Generational Reflections
Gen X refers to those born between 1965 and 1980—a generation often underrepresented in broader discussions. Cameron, a proud Gen Xer, shares his personal journey from humble beginnings to success as an author, podcaster, and editor, among other ventures.

We also touched on the emerging influence of Gen Z as they approach middle age and begin stepping into leadership roles. Cameron raised concerns about key entitlement programs—namely Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security—as well as topics like universal healthcare. While he offered thoughtful solutions to these national challenges, I'll leave those for him to share in his own voice.

Our conversation drifted into nostalgia as we recalled our separate but parallel experiences living in California. Though we lived there in different eras, many of the same core issues still echo through the state's story today.

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Dale Hutchinson
Host, Coffee Time Again
www.coffee-time-again.com

Healing Hidden Bruises

Arlene Lehmann joins us as an extraordinary guest on Coffee-Time-Again. A survivor of nearly every form of abuse—physical, emotional, sexual, medical, and familial—Arlene has spent decades on a courageous journey of healing. Her book, Healing Hidden Bruises, is both a testament to that journey and a beacon of hope for others.

In our conversation, Arlene openly shares the painful realities of her past, beginning with the onset of abuse in a major city in the western United States. While I've chosen not to name the city, Arlene does so in her own words. Her willingness to speak candidly about her experiences—and the long, difficult process of recovery—offers deep insight into the resilience of the human spirit.

She discusses why it took so long to leave a violent relationship, and how she eventually found the strength to break free and begin healing. Her story is raw, honest, and deeply moving.

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Race Relations With Samuel Smith

This is a first step for me. I am so tired of the division in our Country I wanted to take the first step in helping END it now. Samuel is a friend of mine and an man of honor and truth. He says as it is. We cover multiple topics from "Jim Crow Laws" 3 presidents, Margaret Sanger among other topics during our 45 minute conversation. Samuel talks openly about his youth in Louisiana, his life and what needs to be done now to change the way we are divided with Haten towards each race. I am attempting to compile a panel of 4 people who are will and able to be honest, open and without showing hate. Listen to this show and see how two men of differnt colors can talk and not yell or cuss each other and without getting angry. You can disagree without being disagreeable. As it says in the Bible "Let it be me Lord"

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