The DTB Podcast, Presented by Bless Your Heart Nonprofit Corporation

Hurricane season is a part of life in South Louisiana, and when the lights go out, having the right generator and knowing how to use it safely, can make all the difference.

In this episode of The DTB Podcast, we sit down with Travis Terrebonne of Gengatorz Power Systems to talk hurricane preparedness and emergency power. We cover the benefits of both portable and standby generators, clear up some of the common misconceptions surrounding them, and discuss important safety tips that every homeowner should know.

Whether you already have a generator or you’re thinking about getting one before the next storm, Travis shares practical information that can help you make better decisions, avoid common mistakes, and be more prepared when hurricane season comes knocking.

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Intro music featured in this episode is provided by Nonc Nu & the Wild Matous. Be sure to check them out and support local Louisiana music.

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In this episode of The DTB Podcast, we sit down with author and podcaster Kevin Ford to talk about his life with Tourette Syndrome and the journey behind his book, My Life With Tourette's: Stronger Through Strength. Kevin shares an honest look at what it has been like to live with Tourette’s for more than thirty years, from the challenges of growing up feeling different to the anxiety, misunderstanding, and moments that tested his strength. Through his story, Kevin offers a message of resilience, inspiration, and motivation for anyone facing struggles of their own.

The DTB Podcast is presented by ⁠Bless Your Heart Nonprofit Corporation⁠. For more information on Bless Your Heart Nonprofit, follow us at:

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Intro music featured in this episode is provided by Nonc Nu & the Wild Matous. Be sure to check them out and support local Louisiana music.

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On this episode of The DTB Podcast, we sit down with Chad Boudreaux, owner of Joe’s Septic Contractors, to talk about growing a family business across three generations. Chad shares the story of how his father started the company in 1963 with little more than determination and hard work, and how that small local operation evolved into one of the Gulf Coast’s leading environmental and sanitation companies. We also discuss leadership, work ethic, the challenges of running a growing business, and preparing his sons to carry the company into the future. Learn more about Joe’s Septic Contractors at joesseptic.com.

The DTB Podcast is presented by Bless Your Heart Nonprofit Corporation. For more information on Bless Your Heart Nonprofit, follow us at:

• Facebook – @blessyourheartnonprofit
• X – @BYHNonprofit
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To support Bless Your Heart Nonprofit, you can donate at blessyourheartnonprofit.com or through the platforms below:

• PayPal: [email protected]
• Venmo: @byhnonprofit

Intro music featured in this episode is provided by Nonc Nu & the Wild Matous. Be sure to check them out and support local Louisiana music.

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• Spotify: Nonc Nu & Da Wild Matous on Spotify

The Bayou Country Children's Museum, located in Thibodaux, LA, is a hands-on museum provides the type of recreational learning experience desired by parents and educators that has a lasting impact on child development. For children, play is a critical way to find out about new things. The ability to play is instrumental in scientific exploration, discovery and creativity.

On April 4th, 2025, they will be hosting their annual casino night called "Play It Forward". Shuffle sip and savor the Cajun spirit where the cards are hot and the gumbo is even hotter! Join us for our annual casino night and auction benefitting the BCCM. For more information, go to the link below:

https://www.bayoucountrychildrensmuseum.org/events/play-it-forward-21

In the last video of our “Me in Mind” series, Mrs. Mesha Rebstock provides the basics of common childhood mental health conditions, effective coping strategies, and how to support your child’s emotional well-being. This informative video provides essential insights for parents and caregivers to foster healthy development and address potential challenges.

Feeling overwhelmed by anxiety? In the eighth video of our “Me in Mind” series, Mrs. Mesha Rebstock discusses practical tips and strategies to help you identify and manage your stress and find peace. Watch now and learn how to navigate life's challenges with confidence.

Navigating life's changes can be tough, especially for kids. In the seventh video of our “Me in Mind” series, Mrs. Mesha Rebstock offers helpful strategies and tools to help children understand, cope with, and embrace the ups and downs of change. From moving to a new home to experiencing family shifts, we'll explore practical tips for managing emotions, building resilience, and finding support. Join us as we empower young minds to navigate change with confidence.

In the sixth video of our “Me in Mind” series, Mrs. Mesha Rebstock, explores the complexities of ADHD and ODD, offering insights into their symptoms, causes, and effective coping strategies. Learn about the interconnectedness of ADHD and ODD, and discover how to manage their challenges. Watch now to gain a better understanding and find support."

Grief is a natural part of life, but it can be tough to navigate. In the fifth video of our “Me in Mind” series, Mrs. Mesha Rebstock, offers practical tips and strategies to help you cope with loss and find healing. Learn how to honor your emotions, seek support, and find peace in the face of pain. Watch now and remember, you're not alone.

In the fourth video of our “Me in Mind” series, Mr. David Harville, explores the connection between mental health and substance abuse. Learn about common misconceptions, coping strategies, and resources available to help you or a family member on the journey to recovery. Watch now and find hope.