Dream Catcher - The Podcast!

Join me for an inspiring conversation on the latest episode of the Dream Catcher Podcast Episode with guest Kendra Lockhart. 

 Kendra shares her journey from goldsmithing to spiritual exploration, the importance of authenticity, and her insights on societal shifts and personal growth. 

Discover how embracing uncertainty and following your true passions can lead to a fulfilling life.

Bio:

 Kendra Lockhart is a former award-winning goldsmith who has a fun mission: making awakening easy and enjoyable. She is training unfulfilled awakeners to master their Higher Mind through intuition, intention, integration.

She is an expert in Higher Mind Mastery, where clients and students normally begin exiting social coding and entering a space of purified potential. If you are a DIY self learner, a group course participant, or a 1:1 type, Kendra will discern which talent to turn up in your Original Design to win at Life.


She can be found watching as many films as possible, spoiling her cat Maddie, or spreading practical Magic to leave people better than she found them.

site: https://www.knowyourselfwell.com/opt-in

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YT: https://www.youtube.com/@KnowYourselfWell

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Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Background

03:00
Life in New York and Career Transitions

06:00
The Role of Creativity and Art in Life

09:00
Navigating Life's Unexpected Turns

11:59
The Journey of Self-Discovery

15:00
Connecting with Others and Sharing Experiences

18:01
The Great Shift and Awakening

19:57
Embracing Change and New Opportunities

22:48
Breaking Free from Conformity

24:30
Redefining Dreams and Happiness

27:31
The Value of Experience and Wisdom

30:07
Navigating the Healthcare System

33:08
Exploring Alternative Solutions

35:53
The Power of Journaling and Reflection

37:33
Connecting with Kendra Lockhart's Work

In this compelling Dream Catcher podcast episode, Bill Hansen shares his remarkable journey from military service to overcoming personal and physical challenges. 

His story highlights resilience, faith, and the importance of helping others, offering valuable lessons for veterans and anyone facing adversity.

 In this engaging episode, Bill shares insights on community building, mental resilience, and personal growth through military and life experiences.

 Discover practical strategies for emotional health, leadership, and living a purpose-driven life.

BIO

Former USMC and Army Infantry Sergeant with 22 years in the military with five combat tours in the Middle East.

 Former High School History Teacher and Dean of Students.

 Coached 20 High School Wrestling, Football and Track teams - including 8 district champs He has spent the past 16 years helping heal those broken from War and those whose bodies have shut down from life's many accidents.

 Showing them a way to move without pain and strengthen their bodies so they can be functional and fun with their families again.

 Known for leadership, discipline, training, and being motivating while being a mentor of those in his charge, from Marines and Soldiers to Students and Athletes.

 Father to six Daughters ages 35 to 16 and one Son age 5. 

Blessed to help them grow into strong, compassionate, hard-working and faithful humans, despite their going through a father's multiple deployments and injuries, their mother's losing fight with cancer and the after effects that life throws at you.

 Twice in the past 3 years, he has competed in the Strongman Masters Nationals and took 3rd in the country.

•  Veteran Issues
•  Fatherhood
•  Resiliency
•  Functional Training
•  Faith
•  Strongman
•  Competing after 50
•  Dealing with Pain
•  Discipline
•  Grief
•  Mental and Physical Strength
•  Coaching

William "Big Sarge" Hansen

[email protected]

Insta: BigSargeStrongLLC

LinkedIn: William Hansen

Chapters

00:00
Introduction to Bill Hansen's Journey

02:59
Military Service and 9/11 Impact

05:52
Challenges of Deployment and Personal Sacrifices

08:56
Injuries and Their Consequences

12:01
Navigating Medical Care and Recovery

14:58
Personal Struggles and Family Challenges

18:01
The Impact of Medication on Veterans

21:02
Reflections on Veteran Care and Support

22:12
The Impact of Combat on Family Dynamics

24:13
Seeking Help and Support

26:43
The Journey to Recovery

30:03
Overcoming Physical and Mental Challenges

34:44
Empowering Others Through Fitness

39:48
Finding Purpose in Helping Others

44:25
Interweaving Family and Community

46:10
Redirecting Energy Towards Family and Community

47:17
The Importance of Listening and Healing

49:12
Empowering Veterans and First Responders

51:32
Understanding Anger and Relationships

53:38
Finding Purpose After Service

56:53
Building a Vision for the Future

01:00:02
Creating Community Through Shared Experiences

01:06:54
Reflections on Family and Legacy

01:10:27
Helping Others: A Journey of Service

01:12:30
Building Connections: The Importance of Community

01:17:30
Future Aspirations: Goals and Dreams

01:20:50
Inspiration and Storytelling: The Power of Sharing Experiences

01:22:25
Conversations Matter: The Need for Open Dialogue

In this new Dream Catcher podcast episode join us as guest Emily Barnhill shares her journey from a coffee-loving student to aspiring criminologist, discussing her passions, future plans, and insights on life, travel, and personal growth.

Emily Barnhill is a dedicated young individual from Hastings, Nebraska, currently working at Blue Moon Coffee Shop while preparing for her senior year of high school. 

With a passion for coffee that began in her childhood, Emily has transformed her interest into a significant part of her life.

 Besides her work, she is also devoted to her studies and has a keen interest in criminology, particularly forensic science.

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Coffee Shop Beginnings

02:04
From Coffee to Criminology: Her Academic Interests

04:04
Love for Books, Harry Potter, and Travel Experiences

05:50
Future Aspirations: Law, Travel, and Languages

07:48
Her Personal Life, Family, and Hobbies

10:01
Reflections on Confidence, Ambitions, and Life Lessons

In this Dream Catcher podcast episode, Ashi shares her inspiring journey from coffee shop worker to baker and mental health advocate. 

Ashi discusses her personal struggles with bipolar disorder, she and her husband  Ben's community fundraiser efforts, and her plans for future business growth.

BIO

Ashi is a passionate entrepreneur and mother based in Hastings. She along with her husband Ben are owners of Ash and Ash Noshery, a bakery that specializes in Jewish delicacies and comfort foods.

 With a background in graphic design and a love for baking, Ashi has crafted a unique space that resonates with her community.

 Her story is not just about baking; it's about resilience and finding balance amidst life's challenges.

CONTACT

A local in-home Micro-Noshery - Trying to make *just* enough “dough” to be able to stay home and raise our kiddos while also raising awareness for mental health. Available for events Mon-Fri 🙌🏽 DM us 

Services

Specialties
In-person events
  · Food delivery

Contact info

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ash & ash noshery

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Background

02:53
Mental Health Journey and Challenges

06:05
The Noshery: From Concept to Reality

09:10
Baking and Recipe Development

11:57
Community Engagement and Fundraising

14:57
Mental Health Advocacy and Support

17:57
Future Plans and Business Growth

In this new Dream Catcher Podcast episode I share insights on dreams, technology, societal issues, and personal growth in this inspiring solo episode.

At 63, I never imagined I’d be podcasting, let alone sharing inspiring stories from around the globe. From Nebraska to Australia, I’ve met amazing people who remind me that there’s so much good out there. 

Too often, we overlook the positive things in life, shaped by the constant barrage of bad news. But what if we shifted our focus? What if we started sharing the good news instead? 

Together, we can make a difference! Don’t wait for someone else to take action—be the change you want to see. Let’s celebrate the good in our communities, because it’s definitely there! 

Chapters

00:00
Introduction to Dreamcatcher Podcast

00:59
The Power of Technology and Connection

02:25
Overlooking Local Goodness

04:49
The Impact of News on Perception

08:10
Taking Action and Civic Responsibility

11:05
Dreams and Personal Growth

14:57
The Role of Positivity in Society

18:47
Empowering Change and Community Engagement

In this episode of the Dream Catcher Podcast, Mark Larsen shares his journey into podcasting, emphasizing that anyone can start their own podcast with minimal equipment and technology. 

He discusses the essential tools he uses, including microphones, editing software, and platforms for uploading episodes. 

Mark encourages aspiring podcasters to overcome their fears and take the first step towards sharing their voice with the world, highlighting the accessibility and affordability of podcasting today.

Chapters

00:00
Introduction to Podcasting Journey

02:54
Essential Equipment for Podcasting

05:45
Editing and Uploading Process

09:04
Overcoming Challenges in Podcasting

In this Dream Catcher video from 2020, we explore the fascinating world of grave stone symbolism.

 Discover how a fully open rose on a headstone signifies a woman who lived a full life, while a rosebud represents a young woman or child. 

This exploration of cemetery symbols helps us understand the rich flower symbolism found in graveyards.

In a world where many young individuals face significant challenges, the Maryland Living Center (MLC) of Hastings, Nebraska stands out as a beacon of hope. 

What happens to youth who age out of foster care or find themselves homeless?

 In this Dream Catcher Podcast episode, Jenifer Knuth, Malena Mangers and myself discuss the vital work being done at MLC, highlighting its mission, services, and the stories of those involved.

Chapters

00:00
Introduction to the Maryland Living Center

02:59
Understanding AmeriCorps and Its Role

05:52
Mission and Services of the Maryland Living Center

08:51
Funding and Community Support

11:54
Future Aspirations and Expansion Plans

15:05
Life Skills and Mentorship Programs

18:10
Community Collaborations and Resources

20:53
Outreach Programs and Community Engagement

In this episode of the Dream Catcher podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Andrea Zecha Hoffman, a dynamic business owner who has successfully navigated the challenges of running a local store.

 From her early aspirations to own a business to her journey of adapting and expanding her product offerings, 

 Andrea Zecha Hoffman shares her journey from college to owning Indigo Bungalow, a unique home decor and gift shop in Kearney, Nebraska. 

Discover her insights on small business growth, product sourcing, social media strategies, and her passion for creating a welcoming shopping experience.

CHECK OUT/ SHOP AT INDIGO BUNGALOW!

https://www.indigo-bungalow.com/

Chapters

00:00
Introduction to Andrea Zecha Hoffman

02:10
Journey to Business Ownership

05:57
The Evolution of Indigo Bungalow

08:50
Social Media and Community Engagement

11:53
The Holiday Spirit and Store Events

15:54
Personal Interests and Hobbies

19:49
Dreams and Aspirations for the Future

25:41
Navigating Small Business Challenges

32:02
Creating Unique Products and Experiences

39:06
Planning for Seasonal Sales and Events

45:55
The Joy of Food and Community Engagement

In this Dream Catcher Podcast episode I speak with Rebecca Horn, Program Director for Rehab Services at South Central Behavioral Services. 

She operates Opportunity House, which provides community support and day rehab for those with mental illnesses. 

The programs offered include coping skills classes, medication, education, and nutrition workshops - all designed to empower their clients and help them thrive. 

 We’re committed to stability, offering a lifeline for those who need it most. 

BIO

Rebecca Horn, LIMHP

Hastings/Kearney – Rehabilitation Services Program Director

Rebecca joined SCBS in September 2023 as the Hasting’s Rehab Services Program Director, incorporating Kearney in July 2024. She completed a Master’s Degree in Community Counseling with UNO and has been a Licensed Independent Mental Health Practitioner since 2009. She has worked as a therapist within correctional facilities, residential treatment facilities, community behavioral health centers, and private practice; followed by positions within Medicaid Waiver and Managed Care before coming to SCBS. Rebecca is a strong advocate for person-centered, trauma informed care for all the individuals we serve; meeting people where they are and supporting them in their journey. She is a Nebraska native and has lived in Hastings since 2018 with her husband, sons, and a handful of four-legged roomies. She is an avid crafter and reader and will happily share her current fave!

Chapters

00:00
Introduction to South Central Behavioral Services

03:10
Overview of Rehabilitation Services

05:49
Community Support and Client Engagement

09:13
Rebecca Horn's Journey and Background

11:49
The Importance of Prior Authorization

14:53
Stability and Maintenance in Mental Health Services

17:50
Programs and Activities Offered

20:52
Thrift Store and Vocational Opportunities

24:03
Funding and Donations

27:14
Future Aspirations for Housing and Support

30:05
Social Connections and Community Integration

33:05
Conclusion and Future Outlook