David Bryan
Curiosity Invited
A video podcast driven by curiosity, inviting open minded conversations. Tune in & learn something new with your host, David Bryan💡 #curiosityinvited
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Shaka Mitchell and the COME TOGETHER MUSIC PROJECT 20.10.2026 47:03
In this conversation, Shaka Mitchell hot David Bryan about the Come Together Music Project , a nonprofit initiative aimed at using music to foster connections and facilitate conversations across diverse backgrounds. He shares insights on how personal experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic inspired the project, the importance of vulnerability in sharing music, and the role of facilitation in guid...
Jasmine Anouna - The Bloom - Entrepreneuring With A Purpose! 06.10.2026 50:31
In this engaging conversation, host David Bryan reconnects with Jasmine Anouna, the founder of The Bloom, a network dedicated to social change. They discuss Jasmine's journey from the UN to creating a platform that connects individuals passionate about making a difference. The conversation explores the definition of social impact, the challenges of working in bureaucratic institutions, and th...
Conservative Republican Vince Vanata - The Need For Civility 22.09.2026 46:51
In a world increasingly marked by political polarization, the need for civil discourse has never been more critical. In this episode of Curiosity Invited , host David Bryan and Park County, WY Republican Party Chair, Vince Vanata explore the importance of civility in politics, particularly in light of recent tragic events that highlight the consequences of divisive rhetoric. This engaging discuss...
Carceral Apartheid - A Conversation with Sociologist, Brittany Friedman 08.09.2026 48:17
Brittany Friedman, USC sociologist professor speaks about her important book, Carceral Apartheid . Here she speaks of education as a mechanism of control. For Full podcast. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JpI7opTVSI
Curiosity Invited - Dakarai Larriett 25.08.2026 43:19
David Speaks with Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate from Georgia, Dakarai Larriett
Michael Abels - The Muse and the Music 23.07.2026 55:57
In this conversation, David Bryan speaks with Pulitzer Prize winning, Emmy nominated , award winning composer, Michael Abels. Michael discusses the impact of ego on creativity and the importance of being open to ideas from the muse. He emphasizes that ego can hinder the reception of creative ideas, leading to self-judgment and rejection of potentially valuable concepts. Instead, he advocates for a...
Tim Disney - The A.R.C. - What does it mean to be honest? 07.07.2026 50:13
In this engaging conversation, Tim Disney discusses his journey in creating the graphic novel 'The Ark,' inspired by the pandemic and the political climate. He shares insights into the creative process, the collaboration with co-writers and artists, and the thematic exploration of truth, lies, and the role of humor in addressing serious societal issues. The discussion also touches on the...
Episode 110 - Ashley Wiley Johnson, PhD : Deeper Than A Disorder 09.06.2026 54:47
In this engaging conversation, David Bryan speaks with Ashley Wiley-Johnson, a speech language pathologist and autism expert. They explore the evolution of speech pathology, the complexities of autism diagnosis, and the importance of social skills development. Ashley shares her journey into the field, the challenges faced by individuals with autism in educational settings, and the need for accommo...
Episode 109 - Alec Egan - Painting Courage and Heart 01.06.2026 1:07:43
In this conversation, David Bryan and Alec Egan explore Alec's work and his path from his youth to being a highly sought after contemporary artist. Alec speaks about the profound impact of his education, particularly New Roads School (where David was Co-Founder and was a teacher and school head for nearly 20 years), on personal and artistic development. Alec shares his journey from feeling...
Episode 108 - Dr. Peter Schnall - "This Job Is Killin' Me ... You May Be Right 12.05.2026 49:20
In this conversation, David Bryan and Dr. Peter Schnall delve into the complexities of work stress, exploring its definitions, causes, and effects on both mental and physical health. They discuss how workplace design, demands, and control impact employee well-being, using bus drivers as a case study to illustrate the physiological responses to stress. The importance of management's role in cr...
Episode 107- Bernhard Fritsch of i3ops - AI For Humanity 14.04.2026 1:17:04
In this engaging conversation, Bernard Fritsch, a German-born inventor and tech entrepreneur, shares insights on the rapid evolution of AI, its potential risks, and the importance of responsible development. The discussion covers AI's impact on democracy, privacy, security, and the future of human-AI interaction, emphasizing the need for global cooperation and ethical guidelines. Bernhard E...
Episode 106 - Krystle Hickman - Bzzzzz - The A B C's of California's Native Bees 31.03.2026 47:15
In this conversation, David Bryan speaks with Krystle Hickman, a community scientist and photographer specializing in native bees. They discuss the differences between honey bees and native bees, the importance of native bees in ecosystems, and the role of community scientists in documenting and studying these vital pollinators. Krystle shares her journey into bee photography, the impact of habita...
Episode 105 - Monica Sandler - And the Oscar Goes To ... 17.03.2026 42:43
Explore the fascinating world behind the Oscars with Dr. Monica Sandler, who pulls back the curtain on the industry's machinery, its history, controversies, and cultural significance. Discover how awards influence Hollywood's labor, diversity, and global cinema trends. Dr. Monica R. Sandler is a film and media historian at Ball State University, specializing in the history of entertainm...
Episode 104 - Kind Stranger - Tennessee Williams's Last Original Play? 24.02.2026 49:55
In this conversation, David Bryan speaks with Steve & Rick Simone-Friedland about their recent play, 'Kind Stranger,' which is adapted from Tennessee Williams' memoir. They discuss their creative process, the challenges of performing a one-person show, and the importance of queer narratives in theater. The duo reflects on their personal and professional relationship, the audien...
Episode 103 - Graham Stephan - Follow The Money ... and Your Instincts 04.02.2026 57:51
In this engaging conversation, Graham Stephan shares his journey from a non-traditional high school experience to becoming a successful entrepreneur in real estate and YouTube. He discusses his early life, the challenges he faced in education, and his decision to forgo college in favor of pursuing his interests. Graham elaborates on his transition from real estate sales to investing, the growth of...
Episode 102 - Samuel Marquis - Buried Treasure - The True Story of Captain Kidd 27.01.2026 49:38
Captain Kidd has captivated imaginations for over 300 years and inspired many stories about pirates, but was he really a criminal? Just how many ships did he plunder, how many men did he force to walk the plank, and how many throats did he slit? Or is the truth more inconvenient, that he was a buccaneer’s worst nightmare, a revered pirate hunter turned fall guy for scheming politicians? In “Capta...
Episode 100 - Money and Faith - With Shang Saavedra of SaveMyCents 06.01.2026 42:31
In this enlightening conversation, David Bryan and Shang Saavedra explore the intricate relationship between faith, money, and personal finance. Shong shares her journey with Save My Cents, emphasizing the importance of mental health in financial well-being. They discuss the financial independence movement, the role of generosity, and how personal beliefs shape financial decisions. Shang also high...
Episode 99 - Marion Orr - Setting The 'Congressional Record' Straight 23.12.2025 50:03
This conversation explores the life and legacy of Charles C. Diggs Jr., a significant yet often overlooked figure in the civil rights movement and American politics. Brown University Professor, Marion Orr, discusses his new biography of Diggs, detailing his contributions to the Congressional Black Caucus, his legislative achievements, and the circumstances surrounding his fall from grace. The disc...
Episode 97 - Francis Moore Lappé - Food, Democracy & Courage 09.12.2025 38:17
In this engaging conversation, David Bryan speaks with Frances Moore Lappé, a prominent researcher and author known for her influential book 'Diet for a Small Planet.' They discuss the core message of the book, which challenges the notion of food scarcity and emphasizes the connection between food production, power, and democracy. Lappé shares insights on the evolution of dietary unders...
Episode 96 - The Harvesting of Haystacks Kane - Steve Schlam 02.12.2025 46:06
David Bryan speaks with author Steve Schlam about his debut novel, 'The Harvesting of Haystacks Cain.' They explore the inspiration behind the book, which originated from a dream, and delve into the character development of the protagonist, Herschel "Haystacks" Kane. Schlam discusses the themes of identity, empathy, and the writing process, as well as his literary influences, i...
Episode 91 - Chanchal Garg - Unearthed: The Lies We Carry & The Truths They Bury 02.12.2025 52:17
n this conversation, Chanchal Garg shares her journey as an executive coach and author of the intimate and revealing memoire, 'Unearthed: The Lies We Carry and the Truths They Bury.' She discusses her experiences with cultural identity, personal narratives, and the impact of spiritual and sexual abuse on her life. Chanchal emphasizes the importance of owning one's story and the heal...
Episode 92 - Paul Sunseri - Gentle Parenting Reimagined 02.12.2025 52:42
In this conversation, Dr. Paul Sunseri discusses the concept of gentle parenting, particularly in relation to children with oppositional behavior. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the emotional lives of children and the need for parents to adapt gentle parenting strategies to effectively manage challenging behaviors. The discussion covers various topics including the impact of screen...
Episode 93 - Staying Blessed With Jamaal Lewis 02.12.2025 49:34
In this conversation, Jamaal Lewis shares his remarkable journey from a military upbringing to becoming a college football star, then briefly playing in the NFL, and his move to modeling and acting. He discusses the challenges he faced, including struggles with accountability, partying, and addiction. Jamaal reflects on the pivotal moments that led him to find purpose and the importance of family...
Episode 94 - Tracie Canada - Tackling The Everyday 02.12.2025 47:01
In this conversation, host David Bryan speaks with Dr. Tracie Canada about her recent book, which explores the intersection of race, gender, and college football. They discuss the unique experiences of Black college football players, the implications of a Black feminist perspective, and the importance of community and care among players. The conversation highlights the exploitation faced by studen...
Episode 95 - Shari Foos - Yes, Stories Can Heal: The Narrative Method 02.12.2025 44:02
In this conversation, David Bryan interviews Sharri Foos, a marriage and family therapist and founder of the Narrative Method. Shari shares insights on the importance of creative writing in healing and personal growth, emphasizing the non-therapeutic, supportive nature of her workshops. The discussion also covers the core concepts of the Narrative Method. Shari and David explore the import...
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