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Ever wondered what it truly means to be a hero? Join me on a journey through history and personal reflection as we recount a day spent at the Titanic exhibit in Orlando, where I was captivated by the bravery of the ship's musicians. We use this experience as a lens to explore heroism, examining the complex nature of admiration and the pitfalls of putting people on pedestals. From childhood memories of idolizing an abusive father to redefining what makes someone a hero, this episode covers the gamut of human resilience and courage.

We'll also dive into the story of Joby Thomas, a man known for leading a double life as a long-distance truck driver. Through his tale and my personal experiences, we uncover the essence of true heroism, celebrating the often-overlooked strength and resilience of the women in our lives. As we approach a milestone of 500 downloads, I’m thrilled to announce an exciting giveaway of merchandise, including hats, patches, and even little green aliens. Let’s connect and make this happen together, and remember, always be good to one another.

Remember, be good to one another