Matt Todd
The Engine of Matt Todd
Community advocacy, social commentary, and educational resource, The Engine of Matt Todd brings it all together.
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Episodes
#194 Pick the right regret 29.09.2020 10:45
At some point you'll have to pick one or the other, and at the very least you need to remember that you're the one making the call.
#193 Interview: Newell Arnerich 28.09.2020 1:51:30
Newell Arnerich is 6 term mayor of Danville and town councilman seeking re-election. He's an architect by trade and long time advocate for Danville and its residents. He spoke at length about things I would have never thought to even ask, and I'm very pleased we got to spend time together. Enjoy! https://www.arnerich.org
#192 The whole conversation 28.09.2020 12:20
Why anyone would care about a one sided conversation is beyond me, but that's exactly what we all do to ourselves.
#191 Interview: Kumar Nallusamy 27.09.2020 1:50:16
Kumar Nallusamy is running for the Board of Education for SRVUSD. He is an enormous advocate for supporting our students, increasing technology in our schools, and bringing an engineering problem solving perspective to the board. He was great to speak with. Enjoy! https://www.kumarforsrvusd.com
#190 Interview: Chris Lum and Brook Rogers 26.09.2020 1:41:09
Chris and Brook are teachers in the community, fathers, and husbands. We had a blast talking about an enormous variety of topics. It was a great time. Enjoy!
#189 Interview: Turner Stanton 25.09.2020 1:20:50
Turner Stanton is the youngest candidate running for the Danville Town Council. He is a long time resident and has been engaged with the community in one form or another for almost a decade. He has an enormous pride in the town and has a very clear vision of how to come out of our current situation stronger than ever. I enjoyed my time with him. Enjoy! www.stantonfordanville.com
#188 What else could you do? 25.09.2020 10:39
When you just need a hand, it's infuriating to hear someone ask what you think you could do, but that's what we all need.
#187 I don't want to stretch 23.09.2020 11:24
I've never liked yoga, but I hate maintenance work even more. The problem is, the maintenance is actually the key.
#186 Interview: Priscilla Graft 23.09.2020 1:47:20
Priscilla Graft is a mother of three, marketing wiz at Clorox, and enormous advocate for the underrepresented age groups in school. She is running for the Board of Education in SRVUSD and wants to bring a fresh, energetic, boots on the ground perspective to the conversation. She gives a lot to think about. Enjoy! https://www.vote4graft.com
#185 Interview: Renee Morgan 22.09.2020 2:18:22
Renee Morgan is an 8 year vet of the Danville town council, elected in 2012 and mayor in 2016. A 30 year resident, she served on the planning commission in the 8 years before being elected and has raised her two children here. She did a tremendous job of setting me straight on a few issues as well as speaking in-depth about her vision for the future. I greatly appreciate speaking with her. Enjoy!...
#184 Interview: Hunter Hodges 19.09.2020 1:34:19
Hunter Hodges is a recent grad from UC Berkeley, a national level rower, and youngest account executive at Tray.io. In the world of excuses and tough employment, this 23 year old crushed. Find out how. Enjoy!
#183 Interview: Laura Bratt 18.09.2020 1:59:57
Parent of four in the SRVUSD, Laura Bratt is running for the Board of Education in Zone 3. She has been on school site council at both elementary and middle school for near a decade. She brings an incredible perspective to the conversation. I thoroughly enjoyed hearing her, and you will, too! Enjoy! www.votelaurabratt.com
#182 A man of a bear 17.09.2020 11:11
Bears can do it, and birds can do it. Why can't we do it?
#181 Always hunting 16.09.2020 10:57
It's easy to criticize people who are stuck on their phones. You see them everywhere and it's easy to judge, but would you tell a hunter gatherer to put down his slingshot?
#180 Interview: Greg Marvel 15.09.2020 3:31:47
Greg Marvel is a veteran of 20 years on the Board of Education in SRVUSD and 30 years veteran of public education at the executive level. He is the sitting president of the board and seeking re-election this fall. This is an extremely informative episode and shed light on actions that have been outwardly criticized by many in the community. It gives you an enormous amount to think about. Enjoy! ht...
#179 Business in the front 15.09.2020 11:20
You can say a lot about the 80s, but at least you have to give it to them. They had a pair.
#178 The other 90 percent 14.09.2020 11:24
We all remember the point at which we failed, but what of the other 90 percent?
#177 Interview: Shelley Clark 12.09.2020 1:16:27
Shelley Clark is a candidate for the SRVUSD board. She is a mother of two and has had students in the school district for decades. She has served on almost every committee and board possible as a volunteer and championed efforts on every level of education to improve the educational experience for students as well as teachers. I'm so pleased I got to speak with her. Enjoy! https://www.shelley...
#176 Getting to the waterfall 11.09.2020 11:49
It's not the 30' drop down the waterfall in the kayak that matters. It's getting there that should concern you.
#175 Get to work 10.09.2020 11:17
There's a difference between getting to work and finding employment, and if you can't see the difference, you may never get paid.
#174 Seeing the feeling 09.09.2020 11:44
You can see the invisible if you're willing to start with the thing you can't see.
#173 Families are tough 08.09.2020 11:47
Yes, they're tough, but only because none of us know the alternative.
#172 GT inspiration 07.09.2020 11:56
It's easy to pass the responsibility of inspiration off onto something amazing in the world, but that's not where you should be looking for inspiration.
#171 Interview: It's complicated 05.09.2020 1:49:01
Nancy Daetz is the head of Academic Boosters at San Ramon Valley High School. She spearheads the efforts to fund almost 20 additional classes annually, which translates into almost 600 students on a daily basis. Funding public schools of this caliber is incredibly complex, and it was great speaking with her and understanding the struggle. Enjoy!
#170 I don't have a choice 04.09.2020 12:45
There are many options in the world today, but for somethings, you may just not have a choice.
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