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Episode 37- Bobby Downes Nov 29, 2019

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The ReInvention of Bobby Downes: An artists evolutionary faith journey. Bobby Downes has gone from missionary, to starting ChristianCinema.com, helping co-write The Shack, making faith based films, and now walking new paths in his life journey. We discuss this evolution and where he is on this journey today.

Episode 36- Michal Irvin Nov 22, 2019

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On October 24, 2017, Michal Irvin suffered his first ever seizure. After a year of every single test imaginable, it was discovered that he has Multiple System Atrophy (MSA-P). If you can imagine Parkinson disease on steroids.

There is no cure, it is purely symptom management Grim prognosis (4-6 years). We discuss his journey as a psychotherapist, husband, father, and now a patient.

Episode 35- Dr. Jerome Lubbe Nov 20, 2019

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Jerome Lubbe had his first debilitating migraine when he was 17. Since then, he's averaged about 100 migraines per year. His life has been a journey of victory and defeat, despair and hope, faith and doubt. So he became a doctor to learn about himself.

Being a functional neurologist has shown him that the healing we once thought was impossible is actually possible.

He is also the author of WHOLE IDENTITY, A BRAIN-BASED ENNEAGRAM MODEL FOR (W)HOLISTIC HUMAN THRIVING

Episode 34- Jeff Huxford Nov 17, 2019

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Traumatic Brain Injury-Finding Normal Jeff Huxford was a family medicine doctor in northwest Indiana for ten years before having to retire due to complications from a traumatic brain injury (TBI). He has since become a blogger, author, and speaker. He is the author of the book, Finding Normal.

http://www.JeffHuxford.com

Episode 33- Biet Simkin Nov 14, 2019

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A spiritual teacher and author, Biet was raised by an awakened Shaman to meditate as a toddler. Signed to Sony Records at the age of nineteen, she lived the rock 'n' roll glam life in New York City for years, until she finally fell to pieces as a heroin addict. In rapid succession, a near death experience, the tragic deaths of her infant child and father, as well as a fire that burnt down her home, propelled her to sober up. As she moved from meltdowns to miracles, she began to teach meditation to private clients, eventually founding a one of a kind system, Center of the Cyclone™ meditation.

https://www.bietsimkin.com/

Episode 32- Don & Wendy Franciso Nov 04, 2019

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Don Francisco has been writing and recording since 1974. The son of a seminary professor, bible translator and scholar, Don has been familiar with the workings of Christianity from an early age. In 1976, he wrote the hit, "He's Alive" . Wendy also is a musician and songwriter. Together they still travel and perform together.

"Religion often applies subtle pressure to cause us to feel devalued or unworthy, and Don's songs always interrupt this and take us back to a simple and living love."

"From cover to cover the Bibles is an argument on whether God is retributive or not."

Episode 31- Austin Fletcher Oct 29, 2019

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Austin is just your average Christian who wants to play his part in changing the world. He believes that everyone on the planet has a part to play in the family of God, and his passion is to help people find out exactly what that part is in their own life.

The discussion is about what does faith and practice look like in this ever-changing age of science, technology, and communications.

Episode 30- Rahim Buford Oct 07, 2019

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Rahim was paroled in 2015 after being locked up for 26 consecutive calendar years. While in prison, he acquired certifications from numerous educational institutions and became a leader and advocate.

He now manages the Nashville Community Bail Fund . He also founded Unheard Voices Outreach to empower formerly incarcerated persons to be leaders in reentry, community building, and to raise awareness about "felonism."

Episode 29- Brady Toops Sep 30, 2019

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Brady Toops' life is one of many transitions- From small-town boy, to college academic, to a semi-pro baseball player, to Nashville music artist and songwriter, to podcast host. Brady acknowledges that his life experience has one thing in common, he was always performing. I talk about this journey and the deep spaces in between.

Episode 28- Jeff Goins Sep 11, 2019

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Jeff Goins is a writer, keynote speaker, and award-winning blogger with a reputation for challenging the status quo. He is the best-selling author of five books, including The Art of Work, which landed on the best seller lists of USA Today, Publisher's Weekly, and the Washington Post.

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