Podcasts about Freedom Project

Tune in today to the iChange Justice Podcast #185 (Season 4) for an encore of a pivotal Season 3 episode featuring Eric Flores from the Freedom Project. Eric's insights are more relevant than ever as he now serves as our Director of the Restorative Community Coalition (RCC)! We're looking forward to his upcoming interview in this new role. #iChangeJustice #FreedomProject #RCC #CriminalJusticeReform #SecondChances #Season4 #Encore

Pamela Weiler GraysonPam's musical, Urban Momfare (composer/lyricist/co-book writer), won a Best Musical award, at the New York International Fringe Festival, garnered four stars and a Critics Pick from Time Out, and also played at the Fringe Encore Series. Pam's award-winning plays and musicals have been seen on stages throughout New York and nationally, including Primary Stages, Naked Angels, Theatre Now New York, The Group Rep/Lonny Chapman Theatre (North Hollywood, CA), Southwest Theatre Productions (Austin, TX - Blue Ribbon Winner of their Rising Artists Series), Arts on the Lake (Kent Lakes, NY), Cincinnati Lab Theatre, Emerging Artists Theatre (NYC - multiple works), and The Chain Theatre (NYC). Her play Observant was the recipient of a 2024 grant from The New York State Council on the Arts and a SemiFinalist in the Jewish Plays Project's 12th National Jewish Playwriting Contest. Her play The Club was one of three prize-winning plays of the Word Wave Lake Tahoe One Act Play Competition. She is the co-writer, with Alice Jankell, of Cicadas, The Musical, featured on Season 2 of the top-rated Amazon streaming series, The Other F Word. Pam's songs have been performed at The Metropolitan Room, The Laurie Beechman Theatre, The Duplex, and Don't Tell Mama. She has written for The New York Times and The New York Observer, among others. Pam is a member of Kate Moira Ryan's advanced playwriting workshop and a board member of Emerging Artists Theatre. She was a writer-in-residence at Kervigo Ensemble Theatre (NY), for the 2020–2021 season and is an inaugural member of Theatre Now New York's International Musical Writers Lab. Dramatists Guild member. Education: Brown University, Fordham Law School, New York Theatre Workshop, and The BMI Musical Theatre Workshop. Pam is on the New Play Exchange. See her page at newplayexchange.org/user.Alice JankellAlice is a director, writer actress as well as the Artistic Director of The Philipstown Depot Theatre.​For Disney, Alice helped to create and develop new Broadway musicals.  As Associate Artistic Director of The Williamstown Theatre Festival, her directing work included AS YOU LIKE IT,  DINAH WAS, and ENOUGH ROPE, the special event on Dorothy Parker starring Elaine Stritch.  Alice has worked and learned in venues as varied as the Mark Taper, the L.A. Opera, The Public Theatre, New York Theatre Workshop, La Mama, and City Theater, among many others, as well as in film and TV.  Alice was the Creative Director of F.A.B. Women (For, About, and By Women) under The Barrow Group's Off-Broadway umbrella, helming the company of 125 professional female writers, actors and directors.  During her tenure, F.A.B. Women generated and produced 48 new plays.With Putnam Theatre Alliance, Alice co-created Freedom Project, directed and filmed MORE BEAUTIFUL, a brand new play by Craig Lucas, and co-created and directed DIRT.  Alice is currently preparing to direct Martha Pichey's new play, ASHES & INK, Off-Broadway this fall.Alice's own scripts have appeared across the country, and a collection of her plays has been published by Leicester Bay Theatricals.  Her play, THE SWEET SPOT, opened at Off-Broadway's 59E59 Theaters last winter, and her musical (with Pam Weiler Grayson) about urban motherhood (Director/Co-Writer), won a Best Musical Award from the NY International Fringe Festival, was a Critic's Choice, and garnered 4 stars from Time Out. Her many favorite acting roles include a solo performance, backed by the L.A. Philharmonic at the Hollywood Bowl, and a lead in the Off-Broadway premier of Arlene Hutton's LETTERS TO SALA.   Alice has taught acting at Carnegie Mellon.Alice is a founding member of Putnam Theatre Alliance, a New York Theatre Workshop Usual Suspect, member of The Actors Studio PDW and PDU, and The National Musical Theatre Workshop, founding member Putnam Theatre Alliance.

Freedom Project's Duke Pesta, Landmark Legal's Mike O'Neill, Dr. Edward Gheer, On Wealth and Progress Newsletter's Todd Sheets, Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty Lucas Vebber, ClimateDepot.com's Marc Morano

Rep Glenn Grothman, JunkScience.com's Steve Milloy, Freedom Project's Duke Pesta Access, Federation for American Immigration Refrom's Joey Chester, State Senator Steve Nass, Senator Ron Johnson

DPI Superintendant Canidate Brittnay Kinser, Cato Institute's Neal McCluseky, Attourney Mike Pugliese, Media Research Center's Tim Graham, Freedom Project's Duke Pesta

Conservative Caucus' Jim Pfaff, Attorney Mike Pugliese, Freedom Project's Duke Pesta, Federation for American Immigration Reform's Joey Chester, Less Government's Seton Motley, Representative Glenn Grothman

The Federalist's Margot Cleveland, Institute for Reforming Government's Jake Curtis, Freedom Project's Duke Pesta, American Spectator's Jed Babbin, Representative Bryan Steil, Representative Derrick Van Orden

Have you ever had a moment where you woke up and suddenly realized that everything you thought you knew was an illusion? Maybe it felt as though the world was behind a veil, and for the first time, you began to see things differently—things you hadn't noticed before. That moment of clarity, of awakening, thus perhaps the beginning a transformation. This is powerful testament to the importance of surrendering to divine guidance while staying grounded and anchored to one's true self. My guest today shares her view from behind the veil. Dr. Deborah Carson, a transformational leader whose journey bridges professional expertise with deep spiritual wisdom. Following a successful career in social work she experienced a profound spiritual calling that has expanded her work into new dimensions. Through her "Fear to Freedom Project" channel on YouTube, she began by highlighting remarkable individuals and their unique gifts to the world. As her own spiritual journey deepens and unfolds, the channel is naturally evolving into a platform for profound spiritual conversations and wisdom sharing, documenting both her transformation and the collective awakening she witnesses in others. Creating alongside her spiritual team of ancestors, angel guides, and spirit guides, Deborah is weaving together ancient wisdom with modern healing practices to prepare for global outreach. Her approach combines her mental/behavioral expertise with sacred practices including meditation, yoga, oracle work, ancestral divination and more. Websitefeartofreedomproject.com Subscribe to the TRIBE!youtube.com/channel/UCZcoLvpXQbFjHtOp9K5a3cQ?sub_confirmation=1 Transformation Toolsbeacons.ai/feartofreedomproject IGinstagram.com/dr_deb_enjoyinglife

Representative Tom Tiffany, Freedom Project's Duke Pesta, Attorney John Eastman

Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty's Rick Esenberg, Rep Glenn Grothman, Freedom Project's Duke, Steamboat institute's Hadley Heath Manning, Real Estate Developer Terrence Wall

Mom's for Liberty's Scarlett Johnson, Freedom Project's Duke Pesta, International Council for Men and Boys Edward Bartlett, Americans for Tax Reform's Grover Norquist, American's for Limited Government's Rick Manning

Moms for Liberty's Scarlett Johnson, Attorney Ed Martin, Attorney Mike Pugliese, Freedom Project's Duke Pesta, Behnsen Group's David Bahnsen, Author John Zmirak

Peter discusses his new initiative, The Freedom Project, aimed at helping individuals in the beauty industry overcome limiting beliefs and build successful careers. He shares his journey in the beauty industry, emphasizing the importance of mentorship, planning, and adapting to the evolving landscape of salon ownership. Peter advocates for a collaborative approach between seasoned professionals and younger stylists to foster growth and success in the industry.   Takeaways The Freedom Project focuses on overcoming limiting beliefs. Success in the beauty industry requires a solid plan from the start. Mentorship is crucial for young stylists entering the industry. COVID has shifted the mindset of salon owners towards collaboration. Passion must be paired with purpose for true prosperity. Building a culture of mentorship can lead to long-term success. Salon owners should consider equity sharing to retain talent. Younger generations bring energy and innovation to the industry. Wisdom from experienced professionals is invaluable to new stylists. Creating a conducive learning environment is essential for growth.   Chapters 00:00 Introduction to The Freedom Project 02:45 Peter's Journey in the Beauty Industry 06:05 The Importance of Mentorship and Planning 09:11 Navigating the Early Career Challenges 11:57 The Role of Education in Beauty Careers 15:02 Shifting Mindsets in Salon Ownership 18:13 Building a Legacy Through Leadership 20:58 The Future of the Beauty Industry

Senator Ron Johnson, Journalist, Nina Teichholz, Freedom Project's Duke Pesta, American's for Prosperity Megan Novak, American Principles Alfonso Aguilar

Interviewing Eric Flores, with the Freedom Project in Seattle, WA, presents a new view of how people can change their lives with help, time, and a change in circumstances. Host Joy Gilfilen talks with him about his experience growing up as a teen, living inside the juvenile correctional system, and living in an environment where gangs, drugs, and shootings were common. It was just part of his life and a learned behavior from his surroundings. Eric didn't know another life or way of being until he came to a different state, had different mentors and opportunities, and found a different way of understanding the world. Seeing his children for the first time from inside a prison cell changed him forever. He saw how his decisions were affecting their lives, and he made a commitment to change. Today, Eric has become a mentor and part of the counselor and coaching team to help people reenter the world outside the walls. He has been learning and teaching others how to build bridges to a better life when people are anticipating their release.

Send us a textIn this insightful episode, we welcome back Ebrima Abraham Sisay, founder and Chief Empathy Officer at Freedom Project, to discuss how leadership can elevate employee engagement and mental health. Ebrima shares his experiences working with companies like Marvel Studios and Uber, and how leaders can create a work environment where teams feel valued, motivated, and genuinely well. We explore the importance of trust, transparency, and listening in leadership, and practical steps to avoid burnout while fostering a positive workplace culture.

In this episode of The Freedom Project, I dive into the two types of willpower essential for business success. Drawing from my experience in Royal Marines Commando training, I share the story of a pivotal moment where I learned the limits of forceful willpower and how that lesson carried over into running my own business. Tune in to hear how shifting from brute force to a gentler, more mindful approach to willpower transformed not only my work but also my entire life. If you want to learn how to train both types of willpower, I've written a full article on the subject at:  https://www.tomfoxley.me/post/how-to-train-the-2-types-of-willpower-essential-for-your-business-success 

Leila has a very unique story to share. She was sexually abused by her father throughout her adolescence.After a challenging early life, she found herself at the age of 24, about to be married, and thinking of her future family.She knew her father could never be a part of their lives without serious acknowledgement of what had gone before and change.Hear this remarkable story of how she and her father worked together to mend their relationship.To connect with Leila; website: www.leilareyes.com The Freedom Project: https://leilareyes.com/thefreedomproject/To buy her book: https://amzn.to/3Yz6lax ⁠⁠Here's how you can support our mission:⁠⁠✅Follow our page for inspiring content and updates⁠

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In this episode of Unstress, Dr. Ron Ehrlich reconnects with nutritional consultant and author Nora Gedgaudas. Nora, known for her expertise in the paleo diet, shares insights on her latest lifestyle change—living off the grid in Idaho. They discuss the shift to a self-sustaining lifestyle, the impact of modern events on mental and physical health, and delve into ancestral diets. Nora also sheds light on the Price-Pottenger Nutrition Foundation's new Food Freedom Project, promoting local, decentralised food systems. Join Dr. Ehrlich and Nora for a thought-provoking conversation on nutrition, health, and sustainable living. ----  Shownotes are available at Nora Gedgaudas: Food Freedom Project and much more ----  Join the Unstress Health Community & Transform Your Life! https://bit.ly/3SRq0gg  Connect with Dr Ron at Unstress Health  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unstresshealth/  Facebook: https://fb.me/unstresshealth  Email: admin@unstresshealth.com     DISCLAIMER: This podcast provides general information and discussion about medicine, health and related subjects. This content is not intended and should not be construed as medical advice or as a substitute for care by a qualified medical practitioner. If you or any other person has a medical concern, he or she should consult with an appropriately qualified medical practitioner. Guests who speak in this podcast express their own opinions, experiences and conclusions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

M. Amen's The Freedom Project: https://www.gofundme.com/f/fuxpx-the-freedom-project Azul fills us in on her recent, reinvigorating trip to a batizado in Texas. She talks about the importance of good music, the painful condescension of playing down to beginners, and why are there so many fewer female professors than male?

Do you struggle with maintaining discipline and wish you could unlock the freedom to live as you truly desire? Dive into this transformative episode of the Freedom Project podcast with host Tom Foxley, who unravels the hidden complexities of discipline beyond mere willpower. Tom explores the intriguing intersection of psychology and physiology, shedding light on how our nervous system plays a pivotal role in shaping our disciplined behaviours. Discover the cyclical nature of motivation and learn about groundbreaking strategies that can significantly enhance your discipline through understanding and influencing physiological responses. This episode not only enlightens you with cutting-edge scientific insights but also equips you with practical tools like breathwork and relaxation techniques to master self-discipline and achieve genuine freedom. Tune in to redefine what discipline means in your life and start your journey towards intentional and liberated living!

Welcome to this episode of "The Freedom Project," where we dive into the life of Alex Romo, a unique blend of professional golfer and innovative content creator. Today, Alex shares how he manages the juggle of two demanding careers, revealing the highs and lows of chasing dreams in the digital age Alex isn't just about hitting the perfect shot or crafting the viral video; he's on a deeper quest for authenticity and personal growth. He opens up about his journey towards spiritual balance, exploring both the discipline of sports and the creativity of storytelling. Through practices like breathwork, meditation, and cold exposure, Alex has discovered tools for resilience and self-discovery. This conversation isn't just about successes; it's about the real struggles and the transformative power of embracing every part of life's journey. Alex also hints at his next big venture: a community-focused school aimed at sharing his learnings and personal coaching methods. Enjoy this honest, insightful discussion with Alex Romo—a story of balancing life's demands while pursuing a path of meaningful growth.   Chapters 02:48 Introduction and Golf Career 02:11 Balancing Content Creation and Golf 11:19 The Challenges of Pursuing Two Careers 13:08 Documenting the Journey and Personal Growth 17:51 Going Deeper in Golf and Content Creation 26:16 Craftsmanship and Providing Value 27:17 The Internet as a Tool for Personal Growth 28:29 The Desire for Deeper Spiritual Connection 31:12 The Motivation for Change and Action 34:41 The Masculine and Feminine Energies 37:41 Exploring Deeper Tools: Breathwork, Meditation, and Cold Exposure 45:49 Creating Variation in Life 47:57 Embracing the Full Spectrum of Life 51:02 Perspective and Interpretation of Experience 52:59 Launching a Skool Community

In this transformative episode of the Freedom Project podcast, your host Tom Foxley embarks on a compelling journey aimed at helping listeners overcome their discipline challenges. This episode serves as the introduction to a thought-provoking series dedicated to understanding and solving the puzzle of discipline in our lives. Tom delves into the essence of achieving self-mastery, living intentionally, and crafting a personalised definition of freedom. With a focus on three critical aspects - the complexity of discipline, the cycle of behavioural patterns, and the path towards actionable solutions - this series promises to equip you with the insights needed to break free from cyclical setbacks and stride towards an exceptional life. Through the narrative of a client named "L," Tom illustrates the all-too-common struggles many face with discipline, punctuated by life's unpredictable turns. The episode shines a light on the underlying reasons why many of us find ourselves trapped in a loop of starting strong but gradually falling back into old habits, leading to a life of quiet desperation. By examining discipline through emotional, behavioral, and practical lenses, Tom sets the stage for a deep dive into strategies that foster genuine growth and self-improvement. Listeners are invited to join Tom on this journey to uncover the root causes of discipline challenges and to explore actionable steps towards creating a life marked by clarity, purpose, and fulfilment. The episode not only addresses the struggles but also offers a beacon of hope through practical advice, encouraging listeners to start with small, incremental changes that compound over time. Whether you're looking to enhance your personal or professional life, this episode provides a unique blend of motivation, insight, and practical advice. Join Tom as he guides you through the first steps of tackling discipline challenges, ensuring you're not just dreaming of a better life, but actively awakening to your true potential.

This episode is from Joe's recent conversation with Tom Foxley on his podcast 'The Freedom Project'. "Thank you to Tom for having me on, he was a great host and I thoroughly enjoyed the conversation."In this episode we'll dive deep into Joe's journey, exploring the pivotal moments that shaped his approach to high performance. From the transformative influence of his Grandfather to the challenges and triumphs of building a business that reflects his deepest values. Joe's insights offer a roadmap to anyone seeking to elevate their life in a meaningful way. Tom Foxley:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tomfoxley/The Freedom Project - https://open.spotify.com/show/3m8fJ9kktMCsaipz2kNciA?si=3c127c7e66fd47e3Joe:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joeparish/Website: www.highperformancecoach.online 

What is the purpose of higher education?  Is it primarily to prepare us for the jobs of the future?  Is it to ensure the leaders of tomorrow hold the right opinions on important issues?  Is it to provide a safe haven for the pursuit of Truth?   Thinkers on the Right have held differing—sometimes incompatible—views on the purpose of higher education.  Joining Saving Elephants host Josh Lewis is returning guest Luke Sheahan to explore these arguments and how conservatives might respond to the rise of radicalism and wokism on college campuses.   About Luke Sheahan   From Luke's website: Luke Sheahan is Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Duquesne University and a Non-Resident Scholar at the Program for Research on Religion and Urban Civil Society (PRRUCS) at the University of Pennsylvania.  He researches the intersection of First Amendment rights and political theory.  Sheahan's scholarly articles and reviews have appeared in The Political Science Reviewer, Humanitas, Anamnesis, and The Journal of Value Inquiry and he has lectured widely on religious liberty, freedom of speech, and freedom of association.  He is author of Why Associations Matter: The Case for First Amendment Pluralism.  He is writing a second book tentatively titled “Pluralism and Toleration: Difference, Justice, and the Social Group.”   From 2018-2019, Sheahan was Associate Director and Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the Freedom Project at Wellesley College and from 2016-2018, Sheahan was a Postdoctoral Associate and Research Fellow in the Department of Political Science at Duke University.  He received a PhD and MA in political theory from the Catholic University of America and a B.S. in political science from the Honors College at Oregon State University.  He is a five-time recipient of the Humane Studies Fellowship from the Institute for Humane Studies, a 2014 recipient of the Richard M. Weaver Fellowship from the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI), and a 2018 recipient of the Leonard P. Liggio Memorial Fellowship.   In 2022 the Russell Kirk Center announced the appointment of Dr. Luke C. Sheahan as the fifth editor in the history of The University Bookman, originally established by none other than Russell Kirk, seeking to redeem the time by identifying and discussing those books that diagnose the modern age and support the renewal of culture and the common good.   You can follow Luke on Twitter @lsheahan  

From Shadows to Light: Ebrima Abrahams' Journey of Healing and EmpathyIn a deeply moving episode of our podcast, "Supercharge Your Soul,'s Transformation" we explore the incredible life story of Ebrima Abrahams, a beacon of hope for anyone navigating personal challenges. Ebrima's journey from his childhood in Gambia, marked by heart-wrenching experiences, to the founding of the Freedom Project, illustrates the profound resilience and empathy that can emerge from adversity. This episode is more than a story; it's a rebellion against silence, a testament to the transformative power of vulnerability and resilience. Ebrima's experiences resonate as a powerful call to action, encouraging us to face our fears and embrace the journey of healing with courage and openness.Through his work with the Freedom Project, Ebrima demonstrates how empathy can create a ripple effect, leading to meaningful change within communities and beyond. By sharing his personal narrative and facilitating a platform for others to do the same, he underscores the significance of empathy in leadership, the importance of safe spaces for mental health dialogues, and the collective strength that comes from community support. This episode is not only rich with personal insights and actionable advice but also serves as an invitation for you to join us on a journey of self-discovery and healing. Let Ebrima and our conversation inspire you to listen to our podcast, where we delve into stories that remind us of the power of connecting with our own stories and, in turn, fostering deeper connections with others. Together, let's pave the way for a more empathetic and understanding world.With Love and Gratitude,Dimple Bindra---What we discuss:1. Overcoming Personal Traumas and Embracing Healing.2. The Role and Impact of Therapy in Personal Growth.3. The Power of Vulnerability and Self-Awareness.4. Strategies for Dealing with Insecurities in Relationships.5. Initiatives and Goals of the Freedom Project for Mental Health Advocacy.---00:00 - Intro: Addressing overcoming insecurities and unlocking inner potential.01:20 - Introduction of host Dimple Bindra and the podcast's aim to inspire personal transformation.03:44 - Ebrima Abrahams shares his journey from Gambia to founding the Freedom Project, emphasizing mental health breakthroughs.06:57 - Discussion on Ebrima's diverse background in marketing and content distribution for notable brands.11:32 - Ebrima talks about his passion for mental health advocacy and storytelling.15:44 - The conversation shifts to Ebrima's personal story of trauma and its impact on his life.17:38 - Insights into how past relationships and experiences shaped Ebrima's approach to empathy and understanding.22:00 - Ebrima offers advice to individuals struggling with insecurities within relationships.25:13 - Overview of the Freedom Project's initiatives and the importance of addressing mental health on a global scale.32:16 - Closing remarks: Encouraging listeners to engage with the podcast for personal growth and transformation.You can learn more about Ebrima at https://fpmedianetwork.com/Support the show

We all know a great mindset is key to achieving your business and life goals, but we often lack the actual steps to creating long lasting change. In this episode of The Freedom Project with Professor Martin Jones, we discuss the principles behind creating a mental performance training plan. Including… How to conquer physiological and psychological pain Why the pursuit of mastery is essential for developing mental toughness How to find a deeper purpose in the mundane And how to generate absolute confidence in yourself Not only does Martin have the best facial hair in psychology since Freud, he shares timeless principles that overlap very neatly with the work I do in the Adventurepreneur Collective.   So please welcome, Professor Martin Jones

The Patriot Freedom Project is being called into question by Congressional Democrats. They have concerns about this nonprofit group that gives financial support to defendants charged in the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol. At issue: whether the Freedom Project's apparent support for Donald Trump's presidential campaign may violate federal tax law. The judge overseeing Trump's federal criminal elections interference trial is suggesting that a delay of weeks or even months in the trial is possible. That's because all the trial dates she set are still on pause as Trump's attempt to get the case dismissed is pending before the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals. Journalist and political analyst Michael Shure will stop by to talk about all of it. Plus, we'll get his take on what happened in Iowa and the upcoming New Hampshire primaries. Friday Fabulous Florida is upon us once more. Albert is busy finding the best stories out of Florida this week. It never disappoints! Former fabulous producer John Daly joins. From movies to TV to sports, the Culture Blaster brings it all. Michael Snyder wraps up the show with a ding word heavy entertainment report that'll blow your socks off.

Welcome to "The Freedom Project," a podcast that celebrates the spirit of adventure and those who live it to the fullest.  Today, we're honoured to welcome Alastair Humphreys, a man whose name has become synonymous with adventure and exploration.  Alastair, recognized as a National Geographic Adventurer of the Year, has inspired countless individuals through his incredible journeys and his advocacy for the natural world.  His adventures, which began in his youth, include the remarkable feat of cycling around the world and pushing the limits of human endurance and curiosity. He's not only an adventurer but also a storyteller, author, and filmmaker, capturing the essence of exploration in various forms.  His books have opened up new worlds to readers, and his monthly newsletter shares insights and inspiration from his travels.  Alastair's concept of 'microadventures' has encouraged people to find adventure in the everyday, challenging the notion that you need to travel far to experience the thrill of exploration. In this episode, we will dive deep into Alastair's life, exploring his early adventures like the Yorkshire 3 Peaks challenge at just nine years old, and his transformative cycling journey across continents.  We will also delve into his philosophies on living adventurously, caring for the environment, and finding joy in the small things.  His collaborations with brands to promote the concept of microadventures showcase his commitment to making adventure accessible to all. Join us as we journey through Alastair Humphreys' inspiring life, discovering how he has turned every challenge into an opportunity for growth and how he continues to inspire others to embrace the unknown.  Whether you're an avid adventurer or just someone looking for a little inspiration to step outside your comfort zone, this episode is for you.  

Welcome back to "The Freedom Project" podcast, where we explore the thrilling intersection of adventure and entrepreneurship. Today, we're super excited to bring you a special interview with Mandy Hickson, a true force of nature and an inspiration to all adventurepreneurs. Mandy's story is nothing short of extraordinary. As the only female pilot in her Front Line Tornado Squadron, she flew multimillion-pound jets for the UK Royal Air Force, navigating some of the most challenging environments you can imagine, including Iraq's "No Fly" zone. Her journey to these heights is a tale of true grit and determination. Starting with a flying scholarship at 17 and winning acrobatics competitions as a student, Mandy faced a significant hurdle when she initially failed her mandatory computer-based tests. But, undeterred, she fought her way through, showcasing her exceptional flying skills and earning her place in the skies. But Mandy's expertise isn't just about flying fast jets. She's also a skilled Human Factors facilitator, offering invaluable insights into decision-making under pressure, risk-taking, and the crucial role of humans in complex systems. These lessons are not just relevant in the cockpit; they're incredibly applicable to the business world and personal challenges alike. Also, Mandy has put her experience to great use off the field. She co-founded Inspiring Women for Work, helping women regain confidence and reenter the workforce after taking a break. Her work here is a reflection of her commitment to empowerment and leadership. In this episode, Mandy shares her incredible experiences and the lessons learned from life in the fast lane. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a leader, or just someone seeking a dose of inspiration, Mandy's story is bound to resonate with you. So, let's dive in and hear from Mandy Hickson herself, right here on "The Freedom Project." Get ready for a journey filled with insights, inspiration, and the spirit of adventure!

Welcome to "The Freedom Project," where we explore the intersection of ancient wisdom and modern life.  Today's episode features Jennifer Baker, a philosophy professor from the College of Charleston, known for her expertise in Stoicism and virtue ethics.  Jennifer brings Stoicism into contemporary contexts, applying it to personal and professional challenges, and exploring its relevance in today's world.  We'll discuss her unique perspective on Stoicism's role in modern economics and decision-making, and how ancient philosophies can guide us in our daily lives. This conversation offers practical insights into navigating life's complexities with a Stoic mindset.

Welcome to "The Freedom Project," where we delve deep into the lives of those who embody resilience, innovation, and the spirit of adventure.  In this episode, we're incredibly excited to introduce Lindsay Bruce, a man whose life is a testament to the power of transformation and the warrior spirit.  Lindsay's journey is extraordinary – from the demanding world of the SAS, where he honed his skills in one of the most elite military units, to the discipline and dedication of professional bodybuilding, he has constantly pushed the boundaries of human potential. But Lindsay's story doesn't stop at physical prowess.  He's now channelling his vast experience into The Modern Warrior Project, a platform where he empowers others through coaching and mentorship.  His approach intertwines the mental, physical, and spiritual aspects of self-development, drawing on his own life lessons to guide others on their paths to personal greatness. In our conversation, we'll explore Lindsay's unique methodologies, which intriguingly overlap with our own.  We'll also delve into his experiences with psychedelics and how these have shaped his journey and perspectives.  Expect a deep dive into the mind of a man who has not only faced immense challenges but has also transformed these experiences into a source of strength and enlightenment for others. Join us as we uncover the layers of Lindsay Bruce's inspiring story, learning how he embodies the essence of a modern warrior, and how his experiences can inspire and guide us in our own pursuits of freedom and adventure.  

Physios, just like climbing coaches, chefs, bankers, and hell, even adventurepreneurs, aren't all made of equal quality. Some are stuck in techniques of the 1980s. Others are on the bleeding edge of the most advanced research. Some are uncaring and impersonal. Others are highly personal and connect with you. So how do you tell the difference? And what should you look out for? Particularly as a mountain athlete. Today, on The Freedom Project, I interview the mountain athlete physio, Don Lesar. Don is a Co-Founder of The Movement, a multidisciplinary performance rehab clinic in Ontario, Canada. Don also works very closely with Arc-teryx athletes in a unique capacity. In other words, he knows his shit. In this episode, we will cover:   How to tell a great physio from a waste of money The greatest BS you've been told about physio for mountain athletes Don's 5 essential exercises for mountain athletes And a whole lot more  

On today's show, Steve Cohen discusses the debate and "Where Is Donald?" Later, Cynthia Hughes discusses the January 6th trials. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Steve Cohen is the founding executive producer of Courtroom Television Network. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Cynthia Hughes is the founder of the Freedom Project and the author of "Due Process Denied."

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What kind of person is compelled to travel from the lowest point in every continent to the highest through human power alone? Well, the same kind of person who is willing to walk the length of the world's largest freshwater lake whilst it's frozen over. And the same person who ends up in the hands of Uzbek interrogators accused of narcotic smuggling. This person is adventurer, explorer and expedition leader, Oli France. Through his journeys, Oli has learned a tonne. He's learned the components of a great adventure, how to plan for success, and how to avoid failure. In this episode of The Freedom Project with Oli France, we discuss how to plan the expedition of a lifetime and how to give yourself the best chance of success. You will leave this with a thorough understanding of the planning process and how to execute successfully. Including… The stages of planning a life changing adventure. How to build a team that thrives in hardship. How to prepare your body and mind for robustness and performance. How to make the most of all these experiences. And how to get over post expedition blues`.

In a life of adventure, you're going to have injuries. Some will be minor scrapes. Hopefully, you'll avoid the life changing ones. But, in doing difficult things, life changing injuries are a real possibility. How do you cope with the initial injury? How do you adapt your life on the other side? And how do you maintain your identity when you have injuries such as these? These are all questions today's guest, Bernt Marius Rørstad provides an illuminating answer to. After a speedriding accident where he fell 30-40m, Bernt Marius had his right foot amputated, and has been adapting to life with a prosthetic ever since. Despite this, he is still an adventurer and mountain sports enthusiast. He still shreds on skis, climbs mountains, and just as impressively, maintains an outlook on life that is admirable. Today, on this episode of the Freedom Project with Bernt Marius Rørstad, we cover… The camaraderie of being in the mountains The events that led up to Bernt Marius' crash and what he learned from it Finding gratitude in the things you'd rather not have Managing risk and danger Finding the opportunities within terribly difficult circumstances How the psychological part of challenge is always harder than the physical component & how to master that psychological challenge   And much more...

On October 19, the 2023 Vanguard Justice Awards Gala, the Vanguard will present Danielle Harris, of the San Francisco Public Defender's Officer and the Freedom Project with a Vanguard Justice Award. The San Francisco Public Defender's resentencing unit, known as The Freedom Project, has assisted more than 100 people in their resentencing and parole hearings, and assisted in 77 family reunifications. These efforts have saved over 1,000 years of prison time. “The Freedom Project team was my lifeline—they saved my life,” said Belinda Anderson, who was represented by Danielle Harris and Stephen Liebb (winner of a Vanguard Justice Award in 2022) at the The Freedom Project. Anderson served 31 years before earning parole and being resentenced. “My second chance means I get to spend time with my family—especially my daughter and grandson—to celebrate the holidays together, along with other occasions big and small. I am successfully employed and I love the work that I do.” Listen as we talk to Harris about her work and the work that the Freedom Project does on resentencing and also representation on parole hearings. Join us in honoring Danielle Harris and the Freedom Project on October 19. Tickets start at $100 per plate. Sponsors at $250. To sponsor this event and support this incredibly important cause – please click here – http://tinyurl.com/Vanguard2023.

Note: This episode originally aired October 3, 2022 In 2022, the Vanguard honored Stephen Liebb with an award for his work as a formerly incarcerated individual at the Vanguard Justice Awards Gala. Stephen Liebb spent 33 years behind bars for first degree murder. 19 of those years were spent at San Quentin. He earned his release on parole in 2013. Now he works as a legal assistant at the San Francisco Public Defender's office on the Freedom Project, helping to free others from prison. Listen to Steph's remarkable story – hired by the legendary Jeff Adachi in 2018, but a lawyer at the time of his arrest in the 1980s, and his work behind bars to help his fellow incarcerated people file petitions and writs, giving them a chance to challenge their detention. On October 19, the Vanguard in 2023 will present Danielle Harris and the Freedom Project a Vanguard Justice award. They will be among ten individuals honored. Tickets start at $100 per plate. Sponsors at $250. To sponsor this event and support this incredibly important cause - visit this website: http://tinyurl.com/Vanguard2023.

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How can God free you from addiction? In this episode, FOCUS missionaries Leah Nielson and James Hare join Jessica to talk about their work with the Freedom Project. Jess, Leah, and James discuss:What is the Freedom Project and how does it help missionaries receive freedom from addiction?Why do you prefer the term "addiction" as opposed to "habitual sin" for porn and alcohol addictions?How do addictions impact the spiritual life?What advice do you have for someone currently struggling with an addiction?Leah Nielson serves FOCUS in the Freedom Project and on the Talent and Leadership Development Team. James Hare serves FOCUS full time in the Freedom Project helping men to grow in character and virtue.

The Great Divide Podcast LIVE 4/20/2023 with Cynthia Hughes of the Patriot Freedom Project. Cynthia Hughes of the Patriot Freedom Project joins the show to talk all things January 6th and gives us an update on her advocation for J6 defendants and their families with the support of Donald Trump. Check out and support the Patriot Freedom Project! www.patriotfreedomproject.com 1776LIVE.tv Twitter: @AlanJacoby1776 IG: @1776live.tv Gettr: @AlanJacoby1776 Mypatriotcigars.com Promo Code: WPRUSA Mypillow.com/GREAT1776 Promo Code: GREAT1776

The Great Divide Podcast LIVE 2/9/2023 with Cynthia Hughes from the Patriot Freedom Project. Cynthia joins the show to fill us in on the Patriot Freedom Project's mission of advocating for J6 defendants and their families. https://www.patriotfreedomproject.com/home www.dueprocessdenied.org  1776LIVE.tv Twitter: @AlanJacoby1776 IG: @1776live.tv Gettr: @AlanJacoby1776 Mypatriotcigars.com Promo Code: CIGAR15 Mypillow.com/GREAT1776 Promo Code: GREAT1776

Ana Sofia Palaez joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about her career as a food and culture writer and co-founding the Miami Freedom Project where they are working to organize the Cuban community in Miami.

In 1953 sociologist Robert Nisbet published his most famous work The Quest for Community, arguing for the necessity of association to the human experience and the harm inflicted upon communities when they are deprived of their function.  Traditional conservatism has long upheld Nisbet's teachings as a reminder that we are not purely material beings with strictly economic interests.  Josh welcomes Luke Sheahan to this episode to discuss his efforts to pick up where Nisbet left off in fighting for the viability and flourishing of human associations, how the courts have gotten off-kilter in rulings regarding our freedom to associate, and why associations matter to each and every one of us.   About Luke Sheahan   From Luke's website: Luke Sheahan is Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Duquesne University and a Non-Resident Scholar at the Program for Research on Religion and Urban Civil Society (PRRUCS) at the University of Pennsylvania.  He researches the intersection of First Amendment rights and political theory.  Sheahan's scholarly articles and reviews have appeared in The Political Science Reviewer, Humanitas, Anamnesis, and The Journal of Value Inquiry and he has lectured widely on religious liberty, freedom of speech, and freedom of association.  He is author of Why Associations Matter: The Case for First Amendment Pluralism.  He is writing a second book tentatively titled “Pluralism and Toleration: Difference, Justice, and the Social Group.”   From 2018-2019, Sheahan was Associate Director and Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the Freedom Project at Wellesley College and from 2016-2018, Sheahan was a Postdoctoral Associate and Research Fellow in the Department of Political Science at Duke University.  He received a PhD and MA in political theory from the Catholic University of America and a B.S. in political science from the Honors College at Oregon State University.  He is a five-time recipient of the Humane Studies Fellowship from the Institute for Humane Studies, a 2014 recipient of the Richard M. Weaver Fellowship from the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI), and a 2018 recipient of the Leonard P. Liggio Memorial Fellowship.   In July of this year the Russell Kirk Center announced the appointment of Dr. Luke C. Sheahan as the fifth editor in the history of The University Bookman, originally established by none other than Russell Kirk, seeking to redeem the time by identifying and discussing those books that diagnose the modern age and support the renewal of culture and the common good.   You can follow Luke on Twitter @lsheahan

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Today, we get caught up with a very busy Alex Newman who is home between speaking engagements. We discuss Liberty Pastors conferences, Freedom Project Media, The New American, the legislation to get America out of the United Nations, and the global war on farming and governments/elite's agenda to control the population worldwide. Daily podcast, relevant articles on issues pertaining to Christians and more can be found on Stand Up For The Truth.

In this episode of Startup Hustle, guest host Jannae Gammage and Ebrima "Abraham" Sisay, President & CEO of Freedom Project Forum, talk about the suicide epidemic that isn't discussed enough in the entrepreneur space. Most would agree that being a startup founder is incredibly stressful. But DYK entrepreneurs are technically 50% more likely to have a mental health condition than “ordinary folks,” and twice as likely to suffer from depression? This is the second episode in this 3-Part "Mental Health Mondays" series, where we're sharing the real story on the mental health burdens entrepreneurship often carries. Be sure to tune back in next Monday as we talk about "Grind Culture," the idea that status is achieved by always being “on and available.”   Find Startup Hustle Everywhere: https://linktr.ee/startuphustle   This episode is sponsored by Full Scale: https://fullscale.io/   Learn more about Pipeline: https://www.pipelineentrepreneurs.com/   Learn more about Freedom Project: https://freedomprojectkc.com/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.