Introducing our next guest on Cold on Contact, Erika Donalds.
We sat down to discuss the challenges facing our education system, why so many students continue to struggle with reading and math, and how competition, innovation, and school choice could help reshape education.
Bomb threats. Death threats. A nation divided during COVID-19.
Tina Vidal-Duart faced extraordinary challenges while helping lead Florida’s pandemic response, but walking away wasn’t an option.
Leadership is tested when quitting becomes easier than continuing.
Sometimes, the secret to lasting success is simply refusing to give up when things get difficult.
As we approach the final chapter of our series with Tina Vidal-Duart on Cold on Contact, we wanted to share a perspective that goes far beyond marriage.
One of the biggest challenges we face in America today is our unwillingness to reconsider what we believe, even when presented with new information.
Changing your perspective doesn’t mean abandoning your core values.
Healthcare should be about options, not politics.
Tina Vidal Duart discusses Governor DeSantis’ COVID 19 response and why she believes personal choice is fundamental to healthcare.
A compelling perspective on Cold on Contact.
Tina Vidal-Duart became a hospital CEO at 25 and spent more than a decade turning around financially distressed rural hospitals.
Years later, that experience would help prepare her for one of Florida healthcare’s greatest tests: COVID.
Cold on Contact.
Gut health keeps coming up on Cold on Contact.
Tina Vidal-Duart explains why what happens in the gut may have effects throughout the body, and why restoring it isn’t always a quick fix.
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Why are women seeing 9–11 doctors before getting the care they need?
Tina Vidal-Duart talks about women going years without answers and why she believes medicine needs to look deeper.
Part 2 of Cold on Contact drops soon.
Education can change the trajectory of someone’s life, especially when they weren’t born with a network or connections to open doors for them.
Tina Vidal-Duart on COLD ON CONTACT. Part 2 coming soon.
“Where did you go to school?”
In Miami, Tina Vidal-Duart says the answer can immediately put you into a category.
She once felt ashamed to say Southridge.
Today, she says it with pride.
Lane is STILL talking about Ole Miss.
LSU has a $50M roster. Ole Miss lost players and coaches to Lane, and LSU’s offensive mastermind could score only 24 points?
Bama, Texas, A&M and Tennessee are still ahead.
Maybe Oxford isn’t the problem.
NEW: Lane Kiffin called the LSU-Ole Miss game the Rebels' "Super Bowl"👀
"If it wasn’t for the name, Ole Miss, and if it was more of a traditional name that we were playing, we hadn’t coached at before, how would everybody be feeling if, in your third game of your first year of a program, you went to Ohio State and came all the way back?"
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