On this week’s episode, I’m filling you in on what’s been going on since our last episode, why we’re starting a new show, and details on where and when you can find it.
Aug 20, 2018 | In The Loop
On this week’s episode, I’m filling you in on what’s been going on since our last episode, why we’re starting a new show, and details on where and when you can find it.
This is our final episode for In The Loop, but you can hear more by subscribing to my new podcast, The Professional Noticer, below.
Tune in for a sneak peak of what you’ll be hearing, and thank you all for listening, asking questions and sharing In The Loop!
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Tune in to hear Rowdy talk about his childhood, his experiences as a competitive swimmer, what swimmers eat to replace the thousands of calories they burn, what it was like to be an athlete during the U.S. boycott of the 1980 Olympic games in Moscow, and much more!
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Tune in to hear Joe describe the unique position in which Roads of Hope currently finds itself. Listen as Andy and Joe discuss specific instances from just LAST WEEK of rescuing orphans from the Russian mafia involved in sex trafficking. With zero government assistance, Roads of Hope has become the…
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Tune in to hear Jonathan explain how Unbound trains young adults to thrive by building meaningful lives rooted in responsibility, relationships, everyday excellence, and resilience.
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Tune in to hear Walt share a few unforgettable stories that prove hope can show up in the wildest places (sometimes thanks to a pack of feral cats), plus laughs about courtroom pantyhose rules, horseback DUIs, and the scabies incident you’ll wish you could unhear.
Read More »This week, Andy recalls what it was like after Hurricane Ivan hit the Gulf—then to be followed up by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill—and the many ways it affected businesses and families. Remember, problems are solved by people who make themselves comfortable with confusion…until there is no more confusion. Whatever…
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