The End of Discussion

The End of Discussion

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The End of Discussion episodes

  • Which Film Camera is Right for You? Point & Shoot vs. SLR vs. Rangefinder

    In this episode, I'm joined by Jacob Bouie as we break down the different types of film cameras—from point & shoots to SLRs to rangefinders. We’ll discuss the pros and cons of each, how they impact your shooting style, and which one might be the best fit for you.Whether you're a beginner trying to pick your first film camera or a seasoned photographer looking to expand your collection, this conversation will give you insight into the unique characteristics of each camera type and how they can elevate your film photography.📸 Topics Covered:What makes point & shoot cameras so easy to use?Why SLRs offer more control over your shotsThe magic of rangefinder cameras and how they differ from SLRsOur personal experiences with different film cameras

    14 min
  • The Cost of Living

    I am currently working on a documentary, and it will

    be about type one diabetes. My first trailer is on YouTube and, it is called The Cost of Living: Trailer #1. Go check that out and think about supporting the content! I want to spread the word, and make people more aware!

    11 min
  • Brazil, United States, Similarities? - Breno Monteiro and Samuel Vilar

    In this insightful episode, we are joined by Breno Monteiro and Samuel Vilar, two individuals from Brazil with a wealth of experiences to share. Tune in as they delve into the complex political landscape and economic challenges facing Brazil today. Discover what they love most about the United States, along with the unique perspectives and comparisons they bring from their Brazilian roots. Breno and Samuel also reflect on their time in the U.S., sharing fascinating stories and the cultural insights they've gained. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in international perspectives on politics, economics, and cultural exchange.

    1 hr 20 min
  • Home - David Loiseau

    In this episode, we sit down with David Loiseau, a former Chinook helicopter mechanic in the army. David shares his unique experiences from his time maintaining these powerful aircraft, the challenges he faced during his deployments, and what life was like transitioning back home. Tune in for a fascinating insight into the life of a military mechanic and the impact of serving on both the field and at home.

    50 min
  • Conflict - David Loiseau

    He is back for part two! Don't miss out on this military story, and all it has to bring, and don't miss out on the Cadillac of the military. CHINOOK HELICOPTER! He stays humble about his work in the military, but not about the equipment he works with. Thank you for your service and these wonderful stories, and thank you to everyone listening that has served as well.

    1 hr 2 min
  • The Beginning of A Journey - David Loiseau

    What you need to know about David is in the episode. He gives deep details into his life, and military career. We thank him for his service, and I deeply appreciate him giving me his time to further my understanding of the military lifestyle. Check the episode out and think of supporting the podcast by sharing it, listening to it, and commenting on it.

    1 hr
  • Austin Darden - Small Business Owner
    Austin is a former teacher, and current small business professional. He has been running his own pressure washing company, and growing it rapidly! This episode is a great encouragement to those trying to learn how to start a small business.
    38 min
  • Supplement This! - Michaela Burge

    join us on a journey toward optimal health as we explore the intricate balance between nutrition, fitness, and wellness. As a certified personal trainer and a passionate advocate for wholesome living, Michaela brings her expertise as a nutritionist and her academic background in biology to the table.

    Michaela dives deep into the world of nutrition, and the benefits of whole foods. With a master's degree in nutrition and her ongoing pursuit of physical therapy, she unravels the science behind nourishing our bodies and unlocking our fullest potential.

    Discover practical tips, debunk common myths, and gain insight into crafting a balanced lifestyle that empowers your well-being. Whether you're a fitness enthusiast or a health-conscious individual, 'Supplement This' provides invaluable guidance, helping you make informed choices for a healthier, happier you."

    39 min
  • Hatred: How To Deal With It

    Delving deep into the human psyche, Gabriel offers invaluable insights on navigating and understanding hatred, providing actionable strategies to confront and manage it effectively. Gain a deeper understanding of the roots of hatred and learn empowering techniques to cope with and overcome its impact on our lives. Don't miss this eye-opening conversation with Gabriel Taylor, where we unravel the complexities of hatred and discover paths to healing and understanding."

    59 min
  • Grief - Gabriel Taylor

    Gabriel Taylor is an accredited counselor, that loves his wife, young child, and candles. He is a William Carey Alumni (that is where I met him). He is married to Summer Taylor, and has been madly in love with for years now.


    In this episode Gabriel Taylor is going to address grief, and some different techniques and coping mechanisms to better navigate grief. I hope you enjoy this episode!

    49 min

About The End of Discussion

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The conversation is never really over. Someone tells you, "end of discussion" but this is The End of Discussion, and we have those discussions here! The podcast is about the people that are interviewed. It is for the voiceless just as much it is for the voiced. Enjoy The End of Discussion and all that comes with it!