As the mother of two teenage girls, Mary Kate Delattre had to find a way to deal with the unexpected death of her husband when she woke up one morning in 2018 to the worst news of her life.

During this week's episode, we discussed how the death of a loved one or friend can affect many aspects of life and what steps people can take to heal from experiencing loss.

Our society has become increasingly information-driven in recent years, and information's role in shaping our perceptions and outlooks of life has been proven to be no secret to most people. As a result, the media landscape in our society has been dominated by mainstream media, new sources, and social media platforms that control what citizens see and the information they can access. Through Unfiltered International Politics, we provide a clear and unfiltered view of global politics that affects people everywhere, regardless of their nationality or upbringing.

Marco Griess and Andres Castillo, college students at Florida Atlantic University, were playing guitars in their dorms one year ago, pondering how they would one day make a living playing music. Therefore, they decided to form the band called Crush Company, which has gone from playing at empty bars to having over 150,000 listeners in over 52 countries worldwide; this is their story.

MMA journalist Janine Stella started working with veteran fighting promotion Titian FC three years ago, a fighting promotion that has produced many elite fighters for the UFC. By interviewing various aspiring MMA fighters aspiring to make it into the UFC and become world champions, she provides insight into their perspective and the sacrifices they must make.

Becky Skeba-Mancini has over twenty-one years' experience working in the residential and commercial real estate sector. She is a single mother of three children with a wealth of knowledge. Becky shares her perspectives on single motherhood in the US, how society fosters a sense of social promiscuity and the factors that make a marriage successful or fail

The Holy Bible is a well-known book in the modern world but rarely understood by everyone. In many instances, the Bible has impacted the course of world history due to its rich history and complexity. Although the Bible consists of seventy-three books, many Christians have only read the Holy Gospel, a five-book collection. As a result, this episode is intended to educate and inform Christians, Muslims, Jews, and non-believers about the lessons I learned while reading the Book of Genesis to the Book of Proverbs, the first twenty books of the Bible.

Heather Leigh was 19-year-old when she became a single mother in a small town in rural Georiga. All alone, she left for Atlanta, where she became a prominent executive in the city's construction industry while struggling to stay in touch with her feminity and be a good mother. During this week's discussion, Sebas and Heather discuss many sensitive topics that affect women's mental health today, including abortion, abusive relationships, and what it means to be an independent woman.

Nathan To is an Online Fitness Coach and a bodybuilding show competitor, but he was not always into fitness. Nathan was significantly overweight growing up, at 29% body fat; he suffered from self-esteem and confidence issues until he decided to change his life. He lost 50 lbs in a year and decided to dedicate his life to helping other people pursue their fitness goals. Daniel Garica is a freelance photographer and videographer. He focuses primarily on landscape photography and videography for social media fitness influencers. One of the most significant issues every person faces is keeping their body healthy. This week, Sebas, Daniel, and Nathan debate the best approaches for fitness, male mental health, and male body shaming.

Rabbi Leonid Feldman was born to Jewish parents but grew up an atheist in the Soviet Union, a society where it was illegal to believe in God or any ideology that was not communism. Rabbi Feldman was indoctrinated from his youth to spread communism worldwide while being persecuted and discriminated against for his Jewish roots. When he was 23-years old, he escaped and immigrated to the United States in 1980. He has since become a Rabbi in South Florida, where he has dedicated his life to teaching people about Judaism and how to strengthen their connection with God.

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