On this episode I speak with Matt Shope, who was terminated from his job due to a phrase he used that was deemed offensive. Matt and I talk about his beliefs and some of mine, as well as a little politics and UFO's.

On this episode I sit down for a conversation with Will Jones about what's been going on since he completed his first marathon and what 2025 has in store for Will! Like, share, and subscribe!

Join Ashley and I as we discuss the updates to the studio and how it's been under construction for the past couple weeks! We briefly talk about some life updates and on Friday's episode you should see a finished product!

Join me for an inspiring conversation with 84-year-old John Brink, a multifaceted entrepreneur, author, philanthropist, body builder, and educator who’s making a difference in multiple fields. John shares his personal journey of receiving a late diagnosis of ADHD and how it transformed his understanding of himself and his abilities. We dive into his expertise on finding your passion, building success, and leveraging your strengths to overcome challenges. John’s insights and advice will empower you to unlock your own potential and live a more purposeful life. Tune in for a motivational and informative discussion about ADHD, personal growth, and achieving your dreams.

John’s Link: https://johnabrink.com/

Join me for this lighthearted episode where I speak with author, award- winning journalist and photographer, and disabled veteran Kristof Morrow. Kristof and I talk about his life with Tourette syndrome, his time in the military, and how his resilience helped spark his creative writing. Please check out Kristof’s website below.

https://www.kristofmorrow.com/

Join me for a powerful and emotional conversation with Benjamin Lesser a Holocaust survivor and witness to one of the darkest periods in human history. Ben shares his extraordinary story of resilience and survival, having survived living in several ghettos, endured four concentration camps, including the infamous Auschwitz and Dachau, and the grueling death march. Liberated in 1945, Ben’s journey took him from the depths of despair to the promise of a new life in the United States. With courage and determination Ben rebuilt his life, met his wife, and started a family. Ben became a successful realtor and broker and has now dedicated his life to educating others about the Holocaust, promoting tolerance, and understanding, all while making sure the world does not forget about the lives lost. Listen as Ben recounts his harrowing experiences and be inspired by his message of hope and the human spirit’s capacity to persevere. Please consider purchasing Ben's book at the website link below.

www.zachorfoundation.org

I welcome back former Oklahoma state representative Charles Key to the show. On this episode we discuss the events of April 19th, 1995, and what we now know as the Oklahoma City Bombing. Join us as Charles and I discuss some details that are not well known to the public, twists, and turns in the investigation, even some theories out there. This is a conversation that is one that we will continue in-person later. Like, share, and subscribe!

Join me for a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. George Maurer, author of Critical Race Theory in Your School: How to Fight Back, as we delve into the complex and timely topic of Critical Race Theory (CRT) and its impact on the education system. We explore the origins and key concepts of CRT, its applications in educational settings, and the controversies surrounding its implementation. Dr. Maurer shares his expertise and insights on how CRT is shaping the way we think about race, identity, and power in education. We also discussed the implications for teachers, students, and broader society. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the intersection of race, education, and social justice.