Jenny Chan is a researcher and editor dedicated to uncovering overlooked histories of World War II in the Asia-Pacific region. As the founder of Pacific Atrocities Education, she conducts survivor interviews and archival research at the U.S. National Archives, developing digital content and publications that bring hidden wartime stories to light. For more information and books head to pacificatrocities.org Combining rigorous historical research with accessible storytelling, Jenny aims to preserve these narratives and make them relevant to today's audiences. You can reach Jenny at jenny@pacificatrocities.org and find her work at pacificatrocities.org.

Grant Murrell returns to the Break It Down Show. Pete met Grant at last year's SpyQ event in England. Grant's approach to networking is the foundation of his work. Grant speaks, trains and coaches people and orgs on how to connect to people. Pete A Turner and Grant are about to discuss rapport building, networking and how one becomes referable. To learn more about Grant follow him on LinkedIn or successisaformula.com/grant-murrell These human communication themed episodes blend into the overall Spy Q approach. SpyQ is intelligence applied by using the skills espionage practitioners leverage in their work.

White Guilt is the latest documentary by Eli Steele. Eli and his father Shelby, combine archival footage with Shelby's current thoughts on his exploration of White Guilt. Eli makes his return to the Break It Down Show with Pete A Turner to discuss his film. Watch White Guilt by going to whiteguiltfilm.com The film's synopsis: From civil rights warrior and black militant to fearless dissident, Shelby Steele unmasks white guilt as the toxin that poisoned America and the West -- destroying merit, igniting riots, demolishing standards, and now arming global chaos from campus bloodlust to civilizational suicide. When good and evil have been utterly reversed, what happens to those who refuse to surrender?