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Frankie Starapoli is back in the studio with another great conversation. This one naturally kicks off well as we discuss prayer and eventually talk about an emotion we'd like to let go. 

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This episode is a switch-up from the norm as I sit down with two new parents outside of the studio. Richard and Whitney Mallett give insight on being a new parent, plans for future parenting, and some good advice they were given along their journey. 

It was great to sit down with two of my best friends and dig into their experiences and perspectives. 

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My "long" friend Joshua Jarman joins the podcast this week to discuss the ways of staying creative, staying grounded, and staying connected to your true self. 

I hope you gain as much as I did with this conversation.

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Today, I get Wesley Donehue into the studio! We talk about his ability to push through tough times and accomplish his goals- like finishing a marathon with a slipped disc. As well as, one of my favorite topics of Questioning Everything! We go back and forth about our own experiences with this. 

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The incredible Jana Riley, executive director of Public Works Art Center in Summerville, joins me on today's episode. We talk about the exciting growth of the art center, the impact on the community while working with other groups, and how she plans art exhibitions with her team. 

I highly suggest visiting and spending time in Public Works Art Center when you make it to Summerville, SC. Check out their site for current events and exhibitions!

https://publicworksartcenter.org/

Glad to track down Eddie for a conversation. We dig into his educational background and how he put what he learned to good use working within school systems and our local county. Plus, we get the scoop on local plans, which is good for everyone moving here or already a native.

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I met Cory Riker two days before we sat down to chat. It was easy to spot a good conversation and a good person. He hasn't had an easy time in life and I hope it inspires you like it does me. Typical of the podcast, this has serious moments but we do laugh a lot.

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I got Ben Singer back in the studio to discuss the riveting life of dedicating yourself and the situations that arise from it. Yes, it's a glorified reason to talk Star Wars after Andor season 2 has been released. How did you like Andor and how do you feel about the state of Star Wars at the moment?

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I'm fortunate to have Frankie Staropoli on today's episode. We sat down to chat about finding purpose in life, reading the signs, passions, depression, anxiety, and yes- cooking! Our convo was so easy we almost went far too long. Enjoy his perspectives on these topics; I know I did.

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A great quickie with Ben Singer about creating content. We discuss struggles and ways to improve. 

I sincerely wish the rest of the podcast didn't fail but it is what it is. Stay tuned for the next time Ben is on. In the meantime, go check out Canine Revolution Dog Training; they have great content and provide great ways to improve your relationship with your dog. 

We are currently at work fixing these issues with the podcast to make sure this doesn't happen again. Thank you to everyone for listening and having patience during this ridiculous and embarrassing struggle.