Ingrid Centurion - Generations For America

Ingrid Centurion Podcast featuring Judge Irv Condon With Spanish interpretation by Roxana Massey. What does a Probate Judge really do—and how does the court make a difference in the lives of everyday families? Ingrid Centurion sits down with Judge Irv Condon of Charleston County, South Carolina who has served since 1995, to explore the programs, innovations, and community services that reach far b...

Ingrid Centurion sits down with James Teeple, South Carolina State Representative for District 116, about his personal journey into public service, legislative accomplishments during his first term, and priorities for his re-election campaign. With Roxana Massey interpreting for Spanish-speaking listeners, the interview emphasized the importance of making civic information accessible to the Hispan...

In this episode, Ingrid Centurion sits down with Cody Simpson, Republican candidate for South Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture, to discuss the future of agriculture in the Palmetto State. A fifth-generation South Carolina farmer with experience in state government and as the former South Carolina State Executive Director of the USDA Farm Service Agency, Simpson brings his agricultural backgrou...

Ingrid Centurion interviews Lee Edwards, a Charleston native, small business owner, and conservative leader running for South Carolina State House District 119. The interview introduces Lee Edwards to Lowcountry residents, explores his background and commitment to public service, and give voters a clearer understanding of his vision for the future of their communities. Through a discussion of his...

Ingrid Centurion sits down with Candidate for U.S. Congress — South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District, Jenny Honeycutt, with the assistance of interpreter Roxanna Massie, Vice President of the Republican National Hispanic Assembly (RNHA) South Carolina Chapter. During the interview, the three women discussed Honeycutt’s background, personal journey, family roots in South Carolina, and experien...

In this compelling episode EP 29: Chuck Slavin - When Artificial Intelligence (AI) takes your face, your voice- and your Job, of the Ingrid Centurion Podcast, Ingrid Centurion sits down with actor and SAG-AFTRA activist Chuck Slavin for a candid conversation about the rapidly changing relationship between artificial intelligence and the entertainment industry. The discussion explores what happens...

In this powerful episode of the Ingrid Centurion Podcast, Ingrid sits down with Siomara Henriquez, author of Venus & Trump: A Journey of Resilience and Hope , for an honest conversation about emotional violence, toxic relationships, social pressure, and the difficult journey of reclaiming your voice. Siomara has a natural talent for poetry and writing and she shares a women's story of and...

Ingrid Centurion interviews Daneille Leon and Shannon Utsey from vCare Hospice, who provide valuable insight into what hospice really means, who may qualify, when families should consider making the call, and how hospice can support both patients and their loved ones. The conversation begins by answering a fundamental question: What exactly is hospice? Hospice is generally designed for individuals...

What happens when our most vulnerable citizens can no longer speak for themselves? In this powerful episode of the Ingrid Centurion Podcast , Ingrid sits down with BJ Rodgers to explore the heartbreaking realities families face when an aging parent or spouse can no longer care for themselves. BJ shares her personal experience of losing her husband while he was in a care facility and the devastatin...

On this episode, Ingrid Centurion sits down with Myra Allen , a respected credit repair professional and Realtor from Walterboro, South Carolina, whose approach goes far beyond simply helping clients buy and sell homes. In a market filled with thousands of real estate agents, Myra distinguishes herself by addressing one of the greatest barriers to homeownership— credit . Rather than telling client...

In this powerful and inspiring episode, Ingrid Centurion sits down with  Leth Oun , a Cambodian-American veteran of the U.S. Secret Service Uniformed Division, K-9 bomb detection handler, and co-author of  A Refugee's American Dream . His life is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the opportunities that America provides to those who refuse to give up. Leth shares his remarkable...

What happens when passion, purpose, and entrepreneurship come together? You create opportunities that transform lives. In this inspiring episode, Ingrid Centurion sits down with Roxana Massie , founder of the Spanglish Small Business Association (SSBA) , to discuss how business can become one of the most powerful tools for uniting cultures, strengthening communities, and creating economic opportun...

Ingrid Centurion interviews Karen Hubert, founder of Clear Mold LLC. Karen is creating a Community, an online membership program designed to make mold detox education, expert guidance, and community support accessible to anyone, anywhere. The new platform centers around the Clear Mold Detox Protocol, a practical, step-by-step approach to addressing mold and Candida-related symptoms. The company’s...

Ingrid Centurion interviews Layla who survived the genocide attempt in her village.

Ingrid Centurion interviews Dr. Deborah “Dr. DJ” Johnson-Blake is the CEO of The Writing Pad, LLC, where she provides editing, consulting, professional development, and time-management coaching. A keynote speaker and best-selling author, she also serves as an award-winning associate professor at Liberty University. An active leader in the American Business Women’s Association (ABWA), Dr. DJ is a m...

Ingrid Centurion recently interviewed Carrie Pasquarello, founder of Global Secure Resources, a threat-mitigation company dedicated to keeping travelers safe abroad. During their conversation, Pasquarello addressed the growing complexity of global criminal activity and how it impacts international travelers—from opportunistic street crime and organized theft rings to cyber exploitation and politic...

Ingrid Centurion interviews David Stumbo, Candidate for South Carolina Attorney General. In this episode, we find out who is David Stumbo. He is the Eighth Judicial Circuit Solicitor in South Carolina, he serves as the elected chief prosecutor for the 8th Circuit, which includes Abbeville, Greenwood, Laurens, and Newberry counties. He’s a Republican and has served as solicitor since 2013, winning...

Ingrid Centurion interviews James Garcia, founder of Share the Health Cambodia, a 501 3c non-profit. A nonprofit dedicated to provide Kampong Thom with a MAT (Medical Assistant Trained) program that can act as the foundation for emergency medical services training program. The program allows local Cambodian business leaders, teacher, and students to feel empowered to act quickly and confidently to...

Ingrid Centurion Interviews John Mace McGrath, Youngest Chairman of the Berkeley County Republican Party, South Carolina. Ingrid Centurion sits down with John Mace McGrath, the youngest Chairman in the history of the Berkeley County Republican Party, South Carolina to discuss his background, leadership journey, and vision for the future of the party in South Carolina. McGrath, a graduate of the Ci...

The 2025 Thailand–Cambodia Conflict — Displacement, Peace, and Strategic Stakes. In this episode, we sit down with U.S. Army combat veteran and infantryman Veesna Roeun to discuss the deeply troubling Thailand–Cambodia border conflict of 2025 from the perspective of concerned outsiders calling for peace and humanitarian awareness. The conversation opens with an overview of how the conflict, rooted...

Ingrid Centurion interviews Veasna Roeun, first generation Cambodian, killing fields refugee. He shares his journey to become an American Citizen. An inspiring story from a refugee camp to entering the US Army to fighting for Cambodian Americans. Veesna's family survived the killing fields where collectively more than 1.3 million people were killed and buried by the Communist Party of Kampuche...

Ingrid and Alexander discuss the 14th Amendment, the Law of Nations, citizenship, privileges and immunities. The Fourteenth Amendment, ratified in 1868, addresses citizenship rights, equal protection under the law, and due process, playing a crucial role in defining the relationship between the federal government and the states. Its key provisions include defining citizenship for those born or nat...

Ingrid Centurion interviews Diane Hardy the founder of Mom and Pop Alliance. The Mom and Pop Alliance is a pro-small-business advocacy group founded during Covid to help empower SC's small businesses. They provide education, serve as a liaison to improve communication between SC lawmakers and small business owners, and seek common sense solutions and good governance policies to empower SC's family...

Ingrid Centurion, Frank Buono and Rocky Burke discuss the Escobedo Murder Case. Authorities in Florida have re-opened the investigation into the brutal execution-style murder of a family nearly 20 years ago, after the two men convicted and sentenced to death in the killings had their sentences commuted by former President Joe Biden. St. Lucie County Sheriff Richard Del Toro and 19th Judicial Circu...

Ingrid Centurion and Rocky Burke discuss the Garrity Warning. A Garrity warning is a notification of rights given to public employees during an internal investigation. It protects them from being compelled to incriminate themselves in criminal proceedings by informing them of their right to remain silent and that any statements made can't be used against them in a criminal case. This protectio...