Podcasts about reasons why not

Alderman Gilbert Villegas is going to run for a congressional seat and Shaun isn't surprised that he's trying to take his corruption on the road. Then, John Lott, President of Crime Prevention Research Center joins Shaun to discuss the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. Plus, Judd Dunning, author of "13 1/2 Reasons Why Not to be a Liberal" and the host of "Unapologetic with Judd Dunning" joins Shaun to say that we must resist these vaccine mandates! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mitch McConnell caves on the debt ceiling and Shaun reacts. Then, Jeanne Hedgepeth, a former Palatine teacher who was fired for her posts critical of BLM, joins Shaun in studio to discuss her case and how our listeners can show support. Plus, Judd Dunning, author of "13 1/2 Reasons Why NOT to be a Liberal" joins Shaun on being unapologetically pro-freedom. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shaun debuts his new 3 hour show with a take-down of Biden's ineptitude onver the Afghan withdrawal. Then, Judd Dunning, author of "13 1/2 Reasons Why NOT to be a liberal: And How to Enlighten Others" joins Shaun to discuss how there may be another COVID lockdown on the horizon. Plus, "Make Me Believe Monday"!   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Biden's tax plan will raise taxes on 60% of Americans! Then, Chicago sees yet another deadly weekend. Plus, Judd Dunning, Author of "13 1/2 Reasons Why Not to be A Liberal" joins Shaun to discuss the conservative groups that are fighting back against the Biden Agenda! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Trevor Louden talks about CPAC 2021 and cleaning up voter integrity. Visit trevorlouden.com. Hans Van Spakovsky and Randy discuss voter fraud and shares some of his evidence. heritage.org. Curt schlicter, Salem host and author stops by to talk about the different ways information is getting out through other means, not just MSM.  Judd Dunning joins the show to talk about Liberals and his transformation to Conservatism. and his book, 13 1/2 Reasons Why Not to be a Liberal: And How to Enlighten Others.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What are the persuasive facts that explain why so many Americans are conservatives? Judd Dunning stops by to talk about it and his book, "13-1/2 Reasons Why Not to Be a Liberal: And How to Enlighten Others." Plus: Why did an Oregon physician just lose his license indefinitely after attending a #StoptheSteal rally? We'll talk about that and more on Tuesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Sex is part of life, but you don’t have to let it be your whole life. My guest today is Rob Kowalski, the Founder of CityFam, a nonprofit organization that supports its community while bringing like-minded people together. After a life full of casual sex and working as a male stripper, Chris has spent 15 of the last 20 years abstinent. Chris created the viral video 10 Reasons Why Not to Have Sex Before Marriage, to help individuals avoid the loneliness that he found in his previous life. The decision to wait to have sex gave Chris the community and purpose that he was searching for!   In this episode, we talk about… Chris gives the rundown on who he is and what he does Reasons that people don’t have pre-marital sex Filling the hole that abstinence created for the last 15 years Surround yourself with people who support your life changes Bringing friends along to make changes with you CityFam’s mission and how it operates When Chris decided to shift his path How to find a community with CityFam if you don’t live in Maryland The most paramount points from Rob’s viral video   Links to resources: Think and Grow Rich   Rob Kowalski: CityFam | Instagram | Book | Video   You can find me on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn Book a free strategy call with the Trucks Team where you'll figure out exactly how to reach your full potential in all areas of your life: www.TrucksTeam.com

#Defending2AandSchoolChildren Andrew Pollock father of Meadow who was killed at the Parkland School shooting is now President of Crime Prevention Research Center advocating for better response times and reaction to these events. #CantbeaLiberal Judd Dunning 13 1/2 Reasons Why Not to Be a Liberal discusses the election and his book #StolenElection Dr Tom Barrett discusses how the election effects your investments and his analysis on the Election. #HiddenEvidenceExposed Pastor Greg and Rick Manning discusses the many ways the election has been manipulated.

Mental Illness advocate and Netflix celebrity, Riley Juntti, joins Michael Angelo Caruso for a fascinating discussion on mental health. The topic focuses on suicide prevention. Riley, a junior at Oakland University, helped create 13 Reasons Why NOT, centered on Netflix’s show 13 Reason’s Why, in which the lead character leaves behind a recording blaming 13 people for her suicide. Riley's 13 Reasons Why NOT program arranged for thirteen students from Michigan's Oxford High School to make public address announcements to 1,800 fellow students by sharing an emotionally vulnerable place they had been through and thanking someone who had helped them out of it. Feedback created a national sensation with over 100 major news organizations picking up the story, including Nightline, the Washington Post, and USA Today. National Public Radio (NPR) featured 13 Reasons Why NOT as one of the Best Youth News Stories of 2017 and then, Netflix got involved. She is now the face of Netflix's social campaign Tell Them which uses inspirational stories to overcome struggles such as mental illness, abuse and sexual harassment.  This social media campaign uses stories of recovery to inspire youth to come forward with the problems they may be facing.  The Tell Them videos can be viewed across all of Netflix's platforms for the second season of 13 Reasons Why. Riley is currently earning her bachelors in Clinical Psychology at Oakland University, an international public speaker and a certified Crisis Intervention Counselor who teaches on using vulnerability to help those at risk for suicide.  She uses both personal testimony from her battle with mental illness and hands-on work with youth to break silence and stigma surrounding mental health. Her speeches are critically acclaimed for bringing hope to a tough topic and giving communities tangible stories of recovery after mental illness. Her long-term goal is to educate students, parents, and schools on building a culture of support to decrease mental health stigma.   More about Riley Juntti at her website and on Netflix. -- Watch the video version of this interview and subscribe to Michael's YouTube channel.   More on Michael Angelo Caruso at his website and his Present Like a Pro group on Facebook. Michael teaches presentation skills that will help you command the room, get noticed and advance your career. If you’re a leader or salesperson, Michael will help you become a better presenter for the rest of your life. The most important business skill you can have is the ability to effectively communicate with groups of people.  Everything is a presentation.  Watch the video version of this interview on Michael's YouTube channel.  

In this week's episode we get a woman's take on what it's like to be married or dating a hunter as we head into full throttle hunting season here in Louisiana. We also break down and article we came across of the "Top 10 Reasons Why Not to Marry a Hunter". We have a special guest in the house and get her take on things. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/last-stop-waterfowl-tv-louisiana/support

I watched the entire third season of "13 Reason Why" so you don't have to!!  I personally found the new season to be a bit problematic, so in this episode Cami and I break down the 13 Reasons Why Not.  *TRIGGER WARNING* The show in itself deals with really heavy subject matter from sexual assault to teen suicide, so if you do not feel comfortable, please skip this episode.  Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255  Crisis Text Line: text HOME to 741741  Find me on social media  Instagram @anacas31  Twitter @anacast31  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The North Township Trustee's office is often seeking ways to engage with and improve the livelihood of teens. One of the office's recent projects, 13 Reasons Why Not, is a campaign centered on educating peers on topics of suicide, mental health, stress and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lauren Faith is a 17-year-old blogger, author, and speaker currently living in South Carolina. Her blogging platform is a unique outlet that started when she became homeschooled her sophomore year of high school and started an ongoing battle with clinical depression and anxiety. While her writing was then just therapy and way for her to keep up with her peers, Jesus had immeasurably more in store for her when her views grew to over 1,000,000 in 1 week when her controversial faith-based blog post “13 Reasons Why NOT” caught the eye of millions across the world. She continues to influence through her blog and writing and is currently in the process of publishing her first book “Living Out Transparent Faith”. She has traveled to many states and shared her story of victory over mental health issues with teens and adults. Other than encouraging teens to live and love boldly in their faith in a world that makes it hard, Lauren’s passion lies in speaking to women and girls about self-worth and their identity in Jesus. Her struggle with depression and anxiety has ignited a fire in her to teach and share with others that their story is never over and the best is always yet to come. You can connect with Lauren here www.laurenfaithm.com.

In this episode of Mentally Ch(ill), Kristen talks with "resident show consultant" Jen about PTSD and how convicted murderer Jodi Arias tried to use it in her defense. They also list 13 Reasons Why NOT and debate "Who's Sadder" from some beloved sitcoms of the 90's. Also, shout out to everyone who sent in intro jingles. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kristencommachill/message

  For this next episode, we are going to discuss the trending Netflix show, '13 Reasons Why'. I am not here to critque the show, but to continue the conversation the show has started. I am joined with Blake Barber, House Supervisior of the CSP (Community Services Program) Laguna Beach Youth Shelter and Juliet Ekinaka, a former youth counselor at the shelter to discuss signs of depression, suicde, risk factors in teens, triggering events and how to prepare parents, educators and friends to be a good lister for when they ask the powerful question, R U OK? A recap of 13 Reasons Why: A box of cassette tapes recorded by Hannah Baker, a 17-year- old student at liberty high school before her suicide details 13 reasons why she completed suicide. It is somewhat like a murder mystery, captivating the viewers attention through the 13th and final episode. At its core, it exposes what today's teens experience; drug and alcohol use, gender confusion, self- harm, bullying, rape, depression and suicide. It was not easy for me to watch and left me disturbed for several days after watching the final episode. But I do feel 13 reasons why is very important and I am grateful to Netflix for shedding light on a very stigmatized subject. Listen! As mentioned in the podcast, we talk about #13ReasonsWhyNot  I say these 13 Reasons Why Not to you because I have been on the other side of suicide. I was the one left behind, the one still living with this choice my husband decided.   1. It's a permanent solution to a temporary problem   2. You have depression, which is an illness and treatable   3. Depression is a liar. You wouldn't give someone who lied to you the time of day, so why give a liar your life.   4. It's not your fault. What ever you are going through, it's not your fault.   5. Things can change. What you are feeling isn't permanent. The first step to any change is making the decision to ask for help.   6. You matter. To your family, to the people whose life you have touched.   7. You are loved. It may not feel like so, but when you have depression, it's hard to let any outside affection in, but it's there, a lot of it.   8. There is help. Suicide has affected so many lives, and because so, there are many amazing resources for all ages to get the care and hope they need to heal.   9. You are not alone. The way you feel is your own, but so many also feel the same pain. Knowing you're not alone can help ease the decision to get help.   10. You will feel whole and healthy again. I know this because I have seen it in action. When you choose the path to heal, a new world of possibilities open up for you.   11. Relief is around the corner. No one likes to feel alone. No one likes to feel nothing at all. With help, there is hope for such relief of numbness.   12. Time is on your side. What's great about the choice to heal, is that you can take your time. Heal on your own terms. You are in the ultimate control and that is motivating and powerful.   13.You are incredible. You may have laughed at this, but you are. Unique, real, alive and have the strength to take control and seek the help and hope you deserve.   ​If you or your teen needs more information, resources or immediate help, please know it's available! The following toll-free hotlines are available to help 24/7: Teenline (This is a crisis hotline for teens to talk to other teens): 800-TLC-TEEN AFSP American Foundation for Suicide Prevention:  800-273-TALK(8255) ​ Trevor Lifeline (Crisis line for LGBTQ youth): 866-488-7386 Bullying Hotline: 800-273-8255 National Eating Disorder Association: 800-931-2237 ​ National Alcohol and Drug Abuse Hotline: 877-437-8422

13 Reasons Why Not with guests Sande Roberts and ShaRon Rea

Et tu, Brute? Laura betrays the sisterhood and someone gets salty AF. 13 Reasons Why Not to Watch This Show, and the Unicorn Frapp: a monster of our own design. THERE'S NO WORDS ON IT. FUCKIN THING SUCKS. -Bill O'Reilly, or #Millennial listeners?  Bye boi!  Let's talk about France, baby, let's talk about you and oui. The French presidential election is freaking people the fuck out, and for good reason. What do you want to hear on your death bed? "You are loved"? "Heaven is real"? "Donald Trump's in prison"? Are the last two the same thing? The hosts investigate.  Uber gets a smackdown from Apple and Andrew starts his own religion.    And in After Dark: Hidden From the Headlines: Dow Chemical asks President Thundercunt to ignore a new government study that found Dow's pesticides are fuckin up 1,800 endangered animals. "WHAT WILL DONALD DO?!" wonders nobody.  "Dear Diary, I am about to receive terrible advice. But here's go nothing." We respond to a few listeners' requests for sage life wisdom.