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This week we have the up and coming writer and media critic Peyton Derrick on the show. She teaches me about the Bachelor, how to pronounce names and who my favorite production company is now. If you want to educate yourself further on media and it's culture shaping power hit play on this episode and give her a follow on the socials - @peytonderrick
"Education changes you. It instills in us a confident belief that we can re-establish who we are...That’s monumental. It’s life-changing."⠀ - Ro’Derick Zavala⠀ In this episode, I talk with my long time friend and the super sharp Bethany Tanner about education and the different stream available. Many conversations about education focus on which one is best, we talk about the value each have and the importance of examining each form for each student. Bethany is a grad student kicking butt and taking names working and studying full time, all the time. You might catch her on insta @bethanyjoy88. Thanks for being on the show.
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In this episode we talk about tech and social media and all the ways they have impacted society. It's a longer episode but Alberto really shares some insights I think we can all appreciate.
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My good friend Thee Billy O'Steen let me stop by the amazing WFIT studios to record a wonderful episode about friendship, working hard, and having fun! It's a fun episode filled with great stories, which is another quality Bill has that makes him a great person!
Hit him up on Insta: @theelordwilliam
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Thanks again to Tara and Sarah for sharing their stories with us. My hope is that we would listen and learn how to live in loving community with those who are living with chronic illnesses. Also if you have a chronic illness Tara and Sarah welcome you to reach out to them if you need someone to talk to.
*medical conversations*
Sarah’s Blog
Eosinophilic Esophagitis
Everything Happen for a Reason - Kate Bowler
Tara’s FB Blog
Chronic Pancreatitis
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