High-Tech Sunday is a one-hour conversational-style podcast where Career Communications Group hall of fame alumni, Black Engineer of the Year Award (BEYA) winners, and Women of Color STEM Award honorees engage the audience with their insights and perspectives on professional development utilizing spiritual philosophies.

Weekly discussions are focused on workforce topics, family balance, ethics, and respect for others. Stemming from these five principles, the podcast discusses societal problems at the intersection of technology and culture through a lens informed by spiritual philosophies. This year we had conversations with:

Winston Scott, a former NASA astronaut
Detroit’s DJ Smooth aka Donnell Campbell, diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) leader
Gerald Johnson, 2021 Black Engineer of the Year and General Motors EVP
Robin Coger, academic dean and engineering professor
Jerome Stephens, U.S. Senate director of community outreach
Lashun Thomas Massey, environmental engineer
Karissa Diggs, career coach, and engineer
Krystal Porter, U.S. Army Veteran and systems engineer
Demetria Hall, systems engineer
Warn Wilson, engineer, coach, and educator 
Colletta Orr, breast & ovarian cancer research scientist
Adrienne Somerville, best-selling author
Shareka Robinson, systems engineer
Rick Piña, chief technology advisor
Charles Muse, General Motors engineer
Olie Burton, information systems director
William Wells, founding exec of aSTEAM Village
Symone Johnson Barkley, a marine scientist
Tori Soudan, award-winning shoe designer
Dani Chambers, systems engineer
Master Sgt. Bonnie Rushing, U.S. Air Force intelligence officer
Treva Brown, U.S. Naval Research scientist
Dan Mosqueda, defense Space advisor
Larry Spencer, author and retired four-star general
Yazmin Feliz, engineer and inventor
Arti Varanasi, healthcare innovator
Frenae Smith, engineer and influencer
Commander Desmond Walker, United States Navy
LaTasha Taylor Starr, CEO of ESTe²M Builders