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What are your OPTIONS? Financial options, that is! Today’s guest explains what options are and gives a great picture of how they can be a great asset for you. “ A lot of people like to confuse options with just regular stocks or equities and how they move, but basically it’s very simple. You have the stock market and then you have derivatives. Derivatives are basically options and what that means is this. It is another way to invest in the stock market, but use leverage to your favor. They’re basically contracts that are tied to the stock market, that basically expire at a certain date forward in time.” He goes into detail using an example about “Tesla,” but here is another simple example he uses, “I can buy those at a small price and sell those at a larger price basically, what Walmart does in the wintertime. They buy millions of hotdogs to sell you during the summer of the next year right so that’s the basic idea behind options and on a psychological kind of on a larger I would say more adult scale. It’s another way to be able to invest your money and be the captain of your own ship, which is important not only to the baby boomer generation that’s retiring now but also the millennial generation that is actually drowning in debt.”

Guest, Options Strategist at Simpler Trading, Jack Roberts, comes from small-town West, Texas. He has a relatability factor and characteristic that’s made many members feel right at home with his easy-going mentality and thirst for knowledge. He started his path as a full-time trader with his grandfather as his mentor, and later on, John Carter. Jack took it upon himself to pursue trading from a self-teaching perspective. In the first four years, he spent trading only stocks and then moved into options once he saw some additional profit. His ‘aha’ moments came when he got a jump start on Elon Musk’s pipe dream and bought options of TSLA, which have since skyrocketed. Jack was one of the first to get in on both AMD and TASR (which is now known as Axon). That’s when he realized he has a knack for seeing things before most and has used that to build his trading career into what it is today.

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What’s your strategy? We often think about what we are going to use our paycheck for. This amount of it goes here. This amount goes there. How much do I have to pay my bills and how much there is to invest? What is the rate of return and how much money do I need to make it worth it? Today’s guest talks about some of these important questions, “What is money? Is money something to be spent freely, donated, and cherished, or is it something that you hoard and you hang on to and you don’t let anybody close to because you’re afraid that you’ll lose it?” She also brings some other food for thought and gives very in-depth detail on reverse mortgages. One of the things she shared, “Rates are at an all-time low, so everybody goes, “Well, why would you leverage it now? Times are good.” That’s when you do it. You don’t do it when times are bad. So, I think we need to kind of have an education from an outside third party. Not with our family. Not with someone you don’t go to. Someone that has money to help you regulate how to make money. You only go to people that make money to help you make money.” She also explained the misconceptions surrounding what people have been told about reverse mortgages. “What a reverse mortgage does it actually gives us more ways to get cash flow.” She also details what and why this could be beneficial in the event the homeowner were to pass away. There is a lot of information! Grab a pen and paper!

Guest, Debbie Boyd, is CEO of DLB Financial and a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin and is the radio host on her show, Money Strategies with Debbie, which has been aired for over a decade dicing complicated financial news into easy to understand pieces brings some eye-opening facts about finances to this episode. Debbie is also an educator whereby she speaks frequently with university students in business classes about money and finance has been helping clients over the last 20 years with their investments, mortgages, and insurance needs. https://dlbmortgageservices.com

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Just how fast does life go by? We want to talk about retirement because we usually don’t. Everything else tends to draw our attention away from this essential topic, but if we put it off, we can face some serious consequences. Early in life, the days seem so long and arduous and when we wake up in the morning, we think the day seems to go on forever and there is so much to do. Then later, we realize a week has gone by or a month has gone by. Then, oftentimes, we look back and the decades have gone by. It is at this point where many people realize that life had gone by too fast and the retirement inquires or planning they were going to do never got done. And now what?

Guest, Eddie Ghabour, co-owner and managing partner of Key Advisors Group, LLC, returns to share how to prevent letting life pass your retirement by or even “goodbye.” Eddie graduated from York College of Pennsylvania with a degree in Economics and Finance and in1998, he began a successful career in financial planning. In 2000, he started Key Advisors Group, LLC with his business partner and since then has qualified for the prestigious, MDRT (membership is based on sales criteria), Court of the Table, and Top of the Table honors each year. Eddie is an Investment Advisor Representative who offers investment advisory services through WFG Advisors, LP. He is also insurance-licensed in Delaware and author of The Common-Sense Bull, The Keys to the Good Life Before and During Retirement.

Specializing in money management, Eddie also focuses on retirement and estate planning strategies for his clients, He works with local CPAs and attorneys implementing tax saving strategies to help clients protect their hard-earned assets from unnecessary taxation. He is also a member of the local Chamber of Commerce and The National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors.

Eddie, his wife Lauren, and their sons Eddie and Elijah reside in Milton, Delaware. In his free time, Eddie volunteers as a coach for Lewes Little League. When Eddie is not working or coaching on the baseball diamond he can usually be found enjoying the sun at the beach, or on the golf course.

In many areas of our life, we can put things on the back burner, such as our finance, and not take a hard look at them under there is a situation that is dire. At that point, it is too late and you have to resort to taking drastic measures like selling off prized possessions or taking out loans and stacking up debt. In many areas of life, such as fitness, a professional athlete will have a personal trainer help them get to achieve a goal. The athlete becomes accountable. When we become accountable to ourselves and dedicate ourselves to something important, we succeed. This is Eddie’s coaching style, where about every 3 months he is coaching you to achieve your goals and help you succeed.

Stop for a minute. Don’t let time just pass your retirement by.

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Does history really repeat itself? This episode was very exciting and gives us an opportunity to think about how historical events and practices from all types of cultures affect future events and evolve. One of the areas we can look at is in the area of violence. If we take a look at specific issues from a historical vantage point, we might be able to shift and prevent things from happening. This can hold true in domestic violence, workplace violence, and other types of social violence. Looking back, we can see ahead, which can actually be fun. This is especially true when we look at it where we take a specific topic and apply it to different cultures and see what the potential outcome(s) can be. It’s also fascinating to take current issues, then look back and discover that despite how unique some of them seem to be, there are cultures that have experienced them we can certainly learn from. To gain more insight and enthusiasm on this, you will want to hear what this guest expert has to say.

Guest Expert, Assistant Professor of English and Medieval Literature, Dr. Melissa “Melle” Ridley Elmes, a scholar, interdisciplinary and comparative literary historian and critic, writer of poetry, along with fiction and nonfiction, who specializes in the medieval British Isles and North Atlantic World, with emphasis on Old and Middle English alongside Anglo-Norman, Welsh, and Old Norse/Icelandic literature and culture has much to share on this episode.

She also has interests with research engaged in Arthurian legend; Chaucer; Robin Hood/outlawry; women’s and gender studies, particularly women’s literate practices and women and violence; alchemy, magic, and esoterica; monsters and the supernatural; literature and the law; genre studies and medieval English, Anglo-Norman, Welsh, and Icelandic poetic forms; mythology and folklore; ecocritical and animal studies; manuscript studies and history of the book, philology, and history of the English language.

Melissa is author of Arthurian Things: A Collection of Poems that published in February 2020 by Dark Myth Publications, along with a number of additional scholarly literary works (see the link to additional works below). She has several upcoming research projects on the horizon and has a vast array of knowledge and experience that has led to exemplary work. For example, she served at the Avalon domestic violence shelter, with 80 hours of training, working as a volunteer for the shelter on the hotline. She mentioned during this episode, “I think that really started my interest in thinking through questions of trauma, in questions of violence, and intersections of trauma violence, class, race, gender. I do a lot of work with that in my teaching, especially in my composition courses, but I do a lot of it in my Lit classes too.”

Melissa has been monumental in uncovering current issues that need address based on findings from her research. “It’s a field that over the past 20 or so years, I’d say medieval feminist scholarship has been conducted, and much more recently, there’s been a real push, an important push, for it to be intersectional and inclusive and we’re uncovering things that have been hiding in plain sight for 1,500 years. It’s dynamic and it’s exciting! It’s causing some waves. It’s causing some problems.” This is an exciting episode that will draw you in on many levels and allow you to gain a new perspective on how you look at and maybe even conquer new challenges.

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Is trading marbles like trading stocks? Many adults can look back and think of things they traded in grade schools with their peers. For some, it may have been marbles and for others maybe Hello Kitty items. When trading, kids could see the value in one item and would have to figure out what they need to do to get it with the items they had on hand. What happened when we became adults? Some went into trading stocks and others maybe didn’t understand them and the fun was lost.

Guest, Director of Stocks at Simpler Trading, TG Watkins, who has an Engineering degree, set earned his Series 6 and 63 licenses and started his career as a financial advisor with New York Life with vigor and passion. It was there his knowledge about the financial industry really exploded. TG uses his custom-designed Moxie Indicator as the backbone for trading and understanding the movements of the market. The easy to read Moxie indicator, combined with 2 primary moving averages, gives you the structure needed to make sense of the market, along with, multiple time frames making sure that tunnel vision doesn’t set in.

During this episode, TG shared how, at 12 years old, he developed an interest in this area and how you too could get involved which can let to a sound financial foundation. He said, “How you can learn if you don’t already know. How to make this better and how it can equip you to get your finances in a position where it will put you not only with a good foundation but will give you a really great cushion. If you already have that good foundation…”

He also wanted to make people comfortable with getting into trading and talked about it this way: “…to explore and make those mistakes. You know, fall off the bike a little bit. You’re gonna push the wrong button. There’s go up when it should be going down. You need to make sure that you have that safety net of basically no money so you can learn this and then once you’ve practiced this a little bit, once you start to catch on to this, you can realize that, ‘Okay, I’m getting this. I see these patterns.’ This starts making sense and you’ve done this all without losing any money. Once you’ve proven to yourself that you can make these setups and you see it over and over and over, then you can start applying some money to it. So, an account, like you said, if you have five hundred dollars, maybe a little less, you could just go out there and buy one share. You know kind of get your toes a little bit wet because you don’t want to throw five hundred dollars all in your first trade. If that’s your entire account size that’s very risky and you’d risk all of your entire account. So, maybe buy one share. Maybe buy two shares. It depends on the cost of the share and how much you have in your account and then go into the penny stocks. Just because they’re cheap and maybe you can pick up 200 shares.”

Whether you are just interested in getting that grade school trading feeling back, want to know more about how to trade, who to have help you learn about trading, or getting you more from where you are at, this episode gives insight in the why, what, how, and who to get you there. Get ready to go to the track. The trade track!

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PTSD? Anxiety? Codependency? Addiction? Mental Health Talk –pukka! Many people face anxiety, codependency, PTSD, and other things that the mind grapples with. Where does it come from and how can the symptoms be reduced, the cause removed, our well being made better? Often, assumptions are made about these different topics and that can hinder successful treatment. For example, when someone hears the word “codependency,” they might deduce it to their intimate or romantic relationship; however, it can also extend to family members or even objects such as food or work. This episode hands to you an extraordinary woman who candidly shared her own addiction recovery, the overcoming of childhood incest, and how she has dedicated her life to helping others overcome their challenges.

Guest, Lori Golden, is passionate about helping both trauma and abuse survivors on their healing journey. Her work today is an outgrowth of her recovery from childhood incest and addictions. She has worked in the mental health profession since the seventies, earning her Master’s in Social Work from Hunter College in New York with later training at the Gestalt Institute. Eventually, she opened her own private practice. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, she combines various therapies she has gained knowledge and experience in over the years in her practice. Lori does not limit herself to one modality of practice since her client’s needs vary. She believes there are many roads that lead to an individual’s healing.

In her private practice, she works with individuals, couples and families in and out of recovery from drugs, alcohol, food, codependency, sex, and love addiction as well as people who suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder resulting from trauma and abuse. A special group of trauma survivors centers on her work with burn survivors and caregivers. ‘

Her first book, My House of Lies, is a memoir about her addiction, recovery and overcoming childhood incest after thirty-seven years of amnesia. More significantly, her book reveals a remarkable journey to seek the truth, reclaim parts of herself that was lost to dissociation and addiction, and turn her own trauma and abuse into a passion to help others face their challenges. Lori inspires and motivates others to seek their truth and heal in her consulting and presentations.

Excerpts from this episode: Rebecca: “The first thing I want to say is for anyone who is listening. If you have been apprehensive to talk to somebody and you want to talk confidentially because you’re not at a position or haven’t been in a position where you feel like you’ve wanted to admit to something, but you just kind of want to talk and see where this goes, Lori is there to assist you in your journey to make your life better.”

Lori: “I reached the bottom in using drugs and at that point in my life my main drugs were… Valium {} and at that point it was Valium throughout the day and sleeping…”

“I absolutely will talk with whoever it is that wants to share because part of my recovery is being able to give away this kind of experience to other people to help them in their journey”

“I started increasingly getting symptoms of PTSD. Now, I had always had symptoms of PTSD, anxiety, flashbacks, nightmares, but I medicated with sleeping pills.”

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Hey girl! This is for you! Learning about finances and even teaching them to others can be quite a challenge. This can be especially true if this is an area where you have been out of the workforce and are now ready to jump in, were kept from learning about finances (for example, a victim of domestic violence), divorced, single moms, widowed, or maybe just thinking about it seemed to be overwhelming. Often, women feel energized when learning from other women who have experienced similar situations as they have, pushed through it, and have made something successful from it. They feel empowered when the skills they learn can be put to use that enables them to shape not only their immediate lives but their future.

Guest Arwen Becker, financial adviser, author, national speaker, and owner of “Becker Retirement Group” and the training company, “LIFE with Arwen” shared how after meeting with thousands of women over the years, she and her companies have taken a direct focus on impacting the way women are treated in the area of finance. Her reach is through radio, podcasts, books, and by giving 30+ “women’s only” events a year. She has made it “BRG’s” mission to help connect with women in her community who aren’t getting the attention and help they need and truly deserve. Her deep desire is to answer that overarching question of each woman, “Am I gonna be okay?”

Excerpts from this episode: “Oftentimes, what women do, they spend 15 up to 15 percent of their years out of the workforce because they’re either taking care of kids or they’re taking care of parents…much more likely than their brothers to care for parents.”

“I don’t want to be a burden on my kids, but then what are you left with. We don’t want to be a burden, but yet we are so generous by nature which is the part of this.”

“…if you’re married, if you’re not, you have sole responsibility of your own financial picture because you’re gonna be the one handling it. Most likely at any point that you look in your life, some point in there, you’re gonna be the one responsible and you better know how it works.”

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Are you ready for an adventure? Those from three to ninety-three can immerse themselves in science, mathematics, and history and have a whole lot of fun while learning! Imagine being so absorbed with a live show you feel you taken back to the 17th century, believing you were actually speaking to Galileo or getting into a mini-dome and having an interactive planetarium experience! Some might ask, how does that happen? It all comes to life by the contagious inspiration and excitement from the artist who is sought out by some of the most notable organizations, along with parents and adults, who want to step into his space and time machines, going back and stepping out.

Guest Mike Francis, a United States Army veteran, who holds a MS in Interdisciplinary Studies, MA in Physics, BS Ed in Physics, is a television and stage actor, lecturer, photographer, an educator at “Stars Science Theater,” and writer at the “Charles Hayden Planetarium at Boston’s Museum of Science” who brings education and entertainment to museums, libraries, and schools. He also has branched out on his own with his Galileo Galilei “The Starry Messenger,” “The Stargazer’s Apprentice,” and “Night Skies.”

During this episode, Rebecca and Mike talk about how exciting his performances are and also share and encourage the audience on how they can pursue going after what they want in life.

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Help I need to reorganize my….! – There are times where people can feel disorganized in various aspects in their life such as things at work, at home, in relationships, and even internally. The stress from not having things in order can add up and become overwhelming. Searching is one example of a “stressor.”We can find ourselves searching for misplaced items keys to searching for love. There are many things can be “stressors” and the more we avoid them the better. Sometimes though, we need a confidant. We need someone who has been there; we need someone we can trust and can show us some techniques tailored to our individuality that will guide us to success, whatever that success may be for you. Finding someone like this can be difficult, so perk your ears up to the guest on this episode who will share details on life transformation. Are you ready?

Aviva Reimer is one of Canada’s preeminent authorities on life transformation, relationship building, and matchmaking. She is highly regarded with her effective techniques in “Personal Development,” “Life Coaching,” and “Fitness.” She is certified by the prestigious “Matchmaking Institute of New York.”Aviva has made numerous media appearances, including ET Canada, “The Millionaire Matchmaker” on “Bravo,” as well as writing for “The Huffington Post,” “Zoomer,” and “Viva,” along with many others. She also the author of “Becoming The Total Package, Personal Development & Life Coach,” founder of “Perfect-Fit Elite Lifestyle & Introductions.”

Excerpts from this episode: “I literally step into someone’s life and hand-in-hand take them through the journey that they need to go through the right way and help them make the right decisions so that they can also create a better version of themselves. You know not everybody has the confidence, not everybody has the knowledge, or maybe they used to have the knowledge and the knowledge has changed out there, especially when it comes to dating or relationships.” “ …we work together and we make the list together. We make your vision. We create your wish list, everything you probably want in your life, we’re gonna do this together. We’re gonna get you there so we start with the home. We do a complete declutter. “ “…then we start decluttering your relationships and your friendships because that is also part of your environment. Certain people can have a positive impact on you and there’s people who have a very negative effect…”

Aviva talked about how to rebuild trust in certain areas. One of the things she shared is that because everything we are involved with impacts how we think and how we live, it then is necessary to declutter even those who are not healthy for our emotional, physical, or psychological well being. Staying positive and organized are keys to a great life, along with a few others. Tune in and hear more!

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Overcoming Drug Abuse and Where to Get Help- This episode is one that will hit home with the lives of many. It will hit home with the lives of those who are currently using alcohol or other forms of self-medicating chemicals to anesthetize the feelings from some different events that have happened in their lives. It will perk up the ears of those who are close to a friend or loved one who is using or beginning to use a substance(s) and their lives are taking changing… not for the better.

Expert Guest, Scott H. Silverman, who is the author of “tell me no. I dare you!: A Guide for Living a Heroic Life” (Best Sellers list, Warwicks, San Diego and founder and president of “Second Chance,” a non-profit human services agency. He has become quite notable and has been named one of CNN’s “Heroes” for his work with the homeless and ex-offender populations, along with receiving numerous awards recognizing his leadership and dedication to community improvement, including the Henrietta Rubenstein Community Award.

Here are some excerpts from the show: “I’m one of those people that when my phone rings and I don’t recognize the phone number, I look forward to answering it because it could be someone who’s wanting and seeking help.” “I ended up hitting the fracture and re-breaking his leg. So from that moment forward, my life was changing.” “My teacher had a heart attack and they said, “We believe you’re responsible for this.” “He survived. But you know, so here I am in fifth grade and things just, escalating for me.” “I got sent to Arizona for a year to be in a special school and realized, “You know. Something’s wrong with me. I don’t get it. So early on in my teens, I started, you know picking up alcohol…” “…I was self-medicating at a young age. That’s kind of how things progressed. Then going through high school, escalated to other things marijuana…” “My trajectory continued on and I just simply progressed and got involved with methamphetamine and got involved with cocaine and then mixing hallucinogens…”

“That Saturday morning I went into treatment. That was back in November of 1984. I felt like I got a real second chance that day. I’ve done everything I can since that moment to do everything possible to be of service to others and have done it as a volunteer for decades. Now I’m doing it professionally and personally and volunteering, that’s kind of how I got here with you, is to be able to share some of that story, my experience, strength, and hope and now have a treatment center that I run. I’m also a crisis coach and a family navigator. Each day I wake up, like I said earlier, to try to help, buddy help, their family member, their loved one, get to the highest and best level of care and support they possibly can.”

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The lights illuminate on Rebecca’s guest, United States Navy Veteran Ray William Roldan, who is an artist, singer, songwriter, recording artist, performer, sculptor, poet, and owner of “Swing Samurai Music.” Ray William (RW) released several albums including “In California Country,” “Mended Fences,” “Where We Come From,” and “Can You Feel This?” He has been nominated for a number of “Song of the Year” awards and has been involved with other bands and compilations, one of which is,” Keepin’ It Country”((Vol. 1) a various artist compilation). He has worked all around the San Fernando Valley, in California immersing himself in the blues and Americana scene. He gravitated to-wards music and poetry, appreciating contemporary wordsmiths like Dylan and Dr. Seuss, as much as, American treasures such as Yates and began crafting his own indelible blend of country blues folk-rock – a sound that lands somewhere between Hank Williams and Cowboy Junkies. He has been working with producer Max Allyn who recently signed him to “AllsWell Records” imprint out of Nashville.

During the show, Ray William (RW) shared how being born to an outlaw biker father and his 16-year-old mother brought him to the coming of age in the “Los Angeles of the ’60s and ’70s.” His family had spent a few years of being homeless, prompting him to join the Navy at the age of 17. His young life was full of hard circumstances and difficult environments, but Ray William (RW) always seemed to soften things with his easy knack for storytelling.

Ray William (RW) also shared how his tenacity has now allowed him to split his time between his house in Topanga Hills, California and a newly-purchased dwelling (that once belonged to Fatty Arbuckle in Silverlake, California) where he has built a studio in the basement. It was professed to be haunted for the past 12 years, though he has found it to be a suitably creative environment to craft his songs.

This episode will encourage you to pursue your dreams no matter what type of background or situation you have faced or are facing. You may also connect and feel strength from the connection of Ray William’s music. The power of your destiny comes from within!

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What a show! Floodlights are on guest, Jimmy Star, who is a TV /radio show host expert, famed publicist, celebrity clothing designer, “Amazon” best-selling author, editor, director, casting director, screenwriter, producer, and actor who has been in at least 70 films (“Incubus” and “Son of Morning” are two) and in many of the Marvel” comic book movies. He is well known for “The Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell,” a TV show that climbed to be the #1 webshow in the world with over 4.5 million listens/views per week, was nominated to be on the ballot of the 2016 Emmy Awards, and was named the 5th most influential radio personality in the world. Jimmy has received many awards to include one from the prestigious Award-Winning “PR Maven,” who named him “Best Music Publicist in the United States” at the “Nashville Universe Music Awards.” Along with his weekly TV show and working as a publicist, he is involved with an upcoming comic book, “Celebrity Ghost Hunters,” so be on the lookout!

During this vibrant episode, Jimmy shared details about a chapter in his life where he had great success, “I started a clothing line and bought an old hotel in Pompano Beach, Florida and we turned it into kind of like a “Fred Segal.” I loved it! It’s a really cool store. In the hotel, we made every single room a different type of clothes and “everybody” came shopping there. Elton John came shopping there. People would bring in tour buses and they would do movie shoots and music video shoots! We made really wild clothes!”

He went on to tell the devastating effects of how that chapter of his life closed with a situation far too close to home for many running small businesses of their own and even for others who are dealing eminent domain issues and the “red tape” as some call it. But, as they say in the “Star” business… “THE SHOW MUST GO ON!”

Rebecca and Jimmy talked about so many gripping things; however, there is something the two shared in common you should check out, amongst other things, that is a great take away: If we would all pay-it-forward and help each other accomplish the things we set out to do, instead of focusing solely on ourselves, we would be working as a team and everyone would make money and achieve things we never thought possible!

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In the limelight this episode is guest, Lysa Nalin, who is an accomplished photographer and filmmaker from Los Angeles, California in partnership with the infamous Harry Langdon. She has photographed iconic celebrities, press, red carpet events, and fashion magazines, but most of all loves bringing out the unique beauty that resides in even the shyest of subjects. Lysa is also an actress and art director who is known for her roles in “Tuff Turf,” “Scream of the Bikini,” and “Dreamrider,” and she is the producer/editor/DP of “The Last War We Ever Won / Stories from the Greatest Generation.”

After attending “USC, she had done theater, was an “extra” standing next to Meryl Streep, and was in some commercials. Later, she started writing and wrote music called, “Truth.” For her, this is where many different things, directing, music, and acting staring evolving as “they all felt the same;” she was able to express the creativity from within.

Lysa was able to work with Steven Spielberg’s DP and learned the art of lighting from watching…and there too “they are all about expressing yourself.” For Lysa, “photography is really great because I could show anybody themselves, in their highest self, and that will have an impact on them forever.” She went on to share “what is captured on the camera is what other people see and oftentimes, we don’t see the beauty until it’s shown to us. Sometimes it takes a long time. You look back at a picture- “Oh my god! I’m 30 and I’m so old!” and then you’re 50 and you’re like, “Oh my god! I was a child at 30!” and you look back on what you learned and it’s not as negative as you’re thinking in your own heart.” Rebecca replied, “When you see that change, from that moment forward, everything about the things in their life are no longer going to be the same. They may have the same situations or issues but, there’s gonna be something different about it that’s gonna ultimately lead them in a direction that is unlike where they’re at.”

During the show, you will garner so much about the concept of lighting and angles, and how perception can be applied to many different things in life, aside from just the elements of photography, that will allow you to become more confident, make healthier choices, and more!

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Rebecca shined the light on her guest, who is known as “Queen of The Paranormal Kadrolsha Ona (KO) Carole TM” a pop culture icon, actress, author, radio and TV personality, part of the “Exorcist Legacy,” humanitarian and 12X “Paranormal Awards” winner, who has utilized her expertise hunting with crew members of popular TV shows, such as “Ghost Hunters” and “Ghost Hunters International.” Kadrolsha is also an award-winning international executive film producer for “Tagteam Friendship Productions, LLC” and “Killer Bees Film Productions, LLC” and sits on the board of directors for both film production houses and is their New Hampshire Representation. She is the only paranormal celebrity of modern times to be inducted in the “Paranormal Hall of Fame” and has made comic book history by becoming the first person to be a comic book superhero doing what she does in real life, which debuted in “Haunted Tales of Batcheldor’s Grove.” Her comic book is titled, “Kadrolsha Ona Queen of the Paranormal in “The Healing.”” She is part of “Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc.,” motion picture history with her contribution to the 40th Anniversary of “The Exorcist DVD on Blue Ray” and she hosts “Paranormal 13 News (P13N) on the Galaxy Global TV Network,” “Roku,” plus many more, including in airport televisions services.

Kadrolsha is collaborating on her first children’s book with the legendary 2X “Emmy Award” Winner, Bill Diamond, of “Jim Henson and the Muppet’s.” For the second book in the series, she is collaborating with Award-winning, Guy Gilchrist of the “Muppets,” who is an artist for Jim Henson.

Kadrolsa was featured in “BroadwayWorld Magazine” for her star role as “Madam Leonora,” for which she won an award in the silent film “Silent Times.” She is also the author of, “Ghosts and Legends of the Merrimack Valley” and “Ghosts of the New Hampshire Seacoast.”

This episode is packed with some exciting things that will surprise you, engage you, and give you a behind the scenes to the woman you may have thought you knew! Just one of the exciting things talked about on the show is what her response was when she was confronted with someone pointing a gun at her! She also shared how her children’s book will be used to empower children to overcome issues, such as victimization. You will want to keep your ears open as she reveals a major announcement in the works that with blow you away!

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The spotlight is on guest Patrick Harney who began his acting career performing in musicals and then studied acting while attending Michigan State University, becoming involved in student films. During that time, he was nominated for a “Pulsar Award” in the category of “Best Lead Actor in a Musical” for his role as “Eddie Birdlace” in the musical, “Dogfight.” In 2016, he landed the supporting role of “Vince” in the MSU feature film called, “Sorta Late,” which premiered at the “Traverse City Film Festival.” Patrick later had the opportunity to have background work in Michael McCallum’s short film, “Eskimo Brothers” and Katheryn Bigelow’s, “Detroit” and also have a role in the pilot for a sci-fi series called, “Electron Blade” as “Sindricus.” In 2018, Patrick had the lead role of “Matt” in the film, “Scapegoat” and appear in the music video for “Torn Apart” by the metal band “Of Virtue.” His voice was utilized by SiN Studios to produce the video game “Tuebor,” as well as a short film called, “Letters.” In 2019, Patrick teamed up with Jeff Kapp, the director of “Scapegoat” to produce and star in Vigilant Entertainment’s feature film, “Locker 42.” In addition to recent projects, he had also taken his study further at the “Goteri Creative Arts Studio.”

During this episode, Patrick shared how his passion for entertainment started and continued to develop into a thriving career, with a delightful telling of tales along the way. By listening carefully, not only will you hear how successful he has been, you will gain some of his insight about things that are really important, such as how crucial having a support system is. Patrick also said vacation and hard work can take us places and that we can never give up on our dreams, which he emphasized. “What we have…we can really make a difference. So, keep pursuing those things. Don’t stop. Listen to the internal voice that you have and continue to just develop those things and skills, and your own uniqueness. Don’t make yourself a blueprint of everybody else.” Not only will you be entertained by this episode, but you will also gain great insight and inspiration, along with what’s up and coming from him, such as he “will be acting and producing on a movie set to start filming fall of 2020… so be on the lookout!

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This double feature opens with guest, Taurean Peterson, who is the writer and director” known for “Vixens & Villains,” “Grit,” and “Grit.” He is also an actor with a background specializing in SEO, online marketing, and web design. His influence has continued to grow by taking all of his interest in film and turning it into two very successful films, “Grit” and “Grit.” After the “Grit” films, he did “Mr.Cutter,” a kind of throwback to the days of “Tales of from the Crypt.” These skills and the success he felt from those films brought “Vixens & Villains.” Taurean shared, “The storyline is pretty much about two private investigators who are hired by this lady who’s looking for her missing sister and when they start looking into the investigation they uncover a conspiracy that involves organized crime corporations and politicians.”

“…..action sequences and fight sequences area actually all done by the ladies so that’s going to be gonna be on some “KillBill” type stuff. Yeah, I have a lot of women that are going to be getting active on screen,” “…. damsels in distress, but the lead lady characters…they hold their own”

“…..one of the private investigators, it’s like a throwback to “Columbo” and the times of “Humphrey Bogart” with that with that “crime noir” type still, you know, with a little bit of an urban audience. They’re going to be able to see that the other private investigator, he’s more like “Will Smith” from “Bad Boys,” “Miami Vice” type stuff, but you don’t see other synergy works together on film, which is going to be something different, as well. So, we have all these different things in there and it’s all going to be intertwined.”

Taurean shared some tools with the audience for writers and those who want to know more about writing a screenplay. While you have to get the details from listening to the show, here is a tidbit: “being a good screenplay writer, it’s funny. Less is better and novel is more.”

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Returning to the show is guest Brad Williams, CEO of “Williams Financial Services,” whose number one goal is to build a solid foundation for a financial house, that is YOUR financial house, and treat his clients as if they were his own parents.

The first topic discussed is bankruptcy. Brad shared that when you have a long expansion, meaning the market has gone up and people see their 401ks going up, they are more optimistic. Even with one issue being credit, when people feel good, they tend to buy things. Companies and stores make it really easy for you. Buy now pay later. People are just loaded with debt in a lot of areas from credit.

Another topic is the issue with the effects of college costs. Brad explained that with college, you have students who take twenty-forty thousand dollar student loans and they’re going away to college enrolled in a program that may not be marketable. That’s’ where there is a challenge. A cost-benefit assessment needs to be done before they take on that kind of debt. If not, it is necessary to reassess whether one should go in that degree field, take that loan, or even go to college at all.

There are many more helpful financial insights that may of use to you or someone you know!

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The spotlight shines on guest Lisa Antonini, the “Criminal Justice Reform Advocate” of “Concrete Pillow,” who earned both her Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice and her Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice from Everest University. Her journey in reform began when a family member became incarcerated under the “Felony Murder Rule,” more commonly known as the “FMR.” She explained that under the “FMR,” it states that if you are present during the commission of a crime, and in the commission of that crime someone were to lose their life, you, as well as everyone else there, will be charged with first-degree felony murder. (Florida statutes and several other states). She then went on to become a “Criminal Justice Reform Advocate” with “Concrete Pillow” and utilizes her production company “Beach Bum Productions, LLC” to further offer education and an experience, but not legal advice, as there are no attorneys there, to those who experience a loved one incarcerated for a crime they did not commit.

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Lisa shared- “So, while all this was going, on I’m going to call libraries and I’m trying to absorb as much as I can about the felony murder rule… and learn what I can …and find out if there’s a way that I could count that I can, got to be able to do something. And I ended up going back to college and I ended up with associate’s degree, bachelor’s degree, and then a master’s degree in “Criminal Justice” so that I could really understand this.”

Lisa talked about her family member- “he was 18 years old at the time and he was with some friends. A friend had called asking for a favor and he got a group of other friends together to help this other friend out, and I wasn’t there, I can’t tell you exactly everything that took place during that meeting but, I can tell you that someone was there who was armed, he had a gun and one of the many ended up shot.” Rebecca asked, “Okay, let’s just stop right there so that we can make sure this is really clear. So here’s a situation where you have a family member that is in an area, he himself did not have a weapon but, somebody else did.”

The situation Lisa describes becomes more clear during the show and there is a lot of information that may be new to you. Often times, we go about our lives without enough knowledge about various things and use information passed onto us from what we hear. You may have heard the term “ignorance is no excuse of the law.” Meaning just because you did not know, does not mean you are excused from it. Therefore, what we can and cannot do and how it will affect us is important to know. In the event we find there is something that is unjust, then we have the knowledge and choice to decide if we want to take the steps to make a specific law change or “become just.” Though in the meantime, we still must abide by the law. We cannot sit and complain about something we do not know accurate information about or do not want to put the effort in to learn and expect to understand or have changes made. We have to become educated and use the legal process to make a change. We may not necessarily always like the way the justice system works, but this is our system and we are the best nation in the world.
Lisa is an example of one who made the decision to become educated on the legal system and laws, began taking steps to make a change, and offer support to educate others. Check out the show! This is very informative!
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This episode of Rebecca Sounds Reveille, host Rebecca L. Mahan, talks with guest Sam Kwasman who has been an icon throughout the film industry. He is a veteran actor and voice over artist who is known for being a professional dancer in the movie Mame with Lucille Ball and even on stage in the musicals like Hello Dolly with Martha Raye. He earned an Emmy nomination for his guest appearance on Bob Newhart and has also appeared on the tv show Family Ties along with many others. He has also been been known for his vocals, as he is the voice of Little Quacker for the new Tom and Jerry Show. You can find him appearing at the Geffen Theater in the new hit show Letters From a Nut by Ted L. Nancy. Letters From a Nut was produced Jerry Seinfeld.

This magnetic episode brings incredible insight into the life of retired police officer, WWE Wrestler, author, actor, producer, casting director, and production designer Nikita Breznikov. Before entering the entertainment world, Nikita served his city by becoming a police officer and eventually retiring as a Detective Sergeant of the Baltimore Police Department after 27 years of exemplary service. His first break in entertaining came in the form of professional wrestling with the friendship of WWE Hall of Famer Nikolai Volkoff during his time as a Detective Sergeant. The friendship evolved into a manager/protégé partnership that would guide these two comrades for 11 years. At times, Nikita donned the tights and the two would tag team. He was an officer of the law by day and wrestler by night. It was the love of pro wrestling that led Nikita to entertain. After he retired, Nikita began acting full time in films, such as “Brush with Danger,” “The Wrestler,” and “Heroes of Wrestling,” and also appearing in documentaries. Nikita is the author of “When it Was Real,” taking you back to an era when wrestling was presented from an entertaining but legitimate competition manner and from two perspectives – a starry-eyed fan and as the manager and tag team partner of the legendary Nikolai Volkoff.

During the show, Nikita keeps you on the edge of your seat with stories from how a “7-Eleven” cardboard sign would become a staple of his life to what it was like of moonlighting as a wrestler by night and an officer by day. One of the stories he said to Rebecca, “that night that we were leaving, there was a blizzard on the horizon and it was coming from the north so Nikolai said, ”You think we should go?…” and then talks about what was filmed on the top of the World Trade Center in Baltimore. From Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking to much, much more., you are gonna be engaged! This is an amazing show!

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This double-header episode shines the spotlight on two fascinating guests that are sure to capture your attention, inspire you, and move you! Opening the first reel, guest, Bill Foster, who is an actor, director, producer, writer, and retired Superintendent, shares life as a Texan who married his college sweetheart Linda (30+ together). Bill graduated with a B.S. and a M.Ed. from East Texas State University (Alpha Gamma Rho) and spent 33 years in public education as an Agriculture teacher, Principal, and Superintendent. He has authored children’s books, western novels, and a theatrical play. After retiring Bill appeared in AMC’s “The Son,” HBO’s “The Leftover’s,” and has also wrote, directed, and filmed “Showdown on the Brazos,” “Showdown on the Guadalupe,” “I Heard the Quail Whistle,” “I’ve Got Your 6,” along with others.

During the show, he talks about how he got where he is, including the challenge of getting published and then how much his children’s books were in demand and why, along with what he has coming soon.

Bill’s accomplishments are not only things you‘ll want to “be on the lookout” for cuz “everything’s big in Texas,” but he is someone to emulate. Know there is always more to dream and achieve!

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Out of the second gate comes guest, Jeffrey Small, President of “Arbor Financial,” and author of “Turning Financial Planning Right-Side Up,” an Amazon bestseller that has helped thousands of readers master the inside game of investing, as well as avoiding Wall Street and media bias. He is a Market Watcher, Energy Analyst, and occasional host of the national TV show, “The Income Generation.” Jeffrey has been working with clients and their families for almost 30 years. Arbor Financial is a “boutique of Financial Investment’s” and Jeffrey is licensed with the “Florida Department of Financial Services,” a “Certified Senior Advisor” through the “Society of Certified Senior Advisors” and recently completed the requirements to become an “Investment Advisor Representative.” Both he and Arbor Financial are also members in good standing of the “Central Florida Better Business Bureau” and “The National Ethics Association.”

During the show Jeffrey talks about the things many people don’t talk about when it comes to giving out financial strategy. Here is an excerpt from the show…
“we are hyper yield interest rate dividend focus, but we are not stock market specifics, so the average portfolio in our office here will be generating greater than a five percent net yield after fees, but there’ll be 85 percent uncorrelated or disconnected entirely from the stock market if not more than that as a percentage and so that is where folks today should be modern with their money.” Now if you are feeling a bit confused here is something Jeffrey says that you may never have heard an advisor say, “I always tell everybody is they should go out and find three advisors, I even tell my my own perspective or potential customers this, they should find three advisors, they should show them their best their best risk off approach with their highest yield arrived, and so if they can get a four or five percent net yield and be risk off and that’s a good advisor.” Jeffrey goes into so much detail about how the current state of the economy may affect you and how you can address it. The great thing about it is he is able to explain this in a way that is easy to understand and may allow you to rethink how you want to strategize your finances.

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This episode brings a father and son duo, and Brett Wall (a dynamic duo), who has been entertaining about 2 million monthly followers through their Facebook page and website under the tagline of “A Safe Haven for Your Inner Geek Meisterkhan” and their show, “Too Opinionated.”

Their show is a way to share discussions and opposing views just like a father and son would do. Michael Wall is a former comic book store owner, a life long connoisseur of science fiction and fantasy, and he’s an avid reader of sports, with what he says is an “encyclopedia of knowledge of useless trivia.” Brett Wall has turned his love of books into a job as a librarian and he enjoys working children. He finds joy in helping them to read and teaching them to play chess, along with performing for their amusement. Brett is an accomplished writer with an absolutely vivid imagination that crosses all kinds of genres. He hopes to turn his writing into screenplays and see them come to life in Hollywood. He also attends college, is writing a book about “the four horsemen,” has launched a second of their podcasts called, “Too Spooky” and their “YouTube channel, “Meisterkhan.” While tackling these things, he also edits all of their podcasts himself.

During the show, Rebecca engages the two’s inspiring stories which bring you lots of chuckles, much insight, and things that may make a difference for you.

The take away: “You just don’t know what can happen in life. Things surprise you and can be very unexpected. When they happen, they always seem to happen at the right time. Don’t harbor ill feelings because in the long run, does everything really matter in five years from now? Think about it! In the meantime, check out “Too Opinionated” and “Too Spooky.”

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A couple of quick questions for you. Do you know or have you been affected by anyone from opioid addiction? Have you ever wanted to understand what opioid addiction is, the effects, and what is involved in recovery?

This powerful episode brings expert guest, Jessica Gerlach, who is quite an influential screenwriter, producer, author, public speaker, opioid addiction advocate, spiritual gangster, actress, model, and experienced deputy director. Jessica graduated from “The American College of Journalism,” “the National Guild of Hypnotists,” and “The National Federation of NeuroLinguistic Programming.” She has strong writing skills and is quite accomplished in negotiation, branding, marketing, advertising, film, and documentaries. During the show, Jessica details how her film “The Sixteen Movie” tackles the opioid crisis in the United States. She shares how the “film specifically revolves around 16-year-olds who recreationally use the drug. First, they start out taking pills, then they steal from their parents or their brother or sister, and then one by one the whole group of friends who were once healthy, vivacious, high achieving teenagers, each become addicted. The film literally shows the path of destruction that each of them lives out and it’s all very different scenarios, but there they literally experience the dark underworld of heroin and fentanyl addiction. So, it shows prostitution, overdose, HIV, murders, robbery gone wrong, murder… I mean you name it, it’s… it’s in the film. Anything that can go wrong with a nasty addiction like that, we portray a very real intense- raw view of what that addiction looks like in action.”

This episode is a must-see for many reasons. If you are looking for help with addiction, this is a great place to begin to get a broader understanding of what you may be facing and where to get help. If you have a friend or loved one you want to get help, this will give you a better understanding of what they may be facing and where to get resources. This may also change the perception of what you currently view of opioid addiction and how you can be equipped to be of help if the need ever arises. You can also check out Jessica’s book: Shooting The Clan: An Eyewitness To The Rise Of The Wu (Feast or Famine: Memoirs of an Independent Filmmaker Book 1) by Gerald Barclay, Jessica Gerlach-Petrovic

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The first episode is alive with laughs and excitement with featured guest, Corinne Rodriguez-Montoya, who is an actress, writer, singer, and film and television producer, who brings with her actors from her production “Ventures Wit Hoyos,” a series written, directed, and executive produced by Steve Archuleta and geared towards millennials, about friendships and four paths on their journey. Along with Corinne and Steve, Angulo Duran, (also co-writer/director), and Keyahn Vedadi share their excitement.

Corinne is the Chief Creative Officer of “Tierra Films Entertainment” and Co-Executive Producer for “Shibby Productions,” you may already know her from her role in one of the “Die Hard” movies. As a screenwriter, she wrote a premiere series originally called, “River City Yacht Club,” later renamed to “Saying Afloat.”

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This second episode spotlights guest, Trent Knox, who is an audio engineer, photographer, videographer, social media manager, tv show host, and gaming content creator. He is also a formed and/co-founded, “Kreaterz Media,” “Cyber City Media,” and “ Dead 13,” (a horror production company.) Trent holds a Bachelor of Arts Digital Media & Narrative Filmmaking from the “University of Hawaii at Manoa.” During his time there, “The Academy of Creative Media” somewhat like a sub-department of “Narrative Filmmaking, Digital Media, and Content Creation” that led to work on the production crew of the television series, “Hawaii Five-o” season four where he was able to do things such as set set-up.

Trent has also been a full-time videographer for “Robert Gardner,” a key opinion leader in the health and wellness arena and has worked with him to build his online presence through live video.

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This doubleheader brings the first episode with guest, David K. Montoya, who is a writer, director, producer, author, comic book writer, podcaster, artist, and business entrepreneur. He started creating his own comics in the 1990s and didn’t make a name for himself

until the launch of his online magazine, “The World of Myth.” He founded the “Dark Myth Production Studios,” which is the hub for a number of his creative works, to include, “The Open Contract Challenge.” David shares his journey where his love for art was identified at a young age and how it spawned his creativity that eventually lead him to where he is now. He gives so much insight into how his compass has pointed and how he was able to navigate the road along the way. What is refreshing is his ability to make it relate to everyday life most of us experience. He talks about podcasting, his family, comic books, and dreams, even writing his novel. His talents will amaze you as you listen to his accomplishments and will inspire you along your own journey.

The take away: Keep pursuing your dreams, learn from your mistakes and try again. When you learn from them and you grow from them. That’s what will help make you successful because you are then equipped for better decision-making.

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The second episode brings, returning guest, Al Caicedo, the President and Owner of “CKS Summit Group,” who is also a member of the “Presidential Who’s Who,” “The Million Dollar Roundtable” and has been featured in a number of publications such as, “The Oakland Press,” “Detroit News,” “The Observer,” “Eccentric Builder Magazine,” “Consumer Digest,” and heard on “WWJ Radio 950” and along with many more, Al is on the show to help people with their finances. He doesn’t like how many people have felt handcuffed to certain ideas and beliefs about how things “should be” when it comes to financial planning or what one “should” do with their money. During the show, he talks about what has been happening in terms of “safety and risk” in the economy and how it has been a big deal right now. He gives insight into how people have been concerned about the credit bureau leak and what has been occurring with identity theft. Therefore, taking precaution paramount to our financial well being is essential. We all have become accustomed to a certain way of life, so we need to look at maintaining our

current status quo, or if nothing else, to think about how to maintain it. Looking at that, then we have to decide how to protect the circle of our comfort zone. A question to ask ourselves: What do I need to do to prevent a situation that really could be catastrophic to my lifestyle, my

self-esteem, my everything?

The take away: You will gain key insight with specific details by listening to this episode that will help you make personal decisions in reference to your current financial status.

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When you hear the word success, what comes to mind? The guest in this episode, renowned Jay David, who is an accomplished drummer, singer, songwriter, musician, actor, recovery counselor, and speaker, has dazzled the audience in numerous performances, including his position with Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show and he will dazzle you too! Jay shares how his love and talent for music began. His first appearance was at the age of two and a half. (He will tell you more about it on the show!)! This show intertwines his life’s journey as climbs and rises to the peak of fame and what was to follow. Jay is a hoot to listen to as he talks about being at Mercury Records in New York City…

“I was playing whenever all of the songwriters (they had about a hundred fifty songwriters) and whenever the songwriters would come up with a song that management thought was good, they went and they had me come in and record the drum parts for it. Then, along with two other instruments, it would just be a trio, and somebody would sing it. That’s how they would shop those songs to other artists that were looking for material in those days (this being the late 60s) and so I was in the studio all the time. Then I began singing the songs too. Then I began playing the piano, then the drums and things. So I was I was very busy. And one day this producer came in and he said, “Hey Jay! Listen to this song! And he played me a song called, “The Last Morning,” and he said, “This is a new group called, “Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show,” and they don’t have a drummer. They’re looking for a drummer. Do you want to go?” Well, I was the staff drummer.”

Later the group went to Columbia Records to meet with Clive Davis. While waiting amongst others and wanting to stand out so as to get a contract, here is what Jay said he did: “I walked behind his desk and took his trash can and turned it upside down and Dennis Andrade took that acoustic guitar and I played the trash can. That’s how we did our audition; in his office. The next day they signed us to a $750,000 deal.” Jay also shared how there were challenges with the BBC and what they would not let air due to possible copyright infringement and a “word” in a song, all of which he details and you will find quite interesting when you tune in!

Jay has recently been in some films and has released his “hilarious and insightful” new parody, “The Cover of the AARP,” on the album “This Road,” which includes originals and songs by Stephen Stills, Joe Egan (Steeler’s Wheel), and JJ Cale.

There is a lot to glean from this episode. For example, through perseverance, envisioning a dream, then pursuing that dream, you CAN achieve it! Jay says, “I’m a drummer for life. I always have been. I always will be and I’ll always make music. I have a little recording studio in my house here and I’ll be recording later today- JayDavismusic.com.”

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In this episode, guest Theresa Chaze, who is a writer, director, producer, and editor, with several credits to her name talks about her unscripted TV series, Horses and Heroes, which combines highly effective Peer Support Therapy with Equine Therapy. Unlike most in the genre, it will focus on healing and positive growth rather than endorsing bad behavior. They will be sharing their challenges and supporting each other as they find new solutions to their physical and emotional challenges. Theresa talks about how she’s supporting the veterans of the United States military who have served and how they work together to find new coping skills for their physical and emotional challenges. The emphasis will be on the veterans because they are people, they are not disposable parts of the war machine. She shares how veterans “need permission to seek help” as so many don’t because they think the ramifications will hurt their careers. “You’ve got this reputation of being tough guys and tough guys just sucked it up.” Theresa also has two other films that may also pique your interest: Never Can Say Good-bye tells the parallel storylines of the past and the present as the reincarnated souls are forced to decide between forgiveness and seeking the revenge they were denied in the past. Chalice Island is a Gothic Horror, which is comparable to the original Dark Shadows TV series. Jacqueline’s capacity to love is only exceeded by her need for vengeance after she finds her mother raped and murdered. When a source of evil offers both her and her brother the means to gain revenge, she enthusiastically embraces the dark arts. https://cproduction5.wixsite.com/cosmos-productions-

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Topping the second half of the show, returning financial expert and Founding President & CEO of Brad Williams Financial Services, LLC, guest Brad Williams, has over 25 years of experience and addressing financial concerns of retirees and business owners. He has very strong communication skills, is very personable, and he likes to focus on the clients’ concerns, and address what is important to them. On the show, we talk about how right now, “money stress,” is what a lot of people are losing sleep over and the possible causation. For example, our fast-paced society and being always connected digitally allows easy accessibility to consumer goods and constant marketing tactics that spur people to “act now,” without really paying too much attention to “how much it is going to cost.” The debt stacks ups quickly and only later the consumer realizes they may have overextended themselves.

Brad talks about how everything should be all about return on investment and that might only be return on investment for your own relaxation. You’ are going to spend money or take the time off to recharge, that’s good, that’s what you should do, but it’s also about things like college and college is one of those big expenses that people stress over. Brad suggests one of the best things is to sit down and write out the general life plan you hope to accomplish at the end of your life, write yourself a narrative on what you would like people to say about you what did, then figure out over the next five years what you want, such as a new car, a house, a trip to Europe, a hundred thousand in the bank, or some goal, and then ask, “okay how do I do that?” If my five-year goal is to save a hundred thousand dollars, then not counting interest, that means I need to save twenty thousand dollars a year, is that practical? There is a lot more! Tune in and find out how to take off some of the financial stress that you may be facing.

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In this episode, Rebecca delights you with the extremely talented and multi-faceted actress, Elle Rae Morris. Elle Rae is also a model, blogger, screenwriter, and can not only bring life to all of these things, but she brings life to other areas off-screen. She is an avid enthusiast in outdoor sports, such as hiking and rock climbing. She spent 12 years as a cheerleader and can go from that little black dress to her jeans and cowboy boots with zero problems. Elle Rae has been a contestant for Miss Rodeo America and is an experienced Barrell Racer. Talk about well rounded!

Elle Rae was able to share a little bit about upcoming film endeavors. One example is having been cast in the supporting role for the feature film, “Adrenaline.” A little cliffhanger here: it follows a young woman who hires a private investigator to follow her ex-fiance… You will want to tune in and hear the passion she has while sharing more about some of the other things she will be dazzling you with!

So just how does she succeed with all of these things and do it so elegantly? By having a planner! There are two things Rebecca and Elle Rae want the audience to embrace for their own growth. The first is to succeed and do it well, you have to have a plan, and follow your plan (with a handwritten planner) daily. The second is by continuing on your life’s journey and keep alert along the way. You just don’t know who is gonna cross your path, when, and at what point your dream or something even better will come into fruition.

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What a show! This episode brings two guests that are making one touchdown after another. The first guest is here to inspire you with his personal journey. He established himself as a leader at a young age and through tenacity on the football field, he earned recognition as one of Florida’s top football prospects. The New England Patriots drafted Elgin Davis into the NFL and he became the second player ever drafted from the University of Central Florida (UCF). There, he played two seasons before signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers and later the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the CFL. Elgin was inducted into the UCF Hall of Fame in 2010. Some say he ended his career with the London Monarchs, but a monarch is also a butterfly, which can represent a new life. This team title seems fitting for the new “field of life” he is playing on. One that will change the score for many to win in their current situation. Elgin is the compelling author of, “WHY DID THIS HAPPEN TO ME?,” a motivational speaker,” is married with two beautiful daughters, but most importantly, he is a man of God.” He showered his parents with gifts and personal attention, yet had to mourn the death of his father and a dear colleague. He is diligent in ministry and to his community to help correct many political and social ills that affect society.

Elgin introduced his colleague in the endeavor the two are taking to bring his story to the screen.

James Sliz Reese is the CEO & Founder of Truth Media Group. He is also an artist and producer of, “ 13 (feat. Cagney),” containing 19 tracks, along with a single, “Homicide.” He is the author of “Blind Rage” and as an actor, is known for his role in “Rated ATL (2016)” and “The Trouble with Cali (2012).” His talent does not stop there, he is also the designer of “Your Truly” shoes. The shoes are handcrafted in Italy, manufactured and shipped to you. (https://www.aliveshoes.com/yours-truly-3) The design is a unique limited edition shoe concept; you will not find this custom design anywhere else!

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In this episode, Rebecca talks with guest, James Twyman, who is the “NY Times” bestselling author of 16 books including, “The Moses Code” and “Emissary of Light.” He has also recorded more than 18 music albums including the “Billboard” chart bestseller, “I AM Wishes Fulfilled,” along with Dr. Wayne Dyer; produced or directed seven feature films; and has led millions of people in massive synchronized meditations while visiting countries such as: Bosnia, Iraq, Northern Ireland, South Africa and Israel. James now lives in Ajijic, Mexico, where he founded “Namaste Lake Chapala,” an interfaith peace community.

The two talk about how James has always had a special affinity for “St. Francis of Assisi,” so much so, this internationally famed “Peace Troubadour” recently took orders as a “Franciscan Hermit” and was inspired to write his most recent books, “Giovanni” and the “Camino of St. Francis.” James felt called to bring his new musical on “St. Francis,” “Brother Sun, Sister Moon” to “Broadway” on February 20-March 1, 2020. With the beloved saint as his model, he will travel a continent penniless, on foot, and with whatever food, housing, and transportation that God will provide to get him there. This is a fascinating show you that is quite uplifting! You can get involved in the journey with James and see his musical by clicking the links below.

www.StFrancisMusical.com or www.JimmyTwyman.com

Christopher Jordan is the owner and CEO of “HC Universal Network, LLC.” He has over 35 years of experience combined in live audio-video engineering, audio record operations, graphics, video mixing and switching, editing, web streaming, and much more. He is also the host of two radio/podcast shows, “Dudes n Beer” and “Talking Sound Podcast” with over a combined 35 years experience in the media and entertainment field.

In this episode, Rebecca and Chris bring an electric vibe that engages and equips the audience. Chris details how one can excel in doing something you are good at by doing something you enjoy. The duo talk about how they have equipped their children with this type of confidence and more. Chris even shares a secret bucket list wish and Rebecca is asking for first dibs to get the interview on this!!! Wanna know what it is? You have got to listen to the show to feel the fire!!! www.HCUniversalNetwork.com www.HCProductions.org www.DudesandBeer.com www.TalkingSoundShow.com

Guest, David J. Scranton, CEO, and founder of “Sound Income Strategies” talks with Rebecca about his book “The Retirement Income Stor-E: The Story behind The Launch of The Retirement Income Store!” David is a nationally renowned Money Manager, CEO, and founder of “Sound Income Strategies, LLC,” “Advisors’ Academy,” and “Scranton Financial Group.” He hosts “The Income Generation” on “NewsMaxTV” and is one of the nation’s most successful and respected independent financial advisors; his knowledge of stock market history enabled him to foresee the 2000 stock market collapse and the onset of a new 20-plus year secular bear market cycle.

On the show, Rebecca points out specific points she read in the book that is of surprising significance to many. In fact, it shifts the perspective of how money has been traditionally viewed. The two talk about the costs involved in retirement that is not accounted for. Rebecca was even surprised by her own hobbies and lifestyle that was not accounted for during her working years but was able to be addressed through the information provided by David’s expertise. The information will give a layperson a simple way to understand where not to put their money. Often, finances are convoluted so much that it breeds fear so strong people are afraid to learn about what to do with their money. By removing the fear and even educating financial advisors in understanding there is a “better way to go” lives can change dramatically!

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This episode features two incredibly talented actors, John Hall and Brian Elder, who are also writers, producers, and musicians that have earned the following awards “The Best Trailer Award” at “The Wild Bunch Film Festival, 2018,” “Official Selection” at “Global Trailer Film Festival, 2018,” “Semi-Finalist” at “Los Angeles CineFest, 2019,” and “Finalist,” at “Southern Stated Indies FanFilmFest, 2019,” for their film “Death and Compromise.”

John Hall is also the best selling author of “A New Breed” and “Guinea Pigs.” His writing in-depth insight and gift of writing brought him into the film world landing him a series on the “Discovery Channel” called, “United States of Paranoia.” “StickHorse Rodeo” is his band and they have produced several music videos that can be found on “YouTube.” Entertaining is not all John is about. On a very serious note, John is a doctor. He is an Anesthesiologist in Pain Management and strives to ensure he provides exceptional care to his patients.

Brian Elder is also a director. He found his way to the entertainment industry through music at a very young age. The personal gifts instilled within him were noticed and he eventually signed with a label. Oddly as it may seem, it was through a random phone call that an invitation was made to Brian to be on a film set for a few weeks and that mesmerized him. That invitation and experienced was so awe-inspiring, he was hooked. Brian has been working a few productions in various stages and is always looking to collaborate. His drive and passion for filmmaking, acting, directing, and screenwriting can not only be seen but is encapsulated within his work.

This is a fun show that talks with and about a friendship between this duo that is so uplifting and inspirational, it will not only invoke you to watch their film, but you may just wanna start a project with a loved one yourself! It truly makes you smile! The two are quite infectious!!! https://www.facebook.com/DeathAndCompromise

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This episode showcases guest, Terri Catherine, who is a Professor in Business Communication and Radio Broadcasting and holds an M.A. from the University of Arkansas and a B.A. from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. She is also a recipient of the “Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities & Colleges Award.” Terri demonstrates an unprecedented example of her academic discipline and is a model for making a difference in education and the community. She has served as a facilitator and provided community workshops covering topics such as communication, bullying, physical and verbal abuse, effective listening, and conflict management. This variety of topics covered reveals the breadth of her ability to transport these skills from communication discipline into service for the college campus and community.

Terri has worked both onscreen as an actor and off-screen as a producer, and has appeared in several television commercials throughout the United States. She has also frequently co-hosted the behind scene segment of the nationally syndicated radio show “That! Medical Quiz Show.” On the show the two talk about pursuing your dreams. Terri talks about courage, never giving up, and surrounding yourself with positive things. Rebecca points out how often we feel we are swimming alone when pursuing our dreams, but having a support system is essential, along with ridding ourselves with things we do not need. There is so much more uplifting talk in this episode! Tune in and check it out!

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In this episode guest, Robert Cunniff, a “Professional Geologist” turned “Actor/Producer,” who had spent over 25 years working for someone else and about 4 years ago went on to become a solo consultant is featured. His shift is one that shows how making a change can bring success if you follow your heart. As a Geologist, he was involved in environmental issues dealing with the remediation of contaminated soil and groundwater, as well as the geotechnical aspects of civil infrastructure. Robert has stood in the shadow of an ash cloud on the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii, traversed glaciers in the Swiss Alps, discovered previously unknown caverns, and geologically mapped the water tunnels over 700 feet below the streets of New York City. Once working for himself, he was finally able to branch out into other areas where he could focus on expressing his creativity.

Robert’s first acting gig was on the “FOX TV” series “Gotham” as a “Background Prisoner” in the “Blackgate Penitentiary.” Since then, he has worked on nearly every television show that films in the NYC area and his acting has progressed into principal roles. Robert, typically performs as a detective or a uniformed officer, in most of the true-crime recreation shows on the “Investigation Discovery” channel and he has built a following as a “Comedic Actor” on “Instagram” and “YouTube.” After answering an ad on “Backstage,” he was cast in a parody video called, “Work Naked Day,” produced by “New Media Comedy,” in Colonia, NJ. He then became a regular on “New Media Comedy’s” “Instagram” page with a weekly “Officer Bob” comedy video, and on a successful movie-review series titled “October Moviefest Countdown.” Robert recently became a full partner with “New Media Comedy” and is now a producer. He continues to make his own content, in addition to working behind the scenes of “New Media Comedy’s” productions.Some of their production pilots are for two major online streaming services and they have released a feature-length comedy, “Gail’s New Boyfriend,” now in negotiations for widespread distribution and doing well on the film festival circuit in the USA. They also have another feature-length drama, “Syzygy,” in post-production. There is no short in business as they continue to produce “Instagram” and longer-format comedy videos on a daily basis, some of which consistently receive in excess of one million views within 24 hours after posting.

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In the first episode of this double feature, Rebecca and expert guest, Taylor Letterman, who is a “Cryptocurrency Analyst” and “Trader” at “Simpler Trading,” talk about bitcoin and skepticism. Taylor doubled his money in 2016 and became a serious investor, researcher, and expert in every part of “crypto.” Taylor shares insight on what cryptocurrency is and how it relates to investing and risk. The two talk about how this compares to the “New York Stock Exchange” and how this relates to your investing. Taylor also shares a ‘lil look at what may be coming in the next 12-18 months and explains what “Facebook’s Libra” is.

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The second episode introduces you to Kathy Fettke, “Co-CEO and Co-Founder” of “Real Wealth Network,” based in Walnut Creek, CA, an organization dedicated to helping members get the most current and cutting edge education and information they need to succeed as real estate investors. Kathy is a licensed Realtor, former mortgage broker, and an active real estate investor She was selected as one of America’s “100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs” by “Goldman Sachs” at the 1st annual and now 2nd annual “Builders and Innovator’s Summit.” She is an active real estate investor, licensed Realtor, certified coach, and former mortgage broker who specializes in helping people build multi-million dollar real estate portfolios through creative finance and planning. Kathy received her BA in “Broadcast Communications” from “San Francisco State University” and worked in the newsrooms of “CNN,” “FOX,” “CTV” and “ABC-7.” She is the past-president of “American Women in Radio & Television.” Kathy became a “Certified Personal Coach” through the “Coaches Training Institute,” in San Rafael, CA. She used this to produce a cable television show called “DREAM,” which followed the process of 6 people going after their dreams over 90 days.

Rebecca and Kathy talk about the turning point that led to her determination to “overcome” a problem that could have devasted her life. Through her perseverance, she learned there is a key to unlocking wealth by using other people’s money. There are many ways to use other people’s money is going to a bank to get financing for a property. Rebecca becomes shocked when Kathy drops the bomb that people can have up to 10 mortgage loans at one time. Kathy also shares how to acquire this and use it to grow your money tree. She also shares how not to get taken while trying to lay a personal financial foundation. She makes her services available so one can learn by sharing hern knowledge and those who work with her, so you too can succeed. In fact, much of her website provides many free resources. You can also grab a copy of her book, “ Retire RichWith Rentals.”

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Halloween brings guest, Joe Castro, who is a Director, Producer, Special Effects Artist, and holds the Guinness Book of World Record’s for the “Highest body count in a Slasher film” (155 kills) for the film “The Summer of Massacre,”(2011), which won multiple awards. He started his career at the age of 15, creating special effects make-up that lead him down the road to win a national special effects make-up contest in “Monsterland Magazine.” The first feature film was shot on a 35 mm Panavision. Notably, it won a “Silver Award,” and was an apocalyptic horror feature film he produced and directed called, “Ceremony.” Using his parent’s ranch, he produced“Legend of the Chupacabra. This was his second internationally distributed feature film, followed by “Terror Toon.” In this film Joe produced, directed, and created the special effects so enthralling that four sequels followed. Later, Joe launched “The Jackhammer Massacre,” making it his 7th feature film and this film was distributed by “Lionsgate.” Joe has partnered with Steven Escobar and thus has brought his total of feature films to 18. He has personally won over 46 awards in the areas of producing, directing, and special effects. His 37 years of experience mentioned here is not exhaustive, plus there is more, much more to come.

In this episode, Rebecca and Joe talk about how Joe came to become so talented in the area of special effects and what he is doing now. He shows, in detail, some of his creations and talks about what it takes to make them come to life on screen. He also gives the audience an insight into his personal studio on camera. You just have to listen to the show because he is going to conduct a special effect for Halloween in Hollywood, California, whereby he will be naked. Yep, you read it right! Naked! There is also another appearance he will be making that you might want to be a part of! To find out more about that and where and when these events will be taking place you have to tune-in!

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This episode brings to you guest Artie Hoffman, who has been a master-level psychic medium, intuitive life coach, and spiritual advisor, motivational speaker, for over two decades. His strong faith and natural intuitiveness, coupled with his ability to provide emotional understanding, makes him the preeminent spiritual therapist with foresight. A nationally renowned speaker, healer, and radio personality, Artie’s weekly radio show, “Angels and Answers,” gives listeners a chance to connect with him from anywhere in the U.S. People call in to discuss a variety of topics from love and relationships, career/finances, and family life, to communicating with their deceased loved ones.

Artie has also been a featured regular on NJ 101.5, XTU 92.5, Cat Country 107.3 and Buzz Radio and has performed his spiritual shows throughout the United States, including the Trump Plaza in Atlantic City and was booked to perform at the Palace of Versailles in France. His seminars and workshops are always well attended, drawing a large number of people wanting to gain insight and advice, and to help better themselves. He has also had clients to include some of the top personalities in the movie, music and television industry, as well as sports figures and athletes, and prominent political figures. Artie conducts his one-on-one private readings at his office or over the phone, as well as doing group parties and corporate events around the country.

On the show, Rebecca and Artie talk about how having expectations and demands on others create challenges and that others may not be capable of meeting those demands. This sets us up for disappointment and we end up hurt. The two talk candidly about the unhealthiness of relationships and how to change specific behaviors to create better relationships. The topic of perception and the amount of energy invested into the situation is discussed in detail with respect to how it plays out within any situation or relationship. Artie talks about why it may be necessary to cut the ties to a person within an unhealthy relationship. Rebecca supports this by explaining how, oftentimes, we stay in unhealthy situations because we are accustomed to it; it is familiar. There is much insight to glean from the male-female perspective within this conversation!

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The first episode opens with guest Bennett J. Vonderheide, also known as “Nomoli Ben.” Ben is a Producer, Nomoli Hunter, Collector, and Figurine Expert, and has appeared on “Ancient Aliens” as an expert. Ben talks about scared Nomoli carved figurines, from deep in the jungles of West Africa, he acquired through a friend. Several years ago he began outreach to find other collectors, only to realize these artifacts and powerful stones were virtually unknown. This only intensified Ben’s curiosity and desire to enlighten others to the Nomoli. Thus, he engaged the investigative tools honed as “Daddy Justice” and along with his son “Q-Man,” compiled the most complete (though not finished by far) compendium of facts ever available on these enigmatic artifacts. One very compelling rediscovery is the connection to the Dogon and their Deities. Ben is collaborating with his colleague Professor Kwaku Ofori Ansa on the first-ever book and documentary specifically on Nomoli stones and where they fit.

Ben revels in showing his families world-class collection beaming when he gets to the excessively rare examples which lend themselves to Ancient Alien theorist.

Many aficionados are hearing about Nomoli for the first time and just may be inspired to connect with, acquire, and activate their own stone. http://www.ancientalienstones.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/bennett-j-vonderheide-39483a15b

The second episode brings guest Matthew Plotner, who is Radio Show Host of “That Anger Management Crap,” Writer, and a Teacher talks about how he started educating and helping others in the arena of anger management. He tells the chain of events leading from a loud argument to an arrest, then an anger management class that caused him to see things differently about certain things he shares on the show. Things many of us may want to explore from another angle as well. From there, it turned out he learned so much he continued to go and eventually it lead to teaching not only the class but hosting a radio show. His story is profound and one that is relatable, compelling, and needs to be shared.https://www.thatangermanagementcrap.com/?fbclid=IwAR0uS9bomR5OTTLXZYI-2FXOYmmRzErcpMD0_UIu3qSVF6mUbe0hQN22eBM