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It’s a scorching 106 degrees in Dallas, but Shawn and Ryan are staying cool thanks to the best guest gift in the show’s eight-year history: bagels. Before diving into the main event, the guys nerd out over State Fair of Texas dessert finalists (Fletcher’s chocolate corny dog, anyone?) and settle the eternal jam vs. compote debate once and for all.
Then things get real. Megan Hyman, President and CEO of the Dallas Jewish Community Foundation, joins the show to talk about her unlikely path from J.P. Morgan banker to nonprofit leader, her personal journey converting to Judaism, and what she’s seeing as millennials and Gen Z reshape the future of philanthropy.
In This Episode
- The Great Compote Debate (0:00)
- Bagels, Hanger, and 106-Degree Days (2:53)
- Meet Megan Hyman (7:16)
- What Is Sedaka? The Jewish Roots of Generosity (10:49)
- A Convert’s Perspective on Faith and Leadership (13:58)
- Millennial & Gen Z Philanthropy (17:54)
- Beating Compassion Fatigue with Gratitude (23:00)
- Lightning Round (26:28)
- Von Miller Signs with the Cowboys (30:06)
Connect with Megan Hyman & Dallas Jewish Community Foundation: djcf.org | Find Megan on LinkedIn
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