Attention everyone! Are you looking for a story that will keep you on the edge of your seat? Then tune in to the latest episode of our podcast, where we interview Pamela Topjian from Springfield, Missouri. Pamela shares her personal story of living in an emotionally and physically abusive marriage and how a close friend convinced her to stay alive. Listeners will be both heartbroken and inspired by Pamela's experience. Don't miss out on this powerful story!

Pamela is a hypnotherapist and is the author of the book, “I Didn’t Come This Far To Only Come This Far.” 

CLICK HERE to go to the Amazon Link to order her book. 

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Problem: Are you tired of online dating sites and falling for scammers? It is hard to know who is genuine, leaving you feeling frustrated and alone. Agitate:

Don't let these scammers take advantage of you! Romance scammers can be very convincing, and they will take your hard-earned money without a second thought.
Solve: Join us in this episode while we talk to Patsy from St. Louis, Missouri—the expert in exposing romance scammers! Get all the tips you need to recognize a scammer and enjoy a safer online dating experience. Tune into the show now for invaluable knowledge!

To learn more about Patsy's investigative journeys of online dating scams go to this link.

Online Dating With Patsy.
http://www.onlinedatingwithpatsy.com

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This week the boys interview Leah, a bookkeeper from the small town of Montgomery Texas. What does she do in her spare time to keep her creative passion alive? Why she designs and moderates ghost tours in her spooky little hometown of course. If you’re thinking of a side hustle for extra income you might want to give this episode a listen. 

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In this episode, Lea from Wyoming shares two chilling  experiences from her life.

1) While stationed overseas, she was part of a military convoy that encountered an improvised explosive device.

2) While sleeping over at a buddy's house in Georgia,  she had a harrowing encounter from the spiritual world.

Two very different but engaging stories. 

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It's the long awaited return of the "This is You Podcast" as Steve and Dan talk to Erin from Texas. After a rare and mysterious illness brought her to the brink of death, Erin found herself trying to pick up the pieces and start again after suffering from Murine Typhus. How has life been on the road to recovery? Find out on an all-new "This is You" podcast. 

This is the 5th and final installment  in our blast from the past series. Last season we talked with Chip from Chattanooga, Tennessee who shared his stories of what it’s like to be a professional wrestler. This episode was extremely popular with wrestling fans and those who were just interested in what it takes to be a professional wrestler. This is you podcast, Chip the professional wrestler. Enjoy.

In this episode  the boys interview Sara from Maine.  She tells us "RIVETING" tales of what it's like to be a woman welder. She also "hits the nail right on the head" when sharing her experiences as a carpenter.  All puns set aside, this episode explores Sara's experiences in the male dominated fields of welding and carpentry.  This is a "must listen" episode for all women who might be looking for an alternative to college.  

Full podcast that focuses on a single mother and her challenges raising a child with oppositional defiant disorder. 

This is the third in our blast from the past series. Last season we talked with Haleigh from Texas who shared her story of what it’s like to be a single mother raising a child who has been diagnosed with oppositional defiant disorder. This episode has been by far the most downloaded episode to date. You’re listening to this is you podcast and this is a bit of Haleigh’s story. Enjoy. 

This is you podcast, the podcast where we call up people we have never met and ask them to tell us one story from their life. This is the second in our blast from the past series. Last season we talked with Carroll from Vancouver who told us a story about when she donated one of her kidneys to a man she had never met. She responded to a Facebook page from a woman she did not know, who was in search of a kidney to save her husband.  The original title of this podcast was and still is, "Social Media Stole My Kidney". Here is Carroll's story.