Ciara Hernandez is a PhD student in Social Psychology at Claremont Graduate University. She manages the Social Identity Lab under Dr. Mike Hogg and serves as an officer for the Psi Chi Honors Society, representing the Social Psychology subdiscipline. Her research primarily explores intergroup conflict, political identities, and international conflict paradigms.

Max Ginsberg is a Positive Psychologist specializing in Flow State Consciousness, with a focus on enhancing well-being and exploring purpose. His work bridges the gap between scientific research and creative expression. In addition to his academic pursuits, Ginsberg is a skilled artist, working in mediums such as 3D modeling, 3D printing, and painting. To explore his past works and learn more about his contributions, visit his website: MFGinseng.com.

Heidi J. Kellam teaches in the psychology department at Cal State Fullerton, facilitates mindfulness meditation groups, and writes narrative non-fiction. Explore some of her material at https://kellam.substack.com and find her LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/heidijkellam.

Ro Lee, Esq. serves as an Associate Director of Career and Professional Development at CGU and is the Prelaw Advisor at Pitzer College. Has held professor positions at Pepperdine’s School of Law, Rio Hondo College, UC Riverside Extension, and Korea University, and has a background in the legal field. To learn about Ro and connect with him, visit https://www.linkedin.com/in/rowlee/.

Rebecca Donaldson is a PhD student in Positive Developmental Psychology at Claremont Graduate University and a member of the Quality of Life Research Center. She is a speech-language pathologist and an adjunct professor at Loma Linda University in Communication Sciences and Disorders. Her current research explores the daily lives of adults who stutter using the experience sampling method (ESM). A Mad activist and poet, she encourages a depathologizing approach to supporting the well-being of all human beings, free of epistemic injustice and coercion.

Robert Klitgaard is a Professor at Claremont Graduate University. Formerly the Dean of the Pardee RAND Graduate School and a professor at Harvard and Yale, his fifteen books include Tropical Gangsters, named one of the New York Times’ Books of the Century.

In this episode we explore the life of travel, adventure, and service. Hear more about partnerships, corruption, and navigating wisdom in a troubled world.

Learn more about Bob's work through his website:

https://robertklitgaard.com/