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In this episode of the Crack House Chronicles, we are pleased to have as guest on the show; Sam Houston(brother to Jo Lynn) who is an American semi-retired professional wrestler.  He is best known for his appearances with the World Wrestling Federation from 1987 to 1991. Houston's father Grizzly Smith was also a professional wrestler, as was his half-brother Jake Roberts and his sister Rockin' Robin.

Also we have renowned Private Investigator Jim Terry from Gulf Coast Investigations who has investigated the kidnapping of Jo Lynn Smith Rogers.

Jo Lynn Smith Rogers was kidnapped from her mobile home on Thanksgiving week of 1979 and not been seen since. In this episode we explore the question of What Happened to Jo Lynn Smith Rogers.

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Stephanie Olson progresses her first episode with the next step of restoring her life. She acknowledges having held bitterness in her life for some time, and she first felt God speaking to her to seek forgiveness for her anger first with Him. His forgiveness equipped and empowered her to forgive those who had previously offended her. Stephanie acknowledges this forgiveness was a journey of perseverance. However, having achieved forgiveness, she realizes, expresses, and passes forward the total freedom she now has. She also acknowledges her mother was the rock of her life, whom she credits for understanding and living His value in her life.

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Sana, from Middlebrook, Connecticut, tells her story of healing from the brokenness of her past.  From living in the foster care system, to being adopted, to being reintroduced to her birth mom, to entering toxic relationships, Sana shares how God forced her to own her past truth, become unashamed, and lead others to His healing hands.   

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Today's podcast episode is going to be quite personal. It isn't a topic I am eager to talk about but a subject we should address. 

Since the beginning of this year, I've met quite a few women who shared with me their personal stories I could relate to. Although it surprised me at first, it also made me aware that many women were molested or have a similar experience.

Since talking about the hard stuff isn't taboo on my platform, I find it important to address this issue. It's common for us to stay quiet since we feel shame or guilt for not doing or saying anything. 

And what is the most nurturing place for shame, my friend?

Silence! So we might as well talk about it in order to break it. 

Before I move to a few points I will cover in today's episode, feel free to email me at contact@couragewithinyou.com for any reasons regarding this episode. 

Here is what I cover:

- what this experience represented for me and what scared me the most

- why we choose to live in denial and how it impacts our self-esteem, relationships, and overall mental health

- how to step out from denial, stop beating ourselves down, and face what happened even when it's difficult

- how to begin healing by cultivating self-forgiveness and breaking shame by speaking up 

- the main goal of this episode and two things I am hoping you will get from it in order to heal 

On this episode we will discuss Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) with guest Tracy Gossett. She takes us back through her childhood, with the loss of both of her parents only 18 months apart as a teenager. She talks about physical, mental and sexual abuse in the home. She describes what it was like growing up with a parent who struggled with mental illness, and who abused substances. Parentless by the age of 17, she talks about breaking the cycle of abuse, and how she found herself. This heartbreaking story to her current life of service is one you won't want to miss.

On this episode we will discuss Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) with guest Tracy Gossett. She takes us back through her childhood, with the loss of both of her parents only 18 months apart as a teenager. She talks about physical, mental and sexual abuse in the home. She describes what it was like growing up with a parent who struggled with mental illness, and who abused substances. Parentless by the age of 17, she talks about breaking the cycle of abuse, and how she found herself. This heartbreaking story to her current life of service is one you won't want to miss.

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• Shaun is deep in depression and doesn't know how to handle it.
• Megan was told by a friend that she's annoying and no one likes her. 
• Josh is addicted to adrenaline and is involved in illegal street racing every weekend.
• Tiffany's dad molested her from 4 to 13 years old and played a lot of psychological games.
• Thad's parents say he's favoring his one brother over the others.
• Kyle's dad is having financial issues.

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Dr. Erin Brewer developed a trans identity after being molested in first grade. She did everything she could to be a boy. In her mind, she *was* a boy. But instead of enabling this delusion, Erin's mother eventually sent her to a therapist, and she received proper care to manage her gender confused feelings. She eventually accepted her gender, but continued running away from God.

She became a star on the most popular pornography site in the world, making the top 20 most popular amateur performers, with over 10.8 million views and more than 400 videos. She was saved from pornography when she accepted Jesus as her Savior. She deleted all of her videos and is now speaking out about the dangers of gender ideology and porn. She openly shares her deeply personal story to help others understand the damage that is being done to our children by the transgender movement. Erin earned her bachelors degree from Hampshire College, and her Doctorate in Instructional Technology and Learning Science from Utah State University.

This is an audio podcast of The Dr J Show. Full video episode is available here.

Action Items

• Dr. Brewer urges followers of the Ruth Institute to contact your congressmen and senators to express opposition to the Equality Act
• Tell our legislators to pass laws requiring age verification for online pornography
• Petition our state legislators to ban transgender drugs for children
• Share memes on social media like those found on the Ruth Institute Facebook page
• Oppose bans against “conversion” therapy, and share stories of reparative therapy helping people out of unwanted same-sex attraction (see the Ruth Institute's Cloud of Witnesses project)
• Email your local school district and find out what kind of “sex positive” and “inclusive” programs your school districts support.
• Lobby school districts to oppose any policies that allow a child to self-identify as the opposite sex
• Write or call the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles and tell them to stop supporting Dr. Olsen-Kennedy, who is encouraging children as young as eight years old to take cross-gender hormones and 13 year-old girls to have their breasts amputated:

  Children's Hospital Los Angeles
  4650 Sunset Blvd.
  Los Angeles, CA 90027
  Phone: (323) 660-2450

• Write or call The National Institute of Health to express opposition to funding Dr. Olsen-Kennedy’s child abuse:

  National Institutes of Health
  9000 Rockville Pike
  Bethesda, Maryland 20892
  Phone: (301) 496-4000

Resources

• Visit Dr. Brewer's blog: trailheadwithgod.blogspot.com
• Check out many more of her videos at "Truth Is The New Hate Speech" (also called "Choose Your Own Diagnosis"):chooseyourowndiagnosis.com
• Learn more about Gender Ideology on Erin's YouTube Channel: youtube.com/c/ErinBrewer
• Read the Compassion Coalition Blog website: thecompassioncoalition.blogspot.com
• Compassion Coalition's Facebook page: facebook.com/groups/507342576879277

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Josh Brown’s life has been an open book to the public from the time he moved to Foyil, OK (Pop 236) when he was a tween.  The publicity used to be a good thing that brought women, fortune and fame to a small-town kid who achieved a dream that alludes 99.5 percent of all kids, playing in an NFL Game.  Eventually, the publicity turned bad, domestic violence, divorce, and a virtual blackball by NFL teams.  Hear what Josh has to say about his meteoric rise, crash and burn and putting the pieces back together

 Josh Brown Show Notes: 

2:00:  The NFL Kicking Combine

9:00:  Growing up in Tulsa

13:00:  Getting into sports and then moving to Foyil, OK ( pop 234)

17:50:  8-Man football and Dexter Manley

21:00:  What is the recruiting process like?  Anything crazy?

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25:50:  Nebraska Football

33:12:  The most memorable game of his college career and preparing for the pros

38:51:  The trouble he got into in college

44:00:  Getting drafted, the Seattle Seahawks, investments, loaning money, special treatment.

52:00:  10 Barrel Brewery

53:30:  The Super Bowl Year and the end of his time in Seattle

61:00:  Contracts in the NFL and meeting Molly and getting married

66:00:  Moving to St Louis and trouble with his marriage

71:00:  Being molested as a child

74:00:  Time in St Louis, getting cut, trying out for the Jets, more trouble at home and getting the call from the Bengals

85:00:  How does he get into the zone to kick and life as a giant

91:00:  More relationship issues

105:00:  The aftermath of domestic violence

110:00:  Inappropriate Questions with former Seahawk David Vobora