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Financial Fitness with Dr. Frances Rahaim, The Money Doctor
Guest John Sosville, Mergers and Acquisitions Consultant of Platform Brokerage joins The Money Doctor today. What’s your exit strategy? What’s your business worth? Henry Ford said, “Whether you think you can or you think you can’t – you’re right.” The same may be true about selling your business. Join us for 30 minutes that just might change your business exit strategy!!
The True History with Tara Green and Rama Arjuna and guests
Here We Stand with Reverend Kevin D. Annett
Evil has an address: Crimes of the United Church of Canada, yesterday and today
Sound Healing with David Gibson
Upcoming Conference on April 26th - 28th, Sound Baths and Presenters
As You Wish Talk Radio with James Gilliland
The Coming Eclipse April 8, 2024
In this eye-opening episode of our podcast, we delve into the life of Rob Rudewicz, a man whose career in law enforcement spanned two decades, culminating in his retirement as a Captain from the Hartford Police Department. Rob's journey is not just a tale of policing a city he grew up in, but it's also a raw exploration of his own personal battles with addiction, depression, and anxiety. His story is one of vulnerability and courage, as he shares his experiences with unflinching honesty, offering listeners a rare glimpse into the complexities of life behind the badge.
Rob Rudewicz retired at the rank of Captain from the Hartford Police Department after a successful 20 year career. He held a variety of traditional and non traditional positions including acting chief of police. His early experiences growing up in the city combined with his police career contributed to a long term battle with addiction to alcohol, depression and anxiety. He shares his struggles over the years as well as his ultimate success in finding true recovery, honestly and openly in this podcast.
In this enlightening episode, we delve into the impactful world of first responders and the mental health challenges they face, through the lens of Captain Chris Moore's personal and professional experiences. As a key figure in his department's Behavioral Health and Peer Support Team, Chris opens up about his own battle with post-traumatic stress, diagnosed in 2018, following years of dedicated service. His story is one of vulnerability, courage, and the transformative power of support and openness.
