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On todays Zero Limits Podcast I chat with Arin Hanohano  former United States Marine Corps Crew chief and current US Police Officer.

Arin enlisted into the United States Marine Corps in 2009 aircrew contract and after completing the basic aircrew school he was selected to be a Huey crew chief. 

In 2012 Arin deployed to Afghanistan as a crew chief in the UH-1Y Super Huey. During his deployment the unit was tasked with supporting Task Force 66 (TF66) Australian Special Forces more specifically the 2nd Commando Regiment. On 30th August 2012 Arin’s helo were tasked with inserting a TF66 sniper team onto elevated terrain to provide overwatch for the assault force in the valley below. On approach the helo crashed during  a full brownout and rolled upon impact which ejected several pax. The two Australian Special Forces Snipers LCPL Mervyn Mcdonald and Pte Nathanael Gallagher were tragically killed during ht incident. Post military career Arin joined the Police Force in Alabama which is his current role.

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In today's episode, we delve into the topic of Samoan Fa'alavelave and explore the question: Should one engage in the practice of Fa'alavelave in the event of their passing? We'll discuss different perspectives on this topic, from keeping it simple to the challenges of modern practices.

Our hosts discuss the complex nature of Fa'alavelave and how it can encompass various life events, such as funerals, weddings, and title bestowal ceremonies. They also touch upon the financial aspects, where family members are expected to contribute money or gifts during these events.

The conversation highlights the importance of tradition and cultural practices, as well as the potential for abuse within the system. They touch on the impact of demands made by certain Matai (family chiefs) and the financial burden it can place on families.

The hosts share their personal views on how they would like their own Fa'alavelave to be handled in the future, emphasizing simplicity and consideration for the financial well-being of their loved ones.
They also discuss the significance of family ties, land ownership, and the challenges faced by those who migrate from Western Samoa to American Samoa in pursuit of better opportunities.
Ultimately, the episode raises important questions about the role of tradition and culture in the lives of Samoan families and the need for balance between preserving these customs and addressing their potential downsides.

In today's episode, we delve into the topic of Samoan Fa'alavelave and explore the question: Should one engage in the practice of Fa'alavelave in the event of their passing? We'll discuss different perspectives on this topic, from keeping it simple to the challenges of modern practices.

Our hosts discuss the complex nature of Fa'alavelave and how it can encompass various life events, such as funerals, weddings, and title bestowal ceremonies. They also touch upon the financial aspects, where family members are expected to contribute money or gifts during these events.

The conversation highlights the importance of tradition and cultural practices, as well as the potential for abuse within the system. They touch on the impact of demands made by certain Matai (family chiefs) and the financial burden it can place on families.

The hosts share their personal views on how they would like their own Fa'alavelave to be handled in the future, emphasizing simplicity and consideration for the financial well-being of their loved ones.

They also discuss the significance of family ties, land ownership, and the challenges faced by those who migrate from Western Samoa to American Samoa in pursuit of better opportunities.

Ultimately, the episode raises important questions about the role of tradition and culture in the lives of Samoan families and the need for balance between preserving these customs and addressing their potential downsides.

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988 has been designated as the new three-digit dialing code for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (now known as the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). We can all help prevent suicide. The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals in the United States.

In our latest IoT unplugged podcast, we spoke to Simon Trend, Chief Technology & Services Officer, of Wireless Logic all about AI and IoT: possibilities and pitfalls. 

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🎧🚀 Get ready to have your mind blown by the incredible power of Answer Intelligence! 💡🤯 In this thrilling podcast episode, we uncover the secrets behind harnessing the full potential of AI in your everyday life. Use it to increase your influence!! 🌟 Tune in now and embark on an exciting journey to unlock the future! 🚀🔓 #AnswerIntelligence #AIRevolution #UnleashThePower #Influence

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In episode 1459, Miles and guest co-host Jacquis Neal are joined by comedian, Jenny Zigrino, New Report Exposes Clarence Thomas’ Fancy Gifts From “Republican Megadonor”, Two Tennessee House Democrats Expelled For Gun Protest, Let’s Stop Normalizing Exorcisms – Russell Crowe... I’m Looking At You and more!

1. New Report Exposes Clarence Thomas’ Fancy Gifts From “Republican Megadonor”
2. Clarence Thomas and the Billionaire
3. Two Tennessee House Democrats Expelled For Gun Protest
4. Tennessee state rep calls vote to expel him and two others 'an assault on democracy'
5. Democrat lawmaker suggests she avoided expulsion from Tennessee legislature because she is White
6. First Thing: Two Democrats expelled from Tennessee house over gun control protest
7. Let’s Stop Normalizing Exorcisms – Russell Crowe... I’m Looking At You
8. Gabriele Amorth conducted over 60,000 exorcisms and believed Hitler was possessed. Meet the man who inspired The Pope’s Exorcist
9. Exorcism can have a role to play in therapy
10. Police chief says exorcism and prayer used to fight crime and cartels in Colombia: "The existence of the devil is certain"

11. Colombian police responsible for ‘massacre’ of 11 people in 2020 protests, U.N.-backed investigators conclude

     

12. No criminal charges following 'exorcism' where boy allegedly suffered seizure: Sask. RCMP
13. Relatives arrested after California three-year-old dies during ‘exorcism’
14. Parents plead not guilty to charges in Missouri girl's exorcism death
15. Panama: Seven people found dead after suspected exorcism
16. Judge Rules Exorcism Death Manslaughter
17. Exorcism is something we can't quite quit
18. WILL ‘CONJURING 3’ INFLUENCE REAL-LIFE EVENTS VIA THE ‘EXORCIST EFFECT’?
19. Inspiration for the movie 'The Exorcist' has been identified as former NASA engineer

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Meet Paul Generale:

Paul Generale is a healthcare executive bringing nearly two decades of experience in the fields of finance and administration to his role as a senior executive with CHRISTUS Health.

Key Insights:

Mr. Generale believes that effective healthcare leaders must be able to adapt and pivot when new strategies are needed.

What Recent Trends are Here to Stay? Innovation in digital, the care continuum, and Medicare and other regulator payers moving things to outpatient—these are here to stay.

Integrated Health Plan. Instead of being fee-for-service, offering an in-house health plan allows healthcare systems to attack some of the social determinants.

Continue Learning. Paul remarks, “Take some risk, learn. Try to evolve. There's not a path. If you find that opportunity, take it.”

This episode was made possible by our partnership with Citi.

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Somewhere between avoiding flying objects being thrown a round her and a nonstop schedule, Nicole decided it was time for a career change. Her job as a pastry chief was quickly burning up her desire to cook, and she was considering leaving the industry all together. Then it happened—Nicole was laid off during the pandemic. But what may have seemed like an obstacle turned into the push Nicole needed to make the career change she always wanted. Listen as Nicole shares how she began Whisked Away, a home food delivery and pickup service.
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2:25 – Key early life lessons
4:34 – People Leadership
7:40 – Decision to switch from a day job
11:08 – Early Faith and Success
12:06 – Union and Balance between Values
16:23 – Biggest Opportunity for the need of Leadership’s support
18:08 – Leverage Critical Mass
19:33 – Strengths to look for in Women
19:57 – Motherhood phase
21:22 – Balance work/home life during the Pandemic
23:24 – Tips on being a great parent
24:22 – Latest Project ‘ Breaking Glass
26:14 – Inauguration day
27:37 – Definition of ‘Authentic’
29:00 – Interview Questions
31:00 – Lindsay’s SuperPower
31:09 – Bad Jokes
31:49 – Greatest Professional Accomplishment
32:10 – Burnout is real
33:48 – Single Greatest Piece of Advice
35:14 – Personal/Professional Silver Lining
37:00 – Lindsay’s North Star

In 1969, 14 members of the University of Wyoming football team were unfairly dismissed for asking to participate in a peaceful racial protest in a game against Brigham Young University. A half-century later on Sept. 24, 2022, two members of the group, now known as the “Black 14”, ceremoniously lit the Y on the mountain above BYU’s Cougar Stadium. At their side was Elder S. Gifford Nielsen, a General Authority Seventy and former BYU quarterback. Elder Nielsen joins this episode of The Church News podcast to talk about how the Church has partnered with the Black 14 to heal that community rift while feeding the hungry, his newest assignment as president of the Church’s Africa West Area, and how examples of Christ-like leadership continue to shape his life today. He is joined by fellow BYU alumni Sister Sheri Dew, executive vice president of Deseret Management Corp. and a former member of the Relief Society general presidency, as guest host.

The Church News Podcast is a weekly podcast that invites listeners to make a journey of connection with members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints across the globe. Host Sarah Jane Weaver, reporter and editor for The Church News for a quarter-century, shares a unique view of the stories, events, and most important people who form this international faith. With each episode, listeners are asked to embark on a journey to learn from one another and ponder, “What do I know now?” because of the experience. Produced by KellieAnn Halvorsen.

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The boys are extremely excited to welcome on the Chief of Parma Heights Police Department, Steve Scharschmidt. 

Listen as Steve talks about his journey becoming the Chief. Also, listen as Steve gives great advice to help you go about with police.  Also listen as the guys talk sports & more!  

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