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Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, Greg talks with Author Fr Bob Bailey about his book, “The Art of the Battle” which includes strategies for defeating the powers of darkness.
Don’t forget to check out https://ghostboxradio.com/ghostbox-book-club/ to pick up this book and books by other authors we’ve had on the show.
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Matt goes to see Rush in Chciago; World Cup final; war updates; Jessica Denson of Remove the Regime joins to discuss the personal sacrifices of Air Force Maj. Jason Watson; Andy Burnham is the new UK prime minister; Ely cancels blueberry festival amid wildfire tragedies; Tom Homan denies mistakes were made by ICE; Mike Lindell; State Sen. Erin Murphy calls in; government claims Taylor Farms may not be responsible for lettuce issues.
Erin Murphy assumed office in the Minnesota State Senate on January 5, 2021. She previously served in the Minnesota House of Representatives from 2007 to 2019. She was a 2018 Democratic candidate for governor of Minnesota, but lost in the primary.
Murphy was born March 13, 1960. She received a Bachelor of Science in nursing from the University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh in 1984 and her Master of Arts in organizational leadership in health care at the College of St. Catherine in Saint Paul, Minnesota in 2005. She attended the Humphrey Institute at the University of Minnesota from 2005 to 2006 as a policy fellow.
Murphy is a registered nurse and a former executive director of the Minnesota Nurses Association. She previously worked as legislative director for former Minnesota Attorney General Hubert H. Humphrey III and as community relations director for the Minnesota Department of Children, Families and Learning. She also previously served on the board of directors of Citizens for a Safer Minnesota, as a member of the board of trustees of the American Nurses Association political action committee, and as an executive board member of the Minnesota chapter of the AFL–CIO.
Hello all, and welcome to today’s topic: The REC Revolution. A fitting topic in the wake of Bastille Day. We are excited to highlight an article written by Wendy Gilch that resonates with REC and all we do. It’s called “Why Consumers Hate Agents.” The article outlines six reasons consumers have grown frustrated with the real estate industry, and this episode kicks off a three-part series where we explore the article and branch into the bigger conversations it sparks. As you may know, at REC, we like to ask questions. If you’re an agent, this episode is an invitation to take a hard look at the system we’re all working within. We talk about the influence of NAR and state and local associations, how parts of the system are designed to benefit some people more than others (love that for us…), why they create unnecessary uncertainty, and some industry statistics that don’t make sense. The biggest question of all: if nearly everything else has changed over the last 30–40 years, why hasn’t real estate? Learn more at therecollab.com
Extras:
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REC Blog: We all do better when we all do better
REC Blog: Dollars and Sense
Thank you to our Sponsors!
Matt Berna @ Bell Bank Mortgage
Ben Feldman @ Active Insurance Solutions
Laura Hedlund sits down with NBC’s The Voice star Manny Cabo and the passionate founders of the Slavic Experience festival for an inspiring chat about culture and connection. They dive into the unifying power of music, mouth-watering traditional foods, and embracing our diverse heritages. You’ll walk away feeling empowered to find your true voice and ready to celebrate community through the universal language of breaking bread together.
This episode originally aired February 8, 2026:
Why do smart, high-earning people still feel stuck with money?
In this episode of the Do.Different.Better Show, Y. Elaine Rasmussen introduces the concept of Wealth Identity—the invisible pattern that shapes how you earn, save, give, invest, and set goals.
You’ll learn:
Why copying other people’s financial goals keeps failing you
The 4 Wealth Identities (Builder, Caretaker, Maximizer, Minimalist Strategist)
How stress reveals—not changes—your money behavior
How to stop fighting yourself and start designing money systems that fit your real life
This episode is especially for HENRYs—high earners who are doing “everything right” but still feel financial tension, overwhelm, or decision fatigue.
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