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Nick didn't like a couple of moves Kevin Cash made last night before and during the game.

Callers give their opinion on the loss last night, should the Rays have walked the big dumper?

Buccaneers face the Titans tonight and Nick Wize shares what he is looking forward to seeing tonight.

Something happened last night that will be overblown by ESPN today.

Nick Wize and Callers debate on if Brady deserves a statue in Tampa Bay.

Caller mentions how great a Barber statue would be and how it should look.

Nick Wize gives the 12 teams he thinks will make this years college football playoff.

Who you should be paying attention to in tonight's first preseason game.

What does it take to completely rewrite your story—no matter your age, your past, or the obstacles stacked before you? In this moving episode of Stuck In My Mind, host Wize El Jefe welcomes Zulma Williams, a licensed therapist, trauma specialist, and founder of Dragonfly Therapy Services. Zulma's journey is anything but ordinary: from a close-knit upbringing in Buenos Aires, Argentina, to surviving cancer, toxic relationships, and cultural upheaval, she's a living embodiment of resilience and reinvention. Hear Zulma recount her early life shaped by strong family bonds and the instability of Argentina's economy, leading her to embark on a bold transcontinental move to the United States at the age of 31. She describes the shock, the magic, and the reality of starting over in a new culture where language and customs were unfamiliar. Despite the hardships, Zulma found spark and adventure, challenging herself to adapt and grow. At 42, while working in accounting, Zulma took an inspiring leap into the world of mental health. She shares how listening to people's stories—and surviving her own emotional abuse—ignited her passion to help others heal. Zulma's candid account of confronting a late-in-life breast cancer diagnosis (just after graduating with her bachelor's degree), and navigating the expectations of her Hispanic upbringing, offers a raw look at battling both illness and cultural barriers. The conversation dives deep into the challenges of setting boundaries, especially as an immigrant and a Latina woman, and the importance of honoring your own voice—even when tradition says otherwise. Zulma reveals how her experiences and age have become assets in her work, enabling her to connect with clients on a meaningful, transformative level. She explains the unique approach at Dragonfly Therapy Services, including her use of Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) for trauma, and what the dragonfly symbolizes: deep change, growth, and letting the light in. As the episode unfolds, Zulma and Wize explore the myths of “too late” and the power of saying “Why not?” to dreams at any stage of life. Listeners will find motivation in stories about pivoting careers, starting over, and how the fears of success can be as real and paralyzing as the fears of failure. Zulma's vibrant storytelling, sprinkled with humor and authenticity, reconfirms that “stuck” is just a mindset—not a life sentence. Whether you're navigating adversity, considering a bold life change, or simply looking for inspiration, this episode is full of practical wisdom, hope, and a reminder that our scars can become powerful sources of service and healing. Tune in to be uplifted, challenged, and reminded that if you're alive—your mission isn't done yet. Connect with Zulma Williams: Instagram: @theswearingtherapist Website: Dragonfly Therapy Services Podcast: Keeping It Real with Zulma the Swearing Therapist Don't forget: Subscribe, share, and leave a review to keep the community growing!

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Ryan and Dustin are back with a jam-packed episode! They dive into "The Natural," breaking down this baseball classic with special guest Wize El Jefe. Plus, NFL training camp updates, tributes to Malcolm-Jamal Warner and Ozzy Osbourne, and favorite athletes to wear #54. It's a sports and pop culture extravaganza! No Credentials Required is part of Belly Up Sports Media Network. Find Wize El Jefe: https://realwizeglobal.com/ | https://www.youtube.com/@StuckInMyMindPodcast | https://www.youtube.com/@realwizetv  Belly Up Sports: https://www.bellyupsports.com | https://www.youtube.com/@bellyupsports  Righteous Felon: This episode's affiliate sponsor is Righteous Felon Craft Jerky. Save 15% off your order with promo code BELLYUP at checkout! Free shipping on orders $50+! | www.righteousfelon.com Follow No Credentials Required on social media on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube page for additional content! MERCH! Show the world you're a Cred Head! | https://www.bonfire.com/store/no-credentials-required/ Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/WknBEUQY

Nick Wize and Rock Riley open today's show wth a shoutout to Jon Gruden for filming his WDAE gift box opening and they recap last night's Ray win after the All-Star Break came to an end.

Would you play golf with Nick Wize at 2:30 PM in the Florida heat?

Nick Wize and Rock Riley were joined by Aaron Jacobson, what does Aaron think of NEEDS for the Rays stadium?

In this profound and enlightening episode of the Stuck In My Mind Podcast, host Wize El Jefe welcomes the trailblazing entrepreneur and master storyteller, Jorge Olson, for an in-depth conversation that traverses borders, industries, and the very core of what it means to be resilient, innovative, and authentically driven. Titled “From Tijuana to Wall Street: Jorge Olson on Branding, Capital, and Entrepreneurial Grit,” this episode is not just a window into the highs and lows of startup life, but a masterclass in mindset, storytelling, and the relentless pursuit of creative freedom. Jorge Olson's journey reads like a modern hero's tale. Raised in impoverished conditions in Tijuana, Mexico—without running water or electricity—he grew up surrounded not by business plans, but by art, literature, and philosophy. Jorge shares how these formative years did not teach him about money, but gave him the more foundational qualities required for success: compassion, honesty, hard work, and above all, an insatiable hunger to change his circumstances. He candidly recalls hauling buckets of water as a child, rejecting the idea that poverty was his permanent reality, and forging a vision that would eventually span across borders. As the conversation unfolds, Jorge unpacks the evolution of his mindset from survival to success, culminating in his rise as an executive and his subsequent realization that financial achievement as an employee did not equate to true freedom. For Jorge, time and creativity—not just the grind—are the true currencies of freedom. This pivot to entrepreneurship, he explains, wasn't just about making money, but about crafting a life where daily pursuits of writing, art, and imagination could take center stage. Transparency about adversity threads deeply throughout the episode. Jorge openly discusses the impact of a traumatic brain injury that dramatically altered his capability, drive, and self-perception. From leading companies and clocking marathon days at trade shows, he was forced to reconstruct his routines and ambitions around limited physical and mental energy. Yet, rather than succumbing to grief or limitation, Jorge reframed his priorities: making every hour, every creative act, every single interaction—not just sufficient, but deeply meaningful. This raw vulnerability becomes an uplifting call to listeners struggling with setbacks: You are not alone, and there is power in redefining what “winning” means. When it comes to branding, Jorge delivers actionable wisdom rooted in decades of success launching over a thousand products and taking five companies public. He advocates for an outcome-driven process, starting with the intended result and the customer avatar, before meticulously working backward through audience research, pricing, and emotional connection. He outlines practical branding strategies through real-world examples, such as his upcoming beverage brand, Calmara, aimed at fans of meditation, anime, and Japanese culture. The secret sauce? Forging emotional resonance through storytelling, community engagement, and delivering experiences that turn customers into brand advocates. Jorge doesn't shy away from the hard truths behind raising capital, either. He reveals what truly moves investors: a compelling story, not just financial projections. He stresses the importance of knowing your target investor, crafting kitchen-table pitches for early-stage deals, practicing your delivery, and never relying on empty clichés like “capturing 1% of a massive market.” Jorge recounts common pitch failures—such as obsessing over NDAs and lack of preparation—and emphasizes that founders must know their numbers inside-out and be able to articulate a realistic, ambitious, and credible vision. A hallmark of this episode is its exploration of creativity and execution. Jorge describes his process of managing multiple ventures, writing several books simultaneously, and treating every project as a canvas for creative growth. Having endured life-altering physical limitations, he now balances relentless creative output with strict physical therapy, nutritional discipline, and mindful routines, all while amplifying his impact as a mentor and a master of personal branding. Listeners are also treated to entertaining and insightful behind-the-scenes stories about collaborating with celebrities like Dennis Rodman, Rick Ross, and Snoop Dogg on product launches. Jorge demystifies what distinguishes celebrity projects from regular entrepreneurial ventures—often, less ego and more trust in the experts around them—and highlights the speed, professionalism, and storytelling prowess required to succeed at scale. As the episode nears its close, Jorge and Wize's conversation moves to legacy—a topic both personal and universal. Jorge aspires to leave an indelible mark through his books, ensuring that his strategies, philosophy, and inspiration reach minorities and future entrepreneurs in both the US and Mexico. Wize, meanwhile, vulnerably shares his own hero's journey through loss, trauma, and reinvention, echoing the episode's core messages of resilience and purposeful living. “From Tijuana to Wall Street” is far more than an interview—it is a narrative tapestry woven from the struggles and triumphs of those who refuse to accept the limits set before them. Through Jorge Olson's lived experience and candid advice, listeners of all backgrounds—be they aspiring entrepreneurs, creatives, or anyone feeling ‘stuck'—will find motivation to push boundaries, embrace creative rituals, master the art of storytelling, and above all, make every moment count. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to transform adversity into achievement and craft a lasting legacy built on grit, impact, and authenticity.  

On Wednesday, Nick Wize, Rock Riley, and Chris Mathis got into a plethora of things, including the MLB All-Star Game, the expectation for Bucs HC Todd Bowles in 2025, the banning of one golfer from Oakmont, and so much more. Do not miss this one!

A recap of todays topics including the Rays, MLB HR derby and MLB uniforms

Listeners call in and explain why they agree with Nick that the HR derby was unwatchable.

Nick recaps his frustration with last nights HR Derby and wants Tampa to boycott tonight's all-star game.

Teddy Bridgewater was suspended from his coaching position for helping out his players by paying for food, uber rides, etc.

Talking about the sale of the Rays and how Orlando is not out of contention for a location.

MLB commish Rob Manfred announced that all home playoff games including the World Series will be played at Steinbrenner Field.

The "bet the house" by picking random (and fictional) long shot odds.

Recap of Ken Hagan saying "Orlando could still happen" and they guys discuss if Tampa Bay fans are celebrating too early.

The guys recap last nights MLB HR Derby, Junior Caminero's performance and the Jazz Chisholm performance "excuses"

Recap of the show today including the huge news of the Rays sale and ideas for locations of the new stadium.

From Tampa to St. Pete to even Oldsmar, listeners chime in on where the Rays might land after the sale.

Listeners chime in on where the Rays new stadium will be located as well as what kind of stadium we will get.

Nick + Rock discuss and take calls on potential sites for a new Rays stadium and location after the sale is final.

Continuing the discussion of where the Rays would play once the sale is final. Ybor City and the fairgrounds appear to be at the top of the list.

ESPN posted a list of the top 10 QB's for 2025. Baker Mayfield makes the list at number 10.

Nick + Rock take more calls on the Rays and the trade deadline as well as playoff talk.

Listeners continue to weigh in on what the Rays should due as the trade deadline approaches.

Fans call in + react to the Rays and the upcoming trade deadline

The Guys Talk Tampa Bay Rays and what the team should do before the MLB trade deadline.

Pinellas County Commissioner Chris Latvala calls in to discuss possible locations for a new Rays stadium after the sale.

Episode Description: Awakening the Healer Within – A Conversation with Cheryl Stelte In this extraordinary episode of the Stuck In My Mind Podcast, host Wize El Jefe sits down with visionary healer, author, and spiritual coach Cheryl Stelte for an inspiring journey into the world of holistic healing, self-empowerment, and awakening the healer within. Cheryl's unique blend of experience, wisdom, and authenticity radiates throughout the conversation, offering listeners practical tools, profound stories, and spiritual insights that speak to those seeking transformation, purpose, and a deeper connection to their authentic selves. From Tragedy to Transformation Cheryl opens up about the pivotal spiritual experience that changed her life—the day her deceased brother visited her in a profound moment of love and guidance on a beach in Western Canada. Through an impromptu kinesiology session, Cheryl encountered a “ball of white light” and received a clear message from her brother: to begin meditating as a way to connect with him and herself on a deeper level. This encounter set Cheryl on an unexpected spiritual path—one that would lead to discovering the life-changing power of meditation, breathwork, and inner healing. She candidly shares the struggle of being lost after such an event, navigating a world that thirty years ago was less receptive to meditation and spiritual exploration, and the perseverance that helped her sustain these practices over the decades. Navigating Darkness: Overcoming Depression with Spiritual Practice Delving into her personal journey through depression and moments of despair, Cheryl reveals how her spiritual practices, particularly meditation, became her medicine and lifeline. Through consistent meditation, she began to process years of emotional trauma and unexpressed pain—gradually moving from surviving to thriving, and ultimately exchanging antidepressants for transformative self-care. Cheryl's story underscores the importance of self-compassion, honoring our emotional wounds, and the power of spiritual practice in finding light through the darkest times. Azaria's Energy Healing: An Integration of Traditions Listeners are introduced to Cheryl's signature healing modality, Azaria's Energy Healing—a powerful synthesis of meditation, Sufi breathwork, shamanic practices, Reiki, and acupressure. Cheryl recounts her journey through various healing systems from around the globe, studying with masters and embracing techniques that focus on deep, root-level transformation. A unique aspect of her approach is her commitment to teaching others to heal themselves, fostering lasting empowerment. Cheryl shares stories of working with clients who experienced breakthroughs where “no one else could go as deep,” highlighting the profound nature of her work and her dedication to those truly ready for healing. Heart-Centered Shamanism: Journey Inward Cheryl introduces the concept of heart-centered shamanism—an approach that contrasts traditional shamanic practices. Instead of “leaving the body” for spiritual journeys, Cheryl teaches going inward: connecting with the heart, the soul, and the body's innate intelligence. Citing her experience reading chakras—where she identifies both the superpowers and the wounds within—Cheryl explains the transformative and protective power of remaining grounded in one's own body during healing work. Global Insights: Lessons from the Maasai and Samburu Drawing on her time living with the Maasai and Samburu tribes in Africa, Cheryl shares deeply moving observations about collective and individual experiences of love, survival, and the absence of emotional connection in some communities. She explains how the realization that love—and the ability to both give and receive it—is the foundation for abundance, healing, and true well-being. Cheryl's stories provide a rich, cross-cultural lens through which to understand spiritual connection and the universal longing for love. Becoming a Client Magnet: Energetics of Authenticity What does it mean to become a “client magnet”? Cheryl explains the energetic mechanics behind it: when you release internal blocks and align with your soul's purpose, you naturally radiate the energy that attracts those who are meant to work with you. The episode details practical cues and signs for noticing energetic blockages—like throat chakra issues manifesting as difficulties expressing one's truth, struggling to be heard, or fearing visibility—and how to recognize the genuine call to become a healer. Stuck in the Mind—Finding the Path Forward The conversation takes a beautifully vulnerable turn as Wize shares his own struggles with doubt and launching the podcast, resonating with listeners who've found themselves “stuck” and afraid to step into their unique greatness. Cheryl affirms that such fears often point to our biggest potential, echoing the importance of “getting out of the head and into the body.” The supportive banter between Cheryl and Wize illustrates the healing force of authentic connection and community. Integrating Spirituality and the Practical World Cheryl offers wisdom for those feeling spiritually awakened yet lost in the practical world, identifying key signs such as being ungrounded or experiencing the “dark night of the soul”—a developmental passage characterized by a profound sense of disconnection and surrender. She details how energy healing can help individuals release subconscious blocks rooted in childhood, without reliving trauma, and move into a place of true empowerment. Virtual Healing, Daily Rituals, and Cheryl's Vision Emphasizing the power and efficacy of virtual healing, Cheryl and Wize both reflect on their experiences with digital energy exchange, reinforcing the idea that true spiritual connection transcends physical proximity. Cheryl graciously shares her daily practices—decades of meditation, mindful walks, the Five Tibetan Rites, and yearly personal retreats—and stresses the importance of evolving rituals as one's journey unfolds. Cheryl's ultimate vision with the Star of Divine Light Institute is to help people recognize their authentic power, become empowered beyond belief, and awaken to their true selves as radiant beings of light. Resources, Books, and Continuing the Journey At the end of the episode, Cheryl highlights her three books: Heal Your Neck Issues and Let Your Throat Chakra Shine Client Magnet From Blocked to Powerful She invites listeners for chakra readings and to access free resources on her website: starofdivinelight.com, and encourages connecting with her on Instagram (@stelte.cheryl). Why You Should Listen This episode is a deep dive into the interplay between spirituality and real-world challenges, a blueprint for awakening the latent healer within, and a heartfelt reminder that even in our most “stuck” moments, transformation is possible. Whether you are on your own healing path, aspiring to work as a healer, or simply seeking inspiration to move past doubt and step into your purpose, this conversation promises to spark insight, hope, and renewed motivation. Tune in and join the Stuck In My Mind community for a conversation that might just awaken the healer—and the greatness—already inside you.

Episode Description: In this standout episode of the Stuck In My Mind Podcast, host Wize El Jefe welcomes Augustic Dunbar—a no-nonsense lifestyle coach for men, founder of the King's Corner community, and proponent of unapologetic masculinity. With a reputation for helping men break limiting societal scripts and build lives of genuine freedom, Augustic brings his signature bold, unfiltered perspective to a conversation overflowing with insights on masculinity, money, mindset, and living life on your own terms. The episode kicks off with Wize challenging Augustic to reveal the precise moment he turned away from society's expectations. Augustic shares a raw, personal story about heartbreak, mentorship, and a pivotal lesson from his coach about self-reliance, compatibility, and the roots of embarrassment. He breaks down how truly knowing and accepting your human nature can dissolve negative emotions and free you from the burden of others' opinions. When it comes to masculinity, Augustic is unflinching. He dissects the idea of “king energy”—where self-respect and self-first living are non-negotiables—and recounts personal experiences that shape his views on relationships, gender roles, and the importance of men having clear standards and requirements. For Augustic, an “outstanding lifestyle” is defined by its inspirational power: living so audaciously that your life makes others marvel at what's possible and motivates them to chase their own dreams. He strongly believes most men settle for less due to fear of sacrifice and change, not lack of opportunity. Augustic doesn't shy away from controversial topics. He tackles a major lie men need to unlearn: the notion that relationships are built by catering to what women want at the expense of their own needs. Through sharp analogies and hard-earned wisdom, he asserts that true success in relationships—and life—comes when men are purpose-driven, self-aware, and prioritize their goals and standards. Shifting gears, Wize digs into Augustic's role as a tech coach. Augustic details his journey in the lucrative tech field, especially in RPA (Robotic Process Automation), demystifying why now is the best time for men to break into tech and scale their income, all while maintaining work-life balance and peace of mind. His philosophy? Build from a place of rest, not constant hustle, and set boundaries so you can enjoy both material success and personal well-being. The dialogue moves fluidly between practical advice and deeper, philosophical discussions. Augustic reflects on being a father from a young age and how parenthood shapes his values around leadership, authenticity, and legacy. He openly discusses vulnerability as a masculine strength, challenging stereotypes by sharing his own openness with emotions, and stresses the necessity for transparency and clear communication in male friendships and relationships. Faith and spirituality also make an appearance as Augustic explains his evolving beliefs—from forced church attendance as a child, to passionate atheism, and now to a more mature, nuanced appreciation of spiritual growth and self-improvement, grounded in universal principles and self-love. The societal landscape is a recurring theme, with Augustic and Wize analyzing why masculinity is often devalued or mislabeled as “toxic.” Augustic insists, with unwavering conviction, that both masculine and feminine energies are essential—and that true masculinity is about controlled power, not aggression or weakness. He sharply critiques trends that undermine male confidence, the demonization of traditional male roles, and the generational shift in relationship dynamics. Listeners are given a front-row seat to advice on reinvention, overcoming the fear of “starting late,” and the crucial role of quality male friendships. Augustic's answer to men feeling “behind”: progress, no matter how small, is the real source of happiness. The episode culminates in actionable takeaways. Augustic invites men to join King's Corner, a unique community for transparent discussion, growth, and reclaiming control over their lives—emphasizing that no matter what area of life men want to improve (career, relationships, self-confidence), the path starts with radical self-love and putting yourself first. With candid stories, vulnerable moments, and a relentless drive to uplift men, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in honest conversations about masculinity, self-mastery, wealth, and personal legacy. Tune in for a conversation that's as practical as it is provocative, and be ready to rethink what it means to truly live as a man—on your own terms. Key Themes: Self-acceptance and masculinity in modern society Breaking into tech and financial empowerment for men Rethinking relationship dynamics and dating advice The danger and opportunity of “settling” Embracing vulnerability as masculine strength The real role of spirituality in personal growth Building male community and redefining leadership Connect with Augustic Dunbar: Instagram: @therpaguy (Tech & career) Instagram: @KingsCornerPodcast (Masculinity) Website: makemeking.net This episode is not just for men—it's for anyone looking to understand the pressures, opportunities, and evolving narratives around masculinity, success, and authenticity in today's world. https://books.by/real-wize-publishing