Engaging Life’s Moments Presents:
by Eric L. Martin
Welcome to Engaging Life’s Moments Presents. No one wants to be enslaved. Everyone deserves the chance to dream. We will discuss issues of human trafficking, while also inspiring people to dream big. We we will also engage in conversation that empowers people's voices to be heard so that others can become victorious.
Episodes
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Episode 13: Cyber-Trafficking And The Super Bowl
We are going to have a candid conversation of how internet has affected the growing human trafficking environment in today’s ever-growing technological age. We will sos be discussing why large events like the Super Bowl is getting attention from local anti-trafficking organisations. And how the...
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Special Black History Superhero: Aunt Polly Jackson
Aunt Polly Jackson was a absolute boss during the 19th Century Abolitionist Movement. The Underground Railroad saw a rising star willing to put her life on the line to rescue many slaves.
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Episode 12: 19th Century Superheroes: Unchained and Unmasked Part 2
February is Black History Month. And while Black History is American history and should be celebrated and taught all year along, we are going to spend a few podcasts talking about abolitionist who literally hid themselves in plain sight to help themselves and other slaves escape the grasps of…
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Episode 11: 19th Century Superheroes: Unchained and Unmasked Part 1
February is Black History Month. And while Black History is American history and should be celebrated and taught all year along, we are going to spend a few podcasts talking about abolitionist who literally hid themselves in plain sight to help themselves and other slaves escape the grasps of…
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Episode 10: Prostitution is Sex Trafficking
This is the most important episode for Engaging Life's Moments Presents. In this episode we come to a truth moment that: prostitution is sex trafficking. Last year I had the most incredible opportunity to interview activist, abolitionist, singer/song writer, teacher and sex trafficking survivor,...
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Episode 9: Happy New Year 2019
In this episode we begin a brand new year. It’s 2019 and there is so much in store. With me living in China there are new opportunities that I will have that you will get to experience with your ears. We also talk about what February and Black History Month will look like. Lastly, we have a…
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Episode 8: Live From IJM Liberate Conference Part 2
Here in Episode 8: Live From IJM Liberate Global Conference Part 2, you'll get to hear more live audio from the conference. I attended two sessions during the second day of the conference, The New Activist and Advocacy and the Arts. The New Activist (a live podcast) got to interview Blythe Hill…
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Speaker Edition: IJM Liberate Global Conference- Dr. Brenda Salter McNeil
Dr Brenda Salter McNeil who is a voice for reconciliation was a guest speaker at IJM's Liberate Global Conference celebrating 20 years of rescuing those who have been enslaved in today's modern day slavery. Rev. Dr. Brenda Salter McNeil is a dynamic speaker, author, professor, and thought-leader...
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Episode 7: Live from IJM's Liberate Global Conference Part 1
I had an opportunity to attend the International Justice Mission's Liberate Global Conference in Frisco, Texas. This was IJM's 20th year celebration of the work they have done to help end human trafficking around the world. This Global Conference had IJM partners from the continents of Africa…
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Episode 6: Dreams Start From In Here Part 2
We continue with our friends Candace Smith (The Suchy Much); Neena Jenkins ( Kardia Advisory Group); Jeff Jenkins (ChubbyDiaries.com); and Lorena Watson (Resilience Counseling), through what it means to dream. We discuss that failure is an option, and that dreaming together is very important.
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Episode 5: Dreams Start From In Here Part 1
Have you ever had a dream? My friends and I talk about what dreaming looks like for them. Fear has its way of infiltrating how we respond to our dreams. Whether it is through circumstances, or just finding the courage to press in, dreaming is a gift that everyone needs to opportunity to share in....
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Episode 4: Dr. Quinn and the Found Remnant
The story of Dr. Quinn Smith and how she uses her creative gift to change lives around the world. This story offers inspiration, encouragement and how pursuing of ones dream can be liberating.
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Episode 3 1/2 Special Edition: Marcus Young | Project AK-47 CEO\Founder
I had the amazing opportunity to interview the CEO and Founder of Project AK-47 Marcus Young. When I first heard about Project AK-47 I knew I had to find out more of what they are doing, especially in reference to rescuing children who are child soldiers. This is a Special Edition Podcast.
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Episode 3: Children, Guns, and Jake Gill
For the past 10 years I have been on a quest to bring awareness to human trafficking. But I've realised that child soldiers hadn't crossed my mind in almost 20 years. My buddy and I, Chris Massie (M4C Media) were at a July 4th concert. In this podcast you'll hear about how I came to realise this...
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Episode 2: At The Border Part 2
In this episode, we continue the journey in McAllen, Texas to cover the immigration issues plaguing the US/Mexico border. The narrative going in was that there was widespread trafficking, but after multiple interviews that narrative has changed. You'll hear an interview from an immigration…
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Episode 1: At The Border Part 1
This is the very first podcast for Engaging Life's Moments. I had an opportunity to visit the border town of McAllen, Texas. The reason: hearing that child trafficking was happening as the issues of immigration at the border was coming to head. In April, the attorney general and president...
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About this show
Welcome to Engaging Life’s Moments Presents. No one wants to be enslaved. Everyone deserves the chance to dream. We will discuss issues of human trafficking, while also inspiring people to dream big. We we will also engage in conversation that empowers people's voices to be heard so that others can become victorious.
Hosted by
Eric L. Martin