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This week on A Place For My Head, Brandon Thompson and Jerry Petuck chat with singer, songwriter, actress, model, and all around badass Leah Summer, who shares her story of overcoming physical and mental abuse as both a child and as an adult and overcoming an eating disorder to find success in the music industry.

Leah is as real as it gets and you can’t help but love her! Check out the music video for her latest single, “Don’t Stop.”

If you feel you are in crisis, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1.800.273.TALK (8255).

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We address the different versions of the Stimulus package, talk about the Pork, the lone holdout, and also what benefit this has for the American people. We also tackle a concerning provision in the Boeing bailout, Beanz reaffirms her support for POTUS, and listen to some of the TRUTH coming out from the President’s medical team.

Finally, we play a funny clip from Ryan Reynolds mocking celebrities and continue the show past an hour for some bonus content for you!

Don’t miss the Friday fun on the Dark to Light Podcast!

LINKS WE COVERED

UncoverDC.com: How does the CARES Act help small businesses?

The CARES Act

Clips from the Hannity Town Hall

 

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The Coronavirus is the number one topic in our world today and on this week’s episode of Flava In Ya Ear, Ian Beckles explains how this has affected everyone.

In addition, he speaks about the companies that are looking for workers due to a high demand for the product they produce and how hospitals are overwhelmed at this point.

Thanks for listening to Flava In Ya Ear and if you have a question or comment for Ian, leave it in the comments below or send him an email at [email protected].

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What happens when someone you know is diagnosed with the coronavirus? Listen to DJ Ekin and Brittany Gonzalez discuss someone they know who’s been diagnosed with COVID-19 on this episode of Southern Hospitality.

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Tracy is joined once again by Anthony Santos of Eat Right. Anthony shares some of the latest news with Eat Right, their new packaging, and some of their new menu items. They also chat about Anthony’s vegan lifestyle and how he is adapting to the plant-based lifestyle.

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Chef Amanda Freitag is a seasoned chef with 25 years under her belt and knowledge amassed through a series of wise career choices that included long term stints at spots such as Vong, New York, Verbena, under chef Diane Forley. After Verbena, Freitag traveled to France and Italy, working for a short while at L’Arpège restaurant under Chef Alain Passard in 1999.

In 2003, Freitag and restaurateur Godfrey Polistina opened the Upper West Side restaurant Cesca Enoteca and Trattoria.

Freitag was chef de cuisine at Cesca, before moving to an executive chef position at The Harrison. On September 3, 2010, The New York Times reported that Freitag would be leaving the Harrison, and the restaurant’s owner, Jimmy Bradley, will return as a chef.

Freitag is a frequent judge on the culinary game show Chopped.

She is currently overseeing her brand and has moved into the digital era via a YouTube channel titled “It’s Easy AF,” a great series of quick “How-To” videos that will get you cooking in no time!

We discuss the kitchen, TV, branding and marketing, cooking, and life’s lessons. It’s just a generally nice chat between two chefs.

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Check out his website to learn more about him, to find his products, and some incredible recipes!

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In this week’s episode of Life In The Fast Lane, Black Moses talks with Sarah Merrell about modeling, journalism, bikes, and what motorcycle riders should be doing with all of this “free” time on our hands.

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On this week’s podcast, veteran scout/coach Chris Landry explains why the league’s general managers want to postpone and move back the draft and why the owners want to keep the draft as scheduled next month. There are some interesting decisions being discussed regarding how teams will conduct their final draft meetings and who will be allowed in the building for that. He also begins to discuss how the Pro Personnel and College Draft grading scale is similar yet different and its relevance in evaluating players at both levels.

Also, he explains how the country’s health crisis has affected how teams are preparing for the draft and why they are less prepared than normal.

All this and more in this week’s edition of the Landry Football podcast on LandryFootball.com.

 

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Welcome to America’s most positive podcast, the Jim Fannin Show! This show is dedicated to being in the peak performance mindset called the Zone. It is here that you are at your genuine, authentic best self in all areas of life. We are being challenged as I write this.

Today is another day of unknowns. Tomorrow will be the same. With the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus, most lives in America are now turned upside down. We are in the midst of a national crisis.

Time to be resilient!

Are you resilient in this uncertain time? Psychological resilience is the ability to mentally or emotionally cope with a crisis or to return to pre-crisis status quickly. Resilience exists when you use proven mental tools and techniques in promoting your personal assets and protecting yourself from the potential negative effects of internal and external stressors or Zone breakers.

Adversity is a fact of life. Every day we run a gauntlet of adversity. Resilience is the quality that allows you to be knocked down by life and come back at least as strong as before. Rather than letting difficulties or failure overcome you and drain your resolve, champions find a way to rise.

Resilience is not some mythical quality. It takes positive thoughts to transcend hardship. But even after misfortune, resilient people are able to change course and move toward achieving their vision and goals.

What happens to my income? Do I have enough food and money to last a 30-day disruption? My mother is in a nursing home. Is she protected or not? We are at a national emergency crossroad. America needs extreme positivity right now. We need solution-oriented thinking. We need to adjust and adapt.

The person with the most constants in an extreme state of variables will prevail.

Here’s what this week’s episode is about:

• Self-discipline:

• Concentration:

• Optimism:

• Relaxation:

• Enjoyment:

• Visit Zone Café ascertaining weak S-C-O-R-E link blocking peak performance.

Immunize yourself from negativity. Adjust with extreme positivity. Adapt your tactics and strategies to your swiftly changing circumstances, conditions and situations. Adhere to the S.C.O.R.E.® principles of thinking as a champion in uncertain times. Be resilient America!

Be in the Zone!®

If you have questions, comments, or something you want us to cover during our “Ask Jim” segment, you can email Jim directly and we’ll cover it on next week’s show!

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With the world essentially being on lockdown thanks to the Coronavirus, there are no MMA events to really recap or preview so this week on The Valor Hour, Valor Fighting Challenge’s matchmaker Tim Loy, Justin Watson, and Greg Hopkins look ahead and tell you what their thoughts are on where the world of MMA is headed after the layoff.

The guys cover the potential move of UFC 249, some of the big fights brewing in the UFC, a full update on the VFC fight schedule, and more talk of how the Coronavirus is affecting the MMA world.

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