Episode 16-Taking control of the narrative with Mayor Jesse Valdez

Episode 18-The unexpected journey to becoming a mom with Jessica Catledge

In honor of Mother's Day, this episode pays homage to the journey of becoming and being a mother. Jessica Catledge speaks openly and candidly about her infertility journey and the many pivots she has to make along the path towards welcoming her son into the world. Jessica talks about her supportive network both online and offline, and the things she learned along the way-like packages coming from Israel are a good thing sometimes. We extend our love to those who are at any stage of their motherhood journey.

Episode 17.2-Police use of force with Officer Joshua Coleman Part 2

In part two of our conversation, 19 year veteran Officer Joshua Coleman takes us through his current assignment of being a school resource officer, why more training is needed for officers in general and we tie it up with a bow by circling back to his pivotal momemnt.

Episode 17-Police use of force with Officer Joshua Coleman Part 1

To kick off season three we talk to long time police officer Joshua Coleman of the Napa County Sheriff's office in Northern California about his pivotal moment coming into the profession, but also about the use of force and the disconnect between members of the public and law enforcement officials.

Episode 16-Taking control of the narrative with Mayor Jesse Valdez

In this episode of the Pivotal Podcast, Jesse Valdez, the newly elected mayor of Kearns, Utah, shares his journey from photojournalism to local government. He discusses the importance of networking, community involvement, and storytelling in shaping his leadership style. Jesse emphasizes the need for local narratives to be told by the community itself and outlines his priorities as mayor, including listening to constituents and fostering engagement. He reflects on the challenges ahead and offers valuable advice for aspiring journalists and leaders.

Episode 15-Advocating for autism with Matthew Huskinson

Matthew Huskinson joins the show to share his lived experience as an autistic adult and the pivotal moment that set him on a path many doubted he could take. His optimism, clarity, and sense of purpose shine through as he talks about advocacy, self‑determination, and the importance of being heard on one’s own terms. Released as Utah’s legislative session begins, this episode aims to spark awareness, reflection, and action. Matthew’s voice is powerful, and his commitment to change is unmistakable.