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The Chuck & Julie Show with Chuck Bonniwell and Julie Hayden
With Guest, Paul Lawrence
The corrupt Left crosses a line that should never have been crossed with this week’s Trump arrest. But it only makes him and his base more determined. Plus Paul Lawrence PhD on the “woke” infestation in the military and his new book, Veterans Benefits, Get What You Deserve.
Paul R. Lawrence is a businessman, author and passionate Veteran advocate. He has 35 years of experience solving management problems in large, complex organizations. As a private sector executive, he was a consulting Partner at two Big-Four accounting firms and a Vice President in two Fortune 500 companies. He is a government management thought leader, having written several books on the subject.
The Metaphysical Hour with Julia Cannon and Tracie Mahan
With Guest, Anna Morozova
My name is Anna Morozova, and I am a QHHT Practitioner Level 2.
These days I know: We Are What We Believe.
Every day, we create ourselves through our beliefs and how we perceive our experiences, how we think about the world around us and the people we meet. We can easily get what we want by using the power of the Subconscious.
Connection with the Subconscious makes me feel confident in my own life purpose, it allows me to move forward with passion and without fear or hesitation. I live my life enjoying every opportunity that is presented to me.
Lynda Rich was born in Wollongong (pronounced: Wool-on-gong) Australia and spent her early childhood at the foot of Mount Keira where she liked to climb the mountain and hang out at the waterfalls in the rainforest or play in the creek watching frogs and tadpoles with the other neighborhood children.
Guest, Paul Lawrence
The corrupt Left crosses a line that should never have been crossed with this week’s Trump arrest. But it only makes him and his base more determined. Plus Paul Lawrence PhD on the “woke” infestation in the military and his new book, Veterans Benefits, Get What You Deserve.
We have been forced to bury the children two and three to a grave. – John Zimmerman, Principal, Anglican Mohawk ‘Indian Residential School’, Brantford, May 6, 1948