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God is not limited by our circumstances. When we allow our circumstances to rule any part of life, we are allowing a false God of the past to recreate a future of downfall. No matter what hardship you presently find that is attempting to influence you, God is waiting to show you the truth of who you are.
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This week's Special Guest will be Ena Lucia Mariaca Pacheco. Ena is a trauma-informed professional specialized in child sexual abuse, exploitation, and trafficking. She along with Dr. Gregory Williams will be discussing a a hidden secret that will expose the truth of female perpetrators in childhood sexual abuse, this often overlooked element in our society wwill be a groundbreaking radio program!
You do NOT want to miss this life-changing and eye-opening program, Airing Sunday 28th at 8pm CST!
What does financial fitness month mean to you? If you just rolled your eyes, you need to tune in for 30 minutes of practical advice straight from Frances Rahaim, Ph.D., aka The Money Doctor. How not to be afraid, where to start, and much more right here on this week's episode of Financial Fitness with The Money Doctor!
In this compelling episode, we reunite three distinguished law enforcement veterans: retired Chief John Monaghan, retired Chief Douglas Wyman, and retired New Hampshire State Police Sergeant James Steinmetz. These three friends, previously featured in the impactful film "Inside the Box," come together once more to delve into profound discussions on camaraderie, support, and the journey of healing and growth following service-related trauma.
Throughout the episode, John, Doug, and Jamey explore the critical concepts of the "Cop Box" and the "Man Box," examining how these societal and cultural constructs have influenced their mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being since the film's debut. They candidly share their personal evolutions, shedding light on the transformative power of vulnerability, mutual support, and the pursuit of post-traumatic growth. This conversation uncovers the layers of resilience forged through struggle and the importance of being a steadfast brother's keeper within the law enforcement community.
Moreover, the trio offers invaluable advice to fellow officers who may be struggling in silence, emphasizing the strength found in sharing one's story and the critical need to challenge and change organizational cultures that stigmatize mental health issues. By using their own experiences with post-traumatic stress, grief, substance use, and suicidal ideation as powerful examples, they aim to inspire a shift towards more supportive, understanding, and mentally healthy law enforcement agencies. Join us for an episode that not only aims to overcome stigma and bias but also lights the path to a healthier service life for those who protect and serve.
Jessica Beal Stahl, Clinical Sports Pharmacist, Health Writer, Speaker & Educator returns. Then Dr. Shaan Patel, Prep Expert CEO & Shark Tank winner joins me. Then, it’s 'The Sport Doctor Is In' and your questions and emails!
An Open Public Letter to the Vancouver School Board
Why are you censoring the truth about genocide in Canada?
Common Ground Earth Day 2024
The Admission
by Kevin Annett
In a society where murder is officially sanctioned, there can be no regret and no justice. – Simon Wiesenthal
It is always possible to bind together a certain number of people in love, so long as there are other people left over to receive the manifestations of their aggression. - Sigmund Freud
“Eric A. Cinott: Schooled & Trained Lawyer - Legal Scholar & Renowned Mediator.”
Bio
Anita Waggoner, a distinguished writer, currently calls Coeur D Alene, Idaho, home. Fueled by a deep passion for crafting and producing award-winning films, she stands out as a fearless entrepreneur and an independent woman. With a rich background in business, writing, marketing, and a profound understanding of the western way of life, Anita has proven time and again that she is relentless in her pursuit of success.
Her academic journey led her through business college in the vibrant city of Seattle. Following her education, Anita served as a paralegal and office manager for a highly successful law firm in Seattle. Later, in partnership with her ex-husband, she became the owner of several car dealerships in Washington State.
After navigating the challenges of divorce, Anita embarked on a transformative journey to the remote town of Freedom, Oklahoma. There, she invested in a sprawling 3400-acre ranch, raising rodeo bulls alongside a local cowboy partner. Her bold investments included the construction of a lodge, arena, and restaurant. The thirteen years spent in Freedom equipped her with the resilience needed to thrive in the rugged world of ranching and rodeo.
Anita Waggoner presently resides in Coeur D Alene, Idaho. A gutsy entrepreneur with an extensive marketing and writing background, she's an outgoing, strong independent woman who has lived a life most would only dream of. Anita has the creative ability to show readers how to overcome hurdles and disappointments in their own lives. Her stories are generally based somewhat on personal life experiences. The writer has an uncanny propensity to move the story forward. Once a reader opens a book written by Anita Waggoner, they don't want to put it down. Not everyone who writes gets why Ernest Hemingway or John Steinbeck were such revered authors, but Anita completely understands what makes a good storyteller. I wish she had become an author before her first book in 2010. Then again, all her life experiences were important for her to pen her successful works. A good storyteller must capture the reader on the very first page. She does, and then she goes on to produce a captivating plot with intriguing characters. She creates early on the themes with which she deals consistently and uses direct dialogue to develop her characters and their actions. Her vocabulary portrays vivid descriptions of her surroundings, and she makes the reader feel right there where the action is taking place. Everything she writes about can be visualized. Anita has amazing talent as a writer. She has not only published novels but short stories and books of inspirational quotes and self-help. She has more work out there than what Amazon has listed...a prolific writer in such a short time.
Anita walked away from a privileged lifestyle in the city and moved to Freedom, Oklahoma to escape the heartache of divorce.
While in Oklahoma, Anita and her unique business ventures were regularly featured in local newspaper publications. She appeared on Oklahoma based television shows Discover Oklahoma and Doc Geiger's Outdoor Sports. In 2004 Reality TV came knocking. Anita worked for a year with Telepictures and Warner Brothers Studio on the production of a reality television show about life on a dude ranch. Anita was subsequently featured in in an expose' about her Reality TV involvement in the National Enquirer.
Her books: Freedom, Myrtle's Story, Cowgirl Logic, The Gambler, and The Ranch at Huckleberry Ridge are available on Amazon. Anita writes screenplays based on her novels. The Freedom film project is in preproduction.
Ena Lucia Mariaca Pacheco is a trauma-informed professional specialized in child sexual abuse, exploitation, and trafficking. She has two bachelor’s degrees from the University of Ottawa, Canada, and a master's degree in human security from Royal Roads University, Canada. For over a decade, she has worked with the Government of Canada, non-governmental organizations, international organizations, INTERPOL, law enforcement, and lived-experts on research, policy writing, human rights advocacy work, and global projects focused on supporting victims and survivors. Ena Lucia has also assisted vulnerable communities and victims of human trafficking as a volunteer with NGOs in trafficking hotspots. During her time working at Canadian Parliament with Member of Parliament Joy Smith, Ena Lucia built a database to track human trafficking cases and to provide supporting data for Bill C-310, a piece of legislation that enhanced the definition of exploitation in the criminal offense of human trafficking. Using information from this database, Bill C-310 also enabled the prosecution of Canadians who committed crimes against children and human trafficking offenses outside of Canada’s borders. Ena Lucia's research was also used to support Bill S-224, An Act to Amend the Criminal Code (Trafficking in Persons) before the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights. Ena Lucia is the Global Ambassador of the Council on Violence against Men and Boys. She is also Co-Founder of the 2024 International Conference on Violence against Men and Boys. Ena Lucia is a trainer and international speaker and has presented her research at international conferences, the United Nations and INTERPOL. She is also a published researcher, and her work can be found in the Child Abuse and Neglect Journal special edition on boys.
Kristine Meier-Skiff, Founder, CEO and Coach is the driving force behind Gift an Author Publishing, LLC.
With a passion for helping individuals tell their stories, Kristine has ghostwritten over 20 books, including 15 Amazon Bestsellers. Her published works span various genres, from novels and children’s books to biographies, nonfiction books, and numerous articles and blogs.
She specializes in transforming mundane facts into engaging experiences by infusing them with humor and personality. Through her expertise, she can captivate audiences and convey ideas in relatable and compelling ways.
As the owner of Gift an Author Publishing, LLC, Kristine is on a mission to provide Indie authors and ghostwriters with the comprehensive publishing services traditionally associated with larger publishing houses, while writers maintain their creative freedom and retain full rights to their works.
Under Kristine’s guidance, Gift an Author Publishing, LLC has assembled a team of exceptional professionals, including writers, editors, illustrators, cover artists, and marketers.
More about her organization and services here: www.giftanauthor.com
Listen to the entire show, and receive Kristine's gift of a Character Sheet - an invaluable tool for tracking complex characters during fictional stories and novels: FREEGIFT.GAA.PUB
Also, receive a complimentary copy of Chapter 8 of Yvonne's bestselling book: “Words, Women & Wisdom: The Modern Art of Confident Conversations” by clicking here: https://yvonnesilver.com/free-chapter
Janet Doerr is a Medical Intuitive, Ascension Guide, and Master Energy Healer.
She uses her multi-dimensional gifts to uncover and then clear the root cause of her client's health issues.
Janet works with people in an empowering way to identify the underlying energies, which can include suppressed emotion and limiting beliefs, ancestral energies, traumatic experiences, oaths and vows, and attached entities.
People who work with Janet report rapid shifts in health conditions, regaining a peaceful state, improvements in relationships, and feeling empowered.
Janet offers training to support people during their ascension.
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To book a session with Janet, or to find out about her work, go to https://heal.me/practitioner/janet-doerr-medical-intuitive-master-energy-healer.
John Monaghan III is a retired police chief with over 20 years in law enforcement. He worked as a municipal officer, State Trooper and Police Chief in New Hampshire. After retiring John consulted and facilitated focus groups and educational workshops in equity, mental wellness, resilience, and organizational development. John regularly presents on wellness, social justice causes, and police-community relations. He was featured in the 2019 Nantucket Project documentary film “The Box”. In his spare time John enjoys riding bikes, cross-country skiing, performing comedy, and recently thought it would be a good idea to take up Jiu Jitsu. John is a consultant at The Center for Policing Equity.
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Chief Douglas Wyman is thirty-two year Law Enforcement veteran. He retired as the Chief of Police for the Town of Sandwich, NH in 2020, and later served as the Chief of Campus Police for the Worcester State Hospital, in Worcester, MA. Chief Wyman currently serves as an Investigator for the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health, Office of Investigations. Chief Wyman has an Associate of Science in Criminal Justice from the New Hampshire Technical Institute and a Bachelor of Science in Divinity from Liberty University.
Chief Wyman served on the Board of Directors for the New England Association of Chiefs of Police and served as the NH Chiefs of Police representative on the NH Governor’s Advisory Council for Diversity and Inclusion. Chief Wyman received a Community Policing Award from the International Association of Chiefs of Police in 2011.
Chief Wyman is a certified Chaplain and is an instructor at the Justice Research and Training Institute at Roger Williams University and a Crisis Intervention Team Program Instructor for the States of Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
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With a distinguished career spanning 26 years in law enforcement, James Steinmetz is a retired Sergeant from the New Hampshire State Police. His expertise includes serving as a Peer Support Counselor, Firearms Instructor, and Criminal and Accident Investigator. He has excelled as a K9 handler, Field Training Officer, and has contributed significantly to training security services. His commitment to excellence, combined with a passion for ensuring safety and security, has been a driving force throughout his career.