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Lawyer, podcaster, race director, and all-round incredible guy Scott Kummer joins me to tell his story.  Scott was faced with some unbelievable obstacles and struggles, but instead of letting those struggles define his life, he chose to take action.  He overcame addiction, went back to school to become the professional he wanted to be, and build the life he wanted.  In fact, in all aspects of his life, whether it be his career, his running, his podcasting, or his race directing, one thing Scott has always done is take action.  For anyone who feels stuck in life, is struggling with abuse, or addiction.  Scott's story shows that you have the strength and ability to better your life if you choose, too. 

Check out Scott's podcast Ten Junk Miles, and races at Ten Junk Miles Racing:

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Kylia Kummer from Thrive Scholars joins me to discuss the incredible work she, and others from Thrive Scholars are doing supporting gifted students from under-resourced communities to achieve their full potential. Thrive Scholars is helping them to first prepare for college, then succeed in college, and ultimately helping them find their dream job post college.  Thrive Scholars is changing lives and making an incredible impact in the lives of these scholars and their families.

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https://www.thrivescholars.org/

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In this episode I talked to Pastor Jerry Bader of Samaritan's Heart Mission Church about his incredible story.  Jerry was a majorly influential conservative talk show host for many years in the state of Wisconsin.  After becoming a believer in 2016 and having his career collapse around him in 2018 and 2019.  Jerry heard God calling him to ministry.  He is now making an incredible impact in his community by serving the needs of the homeless, addicts, and any other lost souls within his reach.  With incredible zeal, and with God's strength, he and his church are touching lives for Christ! 

Samaritan's Heart Mission Church online and on Facebook.

https://samaritansheartgb.org/

https://www.facebook.com/Samaritansheartgb/

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In this episode I talk to Grace Dinkler.  Grace is the owner and operator of Farmstead Therapies in Kaukauna, Wisconsin.  We talk about her dream of creating Farmstead Therapies, and the accident that almost derailed her dreams.  It's a story of incredible strength and determination as she focused on her dreams of bringing the joys and therapeutic properties of caring for and bonding with animals to people with special needs, or others that could benefit it.

Farmstead Therapies on Facebook and Instagram

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090994778056&mibextid=LQQJ4d

https://www.instagram.com/farmsteadtherapies?igsh=MWE1cmVwM3NybTBh

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In this follow up episode on the Adapted Sports League (ASL) I talk to Korey Kleinhans.  Korey was pivotal in bringing the ASL to the eastern Wisconsin area and growing it to the conference level league it is today.  We also discuss the future plans for the ASL in Wisconsin. 

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Today we are starting a style of episode called "Principles on Display" where I highlight people or organizations that are living out the principles.  Today we discussed some of the local school districts starting an adaptive sports league for special needs kids.

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In this episode we finish up our three-episode series on the song "Rich Men North of Richmond" and the frustration we are seeing in our society right now caused by inflation.  We discuss steps we can take to overcome this inflation challenge and move ourselves in a healthier direction.

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In this episode we take a look one of the factors that is driving frustration in our society right now. Inflation. What causes it, and why it's happening right now.

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On this episode, we begin a series of episodes exploring why the Oliver Anthony Music's song, "Rich Men North of Richmond" has touched so many people from all walks of life.  In the next few episodes, we will talk about how we got to a place where a song like this can speak to so many people, and some steps we can take to move ourselves in a healthier direction. 

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In this episode we talk about my experience, and observations from the Badger Trail Races.

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