This Is My Story w/ Benjamin Moulder

What a way to start our second season strong!!! In this fantastic episode, Benjamin talks with the awesome Alex Mazor about life, the universe, and everything! 

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"This Is My Story w/ Benjamin Moulder" is a podcast that believes that Everyone Has A Story. And we want to give you that outlet to tell your story. Through telling, we encourage others and perhaps these stories will help you to remember some of your stories or similar experiences.

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In this episode, Benjamin trying to tie a broken window to honoring your parents. Let's see how well he does this and to attempt to prove his point he pulls Dr. Fred Shackelford out of his office down the hall to give his point of view. 

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Why Do Bad Things Happen To Good People?

This is what we discuss today with Dr. Fred Shackelford. With the evil in the world and those who would crash an airplane into a building or hurt small children - where does this come from? When "thoughts and prayers" are not enough, what is the answer? 

You are going to be delighted that you get to hear this podcast with Vickie Betts. Benjamin & Vickie talk about traveling overseas and how much you learn from travel. Benjamin tells how an online travel survey almost got him in trouble. 

Vickie reminisces about how her husband joined the military, but how she was drafted. 

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Benjamin speaks with Sophie Burke, who is a student. They talk about memories - earliest memories and emotional memories. 

They also talk about their interactions with law enforcement. 

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Benjamin speaks with Linda Wamble - an individual who defines happiness. Linda has worked in the banking & finance world for 40 years and somehow is still incredibly positive. 

For his story, Benjamin talks about the time he became "Double-Diamond" at the Hilton chain of hotels. Thank you for joining us

Benjamin joins the ever talented Bethany Jones to talk about all of the theatrical productions they have been in together. They also discuss their trips to Honduras - playing a game with a chicken (not a game OF chicken). Benjamin also breaks his rules and continues to interrupt Bethany and Benjamin's daughter interrupts the podcast so that she can feed horses. (You will just have to listen to the episode to understand!) Somehow, they bring it all together to be one of the funniest episodes yet. 

Benjamin talks to the fantastic Jennifer Shackelford - who is the individual credited for the title of this podcast. Jennifer talks about how Benjamin's "Refrigerator Theory" (talked about in an earlier episode) is not as awesome as Benjamin thinks.

Benjamin counters with his new "Loaded Baked Potato" theory which also does not peak Jennifer's interests. Also: The delicious Indian dish that Benjamin could not remember in this episode was dal makhani, which is made with lentils.

Benjamin tells a story of not gaining the sympathies he thought he deserved from his wife. Boy, was he wrong. 

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Ryan listened to one of our podcasts and it sparked a story that he wanted to tell. We talk about movie lines that "smacked us" . . . and that was just the warm-up to the main stories. 

Benjamin talks about his “Refrigerator Theory” and being impressed with what his saw during his travels in India. He also tells about how he became “Commodore” Moulder. Barry talks about hotel advertisement pictures vs real hotel rooms.