Sheldon Solomon, a social psychologist and professor of psychology at Skidmore College will address a variety of topics concerning how our fear of death haunts us like nothing else.

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We talk about the Battle of Horseshoe Woods:
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And what it's like to own a Pawn Shop

I've known Dr. Spier for years. In this episode we talk about living with COVID in 2020.

Anthony Richardson and Natasha McMullen provide a powerful perspective on what is actually happening in America and growing up and living as a person of color.  With introspection and insight, they share and analyze their everyday reality and challenges, zooming in on common sense suggestions for change.  This inspiring Gen Y black couple express how BLACK LIVES MATTER is a vital movement that not only gives voice to one ethnicity but encompasses the struggles of everyone living in a broken and leaderless society in turmoil.  A must-see for all trying to make sense of today’s explosive situation while shedding light on its myriad causal factors.

Larry Alpers is an engineer, a professional musician, a philosopher and all around 3D thinker. We talk Convid-19, where we are, where we’re going and what will life looks like post quarantine.

Jenn Makin and Sarra Yandow from B-Live
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I spoke with Danielle Rigg, a two-time breast cancer thriver, health seeker, wife, mom, LOVE instigator, and Co-Founder of the Best for Babes Foundation.

Scott Chesney is a motivational speaker and "all-around" Humanitarian.
Paralyzed from the waist down, at an early age - Scott was able to overcome this deficit, thrive and move millions of peoples lives in a positive direction through his exemplary and positive nature.

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Michael discusses his transition from drug addiction to a new life - a compelling story that should be heard and applauded.

Speaking 1:1 with Ephraim Mattos, former Navy SEAL sniper and combat medic, survivor of the deadly urban Battle of Mosul, producer/host Jeff Gabriel discovers an uncomplicated, humble, and candid guy…someone to have a beer with at a local bar.  But Mattos has experienced and survived atrocities of war that few of us can even imagine.

Retired from the military, he continues to join other humanitarian warriors in saving those least likely to be helped by conventional humanitarian or missionary work – such as the Free Burma Rangers on the frontlines of the war on ISIS.  He is founder of Stronghold Rescue & Relief for people suffering from genocide and human trafficking, reinventing the way things are done in the humanitarian world.

 “I want to be on the frontlines,” he says, “going into places where other people can’t go to do things other people can’t do.”

Share some fascinating insights into Mattos’ background and psyche which, combined with his unique skill set, continue to propel him into harm’s way to make the impossible possible.