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Rebecca learns about how Ole Miss Students are getting hands-on experience with the help of Toyota and how those students are applying the lessons learned to their future. Then Rebecca and Ryno have some fun discussing what are some things that you look forward to as an adult that you DREADED as a kid?

Today we have Rebecca Daigle on The SHAIR Podcast. She's been a member of the SRC since 2017 and has one unconventional story. At first, alcohol was a fun compliment to Rebecca's exotic life. But her addiction unconsciously evolved, turning into a Jekyll and Hyde division that brought her such despair, she felt like it would kill her. Then Rebecca was slammed with a period of extreme pain and loss that brought her to her knees. Her anguish made her realize that she had a problem and she finally sought out a cure. Today, Rebecca is grateful for her challenges. She now knows that when we embrace change, no matter how painful it is, our souls evolve beyond our limited perception of the world and we get to experience life on a whole new level. For the show notes and links for this episode go to theshairpodcast.com/265.  ***  Join the SHAIR Recovery Community for Only $12 per month. Explore the Alcohol-Free Lifestyle and Feel Better Now! Join the SRC - theshairpodcast.com/join-the-src.  ***  Get 1-on-1 Coaching with Omar Pinto! Click Here for more information and a FREE consultation - omarpinto.com/coaching.

Listen as a mother shares her journey through grief after her daughter commits suicide. God inspires her how to help others even as she is healing herself. Rebecca Christians: Healing and Fulfilling a Vow to God Rebecca’s Bio Rebecca has lived in Milwaukee, Colorado, Illinois, Montana, Arizona and Arkansas. She has worked doing many things from gas station attendant to hospital work. She went to nursing school and was a paraprofessional in an autism classroom, which is where I met her when she worked with my boys. Now she is a rancher. Rebecca has three children, three step-children, and nine grandchildren. She’s been married to the love of her earthly life, Steve, for the last 15 years. He has been her hero in many ways. In her spare time, Rebecca likes to knit, crochet, spend time with her horses and read. Her passion is Jesus and serving the Lord. Autumn’s Story Back in 2002 Rebecca’s daughter, Autumn, struggled with anxiety and depression. Rebecca found out later Amber had kept a journal and it got into the wrong hands at school and got passed around. This brought on bullying. In addition to this, Amber was also struggling with her sexuality. Unfortunately no one ever approached Rebecca to tell her about this until after she had lost her daughter. Rebecca was working full time at the hospital and going to nursing school. Rebecca confesses she was an unintentional neglectful parent. She did get Autumn counseling and she wanted to get her into a mental health hospital but they were full. The day before, Rebecca came home from work really tired and she vividly remembers Autumn telling her she loved her. Rebecca then went to bed and left the next morning for work. She got a phone call from her oldest daughter who found Autumn dead and was absolutely hysterical. Rebecca turned around and came home to paramedics, ambulances, and police officers. A friend had come over and gotten her son and daughter. Rebecca remembers being confused and totally in denial. The officials wouldn’t let her in the house. Autumn was a Born Again Christian and had been baptized. Her pastor showed up and she went running up to him and grabbed him by the lapels and said, “Please tell me Autumn is in heaven.” He didn’t have an answer for her. Difficult Decisions Rebecca had just arrived and the funeral home showed up and wanted her to start making decisions–and yet she still wasn’t even computing everything that had just happened. The paramedics came up to her and said, “We can’t do anything for your daughter. Can we do something for you?” Rebecca said she was so confused and kept thinking, “What do you mean? Where is my child?” It almost felt like she was living in a dream. Rebecca feels like she couldn’t even process what was going on, and she couldn’t cry. The paramedics finally wheeled Autumn down the hall and they stopped so Rebecca could see her. Rebecca said it looked like she was sleeping. Then Rebecca began crying. Autumn was wheeled out and she was gone. Rebecca was left sitting on the couch with these other people who were crying and grieving. She still didn’t understand what is going on. Her former pastor’s wife called to tell her how sorry she was. Rebecca remembers telling her, “God could have stopped her and He didn’t. So I have to figure out what to do with this.” That was the day Rebecca felt her life ended. This started a whole new season where she just wasn’t sure what to do. She had questions for God and questions about Autumn. The First Lesson That very day of Autumn’s suicide Rebecca learned her first lesson: her shoulder’s weren’t big enough to carry the burden. She needed God. Rebecca didn’t have the answers but to why He didn’t stop it. She trusted God knew what he was doing even though she...

After an announcement about Kevin's health, Rebecca gets straight to business with Colin Miller. Legal Siri himself discusses an error he discovered in the Court of Appeal's recent decision against Adnan Syed that could be grounds for reconsideration. Plus, he shares his thoughts on The Case Against Adnan Syed. Have the documentarians discovered the smoking gun which might turn it all around? Then Rebecca, Kevin, Lara, & Toby dive into episode three of the HBO series. The audience finally learns of the biggest flaws in the state's case: the cell tower evidence. What do they make of the many narrative threads still loose heading into the final episode...and what about that email cliffhanger? TO REMAIN SPOILER-FREE FOR EPISODE 3 OF THE CASE AGAINST ADNAN SYED, GO TO MINUTE 60. In Crime of the Week: method acting. Get our Patreon-exclusive CWO After Show! Just click here to sign up! Support the show.

As Wheel Bearings breaks into triple digits we have one more two part show with Rebecca still in the sub-continent. In the first half of the show, Sam and Rebecca talk more about transportation in India and the challenges of deploying electric vehicles there. Sam has been driving the Genesis G70. Then Rebecca and Sam… Read More »Episode #100 – Lots of Electrons in Geneva

In this episode of Memphis Type History: The Podcast, we both tell each other a few select stories about being buried in Elmwood Cemetery. First, we learn that Elmwood is the oldest nonprofit in Tennessee. Then Rebecca shares how the cemetery got its name even though it didn't have any elms. I school you on the history of mourning (Queen Victoria is involved) and why Elmwood feels like a beautiful park where you want to spend time. Finally, hear about some people (and one surprising non-person) buried in Elmwood cemetery. The Civil War doubled the size of Elmwood Cemetery. The six cases of Yellow Fever that occurred in Memphis required mass burials in Elmwood. The 1878 epidemic was the worst one with 17,000 people contracting the disease... and overall the entire sickness led to the creation of the No Man's Land monument. Rebecca tells the story of the cemetery superintendent's daughter, Gracie, who became know as the Graveyard Girl. But she waits until the end of the episode to tell us all about Rufus the Dog... I dig right in (get it?) with the story of Annie Cook, aka the Madame with a Heart of Gold, aka the Mary Magdalene of Memphis. The upscale bordello owner figures prominently in the Elmwood story and, of course, has everything to do with the Yellow Fever (as does most of Memphis history, it seems). Finally, we wrap up with an Elvis connection and that story Rebecca's been dangling in front of our ears for the entire show. For full show notes go to memphistypehistory.com/elmwood To support the show (and get merch and more) head over to patreon.com/memphistypehistory

We're joined by Joshua Grannell, a.k.a. Peaches Christ, for a review of the Natasha Lyonne horror indie ANTIBIRTH (Grannell directed Lyonne in his own horror indie, ALL ABOUT EVIL). Then Rebecca infuriates Jason by calling out THE LIGHT BETWEEN OCEANS' similarities to Nicholas Sparks and weak female lead, they reunite over their love of Kathy Bates in COMPLETE UNKNOWN, and Jason laments that Character Actress Margo Martindale isn't enough to save THE HOLLARS from formulaic mediocrity.

This week Rebecca, Eron and Dave return after another brief absence to talk about the update on The Mongers trailer that will be happening soon and how he has a new appreciation for movie Producers. They talk about some casting issues, and continuous interruptions from Dave's cellphone as he moves toward to the day of production. Then Rebecca talks about what she's been up to for the last few weeks, and get a bit serious as they talk about a young girl that was diagnosed with leukemia. Afterward, they talk about Horror Block, as we support our Canadian friends which causes Dave to bust out his Mexican-Canadian accent. Then right in the middle of the show Dave gets an important message about the Mongers, and that causes the course to a snails pace and slows even farther as another email comes in for a donation!Then the trio try to get back on track as Dave unveil the possible names for his third child and just as they begin to pick up steam another message comes through and stops the show in it place. In a third attempt to go forward, with a topic, but we find out that it was already covered in a previous episode.But, fear not! They review a hysterical video, of a guys who's looking for a girlfriend.

Syria Comment blogger Joshua Landis provides analysis of President Bashar Assad’s interview this week with the BBC, and Rebecca Cruise discusses German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s visit with President Obama, and what they’re trying to accomplish regarding Ukraine. Then Rebecca talks with Kathryn Bolkovac, who sued her employers for unfair dismissal after she lost her job for trying to expose sex trafficking in Bosnia. Her story was dramatized in the 2010 film The Whistleblower.

Joshua Landis, Rebecca Cruise, and Suzette Grillot discuss the release of the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence report on the CIA's detention and interrogation practices. Then Rebecca talks with photojournalist and filmmaker Mimi Chakarova, whose film The Price of Sex personalizes East European human trafficking.

This week Rebecca, Eron and a sleep deprived Dave gets some laughs as Dave attempts to read a small print article about a piss dungeon in England. Then Rebecca hits us with ten most bizarre animal experiments in medical history!

This week, Mom is back as Rebecca, Eron and Dave talk a bit about domestic violence and how their town of Apple Valley, CA ended up in the national headlines. Then Rebecca responds to a listener's email and talks about her experience while in film school.

Surprise guests Cheeks, Alessandra Torresani, and Sean Hemeon, stars of the new show Husbands The Series drop in to chat with Rebecca and Rebecca gives all them a quick reading. Then Rebecca discusses Near Death Experiences.

Surprise guests Cheeks, Alessandra Torresani, and Sean Hemeon, stars of the new show Husbands The Series drop in to chat with Rebecca and Rebecca gives all them a quick reading. Then Rebecca discusses Near Death Experiences.