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Vitamin OC

Vitamin OC

Auteur(s): Joanna Weiss and Whitney Gomez
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Your recommended dose of civics and civilization in Orange County, California, brought to you by politically and culturally active locals Joanna Weiss and Whitney Gomez




© 2025 Vitamin OC
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  • Ep 22: Corona Del Mar High School Girls Lacrosse Coach Jessica Murray
    Nov 23 2025

    In this episode of Vitamin OC, hosts Joanna Weiss and Whitney Gomez welcome Jessica Murray, head coach of Girls Lacrosse at Corona Del Mar High School. They discuss Jessica's journey from being a lacrosse player to a coach, her experiences in sports, and the impact of athletics on young women. The conversation touches on themes of respect, personal growth, and the importance of sports as a formative experience beyond just a path to college athletics. Jessica shares insights on coaching philosophies, managing parent interactions, and fostering a positive team culture. The episode also addresses mental health awareness and the role of sports in community building.

    Takeaways

    Jessica Murray's journey from player to coach highlights the transformative power of sports.

    Sports provide a platform for personal growth and community building.

    Respect and non-negotiables are central to Jessica's coaching philosophy.

    Managing parent interactions is crucial for maintaining a positive team environment.

    Mental health awareness is an important aspect of coaching and community support.

    Jessica emphasizes the importance of being part of something bigger than oneself.

    The role of sports extends beyond college athletics, offering life lessons and friendships.

    Jessica's experiences underscore the value of taking risks and embracing new opportunities.

    The episode highlights the impact of supportive coaching on young athletes.
    Jessica's story illustrates the importance of giving back to the community.


    Key Words

    Jessica Murray, Girls Lacrosse, Corona Del Mar High School, sports impact, coaching philosophy, mental health awareness, team culture, personal growth, athletics, community building

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    30 min
  • Ep 21: Ocean View School District Trustee (Huntington Beach) Gina Clayton-Tarvin
    Nov 16 2025

    In this episode of Vitamin OC, hosts Joanna Weiss and Whitney Gomez engage with Gina Clayton-Tarvin, a dedicated educator, public servant, and Trustee for the Ocean View School District. They explore her journey from a classroom teacher to a prominent figure in local politics, focusing on her advocacy for education, public safety, and free expression in Huntington Beach. Gina shares her experiences standing up against illegal surveillance, censorship, and advocating for transparency and student safety.

    To find out more about Gina's work as a Trustee in the Ocean View School District:

    https://www.ginaclaytontarvin.com/

    https://www.ovsd.org/boardoftrustees/meet-your-board-of-trustees/about-gina-clayton-tarvin

    https://www.instagram.com/ginaclaytontarvin1/?hl=en


    Takeaways

    Gina Clayton Tarvin's journey from teacher to political leader.

    The impact of local politics on education and community.

    Standing against illegal surveillance and censorship.

    Advocating for transparency in public institutions.

    The role of educators in civic engagement.

    Challenges faced by communities in Huntington Beach.

    The importance of public safety and student rights.

    Gina's personal experiences in education and leadership.

    The power of community activism and leadership.

    Insights into the political landscape of Huntington Beach.


    Keywords

    Gina Clayton Tarvin, Huntington Beach, education advocacy, public safety, free expression, local politics, transparency, student safety, civic engagement, community leadership

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    37 min
  • Ep 20: Reverend Paul Capetz, PhD, Pastor of Christ Church by the Sea (United Methodist) in Newport Beach, CA
    Nov 9 2025

    In this episode of Vitamin OC, Joanna Weiss and Whitney Gomez host Reverend Dr. Paul Capetz, pastor at Christ Church by the Sea in Newport Beach. The discussion delves into the rise of Christian nationalism in the United States, its implications for religious freedom, and the historical context of America's founding principles. Dr. Capetz shares insights on the separation of church and state, the Enlightenment's influence on American governance, and the challenges posed by fundamentalism. The conversation also touches on the role of education in fostering understanding and the importance of civics in preserving democracy.

    Takeaways

    • Christian nationalism seeks to establish evangelical Christianity as the official U.S. religion.
    • Religious freedom is foundational to American democracy.
    • The Enlightenment influenced the separation of church and state in the U.S.
    • Fundamentalism poses challenges to modern religious and political landscapes.
    • Education is crucial for understanding and preserving democratic values.
    • The U.S. was founded on principles of religious liberty, not as a Christian nation.
    • Historical misconceptions about America's founding are prevalent.
    • Civics education is vital for informed citizenship.
    • Religious and political discussions require a commitment to rationality.
    • Pastor Paul Capetz advocates for a liberal approach to Christianity.


    Keywords

    Christian nationalism, religious freedom, church and state, Enlightenment, American governance, fundamentalism, civics education, democracy, Pastor Paul Capetz, Vitamin OC, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson

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    45 min
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