Bald Logic Podcast with Jody Dyess

Todd Tilghman of Meridian, Mississippi, is a pastor best known as the winner of the 18th season of American series The Voice. He has the distinction of being the first artist to be aired that season and the first artist to be aired as being unanimously selected by the judges (however, this is not necessarily the case as the auditions are aired out of order). He decided to compete in the team coached by Blake Shelton, proving to do the expected. His voice took him straight to the winners circle. At age 42, he became the oldest winner in the series history, a record previously held by Josh Kaufman. Tilghman has been singing in church since he was eight years old.[1] He is married to his high school sweetheart, Brooke, and is the father of eight children. Since 2011, he has been the lead pastor of Cornerstone Church in Meridian. Tilghman's eldest son, Eagan Tilghman, was a contestant on NBC's Making It (TV series). Todd's Facebook Page is:Todd TilghmanSupport the show

Jody has been working in the anti-human trafficking world since 2009. During that time there has been times that overlying size of the issue has been overwhelming. Jody looks at the life of Desmond Doss as in inspiration to impact one more person's life. It is easy to miss or be overwhelmed by shear number of things, but if we focus on one person at a time and helping change or impact their life for the better, it becomes more manageable.Who is you "One More?"Facebook...Jody DyessInstagram...Jody.dyesswww.saysomethingassembly.comwww.freeinternational.orgSupport the show

Travis has been communicating to middle and high school students for over 25 years. In those years, Travis has had the privilege of speaking to nearly 500,000 students across the US and around the globe.Travis is a storyteller. He uses life to teach about life, and uses humor to deliver the message home. He is driven to communicate to students that they are not alone and there are people around them that care about them and can help them navigate the difficulties they experience.Travis also pastors Onward Church in Wichita, KS along side his wife Mel of 24 years of marriage. (Mel is NOT a professional storm chaser)They have three children; Samuel (13), Amelia (10), and Lydia (8).Book Travis Mentioned is:100 Places to Take Your Kids Before They Grow UpTravis Dumond's Social Media and Contact Info:Facebook Travis DumondInstagram @TravisdumondEmail: [email protected] the show

Greg and Nancy are not you typical sweethearts. These two have been together since the second grade. They will walk you through there life of meeting and growing together. After getting married and going to college, everything was not happily ever after. They have had to walk through family health issues from their kids to Nancy's battle.In this podcast you will learn about how to focus on the "basics of relationships' and that to win as a couple, you have to remember your on the same team and two of make up that team. Greg and Nancy have been married for 39 years and two grown kids, Colton (28y/o) and Anna Grace (20y/o). And we can't forget their fur babies, Silas and Saddie the long hair dachshunds.They have been in ministry for 35 years and currently serve as Lead Pastors at Cornerstone Church in Southaven, MS. (22years)If you would like to book them for a Forever Love Marriage Conference,Contact them through the their [email protected] Media:Greg DavisNancy Scarborough DavisCornerstone Church Southaven Support the show

Katelyn just graduated high school in the middle of a pandemic. With things that are going on, she felt the need to start a simple blog to encourage girls titles "About the Girl".We talk about everything from how to talk to parents about things that are going in your life to social media effects and tendencies.Katelyn  is getting ready to go to college and major in Elementary Education. Her goal and desire is to be a teacher and help the next generation of students.Contact Info:Katelyn Dyess FacebookKatelyn Dyess InstagramTo the Girl BlogSupport the show

With all the political division, disunity in our country, pandemic issues, and all around issues of today; its easy to get overwhelmed and discouraged. This weeks episode is about finding peace, noticing the little things and even unplugging a little bit.Bret Nettles is the Husband of our former guest Brittany Nettles in Episode 2 for the last 7 years. He has two beautiful  children, John Ezra(5) and Evelyn(9months).Pastors River of Life Church in Brandon, MS for the past 3 1/2 years.Earned his BA Degree in Psychology  with a  minor in Business.Social Media Contact:Bret Nettles FacebookBret Nettles InstagramSupport the show

Jalen is a phenomenal young man that has worked hard to achieve the success and higher education in his life. Jody has known Jalen for several years and can speak to this young man's integrity, honesty, and character. Jalen talks about the real struggles that so many young black men have to face in this society. His personal experiences brings a resounding common thread among the African-American community and the struggles and fears that still exist. We discuss that even though it is clear and biblical that All Lives Matter, the current cultural issues and problems makes our black brothers and sisters a top priority thus the reason for Black Lives Matter. Jalen talks about his brother who is a Houston, Texas police officer and his struggles as well. These conversations need to be had between all races and its now time to see and hear things through the eyes of brothers. Christian Artist Toby Mac released a quote, "Be teachable, you may not always be right."Lets start to have conversations like this in all our homes and circles!!Jalen Lewis earned his:AA Degree in Accounting at Hinds Community CollegeBS Degree in Heath, Physical Education, Recreation Administration at Jackson State UniverstiyM.Ed. Degree in Sports Management at Jackson State UniversityYou can find Jalen's Social Media contacts at:Facebook: Jalen LewisInstagram: @_kingchuloSupport the show

Andrew works with F.R.E.E. International an organization that exists to end sex trafficking here in the United States. He is also a presenter with Say Something School Assemblies that educate and inspire thousands of students each year to stand up, say something, and be a hero.His travels have carried him around the U.S. speaking at conferences, churches, youth camps, anti-human trafficking events, colleges and in schools. He is a missionary, storyteller, inspirational, and he communicates with passion and energy. His speaking will motivate you live with compassion.Show Notes:It’s imperative that we monitor our children's social media, the internet access they have, their cell phones, and chat with them about the dangers out there. We need to know who they are hanging out with, and educate ourselves on what’s happening in our world. You know the drill. All good things.What happens when we are not with our child though?... or we’ve completed the lists…  We’ve checked off all the boxes in the trafficking 101 class… We’ve done everything we could possible do, read, research, google and gather... and still don’t feel confident that our kids are safe. “Raising kids in a sex trafficked world” is a deeper look at the future our kids are facing and how to prepare them to not only survive the oncoming onslaught of sexual advances, sexting requests, pornography, abductors, and exploiters; but to fearlessly conquer their world and fight back against trafficking. How to raise kids in a sex trafficked world (sign up link)https://mailchi.mp/375d0010cc79/raisingkidsinasextraffickedworldSocial Media and Contact:andrew@freeinternational.organdrew-dawson.comwww.saysomethingassembly.comwww.freeinternational.com www.facebook.com/andrewdouglasdawsonINSTA: @dawandrewSponsored by Bark.ushttps://www.bark.us/?ref=SAYSOMETHING10Support the show

Drew Jackson is a renowned musician that has traveled the country over playing lead guitar for the Alternative band Six Color Press. His experiences has led him down multiple paths that ended up with him becoming a realtor for the Havard Real Estate Group.Drew has been married to his wife Sarah for 12 years. They two children, Mallory and Owen. Drew enjoys carpentry, playing music and lead a worship at his church.You can follow Drew and his Facebook Vlog called Mondays in the Metro.This episode is brought to you by Bark.usBark's affordable, award-winning dashboard proactively monitors text messages, YouTube, emails, and 30+ different social networks for potential safety concerns, so busy parents can save time and gain peace of mind. Try it at https://www.bark.us/protects/saysomething10Support the show

Nick Brown is a Sergent with Hinds County, MS Sheriff's office as well as a TaskForce Officer with the FBI on Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation.Nick has trained numerous officer all over on human trafficking, stings, and vicitms services.Nick is also the President of Bikers Against Trafficking (BAT) for the Mississippi Chapter. He serves on the Central Mississippi Human Trafficking Taskforce, is a SWAT team member. His service in law enforcement began in January 2004.Nick has been married to his wife Amanda who also is an investigator with Richland Police Dept, Mississippi. --Talk to your kids--Reaction vs ResponseEmail:[email protected]:Biker Against Trafficking MSNick BrownWebsite:www.bikersagainsttrafficking.orgSupport the show

David Maxwell has been empowering leaders and working with students for over 30 years. During that time he met the love of life, Angie. They have 2 awesome Kids (Reese and Kadi) as well as a daughter in law Emily. David has created a platform to empower men to live their adventure through his coaching/ mentoring program (Learn more at www.davidthemaxwell.com) David now travels speaking at events, writing, and vloggingDavid walks us through the 4 A's of Growth. Though this episode geared toward men, women will get a lot of it as well. -Achievements-Appetite-Attitude-ActionFacebook:DavidthemaxwellInstagram:DavidthemaxwellEmail:[email protected] the show (http://paypal.me/saysomethingassembly)Support the show

David Maxwell has been empowering leaders and working with students for over 30 years. During that time he met the love of life, Angie. They have 2 awesome Kids (Reese and Kadi) as well as a daughter in law Emily. David has created a platform to empower men to live their adventure through his coaching/ mentoring program (Learn more at www.davidthemaxwell.com) David now travels speaking at events, writing, and vloggingDavid and Angie loved to travel and family vacations till after the trip of life Angie developed a Brain tumor that she would valiantly fight for 2 1/2 years. After 28 years of marriage, David and the kids had to let Angie go as she lost her battle with cancer. In this episode, you will hear David talk about the journey, hard times and the triumphs of walking with a loved one through their last days and life.Facebook:DavidthemaxwellInstagram:DavidthemaxwellEmail:[email protected] the show

This weeks episode we talk about the power and opportunity to use media to impact and connect with a world around. With the opportunities of Facebook Lives, Youtube, Livestream, Instagram, SnapChat and other media outlets, you start a movement or change the world thorough your lens and microphone.Jason Anderson (aka DJ Uri) has been an inspiration to students in the last few years speaking in school assemblies around the country. His attributes include being a professional DJ and musician, an entrepreneur & businessman, videographer, Youtube Personality, Say Something School Assembly presenter/DJ, Husband of 5 years to Jessica, Dad of two beautiful daughters (Bella & Hadley), and mentor to students to name just a few.Jason's Youtube channel:Collective Media HouseFacebook:@thedjuriInstagram:@thedjuriSnapChat:@thedjuriTiktok:@thedjuriSupport the show

Brittany Nettles has been teaching 6th Grade Science at Brandon Middle School in the Rankin County School District in Mississippi where she also serves as the Brandon Middle School Dance coach. After 7 years of teaching, she has experiences that are entertaining as well as insightful. Brittany is the wife of Bret Nettles and the mom to John Ezra and Evelyn Grace. Since the Covid-19 shutdown; Brittany, like most educators, has had to adjust how she teaches, communicates and followup with students. In this episode, she discusses some of those challenges, successes and what the future might look like.Brittany also does Photography and can be found on Facebook and Instagram at @BrittanyNettlesPhotgraphy https://www.instagram.com/brittanynettlesphotography/Support the show

Special Guest Micah Reynolds is a student mentor and youth pastor of 10 years. He talks about the challenges of staying connected with students and parenting in these "unprecedented times".Topics covered:Social distancing and still being able to mentor studentsTrends in connecting with students in the future with social mediaParents and students that are sheltering in place trials they faceA good laugh here and thereSupport the show