Warrior Spirit Podcast

In today’s podcast, we talk with Relationship Recovery Coach and Divorce Mediator, Diane Valiquette, about recovering from the emotional toils of a relationship breakdown, her 8-Week Blueprint program that helps people understand their patterns so that they don’t keep repeating them.

www.dianevaliquette.com

Today we are joined by former radio announcer “J-Man” Jason Petrunik, host of the Launchpad Podcast, and the owner of the largest leisure/tradeshow in the Ottawa Valley “Showcase in Petawawa”. 

Jason speaks with us about the loss of his mother, critical thinking, and the importance of constructive open intelligent conversations.

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www.thelaunchpadpodcast.com

In this episode we are joined by 7th dan black belt, 2004 World Tae Kwon Do Champion Master Chris Reid, to discuss perseverance and the warrior mindset & dedication needed to achieving one’s goals in life.
After a few failed attempts at winning a World TKD championship title, Master Reid’s insatiable desire to win mixed with his commitment and dedication to his dream, eventually manifested in his ability to win the title as World Champion.

Blake Gauthier’s warrior spirit journey is a story of resurrection and actionable change.  Of death and transfiguration.  3 years ago and over 530lbs, Blake died from a massive heart attack, only to be resurrected and make a warrior’s transformation in support of living a better life, and manifesting his childhood dreams.

From Lame Deer, Montana, but currently living in Denver, Colorado – Sheldon Spotted Elk (Tsista – Northern Cheyenne Tribe) is a change agent to move the child welfare system towards humanity and love. Recognized as a NCAIED 40 Under 40, he has worked tirelessly with tribal and state courts on Indigenous child and family issues, and has recently been appointed as judge on the Ute Indian Tribe (Uintah & Ouray) Court of Appeals. Author of articles on the ICWA and an adjunct law professor, Sheldon is a Warrior through and through decolonizing systems to better serve Indigenous people.

Today’s episode explores the incredible journey of Alec Mead, from street musician to Chief Investment Officer and co-founder of a very successful real estate investment company Home Group Ventures, and how Alec’s beliefs of infinite creativity and connection to one’s true self, has helped him create miracles in his life and the world around us, by improving the quality-of-life for others through greater financial freedom.

www.homegroupventures.com

Leading up to the September 30th Remember Me: An Annual Day of Remembrance, at Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Canada, Beth and Jenny discuss the importance of truth and reconciliation, and the value of how we identify ourselves and the language we use, as allies and practitioners.  

Please consider donating and helping this group of volunteers reach their fundraising goal;

https://www.gofundme.com/f/remember-me-an-annual-day-of-remembrance?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link_all&utm_campaign=m_pd+share-sheet

You can visit the official Remember Me website at;

http://remember-me-september-30.org

We had the honour of interviewing Indigenous Warrior Joseph Brings Plenty Sr. who is Mnicoujou and Ogala Lakota from the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe in Eagle Butte, South Dakota. He is a traditional practitioner of the Lakota Traditions and owns a boxing club where he helps disadvantaged youth on the reservation to seek positive resolve for the many issues facing Indigenous people.

A website is currently in the works for Wolves Den Boxing. Any support for Joseph and his vision can be sent through prayers. Words of encouragement, energetic exchanges and monetary donations can also be sent to [email protected] and via paypal

Welcome to the Warrior Spirit Podcast Season 2!

Along with our name change, we also honour the introduction of our new co-host, Jenny Šâwanohk.

Jenny is a proud member of the Moose Cree First Nation and, like Beth, has her own healing and spiritual education practice. She specializes in traditional medicine work and has studied and has extensive experience working in child welfare, children’s mental health and is very passionate about indigenous social work.

Beth and Jenny discuss the recent uncovering of hundreds of unmarked graves within the now closed residential schools in Canada, and the healing work that must be done in the wake of such a painful history and traumatic present for indigenous peoples.

They also announce their trip to the states to the many relevant, sacred sites that matter to both of them. On this journey they will be talking to numerous interesting individuals and knowledge keepers, all of which will be appearing in future episodes of this podcast!

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