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Alider Pratts is a veteran of the US Marine Corps, has served North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue (NJ) since 2004, and has quickly risen through the ranks by scoring at the top of each of his promotional lists. Pratts became a Captain in 2010, where he worked in the department’s busiest companies including Squad 1 and Ladder Tower 3 in West New York, NJ. He became a Battalion Chief in 2017, where he covered all three battalions as the Third Platoon’s rotating BC, before being promoted to Deputy Chief in 2022.
Ready to take your career to the next level and achieve that long-awaited promotion? We welcome Al Pratts, Deputy Chief and Chief of Special Operations at North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue and delve deep into the intricate relationship between the first responder promotional process and mental health. Learn valuable insights on preparing for the promotional process and discover challenges faced by responders before and after being promoted, shedding light on how leaders play a pivotal role in shaping the well-being of their subordinates.
Based in Los Angeles, Nick Kennerly is a violinist & singer/songwriter. Nick has performed alongside many renowned artists including Elton John, David Crosby, Glenn Frey, John Fogerty, Machine Gun Kelly, blackbear and Bollywood legend Sonu Nigam. Nick has played on many major recordings for artists such as Justin Bieber, Big Sean, Kaskade, Jhené Aiko, Metro Boomin, Future, Lil Uzi Vert & Swae Lee.
As far back as she can remember, Emily has been interested in human behavior and understanding people’s actions, hearts, and inner worlds. As a teen, her interest in the human experience grew; her boyfriend’s mother was diagnosed with lung cancer and, within three months, died. This personal experience with illness, loss, grief, and finally, death hugely impacted her and propelled her to embrace life and ask questions; Why are we here? What is our purpose? How can we make a more meaningful contribution in our lifetime? What happens when we die?
Life Changes Show with Filippo Voltaggio and cohost Mark Laisure, with Executive Producer Dorothy
Guests, Author, Therapist, and Public Speaker Emily Graham and, Violinist and Singer/Songwriter, Nick Kennerly
Featuring Performance Guest, Violinist and Singer/Songwriter, Nick Kennerly; and Interview Guest, Author, Therapist, and Public Speaker Emily Graham on Episode 780 of The LIFE CHANGES Show
Interview Guest: EMILY GRAHAM; and Performance Guest: NICK KENNERLY
Cam Amen, a resilient individual, gained widespread recognition on American Idol in 2023.
Before his appearance on the show, Cam embraced responsibility at the age of 19 by adopting his younger brother and sister after aging out of the foster care system. After sharing his story on American Idol, Cam’s fans have shown immense support for his charitable work, inspiring children in foster care with his example of perseverance and compassion.
Life Changes Show with Filippo Voltaggio and cohost Mark Laisure, with Executive Producer Dorothy
Guests, Singer, Songwriter, Author, Cam Amen and, Health Coach and Integrative Nutritionist, Anna Grace Maybury
Featuring Performance Guest, Singer, Songwriter, Author, Activist, Cam Amen; and Interview Guest, Certified Health Coach and Integrative Nutritionist, and Creator of Alchemy Tri Wellness, Anna Grace Maybury on The LIFE CHANGES Show, Episode 779
Interview Guest: ANNA GRACE MAYBURY; and Performance Guest: CAM AMEN
Lonnie founded Malibu Fitness in 1986. Growing up in Malibu since age 12, Lonnie has well established herself in the community. She holds a BA in Kinesiology and a teaching credential. Her interest in the field and love for athletics stemmed from her early years as a competitive gymnast.
Lonnie has over 40 years of experienced and is certified in TRX, Spin, Pilates, Group Fitness, Injury Prevention and an NASM Certified Women’s Fitness Specialist.
Sage Rader is on a mission to help a million people live more pain-free lives this year.
In 2014 a severe workplace injury and failed neck fusion surgery confined Sage to bed for over a year. By the end of it, he was 320lbs and struggled to walk, think and communicate while on more pills than anyone watching could believe.
The pills stopped working, and physical discomfort became his primary teacher…to this day.