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That's Just Good

That's Just Good

De: Nick Marino Jr.
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Nick Marino Jr. jumps into the stories of individuals from around the globe that are making an impact in the lives and communities around them. That's Just Good takes you through a journey of their backstories to where they are now and shows why these are some of the most inspiring people around.2022 That's Just Good Ciencias Sociales Desarrollo Personal Economía Gestión Gestión y Liderazgo Éxito Personal
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  • Macario Robles: From Clippers to Community Impact

    Macario Robles: From Clippers to Community Impact
    Apr 3 2026
    In this episode of the That’s Just Good Podcast, we sit down with Macario Robles, founder and owner of DTX Barbers, to explore how a barber chair can become one of the most powerful places for connection, leadership, and impact. Macario shares how his work as a barber goes far beyond a service. It’s about building trust, creating space for conversation, and showing up consistently for the people in his community. We talk about how everyday environments can become platforms for influence, mentorship, and opportunity. As the founder of DTX Barbers, Macario has created more than a business. He’s built a space where culture, community, and purpose come together, one conversation at a time. This conversation is a reminder that impact doesn’t always start in boardrooms. Sometimes, it starts in places where relationships are built and consistency creates trust. If you’re looking to understand how to lead where you are, use your platform with intention, and create meaningful impact in your community, this episode is for you.
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    24 m
  • From Overwhelmed to Inspired: Fixing Cause Fatigue

    From Overwhelmed to Inspired: Fixing Cause Fatigue
    Mar 4 2026
    In a world where every headline asks us to care about something, many people are experiencing something rarely talked about, cause fatigue. It’s the quiet exhaustion that comes from constantly hearing about problems but feeling unsure how to make a real difference. When every organization is asking for attention, donations, and action, even the most generous people can start to tune out. In this episode of the That's Just Good Podcast, Nick Marino Jr. explores why 'cause fatigue' is happening right now and what leaders in business, nonprofits, and communities can do about it. We’ll talk about how overexposure to issues can overwhelm even the most purpose-driven people, why storytelling and authenticity matter more than ever, and how organizations can inspire action instead of exhaustion. You’ll also hear practical ways businesses and leaders can re-engage employees and communities by creating meaningful opportunities to make an impact. Because the goal isn’t to care less. It’s to help people care in a way that lasts. If you care about community impact, corporate responsibility, or leading with purpose, this episode will give you a new lens on how to keep inspiration alive when the world feels overwhelming.
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    17 m
  • Tamika Jackson: Strengthening Communities From the Inside Out

    Tamika Jackson: Strengthening Communities From the Inside Out
    Feb 18 2026
    In this episode, we’re joined by Tamika Jackson, Vice President and Community Manager at JPMorgan Chase for the Pleasant Grove/East Dallas area. With over 15 years of leadership in nonprofit and public service, Tamika shares how she’s building bridges between corporate resources and community needs. We explore her approach to neighborhood revitalization, inclusive economic development, and the importance of amplifying local voices. Tamika reflects on what it means to lead with service, not just at work, but in every part of her life, from her sorority to her church to her personal relationships. Whether you work in community development, corporate social responsibility, or simply want to deepen your impact where you live, Tamika’s story offers a masterclass in purpose-driven leadership.
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    43 m
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