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EPISODE · Nov 30, 2025 · 1H 15M

Voices of The Village Podcast featuring Adrian Consonery, Jr- His Vision For Georgia To Serve As Secretary of State

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🎙️ NEW EPISODE THIS WEEK! Voices of the Village Podcast welcomes Adrian Consonery Jr., 25-year-old candidate for Georgia Secretary of State! 🚀🔥Adrian is part of the Next Generation Leaders of Today, and he’s mobilizing his generation to step up, speak out, and serve the people.Raised by two hardworking entrepreneurs — a mechanic and a counselor — Adrian grew up in a home built on fixing problems, serving others, and leading with heart.From international humanitarian work at 17, to the United Nations Civil Society Conference, to founding Lyfeline Initiative Inc., Adrian has spent his life empowering communities and amplifying voices that deserve to be heard.He’s also a 2x published author and a committed advocate for voter education and civic engagement.🔥 This week, he joins us to talk leadership, service, and why young people are stepping into their power like never before.Stay tuned — you don’t want to miss this episode!

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