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This week I speak with Jeffrey Deskovic, who had his conviction for murder overturned after serving 16 years because he didn’t do it. The person who did commit the murder, And was in prison for another murder he committed.  The innocence Project help to free Jeffrey and we talk about that, as well as what he’s doing no

This week I talk with author DC Spaar about her journey as a breast cancer survivor and an author of the children's book series, the Logan Scott Files. Breast Cancer information Statistics: https://www.breastcancer.org/symptoms/understand_bc/statistics   Information: https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/breas

This week I talk with DC Glenn, aka DC the Brain Supreme, about his hit Tag Team song “Whoomp! There it is” and his career since then … including his GEICO commercial. Let DC Glenn known your thoughts about this episode. Visit DC Glenn's Google Review: https://g.page/r/CeEtxWPFqh61EAg/review  Here are all the ways to l

In this week's episode, I speak with Emily Gallagher, who 14 years ago lost her first child due to complications of premature birth. We talk about the March of Dimes, and the lasting legacy of her little boy. Support and learn  Support Team Ethan: https://www.marchforbabies.org/Fundraising/Personal?personId=670928&part

This week I speak with Simon Rumney, someone who was called “lazy and stupid“ — his words not mine — because he was not diagnosed with a learning disability. He was diagnosed later in life with dyslexia. He was able to adapt and tackle his dyslexia. He has run hey successful business and has written three books.  Learn

In this week, I speak with Doug Noll who’s overcome a lot in his life to become a successful author and motivational speaker. He stared out born nearly deaf, nearly blind, and handicapped with two club feet. He’s now a lawyer-turned-peacemaker, and did not let his disabilities hold him back. Doug’s special offer for LM