Clicks dropped their first look at the highly anticipated Communicator! Here’s what we got to see, what we didn’t, and what I hope is told to us ahead of the launch.
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A Conversation With A Former Lesbian | Episode 455
A few years ago I interviewed a former lesbian. She also happens to be my cousin. This is an abridged version of a longer discussion.
Ingrid shares her personal experience and road to redemption. Lastly, we touch about the role of church and how it should improve to deal with the increasing cases of people struggling with identity confusion.
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I Forgot Sony STILL Makes Phones! What Is The Xperia VIII? | Episode 453
I seriously forgot Sony still makes smartphones… But this is not coming to the USA.
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Putting People Over Policy | Guest: Michael Maxsenti, Candidate For CA CD47 | Episode 450
In this episode, Michael Maxsenti joins me to discuss his journey from corporate leadership to the political arena. Maxsenti shares his deeply personal motivations for seeking office, rooted in a commitment to government reform and his experiences navigating the healthcare system. We explore his “Team of Rivals” approach to leadership, inspired by Abraham Lincoln, and his dedication to restoring faith in the American political system by prioritizing the needs of everyday citizens over partisan interests. Overall, this is a conversation on authenticity, sacrifice, and the path toward a more accountable and unified government.
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The Stupid Political Divide & Reading YOUR Comments | Episode 444
TOPICS0:35 Recently On The Show And Other Odds & Ends6:45 Life Imitates Art 8:15 Politics is stupid38:30 Local Issues Matter52:25 Reading Your Comments1:27:30 Crowdfunding Tech Behind Schedule?1:33:15 SuperX Apparel & Closing
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How Faith and Resilience Rebuilt a Legendary Career | Guest: Award-Winning Artist Steph Carse | Episode 441
In this episode I am joined by award-winning Canadian artist Steph Carse. Steph opens up about his decades-long career, from his early international success in the 1990s to his recent triumph as the winner of the French-Canadian version of The Masked Singer.
He shares deeply personal stories of struggle, including a period of homelessness, losing his voice in Las Vegas, and the profound role of faith in his artistic and personal rebirth.
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Beyond the Headlines: The Spiritual and Human Realities of Israel | Guest: Doron Keidar | Episode 439
In this episode I am joined by Doron Keidar, a producer of the impactful documentary series I Am Israel. Doron shares his unique journey from serving in the IDF to becoming a leading advocate for the land through film and social media. Together, we explore the spiritual and human stories of the people living in the biblical heartland of Judea and Samaria.
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From Broadway To “I Can Only Imagine” | Guest: Actor & Vocalist John Michael Finley | Episode 438
In this episode, Broadway star and film actor John Michael Finley. Most recognized for his powerful portrayal of Bart Millard in the film I Can Only Imagine, Finley provides an inside look at the discipline required for the stage and the unique challenges of performing for the camera. Whether you are a fan of musical theater or looking for inspiration on how to pursue your passion, this conversation explores the intersection of talent, hard work, and the courage to take center stage.
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Gray Man: A Life Lived Under the Radar | Guest: Green Beret David Carmichael, Retired | Episode 437
David Carmichael is a retired Green Beret. David joins me to discuss his memoir, Gray Man: A Life Lived Under the Radar. David recounts his childhood as a missionary’s son in Mali, living in a mud house near Timbuktu, and the rugged resilience he developed while attending a distant boarding school. He reflects on how those early hardships prepared him for a distinguished 23-year military career, spanning from enlistment to becoming a Special Forces officer and serving on the Korean DMZ.
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