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Welcome back Jeff Randhawa as he starts up This Script Sucks again on the last day of his forties and shares how the past experiences from the past 10 months, and for that matter the last decade, have shaped him into who he is today.
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Join J.S. Rand one final time for This Script Sucks, and stay tuned for new upcoming projects!
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Join J.S. Rand as he shares the story of his son being born, and how he learned that even in the toughest of times a father needs stay resilient and positive to ensure his family continues to feel safe and supported.
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Join J.S. Rand as he continues looking back at the beginning stages of being a new father with two stories he wrote 15 years ago about balancing playing hockey with his growing family and how he dealt with a younger daughter who never wanted to drive anywhere!
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Join J.S. Rand as he reads a story from 2010 when became the father of a baby girl, his first child. He looks back at some sage (if sleepy) advice and reflections on how his world changed…for the better
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Inspired by seeing his nephew become a father for the first time, J.S. Rand shares a story from 15 years ago, written shortly before his first daughter was born, about the worries he had before and how he always wants to ensure his children are confident in making their own choices as they grow up.
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Join J.S Rand as he discusses how much he enjoys making his writing and podcasts but worries that the advent of Artificial Intelligence programs will take away the personality and emotion that writing and performing provide.
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Join J.S. Rand as he discusses the week of signficant change he just had and how it is important to keep improving oneself in order to quickly adjust to changes that come up in life.
Quote of the day:
"Change before you have to"
- Jack Welch
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Join J.S. Rand as he discusses one of his favourite books, The Game by Ken Dryden and how it is not just a book about hockey but life.
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Join J.S. Rand as he discusses how grateful of where he currently is in life and how he remembers his parents, specifically his father, not always feeling the same way while they were raising their children,
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Not talking about movies, TV shows or books, this podcast is about how people can change the script in their own life. Join J.S. Rand as he discusses moments from his life where he decided the…