Podcasts about breaking down the walls

In this episode of Veterans for Recovery, host Major John Donovan welcomes Jeremy Drucker to discuss the multifaceted journey of recovery. Jeremy's talks about his background in English literature, his career in public service, and his personal recovery journey. The conversation touches on the complexities of substance use, the importance of a person-centered approach to treatment, and the upcoming Veterans listening session in Minnesota. Join us for an insightful discussion on how recovery can be a path to freedom and self-discovery. Support the Show. Tune into our CHW Streaming Radio and the full lineup at cominghomewell.com Download on Apple Play and Google Play Online-Therapy.com ~ Life Changing Therapy Click here for a 20% discount on your first month. Thank you for listening! Be sure to SHARE, LIKE and leave us a REVIEW!

In this episode of Veterans for Recovery, host Major John Donovan welcomes Jeremy Drucker to discuss the multifaceted journey of recovery. Jeremy's talks about his background in English literature, his career in public service, and his personal recovery journey. The conversation touches on the complexities of substance use, the importance of a person-centered approach to treatment, and the upcoming Veterans listening session in Minnesota. Join us for an insightful discussion on how recovery can be a path to freedom and self-discovery.Support the Show.Tune into our CHW Streaming Radio and the full lineup at cominghomewell.comDownload on Apple Play and Google PlayOnline-Therapy.com ~ Life Changing Therapy Click here for a 20% discount on your first month.Thank you for listening! Be sure to SHARE, LIKE and leave us a REVIEW!

Today we talk about breaking down the walls.Website: https://havefaithletitbegin.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channelTwitter: https://twitter.com/HaveFaithFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/HFLIBThe CROC Podcast: Podcasts | CROC (crocvip.com)Mailing address P.O.Box 147 Walden NY 12586Spotify @IHeartRadio @Spreaker @Soundcloud @Tumblr @Youtube @facebook, @tiktok#mondaythoughts, #mondaywisdom, #mondaymotivation #tuesdaythoughts, #tuesdaymotivation, #TuesdayWisdom, #wednesdaymotivation, #wednesdaywisdom, #wednesdaythoughts #tbt #thursdaythoughts #thursdaymotivation #ThursdayWisdom #tgif, #fridaythoughts, #fridaymotivation, #FridayWisdom, @Spotify @IHeartRadio @Spreaker @Soundcloud @Tumblr @Youtube @facebook, @tiktok, #podcast, #PodcastingBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/have-faith-let-it-begin--3015374/support.

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God's love knows no borders, boundaries, or limitations. It reaches every person, regardless of origin or language. When we strive to follow Jesus's greatest commandment, “Love one another,” we can begin to break down the walls that often divide us. This week, we speak to pastor Eric Costanzo and one of his church members, Yana Sherdis, who have dedicated their lives to serving and supporting refugees and international families through their church's powerful outreach program. We'll also speak with the director of a new docuseries, ACROSS, Julie Mirlicourtois who shares the inspiring faith of Christian asylum seekers from Central America.    Links, Products, and Resources Mentioned: Jesus Calling Podcast Jesus Calling Jesus Always Jesus Listens Past interview: Anthony Ray Hinton Upcoming interview: Father James Martin www.ReadRelief.com John 13:34 NIV   Eric Costanzo  Yana Sherdis South Tulsa Baptist Church English second language program ESL classes www.southtulsa.org   Julie Mirlicourtois ACROSS Oprah Winfrey Show CBS News  Maybe God  St. Luke's United Methodist Interview Quotes: “The biggest thing that made a difference was when folks who were from our church and had been there for a while really started to interact with their refugee and immigrant neighbors and they realized who they were, and they saw them, just who they truly are.” - Eric Costanzo  “When anyone is looking for a safe place or a refuge—it could be because of physical circumstances or emotional circumstances or legitimate issues of safety or spiritual issues—the church can be that kind of safe harbor, just like a ship comes to the harbor so that it might find safe passage.” - Eric Costanzo  “I think I had this gift of faith all along. I think I could feel God so clearly, I just had no clue who He was.” - Julie Mirlicourtois  “It kind of felt like I had been talking to this person on the other side of a closed door my whole life, wondering if He was real or just part of my imagination, and then He revealed Himself to me in so many undeniable ways.” - Julie Mirlicourtois  “I had believed for so long these lies, lies I'd been told about Christians, about Jesus, and I really became determined to cut through the noise of culture and politics and reach people in those secular audiences where I once was.” - Julie Mirlicourtois  “Following the lives of these asylum seekers for the past two and a half, three years, I've never understood more of what the Bible tells us when it says ‘Blessed are the poor.' Their faith has enriched and enhanced my faith and countless other people so much. It's taught me to shift my perspective that the hardships are there for a reason. I can't just make my life and my kids' lives in this comfortable place. I have to really thank God for the good and the bad and keep growing through it.” - Julie Mirlicourtois  ________________________ Enjoy watching these additional videos from Jesus Calling YouTube channel! Audio Episodes:     https://bit.ly/3zvjbK7  Bonus Podcasts:     https://bit.ly/3vfLlGw  Jesus Listens: Stories of Prayer:  https://bit.ly/3Sd0a6C  Peace for Everyday Life:     https://bit.ly/3zzwFoj  Peace in Uncertain Times:     https://bit.ly/3cHfB6u  What's Good?     https://bit.ly/3vc2cKj  Enneagram:     https://bit.ly/3hzRCCY  ________________________  Connect with Jesus Calling Instagram Facebook Twitter Pinterest YouTube Website

The founder of the streetwear sensation broke into fashion thanks not only to his steely determination and breakthrough creative ideas, but also the unwavering support of the community he built from the ground up.Background: Within a decade, Colm Dillane, the New York-based founder and designer of streetwear label KidSuper, went from selling T-shirts to fellow students out of his New York University dorm room to winning the the Karl Lagerfeld Special Jury Prize at the LVMH Prize in 2021 and designing a one-off menswear collection for Louis Vuitton. But it wasn't a straight shot to success. The now 32-year-old has had to learn the ropes of fashion the hard way, maxing out his bank account, taking risk after risk to figure out how to transform his creativity into a bonafide business. Through it all, Dillane has focused on community-building as an end goal.“It's always funny when brands reach out to me and they're like, ‘We love the community you created'. I would always be like, ‘They're creating community to sell product. I was selling product to create community. What are you doing this for? If it's not to meet interesting people?” says Dillane. This week on The BoF Podcast, BoF founder and editor-in-chief Imran Amed sits down with Dillane to discuss his journey as a designer and his lessons for emerging fashion designers and entrepreneurs. Key Insights:Dillane came from outside fashion, and from the start, has used his creativity to get the industry's attention. “When I was young, [I felt] the fashion industry was the most elitist, stand-offish, impossible thing to break into,” he recalls. But in navigating his way further into the industry, he saw that “creativity and new ideas are embraced and supported and championed more so than I thought they would be,” When musicians started asking about the brand, Dillane didn't simply ship off his T-shirts, hoodies and hats to them. Rather he wanted to build a relationship. “I always wanted to meet people, so I would never send clothing, I would send myself,” he says, recalling how meeting the late rapper Mac Miller in person led to one of the brand's first breaks — with the musician sporting a KidSuper hat on an album cover.Even amid the big breaks, perseverance is critical, he says. In 2019, he thought his brand would catapult to fame overnight after receiving a rave review in Vogue following his first show, a hastily produced off-calendar event during Paris Fashion Week. The reality was different. “I get this amazing review… I'm now a superstar designer. [But] nothing changes in my life,” recalls Dillane. The designer didn't give up — “I'm not a quitter” — and by 2021, KidSuper held its first official PFW show, “Everything's Fake Until It's Real.”Dillane believes young designers can look to KidSuper for inspiration. “I've never deleted an Instagram post, so you can scroll down and see like me buying my first sewing machine or and kind of chronologically follow how I got here,” he says. “I think it's pretty cool for how far I've gotten.”Additional Resources:Louis Vuitton Taps KidSuper Designer Colm Dillane For Next Menswear Collection: Designer Colm Dillane, whose label KidSuper won LVMH's Karl Lagerfeld Prize in 2021, has “embedded” with Louis Vuitton's menswear studio in recent months to help design its men's collection set to be revealed 19 January. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week in the vault, Derick flies solo at the Blue Form Media studio to share some ideas that are near to him. Derick discusses how labels such as Republican, Democrat, black, white, gay, straight, etc. are used to divide us. He encourages people to stand up for what they believe in and to have conversations with those who have different beliefs. He also emphasizes the importance of setting a good example for the next generation and breaking down barriers that they may face.Find Weapon X Holsters here:https://weaponxholsters.com/Find Blue Form Media here:https://www.blueformmedia.com/

In this episode, the twins welcome singer/songwriter Kristi Jacques.  During the pandemic, Kristi picked up the guitar again after 25 years and began writing and recording. She now has two albums and several freestanding singles under her belt, and she's just getting started.  In 2009, Kristi was diagnosed with pulmonary sarcoidosis, an autoimmune disease that affects many organs and usually goes away on its own, but not in her case.  Join us for a candid conversation with Kristi about all of the above, plus her creative process and collaborations, gear, guitars and three songs from her catalog. SHOW NOTES: 0:00 - "Working On A Dream" by Kristi Jacques 3:07 - Greetings and about Kristi 5:18 - Here's Kristi / About "Working On A Dream" 6:40 - Music production / Tavis Stanley / Art of Dying / Internet-era production / Todd Kerns 7:50 - Growing up in Charleston, S.C. / Music / Spoleto Festival / Fox Music House / Charleston Free Times newspaper  10:15 - Arrival in Myrtle Beach 11:02 - The Diabetes Wellness Council / "Eartha Gets Well"  12:38 - The pandemic / Nutrition degree / Picking up the guitar again / YouTube rabbit hole / Myles Kennedy insired Kristi to get back into music 13:55 - Relearning guitar from Tesla's Dave Rude / Musicianship versus songwriting 14:41 - Project timeline / Songwriting / College of Charleston / Writing lyrics / Elise Testone 16:05 - Songwriting process / Mission Control Studios / Working remotely with Tavis Stanley 16:56 - "Better Late Than Never" by Kristi Jacques / Recording in Nashville / Off the Row Recording Studio  18:30 - Details about new single, "Breaking Down The Walls"  19:01 - "Breaking Down The Walls" by Kristi Jacques 22:08 - Geeking out on gear / Home studio rundown / MacBook Pro / Scarlett Audio Interface / Pro Tools learning curve / "Guitar problem" and Gear Acquisition Syndrome (GAS) / PRS Myles Kennedy signature guitar / Gibson Garage / Epiphone Nancy Wilson Fanatic Nighthawk / Sweetwater Sound 26:21 - The albums: Working On A Dream & Mosaic / freestanding singles / Various styles  27:35 - Pulmonary sarcoidosis diagnosis, 2009 / About the disease / Coping / Recalling Alter Bridge and Sevendust show at House of Blues Myrtle Beach / Trip to Richmond for Sevendust show  31:10 - Pulmonary rehab at Conway Medical Center / Preparing for double lung transplant / Waiting list  33:00 - Parting shots 33:51 - About "Shadows Fall" 35:20 - "Shadows Fall" by Kristi Jacques

Pastor Kevin McAnulty continues his series Called and Chosen with Breaking Down The Walls

In this episode, Rabbi Josh Feigelson explores loss and grief, the themes of Tisha b'Av, the Jewish day of mourning. He emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and embracing the intensity of emotions that arise from grief as a necessary step toward healing and renewal. ~~~~   Soulful Jewish Living: Mindful Practices for Every Day is a production of Unpacked, a division of OpenDor Media, and the Institute for Jewish Spirituality. This episode was sponsored by Jonathan and Kori Kalafer and the Somerset Patriots: The Bridgewater, NJ-based AA Affiliate of the New York Yankees.

Someone once said the gospel is more than a free ticket to heaven. Instead, if Jesus is who He said He is, then our daily lives should be impacted. It is a real, practical life of following Jesus.  This is what Paul is writing to the Ephesians.  He shares the beauty of the good news and includes practical advice about how that affects everything. Today we talk about breaking down the dividing walls of hostility in Ephesians 2.Support the show

"It's the ultimate kicking the ribs. Not only are you forever in prison, but the thing that you thought you had, you no longer have." - Andrew Harp Austin Lugo and Andrew Harp discuss the movie Escape from Alcatraz, directed by Don Siegel. They analyze its attention to detail and realism. The speakers also compare it to other prison movies and discuss the possibility of the inmates actually surviving and escaping. They end the episode by thanking the listeners and providing their social media handles, with a brief mention of the next movie to be discussed, Paths of Glory. Overall, the episode provides a thoughtful and insightful analysis of Escape from Alcatraz and its place in the genre of prison films. Movies Mentioned: Escape from Alcatraz (00:07:20) Escape Plan (00:08:43) Coogan's Bluff (00:10:15) The Shawshank Redemption - mentioned at 00:23:39 Schindler's List - mentioned at 00:23:33 Tremors - mentioned at 00:26:44 The Rock (1996) movie - 00:48:14 Dirty Harry (1971) movie - 00:49:22 Timestamps Stanley Kubrick's Paths of Glory [00:00:20] The hosts announce that they will be watching Stanley Kubrick's Paths of Glory next week and discuss their familiarity with Kubrick's movies. Middle School Memories [00:02:39] One of the hosts recalls watching Escape from Alcatraz in middle school after reading a book about Alcatraz. They discuss the appropriateness of showing the movie in school and their frustration with not remembering when they first watched it. Clint Eastwood's character in Escape from Alcatraz [00:06:13] The speakers discuss how Clint Eastwood's character in Escape from Alcatraz is not given a sappy backstory and how he is portrayed as a smart and skilled escape artist. Clint Eastwood's Casting [00:10:03] The speakers discuss Clint Eastwood's casting in the movie and how it was the perfect choice for the role of Frank Morris. The psychological weight of the film [00:15:39] The speakers discuss the psychological impact of the film on both the characters and the viewers. Comparison to The Shawshank Redemption [00:21:33] The speakers compare Escape from Alcatraz to The Shawshank Redemption, discussing the similarities in the diverse group of prisoners and how the latter film borrows from the former. Characters in Escape from Alcatraz [00:26:48] The speakers discuss the characters in the movie, including Fred Ward's character and Charlie Butts. Escape from Alcatraz backstory [00:30:47] The speakers discuss the backstory of Charlie Butts, a character in the movie Escape from Alcatraz, and how he ended up in prison. Escape Plan [00:36:07] The speakers discuss the meticulous planning and execution of the escape plan, including the use of a drill made from a fan and a drill bit, and the use of an accordion to hide items. Suspicion [00:38:04] The speakers discuss the warden's growing suspicion of Morris and his plan, including his distrust of Charlie Butts and his decision to move Morris the following Tuesday. Hollowing out a person [00:40:16] The impact of long-term imprisonment on a person's ability to adapt to life outside of prison, as demonstrated in Escape from Alcatraz and other films. Escape from Alcatraz [00:42:09] The speakers discuss the intense and heartbreaking escape scene of the character Butts in the movie Escape from Alcatraz. Open-ended ending [00:45:21] The speakers discuss the open-ended ending of the movie and how it is heartrending to know that the characters never resurfaced after their escape. External Style of Escape from Alcatraz [00:49:07] The speakers compare the movie to Don Siegel's other movies, particularly Dirty Harry, and discuss its bare-bones style. Escape from Alcatraz [00:49:31] The speakers discuss the movie Escape from Alcatraz, its stripped-back style, and Clint Eastwood's performance. Movie rating [00:49:31] The speaker rates the movie Escape from Alcatraz a nine out of ten. Podcast outro [00:51:17] The speakers give their social media handles and thank the listeners for tuning in.

Breaking Down the Walls of Hostility Phil Rushton 5.14.23 Ephesians 2:11-22

In this episode of The Tragedy Academy Podcast

Those walls in recovery can keep us from working the recovery process. What are some things to be mindful of as we explore breaking down the walls toward healing and change? Join Rodney and Ken as they unpack this together.

Welcome to episode #866 of Six Pixels of Separation - The ThinkersOne Podcast. Here it is: Six Pixels of Separation - The ThinkersOne Podcast - Episode #866. Founder of OCG, Dr. Tina Opie, brings over twenty years of expertise in strategic management and organizational behavior. She is an Associate Professor of Management at Babson College, an award-winning researcher and a consultant. As a consultant, she provides organizational guidance to create more diverse, inclusive, and equitable workplaces. Her work has been featured in O Magazine, The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, Harvard Business Review, and more. Tina's research has generated high-impact solutions that promote authenticity in organizations. Her latest book, Shared Sisterhood (co-authored with Beth A. Livingston), is for all of us and shows organizations and teams how to unleash their potential. In this episode, Tina shares the Shared Sisterhood framework and effective strategies to motivate everyone to become part of the effort. She explains foundational elements about workplace equity (and what it should look like), helping leaders and their organizations move forward faster… and together. Enjoy the conversation… Running time: 48:24. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at Apple Podcasts. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. Check out ThinkersOne. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on Twitter. Here is my conversation with Dr. Tina Opie. Shared Sisterhood. Beth A. Livingston. OCG. Follow Dr. Tina on LinkedIn. Follow Dr. Tina on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'.

A mom overcomes her prejudice. Offering college courses to people in Georgia's prisons.Hosts Alphonso Whitfield and Brianna Carr take a look at Harrison Chandler's short film "Perception" and talk about the documentary "Common Good Atlanta: Breaking Down The Walls Of Mass Incarceration" from Hal Jacobs.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

At our all-age service, One Big Church, Aaron looks at how we can have walls in our lives. But as God broke down the walls of Jericho to lead the people of Israel into the plans he had for them, we too can see God intervene in the strongholds that stop us and see him breaking down the walls.

For early bird specials and complimentary gifts, get on the waitlist for our upcoming event, Holy --> https://katyjoholton.activehosted.com/f/34 Do you want to blow up the system? It might feel like people always want to point out your flaws. You prefer to walk your own path and do your own thing. Hello, lone wolf. Hello South. This month we will take a walk around the wheel of the four directions. I will explain how knowing where you are on the wheel can help you tackle problems in your life and business. I'll be sharing both the gifts and the wounds you need to know to end your stuck pattern and enter into the gift of that direction. This week we will be looking at the South. Stay tuned til the end of the episode, where I answer the question, "What can I do to feel more in control of my spiritual gifts?"

Fellowship President and CEO Yael Eckstein continues her conversation with Auburn University's Coach Bruce Pearl, on what Christians and Jews can do to break down the walls between them.

Part 3 We have spent the last two teachings introducing the topic of deliverance ministry and the key architects who helped shape and fashion it in its formative years in the early 1960s and 70s.  Due to the anecdotal nature of the movement, it is impossible to speak with one united voice for all the leading figures within it.  However, what we are able to do is examine the teachings of two of the founding fathers of the movement, Dr. Derek Prince and Mr. Frank Hammond.  I think it would be fair to say, no two other people have done more to shape and influence the deliverance ministry movement than these two individuals.  Frank Hammond, for his legendary book “Pigs in the Parlor”, and Derek Prince, for his pioneering efforts in this field long before Frank Hammond ever got involved in the deliverance ministry. It may be that as you have heard the teachings thus far critiquing deliverance, you have asked yourself the question, how on earth can Christians get sucked in by this.  How as a Christian, can I be demon possessed and not know it until some so-called minister came and told me so?  Surely, if I were possessed by a demon, I would know it!  How is it even possible for a Christian to be possessed by the Holy Spirit and at the same time by an evil spirit, and if so, where is the Biblical evidence to support this?  It is my aim in this third teaching part to answer these questions in the hope that we can better understand the deliverance movement so as to bring its teaching into the light of the Holy Scripture and expose the error which I believe is deeply damaging the lives of God's people. Download teaching notes (pdf) https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/bethesdashalom/3__Breaking_Down_the_Walls.pdf

Trauma often leaves one overwhelmed, sometimes unable to move forward, and often afraid of facing what caused the undesirable experience. But there's a way of recovering from it and releasing it in order to become whole again, and that is through the healing power of storytelling.   Beth Jones is one of the women authors in the second LIGHTbeamers collaborative book, Step Into Your Brave. She is sharing her story as a trauma survivor, hoping to shine a light for others and help them start their own healing. Get all the links and resources at www.lightbeamers.com/podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest: Andrew Lamprecht | Lecturer at Michaelis School Of Fine Art Breaking Down the Walls – 150 years of Art Collecting at Iziko opened at the Iziko South African National Gallery (ISANG) opened on Thursday, 27 October 2022 and John is joined by Curator Andrew Lamprecht.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Micah Barclay, Executive Pastor

We all have burnout. I tend to runaway from mine. Which is why people think I do a lot of different things. Getting to the root of burnout. How to face the wall and find success on the opposite side.

We all have burnout. I tend to runaway from mine. Which is why people think I do a lot of different things. Getting to the root of burnout. How to face the wall and find success on the opposite side.

We all have burnout. I tend to runaway from mine. Which is why people think I do a lot of different things. Getting to the root of burnout. How to face the wall and find success on the opposite side.

We all have burnout. I tend to runaway from mine. Which is why people think I do a lot of different things. Getting to the root of burnout. How to face the wall and find success on the opposite side.

We all have burnout. I tend to runaway from mine. Which is why people think I do a lot of different things. Getting to the root of burnout. How to face the wall and find success on the opposite side.

"Breaking Down The Walls" (1 Peter 1:1-2)_Speaker: Paul Kumar

How to break down the walls that keep us from achieving wealth is what this episode is all about. Finding the way to get around the walls that bind us and separate us from the opportunities that everyone on the affluent side has mastered. is what I'll cover. Do you want to support the channel? Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/10GMerchandise: http://www.10gclothing.comInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/10gweeklyTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/10gweekly10G Weekly Money Mindset Coaching sign up: Use SpeakPipe: http://www.speakpipe.com/10GEmail: rick@10gweekly.com

Phil Boyte and guest Jason Jedamski, School Culture Coach and owner of Ignite2Unite, share ideas on creating irresistible experiences, building campus and community connections, and creating a school no one wants to leave. Stay tuned until the end for an exciting announcement about the future of Breaking Down the Walls!

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This is a weekly listing of live sermons from First Baptist Church in Fort Walton Beach, Florida where Dr. Wade Humphries is Senior Pastor.

Nellie Harden is a wife, mom, dreamer and multi-preneur to businesses that are born from experience and serve others with BIG purpose. Coming from a diverse background including marine science & behavior and family wellness she decided years ago that living a life designed by purpose and for freedom was how she and her husband, along with their 4 daughters, wanted to live. Today she is a family life coach helping others build their own extraordinary story while, also, building an unshakable foundation for their children to launch into their adult lives with. She believes that a family filled with creativity, fun, laughter, challenge, adventure, problem-solving, hugs, good food and learning can not only change a person's life, but is the best chance at positively changing the world.Today We Cover: Being intentional with parenting decisions in order to grow each day Leaving a legacy and creating healthy habits The four pillars: vision, discipline, resilience and vulnerability How to avoid perfectionism and not get caught up in the comparison trap The 6570 Family ChallengeConnect with Nellie:Official Site | Facebook | Instagram |Connect with Ashley:Connect With Me MoreShow Sponsors: Seeking Confidence Hope & Value? Apply Today! Shop my website and get 10% off when you use code LOVE10 https://www.earthbreeze.com/?sscid=31k6_gaha6& Laundry, No Plastic Jugs.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley-henriott/support

When God's people call on him walls come crashing down

Life can wound you and cause you to build walls. In this episode, we discuss breaking down the walls and beginning the healing process.

Breaking Down the Walls  –  Galatians 3:23-29  –  (read by B Saathof)

Recently I had the chance to sit down with Long Island's very own Brenna Guinan, mental health counselor extraordinaire and host of the refreshingly honest and brilliantly funny mental health podcast Real Fckn Talk. We discuss how the pandemic has, in many respects, created a mental health crisis not only for patients but for the dedicated mental health professionals out on the front lines.  You can reach out to Breanna here: Instagram: @real.fckn.talk Email: realfckntalk@gmail.com  Podcast: Real Fckn Talk (spotify, apple, etc)  

"Nothing can harm you as much as your thoughts unguarded."- Buddha In today's episode, Abby and Margot discuss Imposter Syndrome and its effects on the mind and body as well as behaviors. They define what it means to them, and share stories surrounding times in which they felt like an imposter. They explore what happened when they realized that they were NOT imposters and best practices for navigating this often uncomfortable anxiety filled experience. The Warriors detail some of the ways imposter syndrome continues to show up, and remind all the listeners that these feelings are often shared by all human beings. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/anxiety-warriors/message

Episode 2: This is Part 2 in our "Journey to Juneteenth" mini-series. What walls do you have up or what walls have formed when it comes to the expression of vulnerability in your life? Are you looking to understand how to break them down, well then listen in on this week's episode because our guest, Keilon "Kiwi" Williams is going to give some insight into how he did this over his lifetime, especially over these past few years. Kiwi is a student at the University of Florida and recently completed an experience known as BMEN(Black Male Excellence Network). Kiwi has served in many different capacities as a student leader during his tenure at UF. Originally from the Caribbean(Saint Kitts), Kiwi brings a voice which is going to truly impact anyone he comes into contact with. Make time this week to BREAK THE WALLS DOWN! Juneteenth Resources: History Channel PBS National Museum of African-American History & Culture

Joe catches up with his friend Jackie Angel in this episode, and they discuss whether or not their spouses would advocate their cause for sainthood. Then Joe challenges Jackie to identify the troubles facing the Church today, but without using all the current Catholic buzzwords. Finally, Jackie gets real and talks to us directly as men in a powerful challenge. Thanks for listening!

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Dawn shares a painful personal story of her families experience with grooming and trafficking while speaking to the Founder and Executive Director, Max Dispositi of the North County LGBTQ Center in San Diego. Max will outline the warning signs and educates on prevention of human trafficking. If you don't think there is a national crisis of trafficking in our country, you need to tune in and hear the truth. Max Dispositi ncresourcecenter.org lgbtcenters.org 760-994-1690

Oscar Valencia founder of Breaking Down Your Walls entered the salon industry after an injury took him from his first passion, professional baseball. Being not too sure the direction to head, he decided to enter the family business, hair. Little did he know how this would ignite his passion and ability to touch people on a deeper level. After a chance meeting, Oscar would become a National educator for brands like Loreal Professional and help to grow inspiring champions to the legacy that it is today. In this conversation, Oscar shares the lessons of teamwork that he so passionately teaches to hundreds of salon pros each year! THis is a conversation that we truly enjoyed having and know that you will enjoy as well! Connect with Oscar: https://www.instagram.com/yourwallsbroken/ https://www.facebook.com/BreakingDownYourWalls/ As always, we don't ask much… But if you enjoyed this episode please share it with someone that you think would enjoy it!! And oh yes!! Follow us on IG at https://www.instagram.com/124.go/