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How Can You Recover from Abandonment? The Honorable Gregory Slayton's Transformative Story of Faith & Fatherhood Sep 04, 2020

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Today's guest, the Honorable Gregory Slayton, is a former ambassador, diplomat, businessman, and philanthropist. His book, Be a Better Dad Today: Ten Tools Every Father Needs, a #1 national bestseller and down-to-earth manual on how to succeed as a father; it's in 20 languages and has sold a million copies worldwide with all proceeds benefiting charities for families. Tune in to hear Gregory's compelling story of his struggles growing up after being abandoned by his father, being later adopted by a local Chinese family, and finding faith, which transformed everything. With a highly decorated and successful international career, Slayton shares his enriching stories and how now his Family First Foundation is changing the lives of millions of families around the world.

What is America's Foster Care System Really Like for Kids? Jimmy Wayne Reveals the Truth About Foster Care and What Needs to Change - Part B Sep 02, 2020

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In this second installment of the two-part interview with Jimmy Wayne, he shares some of the grim truths about the foster care system in America and what needs to change for our children. Jimmy Wayne, a former foster kid who spent some time homeless, is now an award-winning country music artist who uses his songs and story to highlight his mission to raise awareness for foster care children. In 2009, Jimmy toured with the Brad Paisley band and recorded 'Sarah Smile' with the Hall of Fame duo Daryl Hall and John Oates. Also an accomplished author, Jimmy's book Walk to Beautiful: The Power of Love and a Homeless Kid Who Found the Way, was a New York Times and #1 Amazon bestseller. Tune in to hear Jimmy's remarkable, inspirational story as well as how he uses his background, books, songs, and keynote speeches to raise awareness for children in the foster care system.

How Does a Forgotten Homeless Kid Transform into a Country Music Star? Jimmy Wayne Now Uses His Big Stage for an Even Bigger Cause - Part A Aug 31, 2020

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Jimmy Wayne, a former foster kid who spent some time homeless, is now an award-winning country music artist who uses his songs and story to highlight his mission to raise awareness for foster care children. In 2009, Jimmy toured with the Brad Paisley band and recorded 'Sarah Smile' with the Hall of Fame duo Daryl Hall and John Oates. Also an accomplished author, Jimmy's book Walk to Beautiful: The Power of Love and a Homeless Kid Who Found the Way, was a New York Times and #1 Amazon bestseller. Tune in to hear Jimmy's remarkable, inspirational story as well as how he uses his background, books, songs, and keynote speeches to raise awareness for children in the foster care system.

America's Current Crossroads: Who Are We as a Nation & Who Do We Want to Be? Will Power Shares His Artful Insights Aug 28, 2020

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Will Power, called 'the best verse playwright in America' by New York Magazine, joins the show to share his artful insights on creating, expression, and the magic of performance art. Will is an internationally renowned playwright, performer, lyricist, and educator. His performances and plays have been seen in hundreds of theaters all around the world. He is known as a pioneer and co-creator of hip hop theater, a new wave art form that paved the way to success for iconic works such as Hamilton. Will has received many awards and honors for his contributions to theater and is currently a professor of theater in Los Angeles. Tune in to hear Will's thoughtful insight about America's current crossroads and how we, as a nation, can come together to heal and move forward.

Our 'Invisible Neighbors,' the Poor & Homeless: What Can YOU Really DO to Help the Homeless in Your Community? John Ashmen of Citygate Network Shares His Mission Aug 26, 2020

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John Ashmen, CEO of Citygate Network, works tirelessly leading the association that brings aid, respite, and relief to millions of homeless across America. John is also well-recognized as the author of Invisible Neighbors, deemed by many to be the ultimate guide to faith-based service and meaningful engagement with the poor. Each year the Citygate Network serves approximately 66 million meals, provides more than 20 million nights of shelter and housing, assists over 45,000 people find employment, and provides clothing for more than 750,000 people. Notably, the organization also graduates nearly 17,000 men and women annually from addiction programs into productive living. Tune in to hear the inspirational efforts and faith-based services that this remarkable organization provides with the help of over 300 missions and ministries across the country.

Where Do We Start to Solve Racial Inequality in America? Education Makes All the Difference, the 'Ambassador of Hope' Andre Norman Shows the Way Aug 24, 2020

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Andre Norman: gangs, drug deals, violence, maximum security prison, Harvard fellow, leader, author, motivational speaker; yes, all of these words can be used to describe the remarkable life of one extraordinary man. In this episode, Andre Norman shares his inspiring journey from violence, prison, and illiteracy, to turning it all around, attending Harvard, and becoming the motivational speaker, author, and youth advocate that he is today. Known by many as the 'Ambassador of Hope,' Andre uses his struggles and background to help people turn their lives around. As an active advocate for youth, with a focus on education equality, Andre moves and inspires people around the world. Tune in to hear Andre's unique journey, remarkable perspective, and learn how we all can make a difference in the fight against racial injustice and inequality in America.

What Can We All DO to Heal the Racial Divide in America? Pastor Dimas Salaberrios Has the Answers Aug 21, 2020

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The renowned Pastor Dimas Salaberrios shares his remarkable journey from a teenage drug dealer on the streets of New York to now serving as a Pastor and leader for communities all across the country. Hear Pastor Dimas Salaberrios recount his inspiring, enriching journey as he opens up about the racial strain and injustice that has now reached a boiling point in the United States. Pastor Dimas shares his unique perspective on the current events as he continues to lead peaceful protests and raise awareness for racial injustice all across the country.

How Do We Get Devastated Americans, Slaughtered by Job Loss, Back to Work Right NOW? Revolutionary Hiring Platform 'Good Job' Has the Solution Aug 19, 2020

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In this episode, Ron welcomes friend and CEO of 'Good Job,' Stephen Johnston, to the show. Stephen was named one of the most influential executives in his field and has developed an innovative hiring platform that revolutionizes the job recruiting and hiring process. The 'Good Job' platform provides countless exciting opportunities to applicants, paired with an innovative digital assessment tool that uses artificial intelligence, data science, and smart technology to help people connect with companies and positions that are the best fit for them. Psychology and data science are integrated on the front-end of this system in a way that is able to predict how successful an applicant will be for specific job positions. Tune in to hear how this ground-breaking job platform could revolutionize unemployment in the United States. "I wanted to build an application that was for everybody. I truly wanted to build something that was transformational, not just another technology company. And that's what 'Good Job' is.' -Stephen Johnston

Dreaming BIG with Caylin Moore: From Cruel Poverty & Gang Violence to Rhodes Scholar at Oxford Aug 17, 2020

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Caylin Moore serves as a beacon of inspiration to millions around the world with his extraordinary journey of overcoming adversity to accomplish his dreams. Growing up in South Los Angeles, poverty, drugs, and gang violence was simply a part of everyday life; Caylin learned early on what struggles violence and poverty would mean for his family. His life is a remarkable story of hope, inspiration, and the value of hard work. Tune in to hear how this incredible young man rose from a dire situation to become a football player at Texas Christian University, a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University, and now a published author. His work has been featured by Good Morning America, Sirius XM Radio, ABC News, NBC LA, Home and Family, Hallmark Channel, and GoalCast amongst other media outlets. His book, "A Dream Too Big: The Story of an Improbable Journey from Compton to Oxford," was named a 'Good Morning America Anchor's Favorite Books of 2019' and an Amazon Bestseller in Sociology of Urban Areas. Currently, a doctoral student at Stanford, with ambitions of becoming a professor, Caylin seeks 'to reform the way we think about and respond to gang membership, education, and urban poverty.'

Destroyed by Suicide, Resurrected by the Homeless & Doing a Devil of a Job Now Aug 14, 2020

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Since 1978, Susie Jennings was a Registered Nurse by profession. In 2011, she followed God's calling and left nursing to become a full-time missionary to those in need. At one time known as 'The Blanket Lady' by the homeless in Downtown Dallas, Susie went on to found and grow the organization Operation Care International. OCI has grown to encompass multiple ministries and helps homeless and destitute children in nations all over the world. Tune in to hear Susie share her uplifting story and learn how she leaned into her faith to find her true calling.

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