Josh Tandy is a 24 year old entrepreneur, Younglife leader, and host of the Influenced Podcast. His father, Ed Tandy McGlasson, was a senior pasture, currently runs a ministry, and is the author of “The Difference a Father Makes.” Growing up with a senior pasture as a father, Josh received much love and support, but also dealt with the internal struggles trying to live up to a godly ideology. Struggling with his morals and ethics, Josh experienced a miracle in nature on a senior summer camp trip. This experience bound him to faith and changed the course of his life. He now pursues business in the marketing and advertising realm backed by his moto Integrity, trust, transparency, and faith. Josh is also a partner at the Dream Factory, a world class marketing agency who specifically helps coaches, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders make their impact with a strategic approach through funnel creation, branding, and lead generation. Whether you’re religious or not, an entrepreneur or not, we discussed a lot of cool topics in this conversation and I really enjoyed it. I hope to you do too.

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Adam Channel is a 24 year old major league rugby champion for the LA Giltinis. He was signed to compete and represent the USA rugby team and suffered an unfortunate ankle injury in the last game of the tournament. Going from a UPS driver to a major league champion, Adam is an inspiration and living proof that through hard work and dedication, you can achieve anything.

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Professor Bach Ho received his PhD in philosophy from UC Riverside. He currently teaches philosophy at Cal State University Fullerton, Orange Coast College, and is an Organic Intelligence Coach. Organic Intelligence or OI is defined as a unique clinical practice of human empowerment, resiliency and compassion to resolve the impact of stress, trauma, and PTSD. Through our human senses, OI focuses on increasing ones capacity to live a happy, less intense, and overall fulfilling life.

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Today I talk with Justin Imbastari about his near death experience. Justin went into cardiac arrest while surfing in San Onofre California. Nearly drowning Justin was put on his board and pushed into shore where he would collapse. After multiple heart surgeries and a couple miracles, Justin is still with us today and did not suffer any brain damage. His second lease on life is powerful and can teach us all to be more present and loving. Some questions we pondered are God, the Afterlife, NDEs, and how almost dying changes your perspective on life.

Today I talk immigration with two of my close friends Scott griffin and Tony Rodriguez. Scott immigrated from Scotland and was recently granted United States citizenship. Tony’s family swam across the rio grande river from Mexico to the United States.

Some Topics we discussed include:

The American Experiment

Families immigration stories

What does America mean to you?

Do you believe in the idea of America?

The nature of immigration. Why people move from one place to another.

The difference in immigration geographically

The strength in diversity

The challenges with diversity

The idea of borders

Looking into America’s future, are we heading in the right direction?

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Today I talk all things science with my good friend Nabeel Quershi. He completed his undergrad at The University of California Irvine and Masters in Biomedical Sciences at Barry University. Currently he is pursuing his DO at the Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine.

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Danny Vu served in the Air-force 6.5 years and is currently an engineering technician at Northrop Grumman. He believes there is a leadership and structural problem in the military and correlates it to high suicide rates. We talked about everything from mental health, fitness, discipline, investing, and a healthy sense of nationalism.

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Julianna Lembeck is a 2020 Writers Digest Award Winner for her Memoir, Blue Water, A year in the ocean. Through her novel, she hopes to help young women heal and deal with taboo experiences and trauma. I quote, “removing stigma and shame allows room for understanding and acceptance of challenging events. This sets the stage for true healing and forgiveness to occur.” Some themes we discussed are split identities, relationships, love, cheating, social drinking, substance abuse, suicide, getting in trouble with the law, and overcoming trauma. Thank you for tuning in.

"Blue Water, A Year in the Ocean." available for purchase fall 2021.

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Today I sit down with Republican Jaymie Scott and Democrat, Alex Long. I wanted to construct a conversation where a conservative and liberal individual sit down and have an open discussion about various hot topics. This was not constructed with the goal of getting heated or bashing one another but rather to display that Americans with differing viewpoints can come together and have a constructive conversation. Some of the topics we discuss are abortion, immigration, climate change, affirmative action, equal opportunity, and the future of America.

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Eating Disorders - Erin battled for years with what is defined as a “binge eating disorder” and was able to break her unhealthy habits and develop a positive relationship with food. She wants to communicate the message that if you’re out there struggling, you’re not alone. If she was able to overcome so can you. For the first half of the show we focus on her personal story and testimony. The second half we start breaking into societal factors and the importance of focusing on being healthy, rather than trying to achieve a certain image. Your relationship with food has an immense impact on your life and Erin’s story testifies to that fact. Out of all mental illnesses, eating disorders have the highest mortality rate, above schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. My hope is to bring awareness to the subject and I thank Erin for having the courage to share her story.