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EPISODE · Sep 27, 2015 · 2H 2M

22 Reasons Why I Host International Shows on Social Justice and Human Rights

from Progress in the World · host PROGRESS IN THE WORLD

During a conversation with Jill Jones-Soderman, I shared some things about my past as we planned upcoming shows. She asked me "Have you ever done a show on yourself?" The question was staggering as I have never done a show of this kind. So, we discussed the idea and came up with the plan for this show. I will talk about my past. The bombing of my church, and how that affected me. My father's violence and how I grew up to be much like him - how I changed. How my service in the Navy nearly killed me with enemies inside and outside of my ships. We will explore how alcohol nearly destroyed me and how I have remain sober now for alomost 20 years. We will look at my family court case, how my kids were taken away and how I want to help others who have been wronged by the courts. Why I oppose the death penalty even though my father was murdered. We will follow the trail of combat veterans and how they go from upstanding warrior to broken individuals after being betrayed by family, the courts and the services - how they get to the brink and over the brink of suicide - how I was able to pull back. Why nonviolent communication and emotional intelligence are integral components to my life. And much ...much more... Sponsored by http://www.PolyMVA.com and The Foundation for the Child Victims of the Family Court http://www.fcvfc.org/  Contact me at [email protected]

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