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  • Sadie Sutton @shepersistedpodcast: DBT, Therapy & Advice for Teenagers and Parents #32

    Hey Everyone welcome back to Scars Left Behind #32 , In today's episode we will be talking to Sadie Sutton ,18 year old woman who has her own Podcast called She Persisted Podcast where she discusses her own struggles as well as interviewing experts and giving advice to both Teens and Parents whilst also being at university doing a UnderGraduate in Clinical Psychology, For the past two years she has built a podcast platform and website where she is becoming an invaluable asset within the mental health Field Proving that despite her struggles - she is conquering her passions helping others.

    Find Therapists or Psychologists (U.S) : Psychology Today: Health, Help, Happiness + Find a Therapist

    Psychology Today UK: Health, Help, Happiness + Find Counselling UK

    Samaritans: 116 123 

    Trevor Project: Resources – The Trevor Project 

    Website: She Persisted- Teen Mental Health Podcast (shepersistedpodcast.com)

    Podcast: ‎She Persisted on Apple Podcasts

    Instagram: TEEN MENTAL HEALTH PODCAST (@shepersistedpodcast) • Instagram photos and videos

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    2 hr 42 min
  • AddiBiotics Interview #31

    I had the pleasure of sitting down ( Virtually of course) with Addi from AddiBiotics discussing how lockdown has been along with how he has been coping with mental health etc..do please go check him out and subscribe to his youtube channel, thats is you love food reviews, interviews and motivation etc also follow him on Instagram and twitter his website will be linked below 

    Website: ADDIBIOTICS

    Instagram: AddiBiotics (@addibiotics) • Instagram photos and videos

    Twitter: AddiBiotics (@AddiBiotics) / Twitter

    Youtube: Addi Biotics - YouTube

    46 min
  • Veteran officer , Texas High Schoolers & Skilled Predator #30
    How could a veteran Minnesota police officer have mistaken her pistol for a Taser and fatally shot 20-year-old Daunte Wright? That, at least, is the local police chief's theory for what happened in the incident.
    The answer to that question may have as much to do with what was going on in Brooklyn Center police Officer Kim Potter’s mind as with which weapon she was holding in her hand, experts told NBC News on Tuesday.
    The Glock pistol that Potter was wielding when she fired the fatal shot at Wright on Sunday as he allegedly attempted to flee is black metal and almost a pound heavier than the neon-colored plastic Taser she may have believed she was brandishing as she was caught on a video yelling, “Taser! Taser! Taser!”
    “A Glock is a very lightweight handgun,” said Sgt. Betsy Brantner Smith, spokeswoman for the National Police Association and a retired 29-year veteran of the Naperville Police Department in Illinois. “But a Taser is heavier than you think.”
    While the exact models Officer Kim Potter was carrying are not clear, the images show the general differences of these weapons, including the grips and the trigger safety that is only on a pistol.
    19 min
  • DMX Dies , Medical Examiner & Horror's of shooting episode #29
    DMX, the gravel-voiced rapper and actor who topped the charts with tracks including "Party Up" and "X Gon’ Give It to Ya," has died at age 50, his family said Friday in a statement.
    The rapper, whose real name was Earl Simmons, had a heart attack on April 2, according to his lawyer, Murray Richman. He was immediately hospitalized in grave condition.
    "Earl was a warrior who fought till the very end," his family said in the statement. "He loved his family with all of his heart and we cherish the times we spent with him."
    White Plains Hospital confirmed that DMX passed away "peacefully with family present after suffering a catastrophic cardiac arrest."
    DMX broke onto the rap scene in 1998 with his first studio album, "It’s Dark and Hell Is Hot." The album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, powered by hits such as "Ruff Ryders' Anthem," "Get At Me Dog" and "Stop Being Greedy."
    He achieved more success with the albums "...And Then There Was X," "Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood," "The Great Depression" and "Grand Champ" — all of which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard chart.
    DMX released seven albums and earned three Grammy nominations.
    32 min
  • Prince Philip has Died & President Biden Climate Plan #28
    Buckingham Palace said: "It is with deep sorrow that Her Majesty The Queen has announced the death of her beloved husband, His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
    "His Royal Highness passed away peacefully this morning at Windsor Castle."
    Boris Johnson said he "inspired the lives of countless young people".
    Speaking at Downing Street, the prime minister added: "He helped to steer the Royal Family and the monarchy so that it remains an institution indisputably vital to the balance and happiness of our national life."
    Mr Johnson said he received the news of the duke's death "with great sadness".
    "Prince Philip earned the affection of generations here in the United Kingdom, across the Commonwealth, and around the world," he said.
    Paying tribute to the duke's role as the longest serving consort in history, Mr Johnson also remembered Prince Philip as one of the last surviving people to have fought in World War II.
    15 min
  • Derek Chauvin , Arkansas Veto Ban & Utah Father's #27
    Three Minneapolis police department officers took the stand Tuesday on the seventh day of testimony in Derek Chauvin's murder trial in the death of George Floyd. In addition to the officers, who are experts in use of force, crisis intervention training and emergency medical response, was Sgt. Jody Stiger of the Los Angeles Police Department. He testified as an outside expert on police training and use of force. Stiger will return to the witness stand Wednesday morning.
    The seventh day of witness testimony in Derek Chauvin’s murder trial ended abruptly Tuesday following several law enforcement witnesses testifying about police use-of-force and medical assistance policies.
    Hennepin County District Judge Peter Cahill ended court abruptly Tuesday afternoon after privately speaking with both prosecution and defense attorneys. The interruption came as prosecutor Steve Schleicher was questioning Sgt. Jody Stiger of the Los Angeles Police Department, an expert on police training and use of force. Stiger will return to the stand Wednesday. 
    Several law enforcement officers with the Minneapolis Police Department also testified on police training, use-of-force tactics and de-escalation and providing medical assistance earlier Tuesday.
    21 min
  • Virginia becomes 12th state , Latina Volunteer & Revolutionary
    Virginia has become the 12th state to ban the use of the “gay/trans panic” defense.
    Gov. Ralph Northam signed a bill Wednesday against the defense, which has allowed those accused of homicide to receive lesser sentences by saying they panicked after finding out the victim’s sexual orientation or gender identity.
    The bill passed the state House and the Senate in February.
    The bill’s author, Democratic Delegate Danica Roem said she first became aware of the defense after Matthew Shepard, a gay man, was murdered in 1998, and the men who killed him used the defense in court, according to the American Bar Association. Then, in 2004, one of the four men who were convicted of killing Gwen Araujo, a trans teenager, also used it.
    Roem was a college freshman and knew she was trans when she read about Araujo’s death. It terrified her, she said.
    But what made her determined to introduce a bill to ban the defense in Virginia was a letter she has received from a 15-year-old LGBTQ constituent.
    “He's out, and he sent me an email asking me to pass this bill, and I came to realize that in 2021, my out teenage constituents are living with the same fear that I did in 1998, after Matthew was killed, and that I did in 2002 after Gwen Araujo was killed,” Roem said. “And you think of how many other people will stay closeted because they have a fear of being attacked, let alone all the other fears that a closeted person who wants to come out has.”
    18 min
  • Breaking News , James Charles, Britney Spears & Harvey Weinstein
    People who are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 can travel freely in the U.S., as long as they remain masked on planes, buses and trains, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Friday.
    It is unclear how much impact the new guidance will have. People are already traveling and making decisions on their own. American Airlines reported Monday that the company's bookings have jumped to 90 percent of what they were before the pandemic.
    It is expected that the U.S. will surpass 100 million people who have received at least one dose of vaccine Friday. More than 56 million Americans are fully vaccinated, according to the CDC.
    A person is considered fully vaccinated two weeks after their last dose of Covid-19 vaccine. That gives the body enough time to build antibodies against the virus.
    This latest guidance offers another step toward resuming normal activity for those who have received both doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna shots or one shot of the single-dose vaccine from Johnson & Johnson.
    The CDC said Covid-19 tests are no longer required for fully vaccinated people before or after a trip within the U.S., and there is no need for them to self-quarantine. The guidance doesn’t mention whether people need proof of vaccination to travel, though no U.S. airlines currently require such documentation
    21 min
  • Ex deputies indicted on Manslaughter, Bobby Brown Jr & Armie Hammer
    Two former Texas sheriff's deputies are facing manslaughter charges in the death of a Black man following a car chase where authorities were accompanied by a reality television camera crew.
    Javier Ambler was followed by Williamson County deputies for over 20 minutes on March 28, 2019, ending in the city of Austin, where Ambler was restrained and tased at least three times, body camera footage previously released by Austin police and seen by NBC News showed. Deputies began chasing Ambler because he failed to dim his headlights for oncoming traffic, according to a police report.
    The A&E reality television show "Live PD" was filming sheriff's deputies when the pursuit began.
    A grand jury indicted deputies James Johnson and Zachary Camden on one count of second-degree manslaughter each in Ambler’s death, Travis County District Attorney José Garza announced Tuesday.
    “With these indictments, we have taken another critical step towards justice for the Ambler family and for our community,” Garza said. “While we can never take away the pain of the Ambler family, the grand jury has sent a clear message that no one is above the law.”
    Bail for the deputies was set at $150,000 each, and it is unclear if they were in custody Tuesday. Inmate records were not immediately available for either Johnson or Camden
    16 min
  • Biggest Barriers, Cause of Trans-ness, Cough Airflow
    A Latina essential worker who lives in Montgomery County, Maryland, drove an hour and a half south to the nearest pharmacy where she could get her COVID vaccination. When she arrived, staff asked for identification, and she showed them her El Salvador passport. They then asked for a U.S. ID and social security number. She did not have either of them because she is undocumented, and she panicked (even though proof of legal residency was not required for getting a vaccine). The woman sought help from a local volunteer group called the Vaccine Hunters, or las Caza Vacunas, which contacted a Maryland state delegate. That delegate called the pharmacy, which initially hung up on them. But the Vaccine Hunters ultimately persuaded the facility to administer the woman’s shot.
    Stories of such inordinate hurdles are fairly common and may help explain why Hispanic and Black people in many states are getting vaccinated at disproportionately lower rates than white or Asian people—despite having a higher burden of COVID-related death and disease.* The Kaiser Family Foundation collects data on COVID cases, deaths and vaccination rates among people who identify as Black, white, Asian or Hispanic. Scientific American visualized these data for five populous states with some of the worst COVID outbreaks: California, Texas, Florida, New York and Illinois. The graphic below shows that Hispanic people had some of the lowest vaccination rates proportional to their share of the population, especially in California and Texas. Black people in New York, Illinois and Florida are getting vaccinated at notably lower levels as well.
    Many factors may be behind these discrepancies [see additional graphics]: Age minimums for COVID vaccination could favor white Americans, who have a longer life expectancy than Black Americans. Poor Internet access may make securing vaccine appointments a challenge. And not owning a vehicle or living near public transit makes it harder to get to vaccination sites. For some immigrants, language barriers and onerous proof-of-eligibility requirements add more difficulties.
    24 min

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