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The murder of hometown hero and NBA star Lorenzen Wright remained unsolved until alleged accomplice Jimmy Martin revealed the location of the murder weapon, implicating Wright's ex-wife Sherra and her yardman Billy Ray Turner. The defense maintains Turner is innocent, pointing the finger at Martin, whose deal with prosecutors calls his credibility and motives into question. To stream more Court TV originals, click here.Watch 24/7 Court TV LIVE Stream Today https://www.courttv.com/Join the Investigation Newsletter https://www.courttv.com/email/Court TV Podcast https://www.courttv.com/podcast/FOLLOW THE CASE:Facebook https://www.facebook.com/courttvTwitter/X https://twitter.com/CourtTVInstagram https://www.instagram.com/courttvnetwork/TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@courttvliveYouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/COURTTVWATCH +140 FREE TRIALS IN THE COURT TV ARCHIVEhttps://www.courttv.com/trials/HOW TO FIND COURT TVhttps://www.courttv.com/where-to-watch/

Sherra spent several years suffering through bouts of sickness, including mono, that she just couldn't get rid of. A registered nurse by profession, Sherra felt like traditional doctors were missing something in her care.   After reading Dr. Hotze's best-selling book, “Hormones, Health, & Happiness,” she made an appointment and never looked back! Immediately diagnosed with adrenal fatigue, Sherra was treated with natural bio-identical hormones and is healthy and happy 17 years later! After witnessing her amazing turnaround, her husband Bill decided to take charge of his health and became a guest soon after.   Join Dr. Hotze and happily married couple, Bill, and Sherra Rapp, who have been guests since 2007 and strong advocates of the Hotze Health & Wellness Center. Learn more about the natural solutions they live by and the positive impact it has made on their lives.   Watch now and subscribe to our podcasts at www.HotzePodcast.com.   To receive a FREE copy of Dr. Hotze's best-selling book, “Hormones, Health, and Happiness,” call 281-698-8698 and mention this podcast. Includes free shipping!

Cooking a meal for her family at 8 years old, Sherra found the kitchen to be her happy place as a shy child. Today, it has become a laboratory where she creates her artistry. Sherra is a wife, a mom of three girls, and an entrepreneur, and business owner of Sherra's Sweets-N-Things. You can find her heavenly creations at: https://www.facebook.com/people/Sherras-Sweets-N-Things/100057609814348/?mibextid=D4KYlr

In this enlightening episode of Bad Law Worse Facts, host Michael Takla sits down with Sherra Gilbert, a highly respected personal injury mediator based in Houston, Texas. Join them as they delve into the intricacies of mediation and explore essential strategies for plaintiff attorneys to effectively prepare for this crucial phase of the legal process. The episode kicks off with a brief introduction to Sherra Gilbert, highlighting her extensive experience as a mediator and her deep understanding of the dynamics involved in personal injury cases. Sherra's unique insights make her the perfect guest to provide valuable guidance to plaintiff attorneys seeking to optimize their mediation outcomes. As the conversation unfolds, Sherra and Michael delve into the significance of mediation in resolving personal injury disputes. They shed light on how mediation offers a less adversarial and more collaborative approach compared to litigation, emphasizing the benefits it brings to both parties involved. This discussion helps listeners appreciate the value of mediation as an effective alternative to prolonged courtroom battles. Sherra explains the crucial steps that attorneys should take well in advance, including gathering all necessary documentation, identifying key issues, and developing a negotiation strategy. Sherra emphasizes the importance of being fully prepared and understanding the strengths and weaknesses of the case before stepping into the mediation room. Throughout the episode, Sherra and Michael dive deep into practical tips and best practices for plaintiff attorneys, ranging from crafting persuasive opening statements to managing client expectations during mediation. They also discuss the role of empathy and active listening in building rapport with opposing counsel and insurance adjusters, fostering an environment conducive to constructive negotiations. By the end of the episode, listeners gain a comprehensive understanding of the mediation process, along with invaluable insights from Sherra Gilbert's extensive experience as a mediator. Plaintiff attorneys seeking to maximize their chances of reaching favorable outcomes through mediation will find this episode a treasure trove of actionable advice and expert strategies. Tune in to this insightful episode of Bad Law Worse Facts to master the art of mediation and equip yourself with the tools necessary to excel as a plaintiff attorney in personal injury cases. Learn from Sherra Gilbert's expertise and take your mediation skills to the next level!

Sherra Fraser, a survivor of childhood abuse and family violence, is now a change agent who helps others through her Trauma Support and Recovery Group/Ministry that reaches several continents, including the United States. Her mission is to raise awareness of trauma and its impact on society and encourage action to address it. The question remains: can we fix it, and will we? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brandon-coleman0/support

In Dateline's THE MURDER OF LORENZEN WRIGHT, our Queen Andrea Canning is holding court as she reports on the grizzlie murder of a Memphis NBA star. But this update of a 2021 episode is traveling from the basketball court to the judicial court as the legal system calls a foul on the two most likely suspects. But, be sure to set aside your Chanel finery and luxury automobiles because Lorenzen's Mama Deborah is out for justice on the double double, and she's not stopping until she gets it! She's not letting Lorenzen's ex-wife Sherra or even mega pastor Joel Osteen get in her way. Join us as we upholster our way from Memphis to Houston to California and back again and celebrate the fact that it's finally curtains on the criminals! It's A DATE WITH DATELINE: Alley-Oops She Redecorated Again! Official Description from NBCU: The murder of former NBA star and hometown hero Lorenzen Wright sends shockwaves through the city of Memphis; insiders speak out about new developments in the lengthy search for justice. Andrea Canning reports.    SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL!!!! YouTube.com/@adatewithkandk !!! We're doing live after shows of Season 2 of Showtime's Yellowjackets!!!! Starting WEDNESDAY at 7pm PST!   We'd like to dedicate this episode to two of our grizzly mamas, our hometown heroes, Kariann G from Patreon and Lisa S from Supercast. Without our supporters like you two, we're just a self-published tell all on Amazon that no one buys. We can't do our podcast without you!   An easy way to support the podcast is by checking out our fantastic sponsors! Katie's cats and Kimberly's niece and nephew cats are aMAUzed with Mau cat furniture! Treat yourself and your kitty by shopping at maupets.com/DATELINE and get 5% off your first purchase! It's your turn to play detective with the mobile game June's Journey! Find your first clue by downloading June's Journey today. Available on Android and iOS mobile devices as well as on PC through Facebook games.  We're in love with our Kitsch hair products! Right now, Kitsch is offering you 30% off your entire order at My kitsch.com/DATE dot com slash DATE. We love their sleep caps and satin pillowcases for smooth hair and skin! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Your mission and vision are the most important factors in success in real estate. This is what  Cherya Cavanaugh wishes to convey to the audience in this incredible episode of real estate excellence.   Cherya Cavanaugh, is a top selling realtor who has worked with widely successful real estate companies such as Re/Max and Keller Willims, and grew all the way from being a teacher to founding and growing one of the most successful real estate teams in the US. Cherya is the CEO of the Cavanaugh Team, which she founded alongside her husband, Tom. In her own words, real estate has become a vessel for them to experience financial freedom, lifestyle freedom, and, most importantly, an opportunity to positively impact their community.   Tune in to learn how a mission-driven focus can boost your success as a real estate entrepreneur.   [00:00 - 07:41] From Education Major to Top Producing Real Estate Agent • Cherya Cavanaugh is a respected real estate agent in northeast Florida. • She and her husband lead a top-producing team with over a decade of experience. • Sherra was an education major and taught horticulture and biology for 14 years before becoming a real estate agent.   [07:41 - 14:56] How a Family Found a Diamond in the Rough During the Market Crash • When the market crashed, Cherya moved back to Florida with no income. • She discovered a diamond in the rough in the Nocatee, FL, real estate market and saw potential in the older population, 55 and over, who were ready to capitalize. • Post-Covid community come to Florida for lower taxes and better education.   [14:56 - 21:55] 1500 Homes Sold in Northeast Florida Over Past 10 Years • Nearly a thousand people move to Florida, and a hundred people move to St. John's County daily. • The entry price point in St. John's County is high, making affordable housing a challenge. • Nassau County school system is number two in the state. • The Cavanaugh Team has sold 1500 homes in Northeast Florida over the past 10 years.   [21:55 - 29:06] The Value of Going Small to Grow Big • The Cavanaugh Team initially chose their brokerage based on relationships and a high level of integrity • They had hit the top of the ceiling with Re/Max but wanted something that could become a passive income. • When they moved to Keller Williams, they trimmed down the team size and learned that some of those members had replicated what they were taught and created their own successful teams.   [29:06 - 36:14] Inspire Your Teammates and Help Them Achieve Their Goals • It takes hard work and empathy to grow a team. • Start the year with a vision, then retreat to focus on personal and business goals. • Provide an environment of inspiration for team members. • Help team members achieve their own goals, such as buying their own homes.   [36:14 - 44:21] How Top Producers Maximize Experiences and Memories • When looking for a team member, Cherya looks for someone who will buy into the culture. • When asking questions for an interview, including what motivates the person (money or mission). • Top producers stay top of mind by doing different events and staying in touch with past clients.   [44:22 - 51:20] The Benefits of Hiring an Assistant in Real Estate • Many real estate agents regret not having hired an assistant earlier. • Some of the benefits of having an assistant include: • Having a margin in your calendar for conversations and phone calls. • Being able to focus on the business side of things instead of the administrative side. • Cherya also recommends business practices such as: • Making sure customers feel comfortable in the house they are viewing. • Mentioning other family members when talking to customers • Checking in on customers even after transactions are complete   [51:20 - 58:58] How to Leverage Your Strengths to Maximize Your Success • As soon as you make your first commission check, hire an assistant to help with contract management. • Find someone who wears the hat better than you and leverage your strengths. • Real estate agents must be available 24/7, but it's also important to have free time to clear your mind. This is why having an assistant helps.   [58:59 - 01:05:54] Creating Vision, Knowing Numbers, and Producing Momentum • The role of a CEO is to create a vision, know numbers, and produce momentum • Coaching is a key part of team development. • Value must be added to meetings and learning sessions.   [01:05:54 - 01:12:38] Training Your Mature Team to Get Off the Fence • Cherya Cavanaugh's two rules for meetings: no meeting without a mission and no discussing administrative breakdowns in a meeting. • Start every team meeting with a celebration, even if it was a bad week. • Retention is key: focus on creating a vision and holding people accountable to their personal goals.   [01:12:38 - 01:19:42] Why 80% of Agents Fail in the First Two Years • Relationships and trust are important factors in real estate. • People need to consider the cost of maintenance when selling a home. • Camaraderie is the best catalyst for production. • Most agents fail in the first two years due to a lack of guidance and motivation and not treating their business like a business.   [01:19:42 - 01:26:51] The Cavanaugh Team: Making Memories and Leaving a Legacy • It is important to be intentional about every moment and movement when running a business. • The Cavanaugh Team's mission is to help customers make memories and leave a legacy. • It is more important to know who you surround yourself with than what you know.   Quotes:   "We've learned how to triumph through tragedy. We find a diamond in the rough and learn how we can grow.” -Cherya  Cavanaugh   "If you stay true to your commitment, then you'll continue to be successful." -Cherya  Cavanaugh   "We utilize real estate to make magical moments around the Christmas tree." -Cherya  Cavanaugh   "Quality conversations come from couch moments." -Cherya  Cavanaugh   If you wish to learn more about Cherya's business, stay tuned for her new projects and get the opportunity to network with her, don't forget to visit her social media, as well as Team Cavanaugh's business website:   https://cavanaughteamfl.com/  https://www.instagram.com/cavteam10/ https://www.facebook.com/cavanaughrealestatepontevedra/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/cherya-cavanaugh-b38b79258/   If you want to build your business and become more discoverable online, Streamlined Media has you covered. 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Today I continue the conversation about the findings of the Youth Risk Behavior Survey from the CDC which identifies that our youth are in crisis. Sherra Grasser joins me in the conversation today. Sherra is a Youth Empowerment Coach, Founder & Director of MePowerment Programs-Empowering Youth from the Inside Out. Her mission is to make an impact and advocate for the mental health of our youth.  Sherra and I talk about how our youth are growing up disconnected in a connected world. They are bombarded by outside influences, such as social media, peers, parents, and the lingering effects on their social experiences because of Covid.  Sherra gives us the top 4 reasons she believes the trends published in the CDC report are the way they are. She has great tips on HOW to talk to your kids about difficult topics and how to keep the conversation going when they “don't know” what they are feeling or why they are feeling something. And she talks about the difference between feeling seen and being seen. And when kids feel seen, they stay more connected. Sherra and I agree that the good news is that reconnecting is actually simple, and Sherra gives some great practical tips to become more intentional in order to start reconnecting with your kids. Find Sherra at www.mepowerment.org to connect with her for Youth Empowerment Coaching/Mentoring, which offers a space for human connection, difficult conversations and to nurture one's authentic self through. You can also find her on Facebook (Sherra Grasser Youth Empowerment), on Instagram (@coachsherra), or on LinkedIn (@coachsherra). Please share this episode with other parents who might also need some support –– Sherra and I both believe in the importance of finding the help you might need or your kids might need.   

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After realizing to her own surprise that her favorite age is now, Sherra Grasser reflects on living more authentically as she gets older, pushing herself to make mistakes in difficult conversations, what it means to move from being an ally to being an accomplice, and the gift of feeling totally present she receives from sitting bedside with people at the end of their life. With a passion for educating herself and others, Sherra leads with her heart and is here to remind you to always do the next right kind thing. Connect with Sherra:www.sherragrasser.comFB: Sherra Grasser, Youth Empowerment Coach IG: @coachsherra

Stacy shares that she's a “fixer” according to the podcast, “At the Root” which she co-hosts with Greg Kiper; a realization that leads her family to start using the code word “terrorist” when she hijacks conversations. It's a self-awareness strategy Stacy is attempting with minimal success thus far. Her guest, Sherra Gasser, a youth empowerment coach, works with kids to help them avoid needing such strategies in their adult life. Stacy and Sherra have a powerful conversation about kids needing a safe place (and person) for hard conversations, clearly a shared passion. Take a listen and some cues from Sherra. To learn more about Sherra and her work check out her website https://mepowerment.org/

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5 DELICIOUS DINNER RECIPES to support your weight loss: https://www.chefaj.com/5-delicious-lo... ----------------------------------------------------------- SHERRA AGUIRRE, author of Joyful, Delicious, Vegan: Life Without Heart Disease, founded and led a successful business for three decades, winning national awards for entrepreneurship, innovation, and service excellence. She sold the company in 2016 to focus on her passion for healthy diet and lifestyle. Now in her seventies, Aguirre describes herself as high energy, in better overall health, and in many ways more fit than in her thirties or forties. She has practiced meditation and yoga daily for more than twenty-five years, and for many years has researched and read extensively about diet and lifestyle as the most important factors for achieving and maintaining good health. By adopting a whole plant-based diet, she improved overall heart health and eliminated symptoms of hypertension despite a significant family history of heart attack, stroke, and high blood pressure. She is passionate about empowering others to maintain vibrancy and good health throughout their lifetimes. As a health enthusiast, environmentalist, and food justice advocate, Aguirre writes about the healing qualities of compassion, simplicity, gratitude, and the ripple effect vegan eating can have on individuals, families, and communities. Sherra is married with two daughters—Tembi Locke, actor, speaker, screenwriter, and New New York Times best-selling author; and Attica Locke, multiple award-winning novelist, New York Times best-selling author and screen writer/producer. You can get the book here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1647420636?... Visit Sherra online: WEBSITE: https://sherraaguirre.com/ ON FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/AuthorSherra... ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/sherraaguirre/ ----------------------------------------------------------- VIDEO CHAPTERS 00:00 Guest introduction, book anniversary and backstory/bio 0:08:25 What Sherra eats in a day 0:14:34 Chef AJ Q & A including heart disease and exercise 0:19:10 Viewer and continued Chef AJ Q & A 0:59:15 Final thoughts and show wrap

It's been over a decade since NBA veteran Lorenzen Wright was murdered. Wright's twin sons, Lamar and Shamar were just ten years old when their father was killed. Their mother, and Wright's ex-wife, Sherra pleaded guilty to facilitating the murder of her husband in 2019, then attempted to reverse her plea to not guilty, but has since dropped the bid and will serve out the remainder of her sentence. And this week, one of the suspects who was accused of the crime, Billy Ray Turner, was found guilty of murder by a Tennessee jury. Through the loss of their father and the arrest of their mother, Lamar and Shamar Wright have pushed on, and are now playing college basketball together. Lisa Salters shares the story of Wright's murder and the family he left behind, also covered in the E:60 A Murder in Memphis, available on demand now in the ESPN app.

How in touch are you with your health? Sherra Aguirre, our guest for this episode, shares her journey from embracing an organic farm life to being in touch with the reality her family faces: heart disease. Realizing that she needed to step out of her comfort zone to change the trajectory of her health, she jumped. Listen to this episode to learn more.    

Hey girl hey, this week we are talking about how to rewrite your heart destiny and beat heart disease. Did you know that heart disease is the number one killer of people worldwide?Tune in to this episode to discover ways to beat heart disease, the benefits of a plant-based diet and how to reclaim the joy of eating.In this show, I will discuss the importance of learning your family health history and why you should get a health assessment and genetic testing . Later, I will speak to ageless superstar, Sherra Aguirre,  a health enthusiast, environmentalist, food security activist, and author , to gain more insight. -Xo Raw GirlGet the fam together and learn:How genes and your lifestyle play a role in your healthHow you can change your health outcome despite a history of family diseasesA step-by-step guide to achieving longevity in spite of family historyWhy you should get a blood work, health assessment and genetic testingLessons from  Joyful, Delicious Vegan: Life Without Heart Disease authored by SherraSherra's journey to becoming a veganThe importance of listening and paying attention to your bodyWhy is mindful eating necessary?Breaking food addictions and getting over cravingsThe impacts of heart diseases on African American WomenHow do we reclaim the joy of eating?What agelessness is really aboutSherra's routine for staying agelessCheck out Sherra Aguirre's website: SherraAguirre.comFind Sherra Aguirre on Instagram @sherraaguirre

Lorenzen Wright was an American professional basketball player who played several years in the NBA. He seemed to have it all... a beautiful family, nice home, and a flourishing basketball career until one night he left home, never to be seen alive again. Listen to this episode to find out how a local church deacon, Lorenzen's ex wife, and a snitching cousin plotted against this promising athlete.

With a history of various diseases in her family, author Sherra Aguirre decided to take things in her own hands in order not to be another statistic. Having researched and read extensively about food related chronic diseases, Sherra eliminated her hypertension, despite family history, by making changes in her diet and self-care. As a health enthusiast, environmentalist, and food justice advocate, Aguirre is passionate and writes about the healing qualities of compassion, simplicity, gratitude, and the ripple effect vegan eating can have on individuals, families, and communities. www.sherraaguirre.com  https://www.facebook.com/AuthorSherraAguirre  https://www.instagram.com/sherraaguirre https://twitter.com/SherraAguirre  https://www.linkedin.com/in/sherra-aguirre

It's been 11 years since NBA veteran Lorenzen Wright was murdered, his body found in a remote field in Memphis. Wright's twin sons, Lamar and Shamar were 10 years old when their father was killed. Now, Shamar and Lamar are finally ready to share their perspective on their father, his murder, and the accusations against their mother, Sherra. Sherra Wright pleaded guilty to facilitating the murder of her husband in 2019, but now, in a rare interview from prison, she proclaims her innocence. Through the loss of their father, the arrest of their mother, Lamar and Shamar Wright have somehow pushed on, and are now playing college basketball together. Our own Lisa Salters recounts this story of loss and basketball, which accompanies an E:60 special A Murder in Memphis available on demand now on the ESPN app.

Join Carol with her guest, Sherra Humphreys, as they talk about how to develop good habits in managing your photos. Photographs are one of our most prized possessions, and yet we often forget to dedicate the time to manage and organize them. The task can be so overwhelming for many that it seems impossible to even start, but Sherra is here to show us that it's doable. There's still hope. Stay tuned! Here are the things to expect in the episode: ● Why it's important to find time to organize your photos. ● Talking about print mess and digital mess - what is harder to manage? ● The importance of having a backup storage for your photos ● How to get your digital photo mess under control ● And much more! About Sherra Humphreys: Sherra has built a career based on helping women succeed in small business. Her philosophy is to learn the business, do the work, and then help others do the same. Her comprehensive background and business coaching and training means you get real life experience from this business owner. She has been helping women for over 25 years find their passion and turn it into a business that gives them freedom and flexibility. Her life's work revolves around storytelling through photographs. Sherra is the owner of Simple Photo Stories located in a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia, and works with VIP clients. She and Rita Norton are co founders of PPO studio, and their podcast is filled with resources to help people with all their photo organizing. Connect with Sherra Humphreys: Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/photos-with-sherita-podcast/id1279611694 Website: https://simplephotostories.com/ Contact: https://simplephotostories.com/contact-sherra-atlanta-photo-organizing/ Connect with Carol Perlman: Website: http://healthy4lifebycarolperlman.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/healthyforlifebycarolperlman/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carol-perlman-8a735513/ Email: carol@healthy4lifebycarolperlman.com Connect with Carol Perlman: Website: http://www.carolperlman.com/ | http://healthy4lifebycarolperlman.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/healthyforlifebycarolperlman/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carol-perlman-8a735513/ Email: carol@healthy4lifebycarolperlman.com

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Sherra Aguirre is well into her senior years, but feels as fit and healthy as someone in their 30's!   She shares her journey back to health when she joins “The Weight Loss Champion” Chuck Carroll on The Exam Room™.  Years of eating fast food every day were beginning to catch up with her. Her energy dropped while her blood pressure went sky high. Sherra's heart health was suffering just like many of her family members before her.   But after Sherra changed her eating habits and kicked fast food to the curb, she was able to reverse her symptoms of heart disease, including an enlarged heart!   Today, the entrepreneur turned author is inspiring others struggling with their health with her book Joyful, Delicious, Vegan: Life Without Heart Disease.   Plus, Chuck reports on a study on how effective a plant-based diet can be in limiting severe symptoms of COVID-19 while those eating a high protein, low carbohydrate diet are at far greater risk.   — — — Sherra Aguirre Order Joyful, Delicious, Vegan: https://amzn.to/3pScqLW Website: https://sherraaguirre.com IG: @sherraaguirre Twitter: @SherraAguirre — — — COVID-19 Study http://bit.ly/Cov19vegStdy — — — ICNM https://pcrm.org/icnm Save $50. Promo code: examroom — — — Chuck Carroll IG: @ChuckCarrollWLC Twitter: @ChuckCarrollWLC Facebook: http://wghtloss.cc/ChuckFacebook — — — Physicians Committee Twitter: @PCRM IG: @PhysiciansCommittee Facebook: https://wghtloss.cc/PCRMFacebook YouTube: https://bit.ly/PCRMYouTube — — — Share the Show Please subscribe and give the show a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or many other podcast providers. Don't forget to share it with a friend for inspiration!

This is the second installment of our look into the murder of former NBA start Lorenzen Wright. The first part looked back on his career, the circumstances around his death, and the initial investigation into his murder. On this episode, we get into the focus of the investigation shifting to his wife Sherra Wright and pieces started coming together about how the murder of Lorenzen Wright went down. In this episode we discuss: Inconsistencies develop in the story Sherra Wright tells investigators about the night of Wright's murder A mysterious fire in Sherra's backyard on a 95 degree day The life insurance policy  Sherra's book "Mr. Tell Me Anything" brings the case back into the limelight What led the investigators to finding a gun in a Mississippi lake connected to the crime The murder plot to kill Lorenzen Wright that failed Jimmie Martin: credible witness? The arrest of Sherra Wright and accomplice Billy Ray Turner The plea deals that rocked this case and those involved For more, visit us online at http://distantreplaypodcast.com 

Sherra Aguirre is a vibrant soul who proves that health and vitality have no age limit. Her new book, “Joyful, Delicious, Vegan: Life Without Heart Disease” is testament that we can all learn how to enjoy good health naturally at any age―and it starts in our kitchens by changing how we eat. Hers is a colorful and rich story that included a 35-year career as founder and CEO of a Houston-based company that had over 1200 employees. Needless to say, it was a life of stress, travel, dinners, and plenty of unhealthy habits. Sherra shares her own story of reversing her heart disease and high blood pressure after she realized, quite shockingly, that she was eating over 50% fat every day! Her recipe? She adopted a SIMPLE, yet beautiful, whole foods plant-based diet. Her family history was riddled with chronic lifestyle disease and Sherra's goal is to help you re-write your own family history with simple and joyful changes. "Simple," we know, is the keyword here, and you'll be inspired and touched by her mindful approach to life now that includes a daily yoga and meditation practice as well. Sherra is aspirational because of her approach to life - that we should all reflect on how available and simple good health can actually be - and how delicious and fun it can be if we take time to appreciate all that we have. When you live the mantra, “Self-Care is the new Health Care,” it can and will reverse your own lifestyle disease, but by changing yourself from the inside out, it can also have a lasting effect on your families and communities in which you serve. Now that is powerful and so, so simple. About Sherra Aguirre: SHERRA AGUIRRE is an articulate health enthusiast, environmentalist, and food security activist. She founded and led a successful business for three decades, winning national awards for entrepreneurship, innovation, and service excellence. She sold the company in 2016 to focus on sharing her passion for a healthy diet and lifestyle. Aguirre describes herself as high energy, in better overall health, and in many ways more fit than in her thirties or forties. She has practiced meditation and yoga daily for more than twenty-five years, and for many years has researched and read extensively about diet and lifestyle as the most important factors for achieving and maintaining good health. By adopting a whole plant-based diet, she improved her overall heart health and eliminated symptoms of hypertension despite a significant family history of heart attack, stroke, and high blood pressure. She is passionate about empowering others to maintain vibrancy and good health throughout their lifetimes. One of Aguirre's main goals with her new book is to make the change to a healthier diet and lifestyle more accessible, particularly to African Americans and other communities who are at high risk for diabetes and heart disease. Aguirre writes about the healing qualities of compassion, simplicity, and gratitude, and the ripple effect vegan eating can have on individuals, families, and communities. She is married with two daughters—Tembi Locke– actor, speaker, screenwriter, and New New York Times best-selling author; and Attica Locke– multiple award-winning novelist, New York Times best-selling author and screenwriter/producer. Episode Resources Black Mountain, NC PLANTSTRONG Retreat - September 25th-30th, 2021 - https://plantstrong.com/black-mountain/ New PlantStrong Foods Coming Soon - Hop on the list and be the first to know when they are available - https://plantstrongfoods.com/apps/coming-soon PLANTSTRONG Meal Planner - https://mealplanner.plantstrong.com - use code: STARTFRESH for a 14-Day Free Trial. Yes, you have to enter a credit card - but you won't be charged if you cancel before the trial ends and that's a click of a button. Enjoy the test drive and get cooking! Sherra Aguirre Website - https://sherraaguirre.com/ Theme Music for Episode Promo Theme Music

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Sherra Aguirre is the author of Joyful, Delicious, Vegan: Life Without Heart Disease. She founded and led a successful business for three decades, winning national awards for entrepreneurship, innovation, and service excellence. She sold the company in 2016 to focus on her passion for healthy diet and lifestyle. Now in her seventies, Aguirre describes herself as high energy, in better overall health, and in many ways more fit than in her thirties or forties. She has practiced meditation and yoga daily for more than twenty-five years, and for many years has researched and read extensively about diet and lifestyle as the most important factors for achieving and maintaining good health. By adopting a whole plant-based diet, she improved overall heart health and eliminated symptoms of hypertension despite a significant family history of heart attack, stroke, and high blood pressure. She is passionate about empowering others to maintain vibrancy and good health throughout their lifetimes. In today's episode, Sherra shares the inspiration behind her new book, and how her personal struggle with Heart Disease and Hypertension, also known as the silent killer, and how through adopting a whole plant-based diet, she improved her overall health. Her family experienced tremendous loss, and Sherra knew she couldn't live in denial of her own symptoms any longer. Sherra mourned the day she first filled the prescription, but after taking the medication for a week she started to feel lightheaded. She realized she needed to work with her body to make improvements to her health and wellness, and she turned to a plant-based diet. Listening to her body has guided Sherra along her journey, and it's allowed her to step into greater gratitude, joy, and wellness. Her joy is magnified by the knowledge that something so loving for her body is also healing for all plant and animal life on Earth. To learn more and connect with Sherra visit her website https://sherraaguirre.com and on Facebook @AuthorSherraAguirre Twitter @SherraAguirre Instagram @SherraAguirre and you can find her new book here Stories of Inspiring Joy is a production of Seek The Joy Media and created by Sydney Weiss. To learn more and submit your story, visit www.storiesofinspiringjoy.com *Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of Stories of Inspiring Joy.

In episode 17, Chris McKee breaks down all the key news and storylines from NCAA mid-major basketball. McKee tells the compelling story of SIU Edwardsville twins Shamar & Lamar Wright who are the sons of murdered NBA star Lorenzen Wright. Their mother Sherra is serving 30 years for being involved in the murder. We preview Gonzaga v Pacific plus betting picks and news and info from Mid-Major basketball along with McKee's take on FIBA fining Canada basketball $227,000 for not playing 2 games. www.undraftedfreeagent.com

Former NBA player Lorenzen Wright was murdered more than a decade ago. His body was found on July 28, 2010 in a wooden area on Callis-Cutoff Road, just west oh Hacks Cross Road. His body was found horrifically decomposed in a wooden area near his mother's home. The death of Lorenzen Wright left many dealing with unanswered questions. Many theorized that Lorenzen's death was caused by loose ties with drug dealers, even though evidence did not support this claim. Others pointed to Lorenzen's ex -wife Sherra, who immediately moved homes and cashed out on Lorenzen's 1 million dollar life insurance policy. Furthermore, a frantic 911 call had been received form his cell phone on July 19, 2010, with Lorenzen Wright pleading for help as gunshots rang out. On November 9, 2017, the gun believed to have been used in the murder was found in a Walnut, Mississippi lake. The discovery of the gun was made possible by Sherra's cousin, Jimmy Martin. Martin confessed to his involvement in murdering Lorenzen, a plan created by Sherra. The motives for the murder of Lorenzen Wright remain unclear. Join us as we give our opinions as to why Sherra would murder the father of her children and ex-husband, Lorenzen Wright. Don't Fear The Unknown. Don't Fear The Reaper.

This is the story of Lorenzen Wright. Former NBA player, father of 7, son and former husband to Sherra Wright. Lorenzen disappeared and his remains were discovered close to where he had been staying. It was a ten year long cold case with a very mysterious Sherra Wright who basically told on herself because of her greed! This story is the untangling of Sherra's guilt. SOURCES https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-1996-01-30-9601300036-story.html https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/news/2019/05/28/lorenzen-wrights-disappearance-and-killing-timeline/2524278002/ https://www.wmcactionnews5.com/story/37843725/sherra-wrights-ex-boyfriend-writes-tell-all-book/ https://memphisrap.com/news/hip-hop-news/memphis-rapper-charged-with-2nd-degree-murder-in-shooting-death-of-girlfriend/ https://youtu.be/LkkvBBZOz-s https://abc.com/shows/2020/episode-guide/2020-09/18-mystery-in-memphis Check out my social media sights this week for more pictures, and information on this case! facbook.com/storytimeslayer instagram.com/story_time_slayer email me: storytimepods@gmail.com

My guest on today’s episode is Sherra Humphreys, a professional organizer exclusively focused on photo organization. Her business, Simple Photo Stories, is based in Atlanta and provides photo organizing services both in-person and remotely. I am so excited for her to share the story of her unique niche and the resources she provides to organizers who want to add photo organizing to their offerings. Sherra is super fun to hear from, so I hope you enjoy!   Sherra Humphreys has built a career based on helping women succeed in small business. Her philosophy is to learn the business, do the work, and then help others do the same. Her comprehensive background in business coaching and training means you get real life experience from this business owner. She has been helping women for over 25 years find their passion and turn it into a business that gives them freedom and flexibility. Her life’s work revolves around storytelling through photographs so she is passionate about the photo organization industry. Sherra is the owner of Simple Photo Stories located in a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia and works with VIP clients. She and Rita Norton are co-founders of PPO Studio filled with training & resources to help people start offering photo organizing services. Website - Facebook   Photo Legacy Bundle Photo Organizer Starter System PPO Insider Membership   Join our free Facebook group for podcast insiders to get notified about new episodes (plus get behind-the-scenes access and other goodies weekly)!   Get on our waiting list for more information about the Inspired Organizer® course.   Download the Professional Organizer's Roadmap to Success.   The rest of the show notes can be found at https://proorganizerstudio.com/blog/photo-organizing

INDIEfinitive is a ride-along look at how I, and the people I'm lucky enough to meet and work with, try to make stuff. On this episode, I'm going back to my trip to California in February where I met with a few LA-based actors and filmmakers. This interview is with the very talented and very funny Sherra Lasley.Sherra is an actress, producer, voiceover artist, sketch comic - she does a lot of things. She went through the Second City program in Chicago and was very involved in the comedy scene there before eventually relocating to Los Angeles. Since then, she's continued to work on some great projects, including a dramatic comedy pilot called "A Beautiful Mess," a dramatic short film called "If I Go," an improve comedy web series called "Fix Your Life," episodes of the "Big Head" comedy parody series, and an episode of "The Happy." That's all in addition to a ton of voiceover work, additional acting and producing, and teaching a class. She does a lot, and through it all she seems to maintain a great philosophy in how she approaches creative work and collaborates with others. I really enjoyed talking to her and think you'll get something out of it. Hope you and your family are healthy and isolated during this crazy time. Thanks for listening. SHOW NOTESSherra on IMDBThe Second City - ChicagoMidwest BittiesBeautiful MessIf I GoFix Your LifeThe Happy

Get the featured cocktail recipes: The Dark Lord ******* AFTER LISTENING TO THIS EPI>>>>>>>> ******* Want more inspiration? Then head over to our library of libations and find another recipe to make your own. Don't forget to subscribe, download and review to share your thoughts about the show!   Sherra Kurtz, the AGM of Columbia Room, is a truly a breath of fresh air. And as the leaves once again appear on the trees and flowers begin to blossom, she reminds us that change isn’t something we have to fear. Change is something we should welcome with open arms, and only when we focus on the future are we able to become who we are meant to be. Sherra has fearlessly followed her passions and charted a course that has led her to career she loves and a life she cherishes making her a true inspiration.  

Shut Up & Laugh - Episode 23, Sherra Jensen Grasser - Host Brian Trendler interviews local Youth Empowerment Coach, Sherra Jensen Grasser. We cover multiple topics such as today's kids, what they're facing, the importance of recognition, what's going "right," her inclusive ME-Powerment camps, stories of impact, the benefits of being loud and so much more. Sherra tackles the James Lipton tribute answers with gusto, and will leave you laughing and wanting more. --- 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/ShutupandLaugh/message

Sherra meets with make-up artist Alicia Lee. She has been making brides, bridesmaids, and mothers-of-the-bride and groom beautiful for over 8 years. Alicia believes in a natural beauty look but can also 'drama' things up if desired. Alicia also provides all the make-up for the Southern Bride photoshoots.  She is always a pleasure to work with and fun to be around. We think you'll enjoy this interview - who knows you might even pick up a tip or two.

Lindsey and Sherra meet up with Shelly Danz of Bridal Extravaganza of Atlanta - Atlanta’s biggest bridal show (January 26, 2020)! Shelly explains what brides can expect after getting engaged and how helpful the bridal show can be once they are ready to start the planning. Informational!

'Operation Rebound' chronicles Sherra Wright’s trip back to Memphis from California after being arrested for the murder of her ex-husband Lorenzen Wright.We take you through the court dates, the attorneys Sherra lost and then gained, and her jail house antics that got her in trouble.And for the first time, you will hear about the other alleged accomplices to the murder and why they were never arrested.

In this episode, Sherra Wright and Lorenzen's parents sue the city of Germantown, Tennessee, saying they failed to follow up on a 911 call from Lorenzen.For the first time, we hear from the psychic who Wright's family turned to for answers, and we look at how a book written by Sherra was a reflection of her troubled marriage.Plus, we take you back to the day the first break came in the Lorenzen Wright murder case, and the clue that finally moved the murder case forward.

In August of 2010, just weeks after her ex-husband was found brutally murdered, his body left rotting in a field near southeast Memphis, Sherra Wright packed up and moved out of her Collierville home. But on her way, out, Sherra gave law enforcement somewhat of a trail of evidence to follow in Lorenzen’s murder investigation.By November of 2010, another NBA basketball season had started, Lorenzen would have celebrated his 35th birthday. and as the days turned to weeks, and weeks to months, many wondered if police would ever find out who killed Lorenzen Wright.Despite the time that passed, Deborah Marion was relentless in her quest to find out who killed her first-born son. There was no question, or day of the week that was off limits.But for all the information provided to, or gathered by investigators, we’ve learned police might have missed other, crucial evidence along the way, because of people they reportedly didn’t talk to.So there were those who said they wanted to talk to police and didn’t. And then there was Sherra, who eventually stopped talking to police — but she did decide to sit down with us.

By 2009, Lorenzen Wright's 13-season, $55 million NBA career was over and so was his marriage to Sherra, his wife of 11 years.The two who'd been brought together by basketball, had seven children and lost one, were calling it quits.The 12,000-square-foot mansion in Eads, Tennessee, they bought in 2008 for $2.7 million was sold on the courthouse steps. Their million-dollar home in Atlanta eventually went into foreclosure, too. It was just a sign of the turmoil.Their divorce was final in February 2010 — five months before Lorenzen was killed.

Angela Sheree' is joined by her childhood best friend Sherra aka "Shay" to talk about their personal experiences with toxic relationships as well as how important it is to have the right support system to help you avoid the pressure of living up to other's standards. You're listening to The Ever Evolving Podcast....@theeverevolvingpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/everevolvingpodcast/support

The year was 2001, and sports history would be forever changed in Memphis, Tennessee. The Bluff City was now home to an NBA franchise, and even better ... a son of Memphis was coming home to help lead the team. Lorenzen Wright played for his hometown Grizzlies for five seasons and made more money than ever before in his NBA career. But his big return home didn't stop the problems with his money and his marriage. Then, Lorenzen and his wife Sherra suffered a tragedy that some say marked the beginning of the end.

Lorenzen Wright makes it to the NBA. But even though the basketball star was making millions, he and his girlfriend Sherra where living paycheck to paycheck.Find out what they were spending all their money on, and what friends and family say started to tear the young couple apart.The episode also covers their early years of marriage, and what some say were signs of trouble.

PWS #25 Featured Guests-Kim & Tamara from Pixelwinx Episode #25 of Photos with Sherita is about iPhone tips. Kim & Tamara are excited to share with you that Pixelwinx celebrated its 6th birthday this year with their client’s growing photo collections, custom photo albums, slideshows, scanning services, and many iPhone photos! Both Kim and Tamara also love teaching clients how to use their iPhones like Pros so they added iPhone Education to the mix and that is what they share on the podcast with you today! Show Notes Note: Some links below may be affiliate links which means we'll receive compensation if you purchase through the links (at no additional cost to you and help support this podcast so thank you!). Please know that we only recommend products and services we have tested and tried ourselves. Photo Organizing Resources: Visit our Favorite Tools Page, for quick links to our favorite pro tools that we use. Here you will find the book Sherra mentions in the podcast along with other Mother's Day gift ideas: Want to dive deeper into iPhone classes and work with experts? Visit Kim & Tamara at Pixelwinx Love listening to the podcast and want more tips? Listen to this podcast for more tips on taking better phone photos. If you need help getting photos off your phone download our Free Guide: 3 Simple Ways to Backup Photos on Your Phone. We have an Android and an iPhone version! Subscribe & Review in iTunes! Are you subscribed to our podcast? If you’re on a journey to get your photos organized and tell their stories we would love for you to subscribe today: Click here to subscribe in iTunes! If you are feeling some photo love, we would be most appreciative if you wrote a review for us on iTunes. We love to hear from our listeners and reviews also help other people find our podcast. If you would like to talk to us directly, leave a note for us in the comment section below, we respond to all comments and can't wait to hear your photo stories. Download the mp3 file

Stories from Old Photos Episode #23 of Photos with Sherita we talk about the stories we discover from old photos. Sherra reveals childhood stories she learns from her mom when she sends her a restored version. Rita continues to learn stories from her parents using the Story Worth website and their prompts. Whatever old photos you have, pick a few of your favorite and ask your loved ones about the story behind the faces in the photo. The stories that you discover are glimpses into lives of the past, sometimes fascinating and other times disappointing, but they always connect us to those in the photos in a new way. Show Notes Note: Some links below may be affiliate links which means we'll receive compensation if you purchase through the links (at no additional cost to you and help support this podcast so thank you!). Please know that we only recommend products and services we have tested and tried ourselves. Photo Organizing Resources: Visit our Favorite Tools Page, for quick links to our favorite pro tools that we use: Rita uses (and loves) StoryWorth to tell her parent’s story. Each week they send you questions, you write a story (or record it) and then at the end of a year the stories are bound into a beautiful keepsake book. Photos can be added to match the questions that have been answered! If you want to find a local company to restore a photo for you go here and type in your zipcode. The results will show you any local photo restoration specialist. If you need help getting photos off your phone download our Free Guide: 3 Simple Ways to Backup Photos on Your Phone. We have an Android and an iPhone version! Subscribe & Review in iTunes! Are you subscribed to our podcast? If you’re on a journey to get your photos organized and tell their stories we would love for you to subscribe today: Click here to subscribe in iTunes! If you are feeling some photo love, we would be most appreciative if you wrote a review for us on iTunes. We love to hear from our listeners and reviews also help other people find our podcast. If you would like to talk to us directly, leave a note for us in the comment section below, we respond to all comments and can't wait to hear your photo stories. Download the mp3 file

We list the greatest actors that took a risk; reached for the brass ring and missed! with Dunbar Dicks, Sherra Lasley, Leah Sutherland and Tony Mendoza.Support the show (https://www.instagram.com/thelistshowpod/)

Mother's Day Gift Ideas Episode #21 of Photos with Sherita is about Mother's Day Gift Ideas. And...guess what, they are not photos!! Yes, we agree anything photo related is an excellent and priceless gift for any occasion, we just thought we'd mix it up and share with you a couple of our personal favorites that our kids have gifted to us. Happy Mother's Day!! Show Notes Note: Some links below may be affiliate links which means we'll receive compensation if you purchase through the links (at no additional cost to you and help support this podcast so thank you!). Please know that we only recommend products and services we have tested and tried ourselves. Photo Organizing Resources: Visit our Favorite Tools Page, for quick links to our favorite pro tools that we use. Here you will find the book Sherra mentions in the podcast along with other Mother's Day gift ideas: I Love You Mom And Here's Why - a lovely book that enables you to give the gift of stories. Have too many digital photos and can't decide which ones to print? Try Nixplay - always an excellent Mother's Day gift! It's our favorite digital photo frame. Want to send a framed photo as a gift? Try Pictli! Pick from hundreds of frame sizes and styles, upload a photo and they do the rest. This includes shipping in beautifully wrapped packaging with a gift message. This is a perfect Mother's Day gift for any special lady in your life!! If you need help getting photos off your phone download our Free Guide: 3 Simple Ways to Backup Photos on Your Phone. We have an Android and an iPhone version! Subscribe & Review in iTunes! Are you subscribed to our podcast? If you’re on a journey to get your photos organized and tell their stories we would love for you to subscribe today: Click here to subscribe in iTunes! If you are feeling some photo love, we would be most appreciative if you wrote a review for us on iTunes. We love to hear from our listeners and reviews also help other people find our podcast. If you would like to talk to us directly, leave a note for us in the comment section below, we respond to all comments and can't wait to hear your photo stories. Download the mp3 file

How to Document Your Photo Stories! Episode #20 of Photos with Sherita is about documenting your stories and the different ways you can capture the stories of your loved ones. In this episode, we share with you 3 ways that we have used to document stories for both our clients and loved ones. Here are 3 of our favorites - tune into the podcast to get more details! 1-Pick a favorite notebook and use old fashioned pen and paper :) 2-Use an app on your phone or the recording feature on any mobile device 3-Use Story Worth or any online company that offers a story documenting service Show Notes Note: Some links below may be affiliate links which means we'll receive compensation if you purchase through the links (at no additional cost to you and help support this podcast so thank you!). Please know that we only recommend products and services we have tested and tried ourselves. Photo Organizing Resources: Visit our Favorite Tools Page, for quick links to our favorite pro tools that we use. Below are some of the resources we mention in this episode: Sherra's favorite book to help ensure your precious legacy is shared: To Our Children's Children: Preserving Family Histories for Generations to Come by Bob Greene Rita uses (and loves) StoryWorth to tell her parent's story. Each week they send you questions, you write a story (or record it) and then at the end of a year the stories are bound into a beautiful keepsake book. Photos can be added to match the questions that have been answered! If you need help getting photos off your phone so you can start telling your photo story download our Free Guide: 3 Simple Ways to Backup Photos on Your Phone. We have an Android and an iPhone version! Subscribe & Review in iTunes! Are you subscribed to our podcast? If you’re on a journey to get your photos organized and tell their stories we would love for you to subscribe today: Click here to subscribe in iTunes! If you are feeling some photo love, we would be most appreciative if you wrote a review for us on iTunes. We love to hear from our listeners and reviews also help other people find our podcast. If you would like to talk to us directly, leave a note for us in the comment section below, we respond to all comments and can't wait to hear your photo stories. Download the mp3 file

Photo Story Inspiration...You Can Be a Storyteller too! Episode #19 of Photos with Sherita is about telling your story and capturing the stories of your loved ones. In this episode, we ask each other 3 questions (about an event/occasion) to help inspire you to share your photo story. Here are 3 steps to get started: 1-Ask a specific question - refer to the resources below for inspiration 2-Record the story (pen and paper or recording app) and if you have a photo to match great, but it is not necessary 3-Start today Show Notes Note: Some links below may be affiliate links which means we'll receive compensation if you purchase through the links (at no additional cost to you and help support this podcast so thank you!). Please know that we only recommend products and services we have tested and tried ourselves. Photo Organizing Resources: Visit our Favorite Tools Page, for quick links to our favorite pro tools that we use. Below are some of the resources we mention in this episode: Sherra's favorite book to help ensure your precious legacy is shared: To Our Children's Children: Preserving Family Histories for Generations to Come by Bob Greene Rita has used (and loves) StoryWorth to tell her parent's story. Each week they send you questions, you write a story (or record it) and then at the end of a year the stories are bound into a beautiful keepsake book. Photos can be added to match the questions that have been answered! If you need help getting photos off your phone so you can start telling your photo story download our Free Guide: 3 Simple Ways to Backup Photos on Your Phone. We have an Android and an iPhone version! Subscribe & Review in iTunes! Are you subscribed to our podcast? If you’re on a journey to get your photos organized and tell their stories we would love for you to subscribe today: Click here to subscribe in iTunes! If you are feeling some photo love, we would be most appreciative if you wrote a review for us on iTunes. We love to hear from our listeners and reviews also help other people find our podcast. If you would like to talk to us directly, leave a note for us in the comment section below, we respond to all comments and can't wait to hear your photo stories. Download the mp3 file

In this episode I will be interviewing a beautiful breast cancer survivor Sherra Stevanus and finding out how she got through her journey. Her book is to release Spring 2019.Now speaking and advocating for healthy lifestyle.

Sometimes life can come between solid friendships, but that does not mean you should lose hope. There are seasons in our lives that the Lord allows us to go through certain things to teach us lessons that are essential to our future. In this podcast, we discuss our friendship, the time we spent a part and the blessing God allowed us by bringing us back together. We share advice on reaching out to a lost friend as well as tips on how to be receptive to a friend who is reaching to you to mend things. --- 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/enjoyyourlifeus/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enjoyyourlifeus/support

Sherra Lasley got her start in the restaurant game as a blizzard master at the Dairy Queen in Bettendorf, Iowa, eventually graduating to bar manager at the famous IO theater in Chicago. We talk about the perils of Postmates, our escape route from Grand Central Market, and her extensive comedy accomplishments, including her recent pilot. Enjoy!

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This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2013. For the second year, Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Enjoy our 12 hours of comedy goodness for charity.

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2013. For the second year, Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Enjoy our 12 hours of comedy goodness for charity.

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2012! This is the one year anniversary of The Water Cooler, the official kickoff of Season 2, as well as a fundraiser for an amazing charity. Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Donations are still accepted up until March 18, 2012. Visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/team/75029 to donate!

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2012! This is the one year anniversary of The Water Cooler, the official kickoff of Season 2, as well as a fundraiser for an amazing charity. Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Donations are still accepted up until March 18, 2012. Visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/team/75029 to donate!