Ingrid Centurion - Generations For America

About Ingrid Centurion - Generations For America

Ingrid is a retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel Iraq War Combat Pilot. She is the founder of Generations For America, a non-profit that educates on the US Constitution with emphasis on the First Amendment. We have various programs, The Shield Of Rights which is a 12 hour program to teach on the Constitution from a law enforcement perspective, Roberts Rules of Order, parliamentarian procedure to host effective meetings. We coordinate debates to discuss critical issues.

Publisher

Ingrid Centurion

Category

business

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

8 May 2025

Latest episode

11 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

31 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   11 Oct 2026

   EP30: Tu Voz. Hispanic Voices for Jenny Honeycutt

   Ingrid Centurion sits down with Candidate for U.S. Congress — South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District, Jenny Honeycutt, with the assistance of interpreter Roxanna Massie, Vice President of the Republican National Hispanic Assembly (RNHA) South Carolina Chapter. During the interview, the three women discussed Honeycutt’s background, personal journey, family roots in South Carolina, and experiences as a lawyer and college athlete. The conversation offered viewers an opportunity to learn more about the person behind the campaign, her values, and her vision for representing the people of the Lowcountry. The interview is aimed for the hispanic community to learn more about Honeycutt's values and platform. A key topic was protecting fairness and opportunities for women in sports. Honeycutt expressed her belief that women and girls deserve a fair competitive environment and that males should not compete against girls in women’s sports. The interview provided an opportunity to discuss the importance of leadership, representation, and the issues that matter to South Carolina families. With Roxanna Massie, immigrant from Venezuela and US citizen, providing interpretation, and insight into the conversation to make the candidate’s message more accessible to Spanish-speaking audiences. Through this interview, Ingrid Centurion, President, Republican National Hispanic Assembly South Carolina Chapter continue their efforts to encourage civic engagement, inform voters, and provide opportunities for candidates to communicate their positions directly to the public. Learn about the candidate. Understand the issues. Make your voice heard.

2. 

   17 Sept 2026

   EP29: Chuck Slavin - When AI Takes Your Face, Your Voice—and Your Job!

   In this compelling episode EP 29: Chuck Slavin - When Artificial Intelligence (AI) takes your face, your voice- and your Job, of the Ingrid Centurion Podcast, Ingrid Centurion sits down with actor and SAG-AFTRA activist Chuck Slavin for a candid conversation about the rapidly changing relationship between artificial intelligence and the entertainment industry. The discussion explores what happens when AI can replicate an actor’s face, voice, likeness, and performance—and what that could mean for consent, compensation, ownership and employment. Chuck shares his perspective on the challenges performers face as studios and technology companies develop increasingly sophisticated digital-replica tools. Ingrid and Chuck examine whether actors should have the right to control how their digital identities are created and used, how contracts should address AI-generated replicas, and what protections may be needed for performers whose images or voices could potentially be used long after a performance is completed. The conversation also looks at the impact on working actors, background performers and the next generation of talent. If AI can generate synthetic performers or reproduce existing performances, what happens to the entry-level jobs that help actors build careers? And where should society draw the line between using AI as a creative tool and using it to replace human performers? Beyond Hollywood, the episode raises a broader question: If technology can replicate what makes a person professionally unique, who owns that identity—and who should control how it is used? Chuck and Ingrid also discuss the ethical and legal questions surrounding AI, including consent, compensation, contractual rights, digital replicas, and efforts to establish legal protections for performers. Ultimately, this episode is about more than artificial intelligence. It is about human creativity, personal identity, employment, ownership and the future of work. Listen to “When AI Takes Your Face, Your Voice—and Your Job” for an important conversation about what happens when technology can reproduce the very things that make a performer unique.

3. 

   11 Sept 2026

   EP28: The Future is yours to write!

   In this powerful episode of the Ingrid Centurion Podcast, Ingrid sits down with Siomara Henriquez, author of Venus & Trump: A Journey of Resilience and Hope, for an honest conversation about emotional violence, toxic relationships, social pressure, and the difficult journey of reclaiming your voice. Siomara has a natural talent for poetry and writing and she shares a women's story of and personal experience of navigating an emotionally harmful relationship and the gradual impact it had on her confidence, independence, and sense of self. Together, Ingrid and Siomara explore why emotional abuse can be difficult to recognize, the warning signs women should never ignore, and the pressures that can keep someone trapped—including fear, finances, family expectations, culture, and concern about what others may think. But this conversation is ultimately about transformation. Siomara explains how Venus, a married woman moved from surviving to rebuilding—finding her voice, restoring her confidence, pursuing independence, and eventually leaving her husband. Siomara writes this story to help other women and to demonstrate that a difficult chapter in life does not have to define the rest of your life. Through her book, Venus & Trump, Siomara turns a painful experience into a message of resilience and hope. She discusses why she chose to tell her story, how much she cried during the process, what writing meant to her, and what she hopes other women will take away from her this story. This episode is a conversation about courage, self-worth, independence, and choosing yourself. It is a reminder that asking for help is not weakness, that recognizing your own value can be the beginning of change, and that rebuilding your life is possible—even after years of being made to feel that you are not enough and being controlled. Listen as Siomara Henriquez, CEO of Angels Perfect Cleaning as she discusses her book and then how she formed her Angels Perfect Cleaning business into a six figure company and the journey to get there.