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A gentlemanly conversation on the topic of unemployment, our best advice, and how to get through it.
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Davis Perron is a longtime friend and student at the University of Texas at San Antonio where he studies Psychology and serves as a leader for Taproot Church.
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Nicholas Cloud is a D2 shot put and discus thrower at the University of Mount Olive and freelance personal trainer.
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Joshua Sinn is a personal trainer and the owner of Impossible the Movement in Bloomington, Indiana. He dedicates his life to serving incarcerated individuals and former inmates through his non-profit, speaking events, exercise programs, and faith.
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David Woods is a film director and editor and Ethan Neihart is a writer, director, and comedian.
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Speaking on Christianity in relation to cultural and philosophy, pain and suffering, and anxiety and depression.
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Kenneth Raimondi is a bone marrow transplant survivor, short film director, film professor, and former U.S. Air Force service member and documentary filmmaker. Kenneth has had an incredible career within the media industry. His short film Her Unlikely Kin and his docuseries Basic: Journey to Airman are both available now on YouTube.
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John Hamm is an author, entrepreneur, and a devoted Christian. His story is filled with nothing but inspiration and hope. He stands as a true example of what Christ meant in Mathew 19:26 when he said "With man, it is impossible, but with God, all things are possible."
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Roel Reine is a Dutch - American filmmaker, writer, and producer. He's known for his work on Paramount's "Halo" TV series, Marvel's Inhumans, and has directed over 27 films throughout his career, with more on the way. Roel's most recent film "Classified" starring Aaron Eckhart is available now on all streaming platforms.
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