Every organization has to deal with policy change at various stages of growth and evolution and in the wake of recent deaths leading to social uprisings, law enforcement has been called to question.  Sheriff Eric Scheffler joins us to discuss the internal changes that must be made in law enforcement and external efforts between the police and the public to create a safer space for everyone.  Tune in to this sensitive and captivating conversation that will leave you with a whole new perspective on law enforcement.  Listen out for 

• Understanding the heart of policy change
• Some tough questions that must be addressed in how officers are hired and trained through professional development 
• the direct and indirect impact of implementation steps

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Does parenting ever feel like you hopped on a train with the intent of going to one location, but you find out that the train is going in the opposite direction? A lot of times, our experience feels like we got on the wrong train, but today's guest's words are revelatory, comforting and enlightening as he shares where and how to find esolve when parenting presents surprises that force us to muscle up mentally. Gabe challenges our beliefs about parenting life, and how we think of our responsibility to our children. 

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Today's episode is for you if you have the desire to love on purpose. Listen to Dino Rosato share how he handled the punches life threw at him and still maintained a posture of peace.  Hear his thoughts on what it means to love well along with his detailed thoughts on what it takes for blended families to grow and thrive. 

Is there any uncertainty, challenge, or unexpected change in your life right now? If co-parenting is one of them, here’s some good news. Even in our most difficult storms, there is an anchor that can keep us steady and secure. For my guest, Ricardo Pasos, his anchor has empowered him to do what he describes as unimaginable in his own strength.

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Change either happens at the onset of an external or internal catalyst. Today's guest, Zuhaib Khan, tells the account of the societal and community pressures that influenced the man he was in his twenties and how one addition of love in his life completely shattered every wall that kept him from being the man he intuitively knew he wanted to be.  Listen to how intrinsic motivation pushed him to face the darkest parts of himself with courage and resolve, resulting in complete transformation, resolve, and contribution. 

Every man at some point in his fathering journey will need to define whether or not they intend to be a good father. For my guest, Donavan Charles, there was only one viable option. To figure out what that meant and to endeavor to be everything his sons needed no matter the cost.  Tune in to hear what foundation he built his pillars on as well as some vulnerable accounts on confidence and affirmation and how that played out in his life.

There has never been a better time for us to do an assessment of our thoughts, beliefs, and values and how they impact our decisions and drive. My guest today shares some of his reflections on how his role as a father and grandfather propelled him to take risks for a greater cause.  As we move through life and especially now in the current social climate, we have to be grounded on the solid rock so that we can have the resolve to take the risks that cement moral values and the greater good for our future generations with Love.

Resilience looks different on all of us. On Joshua Kennedy, a man who grew up without his father, the immense outpouring of love from his grandmother became all the love that he needed.  Tune in as he shares the backdrop of his life which made it easy to absorb the responsibility of raising a 16-year-old at age 24, just 3 months after getting married, and hear the unexpected miracle that entered his life at age 42. 

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Tune into the awe-inspiring story of how my father and I, once silent rivals, became BFF's.  We talk about all things relationship. Parental disputes and the barriers they create for children, values, sacrifices, mutual understanding, and he drops a number of hindsight hacks to help women understand what goes on for men.

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Today's episode asks one simple question that pertains to the implications of the killing of George Floyd. Will you pick a side or be a bridge? Listen as I share my thoughts on the mental health of Black America whose suffering has resulted in an outcry too loud to ignore, and I close with two poems with white and black perspectives on friendship.  White Noise: The Loud Silence We Impart On Our Black Friends, by Laura Gaston and Hey Friend, by Jacalyn Wetzel  If you like this episode, please rate and review us on iTunes. Follow us on IG & FB @thesocialrecharge