Prerna has 38 years experience in the field of Early Childhood Education and is the found of Together We Grow. Her education philosophy is grounded on play-based learning with an emphasis on social emotional development. Prerna is passionate about sharing the latest brain development research, that not only is helpful for children's developing brains but also the caregivers who are educating them. She is a keynote speaker, behavior coach and NAEYC consultant.

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Professors John Soriano and Malcolm Kass from the University of Dallas break down the proposed economic plans of Donald Trump & Kamala Harris' before the upcoming 2024 presidential election. Covering topics like inflation, grocery prices, taxes, housing costs, tariffs, and immigration.

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Lance Thrailkill is the CEO of All Metal Fabricating located in Dallas, TX. In this episode, he shares his passion of faith in God and how to balance a hectic work life with family, faith, and fitness.

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00:38 Turning to God & a life of faith

11:21 Infertility and going through IVF treatments

25:17 Dealing with the loss of his best friend & grandmother

31:25 Balancing work with family, fitness, and faith

44:31 Exercising patience with loved ones & work

46:57 Character traits to live by

54:20 Being grateful vs. always wanting more

56:45 Finding motivation for work and career

59:42 How to raise a son as a man (masculinity & manhood)

1:09:02 Courage VS Pacifism

1:12:05 Was Jesus really a god?

1:18:50 Outro

Jacob Schick shares his journey from joining the Marines to battling the severe emotional and physical trauma he experienced after being injured in Iraq. Jacob opens up about his struggles with PTSD and addiction to drugs and alcohol, and how he ultimately found healing through vulnerability, connection, and resilience.

Jacob serves as the Chief Executive Officer for 1 Tribe Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to preventing military and first responder suicid*. He is a staunch advocate for maximizing the potential in people from all walks of life and shares his story and the effects of being severely wounded at public speaking engagements throughout the country.

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00:45 Growing up and joining the military

19:30 Training & deploying to Iraq

23:29 The explosion that changed Jacob's life

29:33 Theaftermath of the explosion

42:49 The long process of recovery

52:45 Dealing with addiction

55:50 Starting 22Kill & 1Tribe Foundation

1:12:05 From rock bottom to recovery

1:35:55 Effects of the pandemic on mental health & depression

1:38:00 How 1Tribe Helps Its Veterans and First Responders

1:43:55 Dealing with failure

1:44:50 Humans Are Starved For Connection

1:46:22 Dangers of Social Media

2:00:25 The government isn't your friend or savior

2:09:50 How to calm your mind and find peace

2:18:00 Wrapping up & outro

A cancer elimination diet focuses on reducing the risk of cancer by prioritizing fasting, eating foods that are nutrient-rich, anti-inflammatory, and packed with antioxidants including: whole foods like fruits, vegetables, beef, chicken, fish, nuts, and seeds. Incorporating healthy fats rich in Omega 3s is a must and most importantly, maintaining a healthy weight, as obesity is a significant cancer risk factor.

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Mike Hipp, a firefighter for the city of Dallas & weapons expert, and I explore the looming threat of a modern civil war in America. We address issues that are causing massive political division in our country like election integrity, immigration, gun control, abortion, and economic instability. We discuss the scenarios that could ignite a civil war, from government overreach to energy grid collapse, and how social media has played a critical role in deepening the divide.

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Dr. Olenick currently serves as Professor of Physics and a teacher of popular courses in physics and astronomy at the University of Dallas. He has supervised over fifty undergraduate theses. He also served as the Associate Project Director of the PBS television series, The Mechanical Universe and Beyond the Mechanical Universe. He was also principal author of accompanying textbooks published by Cambridge University Press. He also received numerous grants from the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Department of Education for the development of curricular material (Comprehensive Conceptual Curriculum for Physics, C3P) for use in high schools and for workshops for high school physics teachers.

Dr. Warren Ponder is on a mission to stop the rising tide of depression, PTSD, and suicide. Through his research and work with 1Tribe Foundation, a non profit dedicated to helping veterans, first responders and their families heal from trauma, we’re diving into how new therapies like EMDR are emerging and saving lives. I hope this episode provides support and valuable information to anyone dealing with, or who has family dealing with mental health issues. Please share to raise awareness this month.

Jason Dyke founded Carson’s Village after the heartbreaking loss of his 11-year-old son, Carson, to suicide in 2017. Faced with overwhelming decisions and no guidance, Jason realized that many families lack the support needed after losing a loved one. Recognizing a gap in bereavement services, he created Carson’s Village to provide families with live Advocates who guide them through funeral arrangements and offer emotional support for up to a year. The nonprofit helps families navigate grief, offering peer and group support, including in workplace settings.

Associate Professor of Philosophy Angela Knobel, Ph.D., received her doctorate in philosophy from the University of Notre Dame in 2004. Her work focuses primarily on Aquinas’ theory of infused virtue, virtue ethics and applied ethics. She is the author of Aquinas and the Infused Moral Virtues (University of Notre Dame Press, 2021)