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Learning through seeing, thinking, and wondering is the educational utopia we’re striving to achieve, and thanks to teachers like Sabrina Walters and parents like Lori Trent from Upper Arlington City School, we’re closer to making it a reality.  These forward-thinking educators reveal how creating an active dialogue between parents, teachers, and students can revolutionize the learning process. Their holistic model builds on the notion that learning is best delivered from a dynamic pool of voices and perspectives. For Sabrina and Lori, true learning exists in constructive, shared conversations and not in top-to-bottom instructions from a teacher to a student.  To learn more, visit: http://pastfoundation.org/ (pastfoundation.org) Resources: Recreate the Dale Chihuly art project for your students: https://artsycraftsymom.com/10-dale-chihuly-art-projects-for-kids/ (artsycraftsymom.com/10-dale-chihuly-art-projects-for-kids/) Learning Unboxed is produced in part by http://crate.media (Crate Media) Recorded by Eric French at http://wosu.org (WOSU Studios) in Columbus, Ohio

“It’s hard to be what you can’t see.” That’s the idea that has inspired Sabrina Pace-Humphrey's to make a change in the trail running community. As a child, you had dreams and goals based on the people you saw, but if none of them looked like you, it was hard to imagine yourself doing it. Young black runners haven’t had enough idols to look to, and in the trail running community? They’ve been nonexistent. That doesn’t mean there aren’t any black trail runners, but they are almost never in the public eye. That is, until Sabrina took over the cover of the most recent Runner’s World magazine issue. Sabrina shared her excitement for trails, work on diversity expansion, and running tips with us. You won’t want to miss it! You Need More Than Just Shoes to Run We often celebrate running as the simplest, most inclusive sport. “All you need is a pair of shoes!” While that may be the only gear you need (though even that can be debated!), a running community is also crucial to supporting runners of all types. Without races to participate in, groups to run with, coaches that encourage and teach us, running wouldn’t be what it is today. For the minorities in running, the need for more than shoes is even more imperative. When it comes to trail running specifically, there are additional barriers. Simply the geography of trail running is a natural excluder of black runners. Most trails happen to be outside of urban areas where black populations are sorely outnumbered. For Sabrina, a black, middle-aged mother, the odds are overwhelmingly stacked against her. Sabrina has worked to change that. She co-founded Black Trail Runners and speaks out to brands, helping them find ways to expand their target audience to people of color. She told us that for companies it has to begin internally. In order to become more inclusive and diverse, you have to look at the process for the decisions you make. How are you picking who you’re hiring? Or marketing to? That’s where it begins. So You Think You Want to Be a Runner Sabrina didn’t start running until she was in her early thirties. Now she’s an ultra-marathoner, on the cover of Runner’s World, and a running community leader. As mentioned before, she’s a mother, a grandmother, a woman of color, and a native to the British countryside. If anyone wasn’t “meant” to be a trail runner, it was probably Sab. Long story short, if she can do it, so can you. Sab started running after having her fourth child. Her doctor recommended she find some type of exercise to combat her postpartum depression. She had never enjoyed running, but decided she would try to run a mile. That first run was awful. She felt like she couldn’t breathe, that she couldn’t do it, but then, she finished. Ever since that first run, although many have been similar in difficulty, she’s never regretted finishing a run. “It’s a miracle, it’s magical,” she says. Sabrina’s Secret to Tackling Long Distances Sab has now run some very impressive distances. She’s competed in what’s commonly known as the “toughest footrace on earth,” Marathon Des Sables, a 250km race in the Sahara Desert, along with many other ultra-marathons. Even with those mammoth races under her belt, she still takes it one step at a time, chunking up each training session or competition into smaller bits. A very visual piece of advice that Sab gives when you are out on a run that just feels plain hard, is to think about the devil and angel on your shoulders. The devil tells you that you can’t do it, that you’re not meant for it, or that it’s too hard. Sab pictures stepping on that devil with every step forward she takes. Each one pushing it further and further down. You can do it, and the angel on your shoulder will be proud when you finish. Whoever you are, you can be a runner. People like Sab are making sure of that. If you don’t see a runner like you, be that runner for the next person. Take one step at a time, chunk it up, and let that little devil know what you are capable of. Resources: Sabrina on Instagram Sabrina on Runner’s World Black Trail Runners Black Trail Runners on Instagram Black Trail Runners on Facebook Marathon Des Sables   Thank you to my wonderful sponsor Tracksmith, Momentous, and Trumpaclart for sponsoring this episode of the Running for Real Podcast.   Tracksmith is a Boston based running clothing company that truly cares about the quality and care of their running clothes. Running can be a demanding lifestyle for our clothes, they definitely go through the wear and tear to where we may be purchasing new clothes constantly. Tracksmith designers truly work with the finest materials and think of you as a runner in mind with spots for your keys, phone, and fuel. Not to mention they have their fall collection out! You can also go here to check out my favorites! You can get $15 off your purchase of $75 or more, click here and enter code FORREAL15.   Here is a brand new sponsor, Momentous and I’m excited to start this relationship with them. This week I want to highlight Momentous collagen. Use Momentous Collagen Peptides daily for long-term joint health, resilience against injury, and faster return to running. The most popular ways to use are in a smoothie or with your morning coffee! It mixes in super easily and is totally unflavored. Most products claim to be “unflavored” but still carry a strong scent of their source, be it bovine-hide or marine collagen. Ew.  Go here and use code TINA for 20% off.     A place where you can go support #BlackLivesMatter movement by purchasing t-shirts made by Matthew James Barker and other products. They are committed to raising funds for Black Lives Matter. Based out in the UK, go to their Instagram or their website to show some support to them for the Black Lives Matter movement!   Thanks for listening! I hope you enjoyed today's episode. To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Join the Running for Real Facebook Group and share your thoughts on the episode (or future guests you would like to hear from) Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or Pinterest. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews will really help me climb up the iTunes rankings and I promise, I read every single one. Not sure how to leave a review or subscribe, you can find out here. Thank you to Sabrina, I look forward to hearing your thoughts on the show.

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.  She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.   Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support

“Normal people don’t eat breakfast at 7:00am!”When our guest, Sabrina Little, said this with a fierce tone in her voice, she was revealing her “largely spartan” lifestyle.  For Sabrina, most of her miles come before the sun rises and if you haven’t worked out, ate breakfast, and left for a day of work before 7am, […]

New York Times bestselling author Michael Fleeman, strips away the pleasant veneer of the Silver Lakes neighborhood in California to tell a shocking story about a headline-grabbing crime.Sabrina Limon, a vivacious blond mother of two and part-time "sample girl" at Costco, is handing out free food samples one day when in walks handsome young firefighter Jonathan Hearn shopping for the station.Their conversation leads to a flirtation that leads to a steamy affair that has them hooking up once and twice a week at her home, his home, and out in hidden spots in the vast Mojave.Sabrina finds in Jonathan's embrace the love and understanding she lacks at home. To the outside world, husband Robert is a big tattooed teddy bear of a man, a hard-working railroad mechanic, loved by all. This gregarious couple seemed matched by their love of family, friends and good times.But the partying had gotten out of control for Sabrina. There was boozing and wife-swapping and group sex. Once a turn-on, it now left Sabrina feeling debased, dehumanized, spiritually adrift. Robert won't talk about it, consumed by his work, boat, truck and .With Jonathan showering Sabrina with poetry, gifts, religious insights and, of course, illicit sex, a devious plan is hatched; one hot August night Robert Limon is found dead of two gunshots in a pool of blood.False leads send police into dead-ends until a tip arrives from a most unexpected place. For Sabrina, it's a stunning betrayal that hurtles the case back to a perfect little place in the desert. With informants, undercover cops and wiretaps, investigators discover a romance fueled by lies and dangerous fantasies.But are Sabrina and Jonathan merely covering up an affair? Or are they hiding a conspiracy that led to murder? BETTER OFF DEAD: A Sordid True Story of Sex, Sin and Murder-Michael Fleeman

For Sabrina Johnson Turner, an interest in travel came early. Her independence and refusal to stay in the corner have translated into a fervor for travel and experiencing everything life has to offer. In this chat with Aimee J., Sabrina discusses her path to becoming a lawyer, her original plans for the future, and how she caught the travel bug. From finding ways to save big on flights around the world to staying true to the things that make her truly happy, it’s clear Sabrina has figured out how to blaze her own trail and live a life she loves. TWEET: Following your dreams around the #world, on this episode of #ChasingDreams Allowing your passions to dictate your path. Sabrina’s plans for the future evolved significantly during college and she explains how she found her true calling in life. From an early age, Sabrina wanted to design video games. But, during college she realized this wasn’t the path for her. While it’s clear Sabrina has the aptitude and intelligence for this career, she simply didn’t love it. She discusses the decision to study law and how she ended up finding her true passion in life. Sabrina also shares made her want to study law in the first place and how she ended up landing her dream job. A dream job checklist - landing the perfect job.  For Sabrina, the decision to study law was simple: it was something that interested her, so she decided to study it. During law school, she fell in love with the law and knew this was where she belonged. Sabrina discusses the process of finishing law school as well as the grueling process of studying for (and passing) the bar exam. She goes on to offer insight into the jobs she had after law school and how she ended up landing her dream job just 2 years after passing the bar. TWEET: How a #DreamJob #checklist could help you land the perfect job. Catching the travel bug. Now that she had the perfect job, it was time for Sabrina to discover her other passion: travel. She discusses how travel had been a part of her life early on - in the form of European travel during high school. Sabrina also shares the pivotal moment in her life that made travel a must from that point forward. Today, she travels around the world and enjoys the flexibility to do so through a job she absolutely loves. Sabrina also shares a few tips and tricks that make global travel not only possible, but also affordable. It’s only a dream until you do it. As they close out their chat, Sabrina and Aimee discuss some new opportunities that will make travel even easier for Sabrina. Sabrina offers insight into the role of flexibility in being able to travel the world, even on a budget. She also talks about why she still works 2 jobs today - one job as a trial attorney for an insurance company and the other as a group fitness instructor. In closing, Sabrina offers some big advice for fellow dream chasers: it’s only a dream until you do it. It’s clear Sabrina is a dream chaser through and through, and this chat will inspire you to “just do it” - whatever it is that makes you happy. TWEET: It’s only a #dream until you do it ~ Sabrina Johnson Turner OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [0:57] Introduction of Sabrina Johnson Turner. [2:14] Sabrina discusses her recent travels. [3:20] The work Sabrina does now. [3:44] What did you originally want to do with your life? [7:24] Sabrina and Amy discuss the bar exam and the preparation process. [10:57] The jobs Sabrina has had since law school. [13:13] What was your dream job checklist when you were leaving law school? [16:42] How long after you passed the bar did you find this dream job? [18:11] What area of law did you think you’d practice in when you finished law school? [19:58] The role of networking in landing the right job. [21:59] They discuss why Sabrina is known as “Sabrina San Diego”. [27:25] Catching the travel bug. [30:11] The importance of finding affordable flights in order to travel so much. [33:38] Sabrina discusses an amazing opportunity that has recently crossed her path. [36:36] One piece of advice for fellow dream chasers. SABRINA’S RECOMMENDATION: Just do it. Whatever it is you want to do, just go out and do it. It’s only a dream until you do it; it can become your life. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: https://DearEveryoneLoveSabrina.com/ Global Entry TSA Pre-Check TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET: #Travel #tips to help you see the world on a #budget TWEET: Catching the #TravelBug and making travel a #priority, on this episode of #ChasingDreams