The Nightwatch

Jesse Moore, an activist with deep care for humanity and a desire to plant seeds of peace and love in the lives of those he has the chance of meeting.

If you're at all like me, you were left with a sour taste in your mouth after watching the debate. What got us here? And is this really "the best we can do?"

Amy Van Kleeck is my mother, but more importantly she's spent the majority of her life serving others, from daycare, delinquent youth, to caregiving for those in memory care, Amy has  run the spectrum of age demographics in the field of caregiving, and has a lot to share about it. The focus of this interview is diving into the fact that she has been present for 67 deaths, and sees herself as born to co-manage that important time in a person's life.

My wife and I talk about the many years I spent working with delinquent youth in a treatment facility. This is our first time doing one of these long form conversations and we learned a lot about how to guide the conversation. Overall, I can't wait to get you in on of the conversations, don't hesitate to contact me out [email protected]. Also Please consider joining the Facebook community group https://www.facebook.com/TheNWPodcast

An assisted living director recounts her relationship and last moments with Artis, a little old lady who believed "If there is a will, there is a way.".

What is peace? How to we chase after it? What happens when my vision of peace conflicts with yours? What can I do to live more peacefully? These are all questions that are engaged in this episode of The Nightwatch.

In this episode of The Nightwatch, I recount an experience from my time working in a therapeutic juvenile delinquent facility.