AI, leadership, financial responsibility, and why kids should have the opportunity to experience business for themselves. He also shares how leaving a comfortable corporate job led him to start a window-washing company, why solving real-world problems is at the heart of entrepreneurship, how AI is changing what young entrepreneurs can accomplish, and why sometimes the best way to know if an idea is good is simply to try it. Plus, Dean explains how Lemonade Lab gives kids and teens a safe place to create and operate real businesses, shares some of the creative businesses kids are already building, and discusses the importance of parents staying involved while giving young entrepreneurs room to grow. In this episode, you'll learn: ●    What an entrepreneur actually does ●    How Dean started his first business at just four years old ●    Why creativity and technical skills both matter in business ●    How solving real-world problems can lead to business opportunities ●    Why failure is an important part of entrepreneurship ●    How to learn from a business that doesn't work ●    Why teenagers are in a unique position to use AI for entrepreneurship ●    Why schools should teach more entrepreneurship ●    How kids can test their ideas without being afraid of failure ●    What Lemonade Lab is and how it helps young entrepreneurs ●    Why parents play an important role in keeping young entrepreneurs safe ●    What kids can learn from running a business beyond making money ●    Why understanding costs, profits, and margins matters ●    How AI can become a force multiplier for young entrepreneurs ●    Why knowing when to cut your losses is an important business lesson ●    What leadership looks like when you trust your team ●    Why integrity, responsibility, and accountability matter in business Join Tiberius as he learns from Dean Horsfield about entrepreneurship, creativity, AI, leadership, failure, and why no idea is too crazy to try. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

Suzanne Rath’s journey is anything but ordinary. From working as a physiotherapist and treating athletes to surviving a life-changing bicycle accident, building an award-winning healthcare company, becoming an ultra runner, and coaching leaders on sustainable high performance, Suzanne has learned what it really takes to keep going without burning out. On this episode of The Tiberius Show, Suzanne talks with Tiberius about physiotherapy, sports injuries, recovery, sleep, burnout, leadership, accountability, integrity, and why success is often built through small, consistent improvements rather than one giant change. She also shares how her own recovery changed the way she approaches healthcare, why athletes cannot push at maximum intensity all the time, the importance of rest and boundaries, and how endurance sports can teach us valuable lessons about leadership and life. Plus, Suzanne joins Tiberius for Math Corners to solve an ultra-running problem and shares her thoughts on what integrity really means. In this episode, you'll learn: ●    What physiotherapists do and how they help people recover ●    Why athletes get injured when they constantly push themselves ●    What Suzanne learned from running 272 kilometers ●    Why scans don't always tell the complete story ●    How your morning habits can affect your sleep ●    Why checking your phone first thing can impact your day ●    What burnout actually means ●    Healthy ways to recharge and avoid constant stress ●    Why intentional breaks can improve productivity ●    What makes someone a great leader ●    A different way to think about accountability ●    Why leaders need strong boundaries ●    How endurance athletes develop resilience and accountability ●    Why success comes from small improvements over time ●    The importance of integrity and doing the right thing even when no one is watching Join Tiberius as he learns from Suzanne Rath about health, endurance, leadership, accountability, and how to achieve more without sacrificing your well-being. Subscribe to The Tiberius Show and join us for more conversations with incredible guests, fun learning, Math Corners, and lessons about living with the Heart of a Lion. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

On this episode of The Tiberius Show, Tiberius sits down with comedian, entrepreneur, business leader, martial artist, photographer, and creative thinker Ivon Dee! Ivon shares his journey into comedy, how he discovered his ability to make people laugh, and how his unique style of comedy uses creativity, props, and unexpected perspectives to stand out. He also talks about his experiences in business, operations management, entrepreneurship, and the lessons he has learned along the way. They discuss Ivon's new comedy venture, Shock and Awe Comedy, the importance of discipline and creativity, why businesses need to think about the bigger picture, and how teenagers can start finding ways to serve others and build something of their own. Ivon also shares a powerful piece of advice he would give his younger self: “Nest in the gale.” He explains why the winds and obstacles of life are always going to come—and why we have to learn to face them instead of letting them hold us back. Plus, Ivon joins Tiberius for Math Corners and shares his thoughts on integrity during this week's Heart of the Lion segment. This is an episode filled with comedy, entrepreneurship, creativity, life lessons, and plenty of inspiration! Be sure to watch, like, comment, and subscribe for more amazing conversations on The Tiberius Show! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

In this episode, Tiberius sits down with Benjamin Schmidt, the creative mind behind Schmedia, to explore the world of video production, storytelling, drones, editing, and content creation. Benjamin shares how a colorful TV production poster in his middle school cafeteria sparked a passion that eventually turned into a career creating high-quality content for businesses, podcasts, educational projects, commercials, and more. From making pirate and sci-fi videos as a kid to studying at the Nicholson School of Communication at UCF, Benjamin takes us through his journey of building a career behind the camera. He shares what makes a video truly engaging, why storytelling matters more than flashy graphics, and how beginners can start creating professional content—even with just a smartphone. In this episode, you'll discover: • How Benjamin's passion for video production began in seventh grade  • What Schmedia does and the types of content Benjamin creates  • Why storytelling is the foundation of every great video  • The difference between filming and editing—and which one can take more time  • Common mistakes beginners make with camera angles, framing, and white balance  • How long it can really take to create a short professional video  • Why your smartphone can be a powerful tool for content creation  • The difference between traditional camera drones and FPV drones  • How gaming and drone simulators can help you learn to fly  • Benjamin's experience studying media production at UCF  • How his internship helped prepare him for the real world of video production  • How technology has transformed video production over the years  • Tips for helping people feel comfortable on camera  • Advice for teenagers who want to become content creators  • Why Benjamin believes young creators should stop second-guessing themselves  • How math, coding, creativity, and video production all work together Benjamin also shares some hilarious behind-the-scenes stories, talks about his love for drones, video games, and Star Wars, and gives valuable advice for young people interested in pursuing a career in media. During Math Corners, Benjamin helps break down the real amount of time it takes to create a promotional video, proving that there is much more work behind the scenes than most people realize. Whether you're interested in videography, editing, drones, content creation, filmmaking, gaming, or turning a creative passion into a career, this episode is packed with fun stories, practical advice, and valuable lessons for students and aspiring creators. Be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a comment below: If you could create a video anywhere in the world, where would you go and what would you film? Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

In this inspiring episode, Tiberius sits down with Rob Aylesworth, former Walt Disney Company leader and founder of New Art of Living, to discuss how anyone—especially young people—can build a life filled with more time, financial freedom, purpose, and happiness. After spending 17 years in leadership roles at Disney, Rob made the bold decision to pursue a new mission: helping people rethink how they approach money, success, habits, relationships, and personal growth. Through New Art of Living, he teaches practical strategies for creating a life that isn't controlled by stress, but driven by purpose and intentional choices. In this episode, you'll discover: • What the New Art of Living philosophy is all about • Why time, money, and happiness must work together • Lessons Rob learned during his 17-year career at Disney • The importance of positive thinking and personal accountability • How habits shape your future more than talent alone • Why financial literacy and compound interest matter at a young age • The power of surrounding yourself with positive people • Why failure is one of life's greatest teachers • How gratitude, discipline, and consistency create lasting success • Advice every teenager should hear before entering adulthood Rob also shares his personal journey from procrastinating student to successful entrepreneur, explains why chasing your dreams is worth the risk, and discusses how helping others ultimately leads to greater fulfillment. Tiberius and Rob also dive into another Math Corners challenge focused on compound interest and discuss leadership during this week's Heart of the Lion segment. Whether you're interested in entrepreneurship, personal development, financial freedom, or simply becoming the best version of yourself, this conversation is packed with practical wisdom and life-changing advice for students, parents, and lifelong learners alike. Be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a comment below: What's one habit you could start today that your future self would thank you for? Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

In this episode, Tiberius sits down with Michael Kelley, co-owner of MAD Cleaning Services, to explore how a family-owned cleaning business is helping busy families and professionals reclaim their most valuable asset—time. Michael shares how a company built on hard work, family values, and innovation has grown into a systems-driven business that delivers consistent, high-quality service while embracing AI and automation. Michael's journey began at just eight years old, cleaning alongside his mother. Those early experiences taught him the importance of discipline, work ethic, and attention to detail—lessons that eventually inspired him to launch his own company with his wife after leaving successful careers in logistics. Today, MAD Cleaning Services combines technology, proven systems, and customer-focused processes to help homeowners and businesses reduce stress and spend more time doing what matters most. In this episode, you'll discover: • How Michael built MAD Cleaning Services from the ground up • The family meaning behind the name "MAD" • Why professional cleaning is about much more than appearance • The difference between recurring cleaning and deep cleaning • The importance of consistency, systems, and customer expectations • Cleaning mistakes that can permanently damage your home • How AI is transforming scheduling, marketing, data analysis, and business operations • Why organization improves both productivity and mental health • Lessons Michael learned from entrepreneurship and overcoming setbacks • Why family, boundaries, and quality of life matter more than working endless hours Michael also shares some unforgettable stories from the field, explains how he hires and trains his team using core values instead of resumes, and offers practical advice for young entrepreneurs who dream of starting a business. Tiberius and Michael also tackle a real-world business profit problem during Math Corners and discuss what true leadership looks like in both business and everyday life. Whether you're interested in entrepreneurship, AI, customer service, leadership, or building a successful family business, this episode is filled with valuable lessons for students, parents, and aspiring business owners. Be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a comment below: What's one household responsibility you've learned that has helped you become more responsible? Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

Today, Tiberius sits down with former prosecutor, criminal defense attorney, U.S. Marine Corps veteran, Florida Army National Guard veteran, and Circuit Judge candidate Steve Kerestes to explore the fascinating world of law, justice, leadership, and public service. Have you ever wondered what happens after someone is arrested? Who decides what charges are filed? Or what it really takes to become a judge? Steve shares his journey through the legal system, explaining the important roles prosecutors, defense attorneys, and judges play in ensuring fairness and justice for everyone. In this episode, you'll discover: • What prosecutors, defense attorneys, and judges actually do • The difference between county courts, circuit courts, and higher courts • Why justice is about seeking the truth—not simply winning cases • How judges prepare for court and make difficult decisions • The importance of discipline, integrity, and leadership in the legal profession • How military service helped shape Steve's approach to serving others • Why young people should understand civics, government, and the justice system • Valuable advice for students interested in careers in law and public service Steve also shares lessons from over 20 years in the legal profession, reflects on balancing justice with compassion, discusses his campaign for Circuit Judge, and explains why experience, fairness, and service are essential qualities for anyone serving on the bench. Along the way, Tiberius and Steve tackle another Math Corners challenge and discuss leadership during this week's Heart of the Lion segment. Whether you're interested in becoming a lawyer, prosecutor, judge, or simply want to better understand how our courts work, this episode is filled with practical insights, inspiring stories, and valuable life lessons for students, parents, and future leaders alike. Be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a comment letting us know: If you could ask a judge one question, what would it be? Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

Today, Tiberius sits down with Zach, better known as Liberty Troll, to explore the world of First Amendment auditing, constitutional rights, public accountability, and why understanding your freedoms matters. Have you ever wondered what your constitutional rights really are? Can you record in public? Why do some people choose to test how government officials respond to citizens exercising their rights? In this episode, Liberty Troll shares how he became a First Amendment auditor, what motivates his work, and why he believes education is the key to protecting our freedoms. In this episode, you'll discover: • What a First Amendment auditor is and what they do • The five freedoms protected by the First Amendment • Why the Constitution still matters today • How recording in public promotes transparency and accountability • The importance of understanding your rights and responsibilities • What happened during Liberty Troll's first audit • Lessons learned from interactions with law enforcement and the public • Why respectful communication and education can make a difference Zach also shares stories from his experiences conducting public audits, discusses how constitutional rights apply in everyday life, explains why civics education is so important, and offers advice for young people who want to better understand the Constitution. Along the way, Tiberius and Zach tackle another Math Corners challenge and discuss the importance of integrity during this week's Heart of the Lion segment. Whether you're interested in constitutional rights, journalism, public accountability, law enforcement, or simply learning more about civic responsibility, this episode offers an engaging conversation for kids, parents, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the freedoms protected by the U.S. Constitution. Be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a comment letting us know: What's one constitutional right you think everyone should understand better? Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

Today, Tiberius sits down with attorney, mediator, community leader, and judicial candidate Asima Azam to explore the fascinating world of law, fairness, conflict resolution, and what it takes to become a judge. Have you ever wondered what happens when neighbors disagree? Who helps communities solve problems? Or what judges actually do all day? In this episode, Asima shares her experiences from more than 23 years practicing law and explains how attorneys, mediators, and judges help people work through difficult situations and find fair solutions. In this episode, you'll discover: • What an HOA attorney actually does • How mediators help people settle disagreements without going to court • What county judges do and why fairness matters in the courtroom • Why communication and listening are important life skills • The role of critical thinking, debate, and public speaking in legal careers • How students can prepare for careers in law and public service • Why community service and giving back are important parts of leadership and legacy Asima also shares stories from her work involving homeowners associations, emotional support animals, community disputes, tax appeals, and the challenges judges face in today's legal system. Along the way, Tiberius and Asima tackle another Math Corners challenge and discuss nobility, generosity, and putting others first during this week's Heart of the Lion segment. Whether you're interested in becoming a lawyer, judge, mediator, or simply want to learn more about how fairness and justice work in everyday life, this episode is packed with valuable lessons for kids, parents, and future leaders alike. Be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a comment letting us know: If you could make one rule for your community, what would it be? Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

Today, Tiberius sits down with career strategist, resume expert, and confidence coach Emily Kapit to explore the world of careers, job interviews, resumes, and discovering what makes you stand out. Have you ever wondered what makes a great resume? How people prepare for important interviews? Or how to figure out what career might be right for you someday? Emily shares her experience helping professionals and students build confidence, communicate their strengths, and prepare for exciting opportunities. In this episode, you'll discover: • What a career strategist actually does • How resumes help tell your story • Why confidence matters during interviews • The importance of leadership and integrity • Tips for students preparing for future careers • How volunteering and life experiences can help build valuable skills • Why discovering your strengths is one of the most important parts of career growth Plus, Tiberius and Emily tackle another Math Corners challenge and discuss the importance of integrity in this week's Heart of the Lion segment. Whether you're already thinking about your future career or just curious about the world of work, this episode is packed with helpful advice and inspiration for students, parents, and future leaders alike. Be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a comment letting us know what career you want to explore in the future! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.