On this episode of We Can't Do It Alone, Nōn sits down with Bernie Dickson, artist and ultra runner, to explore how we can create space for people in our lives to ask "why," growing up in an warm and inviting open-door household, the vulnerability of opening up your home to people, AI and its influence in the classroom, a movement of messiness, how authenticity is an opportunity to build deeper trust with each other, and what it means to have a perspective of hope.

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Perspective of Hope (with Bernie Dickson)