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  • Victor, Not Victim: Ricky Kidd's Triumph Over a Wrongful Imprisonment

    Victor, Not Victim: Ricky Kidd's Triumph Over a Wrongful Imprisonment
    2024/09/18

    Delve into the mind of a man who refused to be broken by a flawed justice system. Despite key evidence that was never presented by his court appointed attorney, Ricky Kidd was found guilty for a murder he did not commit and spent 23 years in prison fighting for his innocence.


    Listen to his powerful story of maintaining innocence, fighting for freedom, and finding purpose in pain. Learn practical resilience techniques from someone who's faced the ultimate test.

    About Ricky Kidd:

    Ricky Kidd spent 23 years in a maximum-security prison for a wrongful murder conviction. Exonerated with the help of the Innocence Network, Kidd credits his survival to daily mantras, poetry and his determination to rewrite his fate. Learn more about his story here.

    About our featured charity:

    This season, Alex Perry On Fire is making a monetary contribution to each guest’s charity of choice. Ricky Kidd chooses the New England Innocence Project for its focus on supporting the wrongfully convicted after they are released from prison.


    Your turn to start the fire.

    Like what you heard today on Alex Perry on Fire? Tell us about it.


    Want to share what has helped you on your journey? We want to hear about that, too.


    Comment on social, DM us or give us a call.


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    1 時間 20 分
  • Alex Perry: Reflections on Growth, Vulnerability, and Change

    Alex Perry: Reflections on Growth, Vulnerability, and Change
    2024/07/31

    In the final episode of Season 1, Alex Perry reflects on the invaluable insights, lessons, and powerful stories shared by guests throughout the season. From personal growth and vulnerability to overcoming life's challenges, Alex delves into the profound impact these episodes have had on both him and the audience.

    Join Alex as he highlights key moments and testimonials from episodes featuring notable guests like Nastia Liukin Bri Forrest, Xris Crowder, and Andrew Welker. This season finale shines a light on the importance of awareness, discipline, and community in navigating life's ups and downs. It's an emotional and inspiring conclusion to an eye-opening first season.

    If you are in need of any advice from Alex and future guests or are fired up about something and want to pass that flame, please call the Alex Perry on Fire Podcast at ‪(214) 506-8023‬.
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    21 分
  • Elliott Perry: Five Things to Move Forward

    Elliott Perry: Five Things to Move Forward
    2024/07/24

    Twins Alex and Elliott Perry not only talk about growth—in this episode, they also show it. Alex asks some tough questions about his brother’s road back from rock bottom. And Elliott talks more about the value of authenticity, vulnerability and accountability in overcoming self-doubt and negative thinking.

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    43 分
  • Nastia Liukin: An Olympian journeys beyond the gold

    Nastia Liukin: An Olympian journeys beyond the gold
    2024/07/17
    From the uneven bars to a balanced life, Liukin talks about the importance of not relying solely on skills or achievement but in finding purpose and passion. The whole world applauded her for perfection on the floor, but when she retired from gymnastics, she wondered, “Who am I?”
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    1 時間 5 分
  • Xristofer Crowder: Why Spirituality Matters

    Xristofer Crowder: Why Spirituality Matters
    2024/07/10
    Something special happens inside a little, white-brick building on Lovers Lane in Dallas, Texas, and even the neighbors have noticed. Customers step out of Xristofer Crowder’s salon, Coloured on Lovers, like they don’t have a care in the world. It’s because he offers a listening ear without judgment and strives to make others feel truly heard and supported through life’s valleys.
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    33 分
  • Martin Flores: A pro can be very, very selfish

    Martin Flores: A pro can be very, very selfish
    2024/07/03
    Everybody talks about work-life balance. Alex and Elliott find out how pro golfer Martin Flores does it—and how he had to make tough career choices to be the father he always planned to be without losing the income he wanted to make. The key word here: priorities.
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    30 分
  • Bri Forrest: Shedding Toxic Friendships and Getting Grounded

    Bri Forrest: Shedding Toxic Friendships and Getting Grounded
    2024/06/26
    When Bri Forrest heard the marriage proposal, she literally felt bad energy shooting from her fingertips. The universe was telling her, once again, to stop abandoning herself for her relationships. So, she said no to the fiancé and stepped away from others who were holding her down. In this episode, Alex learns her techniques for grounding herself and finding balance.
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    49 分
  • Kyle Towb: When the Money Machine Breaks Down

    Kyle Towb: When the Money Machine Breaks Down
    2024/06/19
    Today’s guest has been called a machine programmed for success. But achievement didn’t make Kyle Towb happy. Instead, this entrepreneur happened upon the path to peace thousands of miles away from home. Alex leans into Kyle’s positive energy to discover how The Machine let go of the world and opened up to the journey.
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    46 分