Stacy Webb, former Australian detective, shares her journey from battling PTSD to becoming an Intuitive Trauma Release mentor. After experiencing the toll trauma took on her own mental health, Stacy now helps others heal. 

In this episode, we’ll explore policing in Australia vs the U.S., the universal impact of trauma, and dive into her unique trauma release techniques. Plus, learn about her book, The Intuitive Detective. If you’re curious about new ways to heal, this conversation is a must-listen!"

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Ron Rapaport's journey from a pharmacy career to surviving male breast cancer twice is a powerful story of resilience. After retiring in 2016, he discovered a retracted nipple while on a trip to Spain in late 2018. Initially dismissing it, he later sought medical attention and, in early 2019, was diagnosed with breast cancer. Following surgery and treatment, Ron’s life was changed, and he became a strong advocate for male breast cancer awareness, educating others about this rare condition.

Through his advocacy work with MaleBreastCancerHappens.org, Ron raises awareness about the need for early detection and self-exams, emphasizing the importance of being proactive about one’s health. By sharing his story and challenging the stigma around male breast cancer, Ron has become a voice for others facing the disease, inspiring men to take charge of their health and seek support when needed.

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Doug's inspiring journey highlights overcoming childhood bullying, finding purpose through sports, and serving in the Navy despite a near-drowning experience. After leaving the military in 1984, he battled depression, failed relationships, and two suicide attempts. Seeking direction, he re-enlisted, deployed to Iraq in 2004, survived an ambush and a life-threatening infection, and was later medically retired. Feeling abandoned, he turned to veteran advocacy, mental health awareness, and mentoring through organizations like Toastmasters and the VFW. 

In this episode, Doug emphasizes that suicide is a temporary escape from pain and urges those struggling to seek support, coping strategies, and community. His mission continues through Beacon for Hope, promoting daily acts of kindness and suicide prevention. He shares life lessons on resilience, mental health, and finding purpose through his upcoming book and speaking engagements.

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Cancer, Siblings, Healing

At 13, Maya’s life changed when her 2-year-old sister was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Thrust into fear, loneliness, and confusion, she navigated the emotional challenges that siblings of cancer patients often face. Now 21, Maya shares her story to comfort others, reflecting on misunderstandings, isolation, and the journey of supporting a loved one through treatment. Her sister is now 9, and Maya hopes her story reminds others they are not alone.

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Foster Care, Hope, Empowerment

At 12, life took a dramatic turn when a young girl left her absent mother, facing years of instability, drug use, prostitution, and life in a safe house. Guidance and hope came through Lisa Soloway and the Lift Up Young Lives program in Brevard County, FL.

Created by Lisa after adopting her daughter from foster care, the program helps teens and young adults who age out of the system avoid homelessness and trauma. Since 2017, Lift Up Young Lives has taught life skills and provided support, empowering countless individuals to build brighter futures.

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Foster Care, Resilience, Survival

 This episode examines the challenges children face in foster care. Jaci Cortez spent ages 4–21 in the system, enduring abuse and instability, yet found strength in faith and resilience: “If you’ve ever been hurt or abused, never give up. Nothing lasts forever.”

Joining us, CASA volunteer Jayne Amelia Larson shares how foster kids are real-life superheroes and what she’s learned while helping them navigate the system.

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Erika: From Law Enforcement Veteran to Recovery, with Shannon from Windmill Wellness Ranch

In this episode, Erika, a law enforcement veteran and former addict, shares her journey from addiction to recovery. Alongside Shannon from Windmill Wellness Ranch, they discuss the challenges and healing process, shedding light on the powerful impact of recovery programs.

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National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week: Behind the Call with Lt. Heather Hall

April 10-16, 2022, is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, honoring the unseen heroes of 911. Imagine helping in a crisis while being completely blind to the situation—this is the reality for 911 dispatchers.

Lt. Heather Hall, with 20 years of experience at the Kaufman County Sheriff's Office, shares her incredible journey from dispatcher to lieutenant, overseeing the dispatch center. She reveals the tough, often emotional reality of the job, where dispatchers manage people’s worst days, providing comfort and support with just a voice.

In this episode, we explore the calls that test their skills, the emotional toll of burnout, and the crucial difference between calling 911 vs. the admin line. It’s an eye-opening conversation you won’t want to miss.

Let’s show our appreciation for these unsung heroes who are always there when we need them most.

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I Need Blue focuses on the drug epidemic in the U.S.

Meet Robbie, who has been in recovery since September 18, 2018. Born into a family plagued by addiction, Robbie faced foster care, an absent mother, and the tragic loss of two loved ones to drunk driving. He shares his journey of survival and the pivotal moment he found Space Coast Recovery.

Barbie Thrower, Executive Director of Space Coast Recovery since 2013, joins Robbie to discuss their shared mission to empower others to choose recovery.

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Addiction, Advocacy, Loss

Debra Mayer, a devoted wife and mother, tragically lost her only son, Shaun, to addiction. In his memory, she dedicated her life to raising awareness, sharing his story, and supporting families affected by the epidemic. She spoke before legislators and advocated for change at every opportunity.

In 2020, more than 100,000 Americans died of overdose, with synthetic opioids such as fentanyl driving the crisis. 

We honor Debra Mayer, who passed away in 2025, for her courage, advocacy, and powerful voice in the fight against addiction.

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