Send us a textVet Life Reimagined guest, Ruth Goins, a vet student and diversity advocate, discusses tips for other vet students and everyone's role in making this a diverse profession.Episode highlights include:● What inspired a career change from tech start-up to veterinary medicine?● Growing up as one of the few Read More
Send us a textWelcome to the first episode! It'll be far from the greatest, especially in terms of audio quality, since I don't have the set up yet, but join us today as we meet up after the gym to sit around and chat. We cover boot camp, strange nukes, Read More
We’re joined by Neil Gang, Chief of the Pinole, California Police Department since 2014, who has served in law enforcement for over 34 years. Neil is the author of the Asher Model 7 Point Approach to a Culture of Wellness, and the host of the 6th Pillar Podcast. His innovative Read More
Caregiving can be hard for anyone, but being an only child may add additional challenges. As an only child, you may not have siblings to share the responsibilities of caregiving with, which can lead to feelings of isolation and burnout. Additionally, you may have a stronger emotional attachment to your parent, making Read More
Today’s episode invites us to celebrate support systems!Resources Used Today:HopeStephanie SarazinSoulbroken" A Guidebook For Your Journey Through Ambiguous Grief by Stephanie SarazinSupport the show
Liam O'Regan is the definition of an athlete. He was a standout surfer, hockey player, and baseball player through high school. Liam went on to play D-1 baseball at Elon University before getting his masters at Lynn University. He then launched a fitness coaching program as well as a fitness Read More
Ever felt the rage of another driver who’s 20 feet away in another lane? Or walked into a house during an emergency call and instantly felt the anxiety and tension?First responders and trauma therapists are compassionate, empathetic people, constantly in situations with extreme trauma, anger, pain, hostility or violence. Compassionate Read More
Our guest is Jonni Redick, a retired Assistant Chief with the California Highway Patrol, and a 29-year veteran of one of the largest police agencies in the country. Redick rose through the ranks in law enforcement to break through the “less-than-1%” ceiling for women of color in executive leadership.We discuss Read More
Jason Watson runs Watson Martial Arts in Jacksonville, FL. Jason has coached over 100 national champions and has personally won 10 state championships, 10 national championships, and is a 2 time US cup champion. He joins in the studio to discuss all things martial arts, business, and the grit it Read More
How can responders succeed in a world where we are often working multiple jobs, handling high call volumes, working under staffing shortages, or just trying to get through one shift at a time? We’re joined by Dr. Donnie Hutchinson, a Work-Life Balance instructor who works with firefighters, law enforcement officers, Read More
Our guest is Captain Rommie Duckworth, career fire captain and paramedic/EMS Coordinator for Ridgefield (CT) Fire Department, author, speaker, and educator. We talk about personal experiences with trauma that demonstrate the importance of getting help, and how officers and department leaders can stay current on available mental health and wellness Read More
In this episode, David speaks with Chief Bobby Halton, editor-in-chief of Fire Engineering magazine and education director of FDIC. Chief Halton talks about the virtue and importance of resilience in the fire service, and discusses the personalities of firefighters that sets them apart as leaders. We discuss what the privilege of Read More
You have your job -- the one with a paycheck. And then you have your caregiving responsibilities -- helping someone who means the world to you.Work can be rewarding in more ways than one. So can caregiving. But together, it’s a demanding combination. You may feel like you’ve got more Read More
Living with chronic illness comes with a host of challenges, one of which is learning to find your space for growth in overcoming fear. As chronic illness warriors, we will encounter some fears, but are you prepared to grow through them? In this episode, I share one of my fears that Read More
Our guest is Scott Medlin, a Marine Corps and Law Enforcement Veteran, Author, Speaker, and host of The 10 Code Mindset podcast. Scott Medlin mentors police officers using powerful tools that enable them to make self-care and life fulfillment a priority, even when they're constantly being called to serve. According to Read More
If you get caught in a riptide, the best way to survive is to swim with it. Go in the direction it's carrying you. People drown when they try to overpower the tide instead of using its energy to go somewhere else. The same principle holds true for overcoming naysayers Read More
