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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2025 · 2H 2M

VyStar Good is Everywhere Campaign/Navigating Nerd Culture/Matching Litigation with Legislation

from Monica May's Point Of View

Dawn Ofodile the Assistant V.P. Of Regional Community Engagement shared information about the "Good is Everywhere" campaign that VyStar initiated to bring Free experiences to our community. Look for members of their team to "post up" at events with opportunities to share. They are giving their employees chances to engage in their own way as a "giveback" that can benefit everyone. Registration opens August 25th, and the campaign runs September 10th - 30th. For more information visit Vystarcu.org/goodiseverywhere Jaylen Christie is known on social media as the "Superfly Nerd." A term he uses freely to describe his acceptance of his "nerdity," a word we developed on air to describe someone who is not only smart but also considered a bit awkward. Christie, born and raised in Tallahassee, is a Public Relations consultant. However, as a child he learned that "being different is cool!" He found his "tribe and right frequency" and is thriving in a PhD program in sociology - studying trauma through a kid's lens and using comic books to help them cope. Connect with him @ Jaylenchristie.com Attorney Coretta Anthony-Smith, helped us to know that there are regulations that are not being followed when it comes to personal insurance. The rates in Florida are "sky high" and we can seek help through the Forida Office of Insurance Regulation - www.FLOIR.com. She has also established an organization to assist other black female attorneys find their way into the field of law or gain strength through participating in the Black Women's Lawyers Association of Central Florida - connect at www.BWLACF.org

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