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Sitting in his car and munching on his sandwich, Khalid thought this was going to be the closing of just another regular night.

However, from one hilarious twist to another he becomes the barefooted hero that we need!

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This is our homage to It's a Wonderful Life.  A ghost hunter whose life seems to be in decline learns what the world would be like without him with the help of a fallen angel and a ghost on a fateful Christmas Eve.  

We have a wonderful cast of voice actors, including: 
Mezi Mulugeta as Em 
Dean Atkinson as Jack Bronson
Brandon Winget as Keith the Ghost 
Shiyla Gantt as Jack's Mom, Angela
Justin Deen as Jack's Father, Ted Bronson
Chiron Broderick as Dave
Liz Ireland as Jack's Grandmother, Nana
Tammi Latela as Mrs. Albury
Jaylee Thomas as Frank Jenkins
Carlos Tovar as Chris, the Bartender, and Larry Dane
Amber Grimm as Bruce Dane
Danielle Grimm as Teen Jack
Max Grimm as the Demon and Man
Kelley Cody-Grimm, as the Nurse and Hostess

Join us as Jack Bronson gets some divine intervention from Em, an angel who needs to help Jack so she can get back into the good graces of her "boss" with the help of Keith, the ghost.  It's a heartwarming episode with some spicy language, so it's PG-13. 

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This was a live recording, not the normal podcast.  You may have to watch from our YouTube to get the full value out of this episode. What happens on the other side of a cop's body camera? Join us with our friends Suresh from 221B Tactical, a former cop from New Jersey, and Deputy Banning Sweatland as we peel back the layers of law enforcement, dissecting body cam footage and exploring what really happens during routine traffic stops, high-speed chases, and encounters with non-compliant individuals. We promise, you'll gain a whole new perspective on the challenges and rewards of police work.

As we sip on our adult beverages of choice and reminisce about our own experiences as former officers, we dive into the emotional toll that comes with the territory. From the exhilaration of saving lives to the crushing weight of dealing with serious injuries, fatalities and everything in between, we share our personal stories that are as raw and real as they get. And when we're not grappling with the somber reality of our profession, we're discussing how to handle dogs in the line of duty, a topic that is as complex as it is relevant to law enforcement.

Our conversation takes a turn towards the importance of mental well-being for officers, the media's portrayal of law enforcement, and issues of ethics in the field. With inputs from Suresh and our own experiences, we confront the sacrifices and dedication that define those in law enforcement. So, are you ready to delve into a world that's as rewarding as it is challenging? Then, this episode is for you. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the men and women who risk it all to keep us safe.

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In this episode, Tudor interviews April Babcock, the founder of Lost Voices of Fentanyl, about the fentanyl crisis in the United States. April shares her personal experience of losing her son to fentanyl poisoning and emphasizes that fentanyl is a poisoning, not an overdose. They discuss the prevalence of fentanyl across the country, its dangers, and the need for action to address the crisis. They also touch on the role of China in the production and distribution of synthetic drugs, the issue of border security, and the importance of holding politicians accountable. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday, Wednesday, & Friday. For more information visit TudorDixonPodcast.com

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In this episode, Tudor interviews April Babcock, the founder of Lost Voices of Fentanyl, about the fentanyl crisis in the United States. April shares her personal experience of losing her son to fentanyl poisoning and emphasizes that fentanyl is a poisoning, not an overdose. They discuss the prevalence of fentanyl across the country, its dangers, and the need for action to address the crisis. They also touch on the role of China in the production and distribution of synthetic drugs, the issue of border security, and the importance of holding politicians accountable. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday, Wednesday, & Friday. For more information visit TudorDixonPodcast.com

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There's value in EVERY experience and CEO and FOUNDER of HIDO HEALTH CHARLES GELLMAN knows this better than most! Not only did his own life experience drive him into his passion around saving lives in the world of TECHNOLOGY and HEALTH CARE, he is trying to help everyone own their own health so their LIVES BY DESIGN are more fulfilling and SAFER than ever before!  Charles takes time to educate us by connecting the idea of accessibility and the significance of the technology he and his team are bringing to market at HIDO HEALTH.  PLUS  he shares some words of wisdom from his roller coaster ride as a start-up leader, too!

Learn more about the impact of this powerful behavior modification tool known as HIDO HEALTH HERE!

Charles  was recently featured in a full feature documentary, "AI Robotics... The HiDO Story." He publishes his analyses regularly in the newsletter, "The Future of Care."

HiDO Documentary Trailer - Feel free to download and edit for podcast

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Future of Care

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Local HERO is the Wood Buffalo region’s emergency helicopter medevac service, whose goal is to save lives by saving time. The Helicopter Emergency Response Organization (HERO) provides fast access to emergency medical care, especially for remote accidents and emergencies that are hard to reach in our northern landscape. It’s a 24/7 operation, with two pilots on duty at all times and ready to lift off within eight minutes when necessary. In this episode, join our podcast host Cullen Bird as he takes to the skies with HERO’s pilots, and speaks with Local HERO Foundation executive director Andrea Spring.

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Meet Cass Treadwell, one of the most beautiful souls on the planet with a heart of gold and the vision and determination to change millions of lives. 

Cass is the CEO and Director of So They Can,  an amazing NGO that supports and empowers vulnerable communities in Kenya and Tanzania through their Education, Women's Empowerment, Child Wellbeing and Community Health and Support Program. 

Cass was a finalist for New Zealander of the Year in 2015 and New Zealand Women of Influence in 2018. She has done a Tedx talk on Revolutionising charity and is changing the way people view and approach charity. This podcast was incredible and really helped reconnect me with the wider world again, I hope it does the same for you.

We spoke about: 

• The crazy lottery of life 
• Why education is the key to stopping the poverty cycle 
• Cass’s views on charity vs investment and why changing our language could be key to the future of charity 
• How to overcome the ‘guilt’ and overwhelm that comes with some of the horrors of our world 
• When charity is not simply ‘giving’ but a mutually benefiting relationship and the joy you get from choosing ‘your thing’
• The incredible lessons we can learn from Africa and its people 
• Why community and connection are so important - not only for our immediate community but that of the wider world
• The importance of gratitude for daily happiness 
• The key to running a good team and the lessons of business and leadership 
• How you, me and our communities can help and support the incredible work of So They Can. https://www.sotheycan.org/ 

I leave this episode with so much gratitude for my life and all that I have but also with a burning commitment and desire to do more, support more and give more. I hope it does the same for you, so choose the ‘investment’ that aligns with you and support it as much as you can. 

As part of the Grow By Design commitment to continue making the world a better place and helping those in need, I will cover your first month's donation when you sign up to sponsor a child for the year through So They Can. * 

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Greetings optimists – how are you all today?

I really hope you’re all feeling great!

So, do you remember the excitement of your first sale, or your first gig or your first mini success in your first job? I do, it was a Minolta Digital Camera when I worked Saturdays at Dixons in the mid 80’s. I felt like I was walking on air for the rest of the day! Do you still get excited – I know I do. Let me know in the comments about your first ever sale or success!

My guest today, Sharon Sloane, remembers her first sale – it was EPIC and funny and joyous and it will bring back memories for those of you who have hussled 24/7 to carve out your own trail and get your business off the ground.

Sharon is an innovator, a leader, a wife and a mother and I feel so privileged to have been able to spend time with her. Sharon’s a busy lady, her work has been featured on the leading TV channels in the USA, Forbes Magazine, Time magazine amongst many others plus her work has received over 80 awards. This is a lady who is at the top of her game.

So what is the conversation about, well it’s about having great parents who were great role models and gave Sharon the encouragement she needed and sound advice, it’s about the Platinum rule not the golden rule, it’s about knowing and feeling that everything will work despite setbacks.

So this is me and Sharon Sloan talking about her life. It’s a story about a kind and generous lady with a big dream, a lady who dismissed the nay sayers and has since built a business that she is rightly proud of.

This is a conversation filled to the brim with lovely stories, warmth and insight. It’s a story of determination, passion and the ability to grind out the results that’s needed despite difficult situations.

But ultimately this is a conversation about a lady whose work is literally saving peoples lives.

Please do reach out to Sharon and connect, she is awesome!
Linked In and you can see what her company does at Will Interactive

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Save the planet, save lives, save money! Presented and edited by two UCL graduates, Cassidy and Cerys, will take you on a journey from patient to planet.

In this episode we're talking about saving the planet with Professor Mark Maslin, a climate change expert and author of "How to Save the Planet: the Facts". Mr Manish Chand, Associate Professor in Surgery, joins us to discuss how he's using the latest technology to make surgery smarter and less invasive to save lives. We also talk to Dr Dexter Penn, creator of an app that can help identify vulnerable people at risk of being financially abused.

Show Notes and Transcript: www.ucl.ac.uk/made-at-ucl/podcasts/s2-ep4-save-us

What an incredible interview with Dr. Cameron Meyer. Dr. Meyer is an attending physician in the emergency room at the Fairfield Medical Center in Columbus, Ohio. He is known as "The Jack Of All Trades" by people who know him. Be he just likes to help people when they need it the most, on what is usually one of the worst days for his patients. A few years ago, he was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia, and was told that he had 5 years to live. But after grappling with the news, he pressed forward with more empathy for the people he serves, and is doing very well! He is such a kind and caring person, and we are so grateful to him, and all the healthcare workers out there helping us all when we need it the most!

(Try not to find him, since he's in the ER, but just in case...) Find Dr. Meyer at-

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As Dayna & Pauli conclude their conversation, they discuss all the different types of work Pauli is involved in within the community. From AIDS work in Africa to The Needle Exchange in the SF Bay Area. 

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Usama Javed is the founder and CEO of Saving 9, a social enterprise that empowers and teaches people how to save lives through first aid training, providing ambulance services and spreading mental health literacy in Pakistan. Usama is such an erudite and unique individual, with a higher education in physics and curriculum building. We discuss his journey, including why he wanted to launch Saving 9, the personal gratification of helping others in desperate need on a daily basis, and the various challenges associated with pursuing entrepreneurial objectives. We also talk about his roles in the education sector, at school and university level, collaborating with other teachers in developing curriculums of diversity and depth, the importance of implementing proper mental health services and the humanitarian side of entrepreneurship. 

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Have fun with Jamie and Sarah as they discuss how nursing is a totally different profession than most jobs.  Nurses face so much pressure to perform, behave, AND save money for hospitals...not to mention save lives!  Do other people have to do all that every day?