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No Matter How Far You’ve Fallen, There Is a Way Out | Rowan Vale
No Matter How Far You’ve Fallen, There Is a Way Out | Rowan Vale

What happens when you spend years trying to belong, please everyone else, and escape the pain inside—until you no longer recognize yourself?

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What War, Humor, and Storytelling Reveal About Human Nature | Kenny Dupar
What War, Humor, and Storytelling Reveal About Human Nature | Kenny Dupar

What can war, humor, and storytelling teach us about human nature?

Today’s guest is Kenny Dupar, a retired military officer, retired construction prof…

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Will Your Future Self Thank You for What You Do Today? | Butch Phelps
Will Your Future Self Thank You for What You Do Today? | Butch Phelps

What if the way you age isn’t simply something that happens to you—but something you can prepare for?

Today’s guest is Butch Phelps, a functional mass…

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What Does Foreign Aid Really Do? An Insider’s View of USAID | Clifford H. Brown
What Does Foreign Aid Really Do? An Insider’s View of USAID | Clifford H. Brown

What does foreign aid actually look like when you’re the person working on the ground?

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Why We’re Drawn to the Unknown | Robert O. Bowers
Why We’re Drawn to the Unknown | Robert O. Bowers

Why are human beings so fascinated by things we don’t understand?

Today’s guest is Robert O. Bowers, a storyteller, outdoorsman, and self-published au…

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Why Great Films Still Disappear: The Business of Getting Audiences to Watch | Shaked Berenson & Tom Malloy
Why Great Films Still Disappear: The Business of Getting Audiences to Watch | Shaked Berenson & Tom Malloy

What happens after you’ve made the movie?

For independent filmmakers, finishing a film is only part of the challenge. The harder question can be findi…

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AI Is a Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity—But the Window Won’t Stay Open | Ken Chester
AI Is a Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity—But the Window Won’t Stay Open | Ken Chester

What happens when technology moves faster than the systems built to support it?

Today’s guest is Ken Chester, a nationally syndicated automotive journ…

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How Revolutions Actually Happen: The 8 Stages Most People Never See | Rick Hoppe
How Revolutions Actually Happen: The 8 Stages Most People Never See | Rick Hoppe

Revolutions often appear sudden from the outside. But what if they actually develop through recognizable stages long before the world realizes what’s…

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The Psychology Behind Our Search for Meaning | Jamey Hecht
The Psychology Behind Our Search for Meaning | Jamey Hecht

What happens when someone longs for faith but finds themselves intellectually or emotionally unable to believe?

Today’s guest is Dr. Jamey Hecht, a ps…

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The Body Is More Than a Collection of Symptoms | Andrew P. Scheim
The Body Is More Than a Collection of Symptoms | Andrew P. Scheim

What if our approach to health should begin with better questions rather than simply treating symptoms?

Today’s guest is Andrew P. Scheim, a wellness …

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