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Welcome to episode 205 of Go Deep Productions' podcast, titled "Meet June Bellamy: Whistleblower." In this episode, we have the incredible opportunity to hear from June Bellamy, a former Samsung employee who faced alleged reprisal from the company. June's story highlights the challenges faced by whistleblowers in South Africa, including the devastating financial consequences they often endure. While June acknowledges the lack of external support, she does commend Samsung for their response to the S7 phone mishap. The company took responsibility for the issue and implemented measures to ensure it would never happen again. This episode delves into the intricate complexities that whistleblowers face, irrespective of their location. Join us as we explore June Bellamy's experiences and gain a deeper understanding of the whistleblower journey.

Here's where you can find June Bellamy.

LinkedIn: June Bellamy 

YouTube: https://youtube.com/@iamjunebellamy?si=ghn8SFPajRZVXPGO

Thank you again for listening and remember always go deep!!

In episode 204 of "Go Deep Productions" titled "Electric Pipe Dreams," Mofo and John delve into the topic of electric cars or EVs. John, who used to be a big fan of electric cars, shares how his perspective has changed as he realized that it may not be the way of the future. Mofo, a supporter of internal combustion engines, agrees and expresses skepticism about the long-term sustainability of electric engines.

In this episode of Go Deep Productions, episode 203, Mofo openly admits his special love for Starbucks coffee. However, the discussion takes an interesting turn when they explore the hypothetical scenario of Starbucks disappearing tomorrow, and Mofo reveals that he would settle for Tim Hortons as an alternative.

In the latest episode of Go Productions, titled "Episode 202: View of Death," the hosts begin by reflecting on some of their favorite recent episodes. However, the conversation takes a profound turn when they delve into the topic of death. John shares his personal experience with childhood trauma, expressing his deep fear of death and his perception of what happens afterwards. Thankfully, Mofo steps in and offers various theories, providing reassurance and guidance for John. Tune in to this thought-provoking episode as they explore a deeper understanding of death and its implications.

In episode 201 of our podcast, we explore the intriguing concept known as "quiet quitting" that has been buzzing around office water coolers. We delve into the question of whether corporations are cutting corners by expecting employees to go above and beyond their compensation. We examine whether the underlying idea is that by working harder, individuals will have a better chance of advancing within the company.

Additionally, we delve into the topic of universal basic income and its potential long-term impact on businesses. We discuss the potential negative effects that this type of income support system could have on businesses, considering factors such as reduced motivation and potential economic challenges.

Overall, episode 201 of our podcast tackles the thought-provoking subjects of "quite quitting" and universal basic income, shedding light on the expectations placed on employees by corporations and the potential consequences for businesses in the long run.

In the much-anticipated episode 200 of Go Deep Productions, listeners are in for a treat as all the regular hosts and two new guests come together for a lively discussion. The intriguing topic of the episode revolves around the various ways one can be disposed of after passing away. Brace yourself as the hosts delve into an innovative concept that has recently been introduced in Washington. Picture this: a box that transforms your remains into a dozen different materials, and once you decompose properly, your loved ones are presented with bags of soil made from you. 

While exploring these unconventional methods, the conversation takes an unexpected twist, resulting in uproarious laughter. Expect an abundance of hilarious moments as the hosts navigate through the subject matter with their trademark wit and humor. Tune in to Episode 200 of Go Deep Productions to learn about these fascinating disposal methods and experience a rollercoaster of laughter along the way.

In episode 199 of this podcast, we meet Robert Ledogar, a former US Marshal supervisor who faced a difficult situation. Robert's aim was to create a safe work environment, free of the harassment that one of his subordinates was experiencing. However, in his pursuit of justice and ensuring a respectful workplace, Robert found himself facing unexpected consequences. Despite his best intentions and displaying integrity, Robert ultimately lost his job. This episode tells a story of corruption and the resilience displayed by individuals like Robert, who persevere in the face of adversity.

In episode 198 of our podcast titled "Baby Factories," we delve into the intriguing concept of creating babies without the need for a traditional mother. We explore the various perspectives on this topic and discuss the potential advantages and disadvantages of such a development. Julia and Six Wild express their belief that there could be positive aspects to this innovation, while Evan and John raise concerns about its implications. Throughout the episode, we make references to movies like "Demolition Man" and "The Matrix" that have brought similar ideas to light. We appreciate your continued support and encourage you to always explore topics deeply. Thank you for listening!

In episode 197 of our podcast, we had the pleasure of interviewing Adam Stogsdill, the author of the upcoming book "Jarvis". Adam's background as a musician from a family of musicians intrigued us, as he can play over 500 instruments. During the interview, Adam shared his top five instruments that he loves to play.

One aspect of Adam's life that he opened up about was his service with the Marines and the resulting PTSD he experiences. He mentioned that his creative process, including writing his book "Jarvis", has been instrumental in helping him cope with PTSD.

According to Adam, his book "Jarvis" is more like a sitcom and is intended for a mature audience. He expressed his passion for writing and how it has allowed him to explore different aspects of himself. 

Overall, our conversation with Adam was a fascinating adventure, and we highly recommend listening to this episode to learn more about the many sides of Adam Stogsdill.

In episode 196 of the podcast, we have the pleasure of meeting Glenda Kroll, a multi-talented individual who is not only a life coach but also a mother, sister, father, and much more. Glenda's vibrant and dynamic personality is fueled by her passion for helping people discover their true purpose and navigate through life's challenges.

Having experienced her fair share of ups and downs, Glenda understands the importance of support during difficult times and aims to ensure that nobody has to face these struggles alone or make unnecessary mistakes. As a life coach, event planner, and investment property owner, Glenda brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table.

During the episode, Glenda shares valuable insights into her role as a life coach and provides a glimpse into her unique question process and approach to doing business. Her goal is to assist individuals in finding clarity, overcoming obstacles, and achieving their goals.

If you're looking for inspiration, guidance, and a dose of motivation, Glenda Kroll is definitely someone you won't want to miss on this podcast. Join us as we delve into her fascinating journey and uncover the secrets to living a fulfilled life.

FB/LD: I am Glenda Kroll

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