Every episode we make marks another step forward, and this one is truly another for the ages. In Episode 10 of Data, Dollars, and Dynasty, hosts Jeremy Sr., JJ, and Jayden share updates on the many projects the SaNDAI team is pushing forward, proving that progress is built one move at a time.

We dive into the rise of AI data centers and what their explosive growth could mean for America’s power grid and water resources, a conversation that connects tech innovation with real-world impact. We also discuss which jobs are most at risk of being cut due to AI and which ones are expected to grow in the years ahead. Along the way, we keep it real with some much-needed motivation on taking accountability, not blaming others, and learning how to face criticism with strength and clarity.

Articles Discussed in This Episode:

1. How surging demand for energy and the rise of AI is straining the U.S. power grid (CBS News)
2. Understanding the Electrical Power System: The Backbone of Data Centers (Lifecycle Power)
3. Do Data Centers Create Jobs? (CC Tech Group)
4. Data Centers and Water Consumption (EESI)
5. Microsoft reveals 40 jobs about to be destroyed by — and safe from — AI (Windows Central)

In this episode of Data, Dollars, and Dynasty, hosts Jeremy Sr., JJ, and Jayden sit down with five of our Datagen Scholar participants (Reshmitha, Pranjali, Parth, Joel, and Sam) to tackle the stereotypes and realities facing Gen Z in today’s workforce. We dig into the headlines about new college graduates struggling to find jobs, the growing skepticism toward higher education, and the persistent label that Gen Z is “lazy.”

Our scholars share their personal perspectives on work ethic, opportunity, and why they joined the Datagen Scholars program. The conversation challenges misconceptions and sheds light on what it really means to build a career in an unpredictable economy.

Articles Discussed in This Episode:

1. Gen Lay-Z: Why My Generation Doesn’t Care About Work – Exploring shifting workplace priorities among Gen Z.
2. Parents Are Starting to Panic About “Generation Jobless” – Concerns about the long-term job prospects for young adults.
3. Gen Z Men with College Degrees Now Have the Same Unemployment Rate as Non-Grads – A deep dive into whether a degree still pays off.
4. Gen Z Has Regrets: 1 in 4 Wish They Hadn’t Gone to College or Would Have Chosen a Higher-Paying Industry – Regret and reflection on educational and career choices.

In this thought-provoking episode, hosts Jeremy Sr., JJ, and Jayden dive into the growing gender gap in generative AI, a divide that’s leaving many women behind in the future of work. With studies showing that women are significantly less likely to use AI tools than men, the team unpacks how this disparity could shape the workforce, education, and innovation for years to come.

Joining the conversation is Walaa Jasim, COO of SaNDAI Cares and the face of the Datagen For Her program, a 6-week program designed to equip both women and men with practical skills in generative AI and data analytics. Together, we explore how this program is closing the gap, building confidence, and changing the narrative for underrepresented voices in tech.

If you care about the future of equity, innovation, and education in the age of AI, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

In this episode, we unpack the real-world impact of recent Medicaid cuts on Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) and other community health providers. We discuss how our team is helping these centers navigate financial strain by using AI to boost operational efficiency, streamline services, and do more with less.

We also highlight our PPST initiative, aimed at spreading awareness about exertional sickling and heat-related illnesses among athletes, coaches, and first responders. Lastly, we dive into the importance of sickle cell education, and how we're working alongside a health center to amplify awareness and support for those affected by sickle cell trait and disease.

This episode is all about bridging gaps in funding, awareness, and care using data, technology, and community-driven action.

Enjoy!

In this episode of Data, Dollars, and Dynasty, we dive deep into the world of entrepreneurship in today’s uncertain economy. We are joined by two special guests: Tayo and Sam, two young, ambitious entrepreneurs who are already making waves in their respective spaces.

We explore what it means to build something from the ground up, especially as Gen Z visionaries navigating both opportunity and chaos. Together, we break down some powerful articles around the rise of AI and the realities of the American economy, where even high earners are finding it hard to stay afloat.

Jeremy Sr. shares his thought process on why everyone should consider the entrepreneurial path, not just for financial freedom, but for control, growth, and legacy. He drops gems on mindset, strategy, and the discipline it takes to create your own lane.

This episode is all about connecting the dots between ambition, tech, and the modern hustle. Whether you are an aspiring entrepreneur, a creative, or someone just trying to level up, this conversation is packed with real talk and real value.

After a 3-month break, the Data, Dollars, and Dynasty crew is back! In this episode, we dive into why upskilling in AI and emerging technologies is crucial for staying competitive in tomorrow’s job market. We also share personal updates and offer a behind-the-scenes look at the current status of the DataGen Scholar program. Whether you're a student, professional, or just curious about the future of tech and education, this one’s for you.

In this heartfelt episode of Data, Dollars, and Dynasty, Jeremy is joined by his twin brother Jeffery, along with co-hosts JJ and Jayden, to reflect on their personal journey toward building a successful future. Through stories of early struggles, growth, and brotherhood, they share powerful lessons on perseverance, family values, and turning setbacks into stepping stones.

In this episode of Data, Dollars, and Dynasty, Jeremy and his sons dive into how data can be used as a roadmap to uncover personal genius, strengths, and passions—especially for youth. From tips for parents to real-world use of tools like ChatGPT, this episode explores how data can guide personal development and help unlock the genius within all of us.