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Hold onto your stethoscopes, folks! Today we’re diving into the weird, wild, and occasionally gross stories from the ER (yes, chickens included), the insane training of our Marines, and the fascinating realm of hallucinogenic therapies. Because nothing says "entertaining" like a nurse who’s seen it all—and a host who’s seen it from the driver’s seat of a gas chamber.

In this episode:

• Hilariously grotesque ER stories — chicken inside a human is just the start
• Funny and frightening tales of hospital encounters with patients on a trip
• The bizarre science behind hallucinogenic treatments like ketamine for trauma
• Eye-opening insights into the world of glasses, contacts, and what you can't see in the apocalypse
• Veteran stories and the truth about surviving without glasses or a needle (spoiler: not fun)

Resources & Links:

• Lions Club Glasses Program — Free specs for those in need
• Ketamine for Trauma — Find your mind’s escape route
• Marine Corps Gas Chamber — Not your average spa day

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• Aaron Evans on LinkedIn
• Jess on Twitter

And remember, folks, when life hands you chicken bones and gas masks—just laugh, keep your glasses on, and enjoy the wild ride.

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Most of us are walking around like human radios—listening to everything but missing the most important signals. Joey Dusseault drops truth bombs on how your body, heart, gut, and even your unseen energy centers are whispering, guiding, and sometimes shouting advice you shouldn’t ignore. Spoiler alert: listening isn’t just with your ears—your whole body is a super-sensitive antenna, and the universe is always trying to talk.

In this episode, we'll explore how tapping into your inner stillness, flow states, and energy centers (chakras, Kundalini, and all that shiny stuff) can unlock a life of clear intuition, less stress, and epic decision-making. Joey shares jaw-dropping stories like guiding a veteran out of survivor’s guilt, decoding crisper-than-a-television messages from passed loved ones, and how meditative dishwashing might just be your new secret weapon. Plus, you'll discover how to trust your gut—literally—and turn everyday moments into powerful spiritual ‘downloads’ that influence your reality.

We break down why most people are already intuitive—often without realizing it—and how societal stigmas and skepticism keep us from fully embracing our natural gifts. You'll learn simple, foolproof ways to quiet your mind, hear your inner voice, and stay rooted in the present—because that’s where life actually happens. Whether you're brand new to this stuff or a seasoned seeker, this chat is your permission slip to stop overthinking and start listening deeply to yourself and the universe.

If you’re tired of feeling disconnected, overwhelmed, or just curious about what your body’s been trying to tell you all along, this episode is your soul’s best friend. Trust us—your future self will thank you for pressing play.

Guest Credibility: Joey is a seasoned intuitive who’s helped others navigate grief, intuition, and energy work, all while doing his own deep spiritual dive. He’s guided veterans, harnessed kundalini, and cracked the code on how everyone can connect more deeply to their inner wisdom.

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Ever wonder why trust feels like a game of trust fall—except you're blindfolded and the ground is lava? Sprinkled with stories of dogs saving lives, sibling bike lessons, and divine embroidery, this episode unpacks the secret sauce behind trust, fear, and how to stop living in a giant funhouse mirror.

Deborah Rogers, a licensed counselor with a PhD in real-life wisdom and a heart for trauma, spills the beans on how trust is really a currency—sometimes worth more than money. From a rescue dog’s intuitive heroics in icy Washington to childhood lessons on trusting yourself, this chat navigates the messy, beautiful landscape of relationships, boundaries, and imperfect worlds.

You’ll discover:

• How trust functions like a social bank account—and who’s really earning interest.
• Why your faith in God and yourself can outshine any toxic person trying to hijack your peace.
• The funny yet profound story about embroidery that teaches us how life’s messes can become masterworks with the right perspective.
• Practical tools like the Trust Star, a visual map to quantify your trust in others, and how to balance healthy boundaries without turning trust into a fortress.
• Why fear isn't the enemy—it’s just a misguided messenger that needs a sit-down chat.

If you’re tired of feeling frozen in fear, ready to understand how to trust your intuition again, or just want a dose of humor and hope—especially if you're a Marine, a parent, or anyone who’s ever wrestled with the idea of trust—this episode is your new best friend.

Perfect for trauma warriors, faith explorers, or anyone who’s ever wished life came with a trust meter—and a good laugh along the way.

Now, go ahead—hit play and start trusting the process, one baby step at a time.

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Most of us are walking around pretending to understand life, teaching, or even customer service — but the real secret? It’s all about humor, honesty, and passion. Ever wonder how Jesus, Einstein, or a Marine instructor make complex lessons stick? Turns out, humor and love aren’t just for comedy specials; they’re the secret sauce for teaching anything—and everything—from radio tech to life itself.

In this episode, Aaron and his brother Tim dive deep into how humor can be the ultimate learning marker—because if you can explain a concept simply, you get it. We break down how legendary teachers like Jesus used a log-in-the-eye story to make people laugh and learn at the same time. Plus, you'll discover why passion beats professionalism every time, especially in parenting and ministry, and how honesty can transform conflicts into connection.

Ever felt like customer service is just a curse? They did too—until they realized hospitality isn’t dead; it’s just been hiding behind bad phone calls and ice charges. We explore how honesty, vulnerability, and doing unto others change everything in relationships, from classrooms to boardrooms. Because when you treat others like human beings—and act with genuine kindness—you build a reputation stronger than any gold-plated Monopoly piece.

This isn’t just philosophy—it's a practical guide to making life, work, and relationships more fun, honest, and meaningful. If you want to understand complex concepts through stories, humor, and heart—plus avoid jail and heartbreak—it’s time to tune in. Perfect for leaders, teachers, and anyone tired of the “professionals” who forget the real reason they do what they do.

Old rules, new attitudes—because life’s a game, and when you play it with integrity, humor, and love? Everybody wins.

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In this engaging conversation, Aaron and Tim explore the multifaceted nature of learning, teaching, and communication. They discuss the importance of humor in education, the balance between professionalism and passion, and the role of honesty in relationships. The dialogue also touches on customer service, vulnerability, and the lessons learned through games, emphasizing the significance of kindness and the Golden Rule in both personal and professional interactions.

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In this conversation, Aaron and Conor explore the themes of truth, honesty, and the importance of listening in relationships. They discuss how telling the truth can lead to unexpected adventures and learning experiences, while also navigating the complexities of when and how to share the truth. The conversation emphasizes the significance of observation and humility in personal growth and the impact of distractions on our ability to connect with others.

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In this conversation, Aaron and Nikolai explore the themes of truth, integrity, and relationships. They discuss the importance of honesty in personal and professional contexts, the challenges of deception, and the impact of societal pressures on self-perception. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, they emphasize the value of standing up for one's morals and the significance of trust in friendships. The dialogue also touches on the complexities of navigating relationships, especially in the military, and the necessity of intentionality in forming connections.

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In this engaging conversation, Aaron Evans and Jeff Ramey explore a variety of topics ranging from the benefits of fresh coffee to the contrasting lifestyles of rural and urban communities. They delve into historical perspectives on cities, the importance of personal responsibility, and the relevance of the Ten Commandments in modern life. The discussion also touches on the rewarding yet labor-intensive nature of homesteading, the lost knowledge of natural remedies, and the overall theme of self-reliance and resilience in today's world.

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