The SIP: The Coke Scholars Ignite Podcast
Latest Episodes
How to Manage Your Finances with Kristina, Bryan, & Justin
The first episode of Season 4 dives into how to manage your finances with Coke Scholar experts Kristina, Bryan, & Justin.
Improving Healthcare with Heart and Intention with Joel, Anthoney, Athena, and Kaitlyn
How can we make healthcare better for everyone? In this final episode of season 3 of The SIP, Coke Scholars from different parts of the healthcare industry come together to discuss how they are tackli
The Power of Building Your Brand with Safiya, Tiffany, Kaiti, and Ben
What makes a truly great brand? How can you build a personal brand to amplify your impact? If it sounds intimidating, youre not alone. But it doesnt have to be! Learn from branding experts, innovati
The Evolution of Education with Pegah, Star, and Brandon
Its a complex time in education. Politicized school boards, intense debates surrounding curriculum, a massive teacher shortage, piling compensatory services for students with disabilities, chronic ab
Caring for Our Mental Health with Robert, Diana, Chris, and Nina
The fourth episode of Season 3 features 4 Coke Scholar mental health advocates.
From Covid Challenges to Cell Phones: Parenting Wisdom with Samuel, Nelda, and Dr. Laura
The third episode of Season 3 features 3 Coke Scholar parents who discuss the twists and turns of raising children and teenagers.
Seeing the World Through the Lens of Storytelling with Nicole, Adam, and Jared
The second episode of Season 3 features 3 Coke Scholars who are incredibly talented artists, storytellers, and creative entrepreneurs.
Just Do It: How Jorge, Jarvis, and Rosalyn are Leading with Purpose
The first episode of Season 3 brings together 3 Coke Scholars expanding diversity and social impact at NIKE, Inc.
Going Pro in Basketball and Business with Junior Bridgeman, CEO of Heartland Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Junior Bridgeman barely made his high school basketball team. Heplayed 12 years in the NBA. Juniorsfirst restaurant was robbed and set on fire.He became theownerofover 450 restaurants in 20 s
Cultivating Empathy and Delivering Hope for LGBTQ Students with Joe English (2013)
I grew up in a 1900-person farm town I never saw or watched or read anything that I felt really spoke to me as a gay person. It would have meant the world to me to have read even one book with one g