This week’s episode of The Thought Brothers delivers both powerful emotion and thought-provoking conversation. Guest co-host Col. Eric Garvin joins the panel and opens the show with a deeply moving tribute to his late son, Eugene Garvin, who was tragically murdered in Chile three years ago. On what would have been Eugene’s 41st birthday, Col. Garvin reflects on his son’s life, legacy, and the love he brought to everyone around him.
Following this touching moment, the conversation shifts to today’s Hot Topics:
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Shedeur Sanders impresses with a stellar performance as quarterback for the Cleveland Browns.
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The unprecedented developments in Washington, D.C., as former President Donald Trump federalizes the city’s police force, bringing in the military, National Guard, and other federal law enforcement agencies.
From heartfelt remembrance to headline-grabbing news, this episode is an engaging mix of personal reflection and sharp commentary.
Introducing the Eric E. Garvin ’10 Student Exploration Fellowship
Created in memory of Eric E. Garvin, a 2010 graduate of Maryland Carey Law who was tragically killed while traveling abroad, the Eric E. Garvin ’10 Student Exploration Fellowship honors his passion for both global exploration and social justice law.umaryland.edu+1. Eric was not only devoted to traveling—having visited more than 40 countries—but also deeply committed to uplifting marginalized communities through his legal work. The fellowship supports current law students at Maryland Carey Law to pursue international study or externship opportunities, encouraging a legacy of empathy, global awareness, and service—values that defined Eric’s life law.umaryland.edu.
The Thought Brothers Podcast features three diverse men who rotate as Host and talk about relevant and current topics of interest to a diverse audience of men and women. The Thought Brothers consists of William “Bill” Spivey, a retired FBI Special Agent, Christopher “C.J.” Johnson, a Social Media Commentator and Carlos Prillman, a Financial Analyst.
Their goal is to:
- Objectively discuss issues of interest to our community
- Inspire a “Call To Action” and model the appropriate behavior for others
- Educate, motivate, provide a sense of caring towards those who are less fortunate
- Have fun!
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