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Lifestyle.org Podcast #002

The Real Soldiers Behind the Movie

In this episode, retired MSG Chris Spence, a former Army Green Beret, recounts his experiences covertly entering Afghanistan after 9/11. The actions of his Special Forces team inspired the book “Horse Soldiers” and film “12 Strong.” Spence’s iconic photo of a Horse Soldier is displayed in the Smithsonian Institute and influenced “America’s Response Monument” near the 9/11 Memorial. The discussion delves into the challenges faced by these heroes and their efforts to combat terrorism in Afghanistan. Join us to explore the stories of real-life heroes, learn what it was like going in on horseback into Afghanistan, the tough challenges they encountered in battling terrorism, and see how they overcame them.

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Lifestyle #3207

The Kinetic Link with Rephel Martin

At Lifestyle Magazine, we want to help our viewers reach their full fitness potential. We’re thrilled to have with us, Rephel Martin, an elite level athlete, coach, and inventor who has created a device that helps strengthen and rehab your muscles in a way like never before. Join us today as we take a look at Rephel’s innovative device.

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Lifestyle.org Podcast #001

Every Coach Needs To Show This To Their Team!

Michael Davis, the star athlete, the homeless, lost soul, the stand-up man, the mentor, then minister—this story is one for the ages. Before he became a motivational speaker, substance abuse counselor, CEO/founder of “You Go International Network,” and author of the book “Victorious Change: Total Surrender”, Michael had to grapple with his addiction and take responsibility for his actions. You’ll be inspired as you hear how he is helping others make better life decisions and find freedom and hope in the midst of their turmoil.

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Lifestyle #3204

Music and Healing with Jonathan Cilia Faro

Sometimes we face trauma in our lives that affects us in such a way that we’re changed forever. But today’s guest has used his own life trauma, to spread hope to tens of thousands of people, through his musical talents. Join us today, as we welcome professional musician and opera singer, Jonathan Cilia Faro.

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Lifestyle #3026

My Days: Happy and Otherwise with Actress Marion Ross Special

Today we are airing a fan favorite Lifestyle Magazine show from our archives. Marion Ross played Mrs. Cunningham on the popular TV show, Happy Days, becoming one of America’s favorite most iconic moms. But what was it like playing the idyllic mom while in real life being a single mom of two, divorced from an alcoholic husband? Find out as we talk to Mrs. C on this edition of Lifestyle Magazine.

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Lifestyle #3213

Building Love Together in a Blended Family with Ron Deal

Whether through remarriage or adoption, a blended family is faced with unique challenges. How do you truly show love to people who are not blood relatives? Can blended families really erase the lines that cause emotional separation? Join us today with author and speaker, Ron Deal, as we discuss what it means to be a blended family.

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Lifestyle #3203

Get Unrealistic with Debleaire and Gianna Snell

You may recognize Pastor Debleaire Snell from the ABC network 2022 Easter Special, A Living Hope. As the senior pastor of the Oakwood University Church, director of Breath of Life TV Ministries, and author of the book, Get Unrealistic, he and his wife, Gianna, have had to grapple with transitions and the multiple heartaches that real life has thrown at them. Be inspired as you hear how they find hope amongst repeated tragedies.

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Lifestyle #3025

COPD Special

Today we are airing a fan favorite Lifestyle Magazine show from our archives. COPD, which includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema, is a lung disease often caused by smoking. More than 11 million people have COPD. It is the third leading cause of death in the United States. Our expert guest, Dr. James Krueger, a pulmonologist in private practice from Long Beach, California helps us understand COPD also known as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Actress Loni Anderson, made famous from her role in the hit sitcom, WKRP in Cincinnati, and nominated for two Emmy awards and three Golden Globe awards, has been a spokesperson for COPD since 1999. She is passionate in creating awareness, especially to the young people on the dangers of smoking, since her experience with her parents suffering from COPD. Also sharing his story on COPD is Terry Ridgeway.

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