Walking That Mile

Drawing from his 18 years of law enforcement experience, Steve Loomis critiques the documentary 'The Fall of Minneapolis' and discusses the complexities surrounding the George Floyd incident and the trial of Derek Chauvin, including the use of force, the role of drugs in Floyd's death, and implications of police training and policies.

This conversation explores the journey of Nathan Hansen, discussing the balance between work and music, the influence of family on musical passion, and the experience of being homeschooled.

Tara Gullickson lost her job at MAYO CLINIC because she would not get the COVID-19 vaccine, after her sister-in-law was murdered by her husband. Tara and her fiancé found the strength to start her own coffee truck business (Jo’s Coffee Truck).

In this conversation, Steve Loomis discusses the challenges parents face in navigating technology and social media for their children. He emphasizes the dangers of smart devices, the impact of social media on mental health, and the importance of communication over surveillance.

This is my personal journey of overcoming alcoholism, detailing the struggles I faced as a functioning alcoholic for over 20 years. The pivotal moment that led me to admit I had a problem and the challenges I encountered while trying to stay sober. With the support of my family and friends, I reflect on the changes in my life after achieving sobriety, including newfound energy and potential, while acknowledging the ongoing temptations and the importance of maintaining my commitment to sobriety.

In this conversation, Tyler Bakken shares her unique childhood experiences growing up on a farm with exotic animals, the profound influence of her mother's art on Tyler’s life, and the challenges Tyler faced after her mother’s tragic death. Tyler discusses how art became a healing tool for her, helping her navigate family struggles, mental health issues, and the impact of loss and grief.