022: What makes a retired successful business man decide to dedicate his life to serving our First Responders?
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Join us as, Al Eskanazy, Bronx-born philanthropist unfolds his remarkable journey through the civil rights era, paralleling a career in insurance with an unwavering dedication to community service. Al opens up about his deeply personal venture into founding a school for autistic children, driven by compassion and a plea that couldn't go unanswered.
The heart of our conversation beats to the rhythm of societal change, as Al delves into the critical need for police training that favors dialogue and psychological savvy over force. He brings to light the unsung acts of law enforcement and stresses the importance of putting boots on the ground in our communities to enact positive change. These stories are more than just tales; they're an invitation to reevaluate and engage with the world we live in, considering the people who dedicate their lives to serving it.
Al challenges us to preserve the integrity of dialogue in our society, drawing inspiration from Socratic teachings and the pressing need to preserve civil liberties. This episode isn't merely a talk; it's a tribute to the unbreakable bonds we forge when we choose unity over division and support over skepticism, with a special nod to the unsung heroes who build bridges every day between the community and those sworn to protect it.
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