Jul 14, 2026 · 34 min · 14 segments
Home economics. Wood shop. Music. The enrichment classes that taught a generation how to actually live got quietly cut from schools, but the kids still need them. Omari Davis built an organization to…
Omari DavisGuest
Joseph SmalzerHost
And I feel like one of the I think traveling is you mentioned it just opens your mind.
And I feel like it's one of the few things that is a mixture of humbling, but also like confidence building.
Confidence building, like realizing that, oh, people outside of the United States or my city or my state are humans as well.
Yeah, there's just shared humanity that you get from traveling to different places.
Not only, of course, this could be traveling different cities and different states, but definitely different countries.
Like you're part of something bigger, but at the same time, you're in a very small bubble.
And I feel like one of the I think traveling is you mentioned it just opens your mind.
And I feel like it's one of the few things that is a mixture of humbling, but also like confidence building.
Confidence building, like realizing that, oh, people outside of the United States or my city or my state are humans as well.
Yeah, there's just shared humanity that you get from traveling to different places.
Not only, of course, this could be traveling different cities and different states, but definitely different countries.
Like you're part of something bigger, but at the same time, you're in a very small bubble.
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