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We continue interviews with candidates for Colorado GOP Chair. Today it’s Tina Peters, former SOS candidate and former Mesa County Clerk and Recorder.
In this episode, Bonnie and David speak with Rodger Ruge, published author and Certified Life Coach about building resilience within the first responder community. Rodger is a retired police officer, survivor of complex post-traumatic stress disorder and 30-year mindfulness and resilience practitioner, trainer and coach.
Rodger shares valuable nuggets of practical wisdom as he shares his journey, from being one of the first responders to undergo EMDR therapy, to a practice of tactical self-care. Rodger did a deep dive into every alternative modality he could discover, including mindfulness and resilience practices, learning from doctors, monks, martial arts and chi gong masters and Native American shamans.
Rodger also speak about his books, The Warrior's Mantra, Navigating Adversity; Tactical Self-Care for First Responders; Keeping it all Together: Building Resilience at Home while Serving the Community, and Reasoned Resiliency: A Rational Devotional for First Responders, all available on Amazon.
JonBenet’s family continues to push for a fresh investigation into her death, claiming the Boulder Police are ignoring DNA evidence that points to an intruder.
Investigator Mark Pfoff has new insight on DNA that all points to a same source, not family members.
Plus, former State Senator Kevin Lundberg enters the race for Colorado GOP Chair. He joins us live.
TITLE: ANGELS, ARCHANGELS, ASCENDED MASTERS and MORE!
In life today, it seems everyone has a unique way of seeing the world we live in, both the “seen” world and the “unseen” world. On one hand, it is therefore difficult to come to a perfect alignment many times with others. And at the same time, perhaps it is an opportunity for us to embrace a larger world of possibilities.
During this program I will share about Angels, Archangels, The Ascended Masters as well as my experiences with the Elementals. I like to offer numerous possibilities to listeners, because I know many are in search of answers at this time. Some relate to one thing, and others relate to something different.
I think of beauty of looking at the larger picture is that we can see many possibilities and then partake of what is right for us in any one moment. I tend to have a “persona” that can see life from many perspectives and enjoy the diversity. And yet, I’ve not experienced it all! Thus, some of what I will share is from my direct experience, some from the experience of others and others what I’ve heard and/or read that resonates as “truth” to my being and perhaps to you.
Also, I’ve done a couple “experiments” over the last year in regards to intention, prayer and the realm of the angels, archangels and ascended Masters and will share that also. When we set an intention and truly show our openness to the “unseen” world, miracles do happen!
My direct experience with the “Elementals” for around 20 years has been remarkable. If I would take any one of the experiences, I’d say, that was a miracle! And then when I put them all together, I do believe they fall into the category of miracles and yet, they seem to be also based on “laws”. Caroline Myss has often said that God is “law”. So let’s look at what this might mean, in this one particular setting.
Monique Verpoort, Certified Emotional Freedom Techniques,(EFT-Tapping) Practitioner, Author joins me along with Debbie Peterson, former California Mayor, Speaker & Community City Hall Call To Action Advocate.
Walter meets the Primate
by Kevin D. Annett
Table Talk No. 4
Everyday Carnage
Media Notice and Call for Actors regarding two daring new Canadian plays
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Educator, Trainer, Podcaster. Speaker
Eric Chase is a speaker, educator and podcaster, who has experience in the Military, Law Enforcement, Fire Fighting, and EMS as a Paramedic.
Eric is dedicated to improving individual & organizational engagement in a pro-social/psychologically safe environment by providing workshops & classes including:
dealing with failure, listening, feedback, simulations, public speaking, accepting ideas, collaboration, leadership, mindfulness, anxiety, and resilience. EMSIMPROV Emphasizes the role of play and joy through humor.
Ward 3 representative of the DC State Board of Education
Eric Goulet grew up as the son of two public school teachers in Baldwinsville, NY. He graduated from the State University of New York, College at Geneseo with a BA in Political Science in 1999. Immediately after college, Eric attended the University of Notre Dame School of Law, where he graduated in 2002. During his third-year of law school, Eric taught a Street Law course to students at a high school in South Bend, Indiana.
Eric is licensed to practice law in the District of Columbia and Virginia. He began his professional career in Washington, DC in 2003, as a legislative counsel for the DC Council, Committee on Human Services, overseeing health and aging issues for committee chairperson, Ward 8 Councilmember Sandy Allen. In 2005, Eric became the Director of the Council's Committee on Finance and Revenue. As Committee Director, Eric moved important legislation through the Committee, including Bill 15-1028, the “Ballpark Omnibus Financing and Revenue Act of 2004”, which approved the construction of the Washington Nationals stadium and brought Major League Baseball back to the District of Columbia. During this time, Bill 16-250, the "School Modernization Financing Act of 2006" was introduced by Councilmembers Adrian Fenty, Vincent Gray, and Kwame Brown, and referred to the Committee on Finance and Revenue. Eric visited over a dozen DC Public Schools and found them to be in a state of woeful disrepair. Eric worked with Councilmembers Jack Evans and Kathy Patterson to create an ongoing financing mechanism for public school capital funding that paved the way for the $5 billion Phase 1 modernization of DC Public Schools.
In 2007, Eric was appointed as Budget Director for the DC Council by Chairman Vincent Gray. Soon after, the country entered the period known as the Great Recession. Eric led the legislative oversight and approval process of the DC budget through a period of nine consecutive quarters of sharply declining revenue during the Great Recession. Eric worked with the Office of the Chief Financial Officer, led by Dr. Natwar Gandhi, to draft legislation to establish DC’s 12% debt cap and require two months cash-on-hand, which allowed DC to recover from the recession and achieve Triple-A bond ratings for the first time ever. Eric worked with Chairman Gray to allocate funding for Bill 17-537, the"Pre-k Enhancement and Expansion Amendment Act of 2008", which created the first universal pre-kindergarten program for three and four-year-olds in the country, even as revenue was declining and other programs were being cut.
In 2011, Eric became the District of Columbia Budget Director, overseeing the District's $11 billion budget. Eric developed and executed an annual operations plan to ensure the DC government stayed within budget, and created the Spending Pressure Task Force that identified and eliminated over $100 million of overspending within DC government agencies. Through these savings, Mayor Vincent Gray was able to invest in transformational initiatives, such as maximizing Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act, increasing access to inclusive special education services, and funding a capital modernization of all DC Public Schools and DC playgrounds.
In 2017, Eric decided to return to the Council's Committee on Health, because despite having nearly 97% of our residents insured, there are still significant health outcome disparities in DC driven by social determinants of health. As Committee Director, under the leadership of Committee chairperson Vince Gray, Eric drafted legislation to transform DC’s health care system for its two eastern wards with a new state-of-the-art community hospital, an ambulatory care center, and two urgent care centers. Eric also worked with his Committee staff to draft the Birth-to-Three for All DC Act of 2018, which will make subsidized high-quality childcare services available for all DC families with children from birth to age three.
Eric was recently elected as the Ward 3 representative of the D.C. State Board of Education and will focus on solving Ward 3 school overcrowding, attracting and retaining teachers, and expanding Out of School Time and summer programs for all DC youth. Eric lives in the Palisades with his two sons, Alec and Chan, and his two dogs, Scarlet and Domino. When Eric is not representing the students and families of Ward 3 he enjoys running and weight-lifting.
entrepreneur, best-selling author, podcaster
Elena Harder is here to catalyze your Joygasm! Through her own experience of decades of depression, postpartum rage and psychosis, she awakened to the need for mother centered communities of care.
Spending far too many years as a workshop junkie, single mother and struggling entrepreneur she knows what it is to work too hard for too little reward. A destined encounter with Joygasm showed a path out of the shitstorm and into a new beautiful life. Sharing vulnerable stories of transformation through her podcast The Joygasmic Life. She offers attunements to release rape from your yoni, quit expecting the worst from your kids and heal compulsive over giving. She is an international best-selling author of 3 books with a postpartum healing journal coming soon.
She catalyzes mothers to empower themselves through digestible eCourses to help remove negative self-talk, alchemize daily stressors and create their own Joygasmic Life.
writer, producer, actress
Christina Urias (you-ri-us) a writer, producer, and actress.
Grandave Capital got started five years ago. Ruben Islas who always dreamt of making movies, brought me on I was the second employee, Candice DelGuidice was the first. We’ve grown so much over the years, adding many talented people to our ever-growing dynamic team.
I come from a very tightly knit family. My mother is from Mexico, my father from Los Angeles of German Mexican decent. I have two brothers. I am the middle child. I am definitely a Tomboy. So when it came to acting action scenes or stunt work that didn’t come out of the ordinary for me. I grew up emulating Rocky Balboa vs. Ivan Drago fights with my brothers. Of course, we each always wanted to be Rocky! We would recite lines from Lion Heart and Kickboxer wanted to be just like Jean Claude Van Damme, and still do.
So, whenever there’s a chance to unleash that childhood playfulness I was so use to reenacting as a kid, as an adult and now actress I come in swinging, for the opportunity.
Ruben I came up with the Idea for Divorce Bait, along with two their writers This a raunchy comedy that came out this past December on every streaming platform. I had a small cameo as Jasmin, the bitchy assistant.
On a business trip to Palm Springs, Ruben, Candice and I met downstairs for lunch. Ruben tells us about this dream he had. I was a nun and was holding a crucifix in church. I was like ok, Candice and I both laughing.
He said we should make a movie. So, we started researching about nuns Ruben came across this amazing story about a nun who died saving a girl from human trafficking. We did more and more research and found an elite group of super nuns called Talitha Kum, which means little girl I say to you Arise. Mark 5:41.
When we found this out, we knew we had to make this movie happen. I started writing and Ruben says: Oh yeah, you’re playing the lead.
I’ve always admired actors and the ability to portray and give life to a character. I never dreamed that was in the stars for me. So, when I was presented with the opportunity of a lifetime I stepped up to the plate.
Final Vow is and will always be one of the best experiences of my life. That will premiere at the Boston International Film Festival, April 15th.
After Final Vow, we started Last Call shortly after and that was filmed in Mazatlan. I cowrote that produced and was a supporting actor in that film.
We just wrapped Gringo Hunters and that’s in post-production. I play a villain named Tracy. I start a new project Mid-April.
Amirah is a spiritual guide, psychic medium, medical intuitive, speaker, and near-death experiencer.
My guest Reverend Amirah Hall is a Manifestation Mentor, NDE, Author, Speaker Psychic Medium, Medical Intuitive, Healer. She’s a multifaceted individual who has overcome adversity to become a spiritual guide, psychic medium, medical intuitive, speaker, and near-death experiencer. Her expertise in metaphysics, combined with her unique combination of talents and experiences, make her a valuable resource for those seeking spiritual guidance. She is also an accomplished author of 5 books, including "LOVE UP Your Life" and "Manifesting Miracles 101", offering practical advice and guidance on how to live a more fulfilling life. With her dedication and commitment, Amirah Hall is a true inspiration to those seeking to build resilience, self-discovery, and growth.
