Month: September 2019

This episode ignites the smiles guest, Carey Jolly, who has 69.6K followers watching her TikTok videos. She brings joy in all her videos that emit her inner light, which in turn has been helping many people smile inside and laugh out loud! Carey is a Christian Mother, has been a Daycare Provider for 13 years, working in a Veterinary Clinic for 16 years, and is currently the Treasurer of the Township she lives in. Her personal passion is doing things with her family, camping, kayaking, and riding a lawnmower. The show illuminates the effects of her videos as it relates to depression, self-expression, and motivation. She is an “emotional lift up artist!” Carey and Rebecca really it cut it up on the show! Get ready for a lot of laughs!

TikTok is a video social media app where people post a variety of videos that are in all actuality only about 15-30 seconds long. The craze of “TikTok” started its launch in China under the name “Douyin” but branched out in 2017. The meaning of “Douyin (TikTok)” is “vibrating sound” and by 2018 became the most downloaded app in the United States, Thailand, and other countries with over 800 million downloads. The app allows users to create the videos with features such as music and effects, along with the ability to record videos called “duets” with other users, The app allows the user to really get creative and you can end up spending countless hours watching the endless supply of it.

This episode brings awareness and a necessary discussion about domestic abuse and more. Guest Robert S. Wells who has training and experience in the “The Royal Military Police,” working as a Close Protection Officer in the UK and briefly overseas, in challenging environments that include working directly with clients and security teams from China, Iraqi Kurdistan, India, Russia, America, Israel, Morocco, Germany, Switzerland and members of the United Arab Emirates, along with working directly in the training of military, law enforcement agencies, and corporate organizations on the subject of Domestic Abuse.

Robert is a Mindset Mentor, Life Coach, Author, Motivational Speaker, and Domestic Violence Advocate. His well-written book and succinct format with the techniques within is titled, “The 12 Steps, A LIFEREADY MOTIVATIONAL GUIDE.” He is the owner of “Domestic Abuse Business Support (D.A.B.S.)” whereby he educates and provides corporate and other organizations the necessary tools to address domestic abuse in the workplace. This is an issue that has often been overlooked and directly has implications on the employer and the victim’s co-workers on many levels.

This episode teams up two highly skilled Domestic Violence Experts and will not only grab your attention, but will touch you either from your own personal experience, knowing someone who is experiencing abuse, or someone you may suspect is being abused. There is a wealth of information that can assist those who watch or listen to the show!

On this episode, Rebecca brings guest “Goin1836” on the show to talk about the popularity of the videos he produces and stars in. “Goin1836” has approximately 210.8 thousand followers on “TikTok.” He is well known for his constant smile and love for America, His videos range from giving tips on selecting the sweetest watermelon, knowing what to look for on dollar bills, teaching his niece to say the “National Anthem,” doing risky things out in the public, and even enhancing his English skills. “Goin1836” also send out dollar bills to his followers when it comes to certain serial numbers…to find out more about this you will have to check the videos out for yourself, but it is a lot of fun to see how he does it. Some of the risky stunts he does are climbing onto the roof of a house, learning to ride a unicycle, and getting on top of cars. His videos are quite uplifting and the music he sets to them, with consistently, brings the viewer to anticipate that the video getting ready to bring out the star, is in fact “Goin1836.”

TikTok is a video social media app where people post a variety of videos that are in all actuality only about 15-30 seconds long. The craze of “TikTok” started its launch in China under the name “Douyin” but branched out in 2017. The meaning of “Douyin (TikTok)” is “vibrating sound” and by 2018 became the most downloaded app in the United States, Thailand, and other countries with over 800 million downloads. The app allows users to create the videos with features such as music and effects, along with the ability to record videos called “duets” with other users, The app allows the user to really get creative and you can end up spending countless hours watching the endless supply of it.

On this episode guest, Anthony Anthem Williams who is a dreamer, a poet, a rapper, a singer, and the host of the podcast “Deliverybros” talks about how important people from all walks of life are and how they all have a story to tell. His own show is a slice of life podcast delivering stories, current events, positivity, and laughs.

Rebecca and Anthony discuss important issues, such as autism, and how education is necessary for growth. The discussion involves cultures and subcultures and how self-sabotage needs to be prevented, along with the having a balance in life, a good support system, and focusing on no matter what type of ailment one is experiencing, specifically mental health, it needs to be viewed in a way where people get assistance without any associated stigma from doing so. This is an eye-opening and inspiring episode!

This is a double-featured with two extremely talented and creative guests. On the first episode, Rebecca talks with Joe Alves who is an author, animator, draftsman, illustrator, set designer, art director, production designer, and director with 18 credits to his name! He is most notably known for his work on “Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” “Jaws 3-D ,”and “Escape from New York“and was nominated for an Oscar in 1978 for Best Art Direction-Set Decoration and Winner for BAFTA Film Award in 1979 for Best Production Design/Art Direction, both a direct result of his work on the movie .“Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” On this episode Joe shares an incredible event being bestowed upon him, something you are will want to be just some of the first to know! https://www.facebook.com/JoeAlvesOfficial/

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On the second episode, Rebecca introduces Sarah Katz who is an author, blogger, and cybersecurity brilliant! On this episode, Sarah highlights a few things about her book, “Apex Five,” a story that draws inspiration from many real-world societies such as, Africa and India, as well as, real conflicts such as Israel-Palestine and the struggle of indigenous peoples worldwide. The primary themes reflect the evolutionary risks of rapid technological advancement at the expense of less industrialized societies.

For millennia, the people of the “Plane” have worshiped five megaliths as relics of the mysterious “Zaam.” In recent years, the nation of Tabira has employed remarkably advanced technology to subjugate the entire “Plane” and eradicate all belief in the “Zaam.” Now, the three remaining nations must uncover the secret behind Tabira’s sudden forward leap in civilization.
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The first of this double- episode feature can “effect” your mind as guest Russ Adams who is a United States Army veteran, an award-winning Special Effects Artist, founder of Ogden Uncon, and owner of a small company within the independent film industry called, Escape’ Design FX(EDFX), LLC tantalizes the show with his creativity. He shares insight into the “how” of things we see and what he does.

Russ is what is known as a creature creator within his EDFX company, though there are also other talented artists, that include costume designers, makeup artists, prop makers and fabricators. www.escapedesignfx.com

In 2014, he made his TV debut on SyFy’s, “Jim Henson’s Creature Shop Challenge,” and appeared on 7 of 8 episodes, which you can see by clicking this link: Syfy.com/creatureshop. He has been credited with over a dozen indie films in the United States and many more spanning 8 countries.

Russ is also the author of, “This Is Not That Show”; a book chronicling his life before, during, and after the Creature Shop Challenge and the series, “A Workshop With Russ Adams,” which is a special effects how-to. To see more of the films his work has been attributed to check out: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3014390/

On the second episode, Jeff Socha who is a Senior Advisor and Founding Partner at Ark Financial, and also holds a bachelor’s degree in finance and engineering from Texas A&M University, pays special attention to the younger generation and the use of credit cards and debt.

Jeff has extensive experience developing intricate financial solutions for business owners and executives across several industries. He works with clients ranging from established corporations and family businesses to professional individuals and their families. He has worked with some of the top businesses and families in Texas, helping them to solve complex problems involving estate, financial and insurance planning. His innovative solutions for lowering the risk of business ownership and increasing his client’s profitability are nationally recognized.

Jeff uses his passion for helping business owners and individuals to also achieve financial success in the political arena and is involved in two political action committees, lobbying the United States Congress on finance and tax regulations. He speaks throughout the community on topics such as business succession, estate planning, stewardship, and financial responsibility.

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