The Storehouse Media Podcast

Special Simulcast: The Neil Haley Show & Storehouse Media Group PodcastIn this episode, Neil “The Media Giant” Haley sits down with Cheryl Lovell, founder and executive of CLC Group, to explore entrepreneurship, healthcare consulting, regulatory complexity, business growth, and what it really takes to succeed in the post-acute healthcare industry.Cheryl's entrepreneurial journey began after joining the U.S. Navy directly out of high school and serving during the Gulf War. Initially planning to pursue nursing, she found herself facing a difficult job and educational environment after leaving the military.That unexpected roadblock changed the direction of her career.Cheryl pursued healthcare administration and business, eventually earning a master's degree in business and discovering that her real passion wasn't simply healthcare—it was the business of healthcare.She went on to own and operate businesses in home health, hospice, private-duty care, and palliative care before selling those companies and transitioning into consulting.Today, Cheryl works with healthcare organizations ranging from startups to companies generating approximately $150 million annually.Her work focuses on identifying what is preventing an organization from reaching its goals and developing a strategy to fix it.Sometimes that means restructuring operations. Other times, the answer may involve sales, marketing, acquisitions, expansion, development, or launching an entirely new venture.As Cheryl explains, sometimes a company simply has a "leaky bucket" that needs to be plugged. Other times, there's an entirely new opportunity waiting to be pursued.Cheryl specializes heavily in post-acute healthcare, including:Home healthHospicePrivate-duty home carePalliative careAssisted livingIndependent livingSkilled nursingHer extensive experience allows her to look beyond one department and evaluate the entire operational picture.One of the most interesting parts of the conversation centers on marketing.Healthcare businesses often operate in an environment where B2B relationships are just as important as reaching the individual patient or client.Despite the growth of technology and artificial intelligence, Cheryl believes interpersonal relationships remain critical.Companies are constantly searching for a "silver bullet" that will generate referrals and sales automatically. But in healthcare, trust still matters—and trust is built through relationships.Operators need to understand compliance, reimbursement, staffing, operations, marketing, relationships, and growth strategy.That's where experienced guidance becomes invaluable.Cheryl's message is simple: identify the gaps, understand the risks, and build the right operational strategy before those small problems become expensive ones.CLC GroupEmail: [email protected] welcomes conversations with healthcare entrepreneurs, operators, B2B professionals, and organizations looking for guidance with struggling operations or new opportunities.For publishing, media, marketing, podcasting, and ghostwriting services:StorehouseMediaGroup.comSpecial Simulcast — The Neil Haley Show & Storehouse Media Group Podcast⚓ From the Navy to Healthcare Entrepreneurship📈 What CLC Group Does🏥 The Healthcare Sectors Cheryl Works With🤝 Healthcare Marketing Is About Relationships⚠️ Why Healthcare Isn't Easy Money💰 Why Home Health Is So Complicated🚀 The Difference Between a Startup and a $150 Million Company💡 Key Takeaway📩 Connect with Cheryl Lovell🎙️ Storehouse Media Group

In this powerful episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark and Neil Haley welcome Mitch Webb, a nervous system coach who helps entrepreneurs, high performers, and individuals struggling with anxiety, burnout, chronic illness, and fatigue reconnect with their bodies and reclaim their health.After overcoming years of debilitating health challenges—including traumatic brain injury, Lyme disease, mold toxicity, autoimmune issues, chronic fatigue, insomnia, and anxiety—Mitch transformed his personal healing journey into a mission to help others understand one of the most overlooked aspects of wellness: the nervous system.Mitch's journey wasn't built from theory—it was forged through experience.Following a traumatic brain injury while studying abroad, his health steadily declined. Living in a home contaminated with toxic black mold led to a cascade of serious health conditions, including Lyme disease, heavy metal toxicity, chronic fatigue, diabetes, insomnia, autoimmune symptoms, digestive issues, and significant weight gain.Despite trying countless diets, supplements, detox programs, and wellness protocols, lasting healing remained out of reach.Everything changed when he discovered the role the nervous system plays in regulating the body's ability to heal.Mitch explains that the nervous system controls nearly every major function of the body, including:SleepDigestionHormone regulationEnergy productionCirculationStress responseEmotional regulationWhen the nervous system becomes dysregulated, the body begins operating in survival mode, often producing symptoms that seem unrelated but share the same underlying cause.Instead of treating symptoms as problems to eliminate, Mitch teaches clients to understand what those symptoms are communicating and how to restore a sense of safety within the body.One of the episode's biggest takeaways is that chronic symptoms are often signals rather than malfunctions.Conditions such as:AnxietyInsomniaDigestive problemsChronic fatigueBrain fogPanic attacksmay represent the body's attempt to get our attention.Rather than immediately suppressing these symptoms, Mitch encourages clients to become curious, slow down, and begin listening to what their bodies are trying to communicate.Mitch outlines the framework he uses to guide clients through healing.His approach emphasizes:Understanding how the nervous system worksDeveloping awareness of stress responsesAccepting rather than resisting difficult sensationsBuilding emotional resilienceExpressing long-suppressed emotionsCreating new experiences that teach the body it is safeInstead of fighting symptoms, clients learn how to respond with compassion and curiosity.Throughout the conversation, Mitch explains that many chronic symptoms stem from years of unprocessed emotions and unresolved stress.Fear.Grief.People-pleasing.Perfectionism.Chronic worry.Suppressed anger.These emotional patterns can keep the nervous system locked in a constant state of survival.Healing often begins not by fixing the body, but by allowing ourselves to process emotions we've spent years avoiding.Mitch also discusses launching his Rooted Conversations Podcast, a project that became part of his own healing journey.Rather than waiting until he felt completely "better," he began living according to his values.Connecting with people.Sharing meaningful conversations.Helping others.Ironically, pursuing meaningful work became one of the biggest catalysts for improving his own health.The podcast now serves as a platform to explore nervous system health, emotional healing, personal growth, and authentic living.One of Mitch's most practical lessons is the importance of gradual progress.

In this thought-provoking episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark and Neil Haley welcome Aaron Hendon, entrepreneur, managing real estate broker, mindfulness teacher, author, and founder of the Mindful CEO Community.Aaron shares how mindfulness isn't just a wellness practice—it's a practical business strategy that helps entrepreneurs become better leaders, build stronger relationships, improve sales, and create businesses centered on service rather than stress. Drawing from decades of experience in leadership development, real estate, and meditation, he explains why success begins with training the mind.Aaron describes the Mindful CEO Community as more than a networking group.It's a place where entrepreneurs gather to explore the balance between achieving business success and maintaining personal well-being.The community offers:Weekly mastermind discussionsLeadership conversationsMindfulness trainingEntrepreneur coachingPodcast episodesEducational programsResources for business owners seeking fulfillment alongside financial successRather than focusing solely on profits and performance metrics, the community encourages leaders to become more intentional in both business and life.One of the central themes of the conversation is the power of authentic relationships.Neil Haley shares how years of building genuine connections have transformed his business into a referral-driven network where introductions often create greater value than direct sales.Aaron agrees, emphasizing that relationships produce the highest return on investment.Instead of asking, "How can I make this sale?" entrepreneurs should ask:"How can I best serve the person in front of me?"Ironically, shifting attention away from closing deals often leads to stronger business growth and more meaningful long-term success.Aaron challenges traditional sales techniques that focus on pressure and persuasion.He believes the most effective sales professionals are those who remain fully present during conversations.When salespeople stop obsessing over the outcome and instead focus on understanding a client's needs, several things happen:Trust develops naturally.Conversations become more authentic.Clients feel heard.Relationships strengthen.Sales often increase.He shares that after introducing mindfulness practices to his real estate team, sales performance increased dramatically because agents became less reactive and more focused on serving clients.Modern entrepreneurs face endless distractions.Aaron notes that many people check their phones dozens—if not hundreds—of times each day, making it difficult to remain fully engaged with clients, employees, and family.The Mindful CEO Community addresses these challenges through practical exercises designed to help participants:Reduce digital distractionsImprove focusIncrease awarenessDevelop healthier habitsReclaim their attentionMindfulness, he explains, is less about escaping the world and more about learning to be fully present within it.Aaron discusses his upcoming book:How to Live a Grateful Life in a F*cked Up World: A 9-Week Practice to Train Your Brain in Peace, Clarity, and Presence.The book grew out of a personal realization that constantly striving for "enough" money, success, or security never truly brings peace.Instead, Aaron developed a structured program that teaches readers how to retrain their minds through gratitude and mindfulness practices.

In this inspiring episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark and Neil Haley welcome Lisa Morton, an interior designer, Feng Shui Master, and founder of Pure Living with Lisa Morton.With more than two decades of design experience—including creating luxurious private jet interiors—Lisa now helps people transform their homes into spaces that support their emotional well-being, personal goals, and everyday lives. Combining intuitive interior design with the ancient principles of Feng Shui, she believes a home should do far more than look beautiful—it should help you thrive.Lisa began her career designing interiors for multi-million-dollar private aircraft, traveling the world while working with elite clientele.Although it was her dream job, years of demanding schedules eventually led to severe burnout.Leaving the aviation industry became the beginning of a personal healing journey that included meditation, yoga, healthier living, and eventually discovering the profound influence that physical spaces have on emotional wellness.That experience inspired Lisa to study Feng Shui, earning multiple certifications before becoming a Feng Shui Master Teacher.Today, she combines professional design expertise with Feng Shui principles to help clients create homes that support both beauty and balance.One of Lisa's core beliefs is simple:Your home is a mirror of your life.The colors, furniture, artwork, lighting, organization, and even the way energy moves throughout a home often reflect what's happening emotionally and mentally.She explains that many clients don't contact her because their homes are unattractive.Instead, they're experiencing major life transitions, including:MarriageStarting a familyMoving into a new homeCareer changesDivorceIllnessGrief and lossRetirementBy intentionally adjusting their environment, Lisa helps clients feel more supported during these important seasons of life.Lisa addresses many common misconceptions about Feng Shui.Rather than rigid rules or mystical traditions, she views Feng Shui as a practical framework for creating spaces that encourage balance, peace, creativity, and personal growth.Her philosophy blends timeless Feng Shui principles with realistic interior design solutions tailored to each individual.Instead of insisting on strict formulas, she encourages clients to create homes that genuinely fit their personalities and lifestyles.No two homes should look exactly alike.Lisa believes successful design begins by understanding how each person wants to feel inside their home.Some people crave:CalmSimplicityOrganizationQuiet spacesOthers thrive in environments filled with:Family activityBold colorsCreative energySocial gatheringsRather than chasing design trends, Lisa encourages people to create spaces that support the life they actually live.Lisa explains how Feng Shui incorporates five natural elements:WoodFireEarthMetalWaterEach element influences different emotions and experiences.For today's fast-paced lifestyles, she especially recommends incorporating more Earth elements, including:Beige and warm neutral colorsNatural stoneWood texturesClay potteryLandscape artworkNatural materialsThese features help create a greater sense of grounding, stability, and peace within a home.One of Lisa's simplest—but most impactful—recommendations is paying attention to the front entrance.In Feng Shui, the front door is considered the "Mouth of Qi," or the primary place where energy enters the home.She encourages homeowners to:Keep the entrance unclutteredEnsure house numbers are easy to seeAdd welcoming flowers or greeneryKeep pathways cleanMake the entry invitingActually use the front door regularly, even if the garage is the primary entranceA welcoming entrance not only creates a positive first impression but also symbolizes openness to new opportunities.

In this insightful episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark and Neil Haley welcome Jason Fishman, Founder and CEO of DNA (Digital Niche Agency), a leading growth marketing firm specializing in investor acquisition and capital raising for startups, emerging technologies, and innovative companies.Jason shares how his agency has carved out a unique niche in helping growth-stage businesses raise millions of dollars through investment crowdfunding while leveraging cutting-edge marketing strategies, artificial intelligence, and social proof to build investor confidence.Every successful marketing agency eventually discovers where it creates the greatest impact.For Jason Fishman, that niche became investor acquisition.After working with hundreds of growth-stage companies, he realized many startups struggled with one common challenge:Raising capital.Rather than offering generalized marketing services, Digital Niche Agency focused on helping companies attract accredited and retail investors through highly targeted digital campaigns.Today, the agency has supported more than 500 investment campaigns across numerous industries, including one of its fastest-growing specialties—AI and robotics companies.Jason explains that many entrepreneurs are unfamiliar with the different fundraising options available today.He outlines several important SEC exemptions that allow businesses to legally market investment opportunities:Regulation D (Rule 506) for accredited investorsRegulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) for both accredited and non-accredited investorsRegulation A+, allowing companies to raise significantly larger amounts of capitalUnlike traditional crowdfunding platforms that reward supporters with products or merchandise, investment crowdfunding allows individuals to become actual shareholders in a company.This creates a powerful advantage.Investors become long-term advocates for the businesses they support.One of the biggest themes throughout the conversation is trust.Jason explains that asking someone to invest thousands—or even hundreds of thousands—of dollars requires far more than a great website.Potential investors look for evidence that others believe in the opportunity.That includes:Customer testimonialsMedia coveragePodcast interviewsIndustry recognitionInfluencer supportExisting investor participationThought leadershipThe more credibility a company builds, the easier it becomes for new investors to take action.One of Jason's favorite aspects of investment crowdfunding is what happens after someone invests.Unlike traditional advertising, investors often become passionate advocates for the companies they support.They naturally begin:Sharing company newsPromoting updates on social mediaTalking about the business with friends and colleaguesIntroducing potential customersHelping spread awareness organicallyJason describes this as one of the most powerful forms of marketing available because every investor has a personal stake in the company's success.Digital Niche Agency has become particularly active in the rapidly expanding AI and robotics sector.Jason discusses one recent campaign that successfully raised $65 million, attracting more than 20,000 investors.Working with emerging technology companies requires marketers to translate highly technical innovations into clear, compelling stories that investors can understand.As AI continues reshaping nearly every industry, companies need marketing strategies that simplify complex technologies while demonstrating long-term value.Many startup founders believe they have groundbreaking products.Jason agrees that innovation is important—but reminds entrepreneurs that even the best ideas require disciplined marketing.His team focuses heavily on:Audience targeting

In this fascinating episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark and Neil Haley welcome Troy Hillman, a retired Phoenix Police Department homicide sergeant, former Certified Public Accountant (CPA), cold case investigator, consultant, and author of Chasing the Zombie Hunter.Troy shares one of the most unusual career paths imaginable—leaving a promising future in corporate accounting to pursue his lifelong dream of becoming a police officer. That decision ultimately led him to solve some of Arizona's most complex cold cases while pioneering the use of investigative technologies that helped shape modern homicide investigations.Before wearing a badge, Troy had already built an impressive academic and professional résumé.He earned:Certified Public Accountant (CPA)MBA in FinanceMaster's Degree in Educational LeadershipWorking for one of Chicago's premier accounting firms, Troy was viewed as future partner material.Then he made a decision that stunned everyone around him.He walked into the managing partner's office and announced he was leaving accounting to become a police officer in Phoenix.Friends.Family.Colleagues.Everyone thought he was making a mistake.For Troy, however, accounting simply wasn't his calling.He wanted challenges.He wanted investigations.He wanted to solve puzzles.After joining the Phoenix Police Department, Troy initially worked in financial crimes, where his accounting background became a tremendous advantage.Investigating fraud, identity theft, and financial crimes allowed him to combine analytical thinking with investigative work.Eventually, after being promoted to sergeant, an unexpected opportunity changed his career forever.The department's homicide leadership asked Troy to help reorganize and improve the struggling Cold Case Unit.That assignment became his life's work.Troy compares cold case investigations to searching for hidden objects inside a complex picture.The clues already exist.The challenge is discovering what everyone else missed.Unlike active investigations, cold cases often have:Thousands of pages of reportsMultiple previous investigatorsYears or decades of evidenceDead endsChanging technologyMissing witnessesThe detective's job is to organize the information, rebuild the timeline, and identify overlooked opportunities.Fresh eyes often uncover details that had been hiding in plain sight for years.When Troy entered Phoenix's Cold Case Unit, he encountered an astonishing challenge.The department believed it had approximately 2,500 unsolved homicide cases.Even determining the exact number became an enormous project.Drawing upon his CPA background, Troy helped organize, catalog, and modernize the unit's investigative process.His systematic approach brought structure to thousands of unresolved investigations while creating more efficient ways to prioritize and review cases.One of Troy's proudest accomplishments involved helping pioneer the use of investigative genetic genealogy in homicide investigations.Years before the technique gained worldwide attention through the Golden State Killer investigation, Phoenix detectives were already exploring how genealogy could identify unknown suspects.Troy explains that his team recognized the enormous investigative potential of combining DNA evidence with genealogy databases.The success of these early efforts helped demonstrate how emerging technologies could dramatically improve the ability to solve decades-old murders.Neil Haley and Troy discuss how artificial intelligence may completely transform future investigations.AI has the potential to rapidly analyze:Thousands of investigative reportsCrime scene documentsWitness interviewsEvidence logsPhotographsHistorical case files

In this powerful and eye-opening episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark and Neil Haley welcome Carlos "Los" Rodriguez, a retired Washington State Patrol detective sergeant, former FBI Task Force Officer, author, and nationally recognized expert on crimes against children and human trafficking.Drawing from decades of frontline investigative experience, Carlos shares the realities of combating child exploitation, the emotional cost carried by investigators, and why communities must become more educated about protecting vulnerable children.Carlos explains that his journey into investigating crimes against children wasn't originally planned.After serving in multiple law enforcement roles, an opportunity arose to join Washington State's Missing and Exploited Children's Task Force. Initially unfamiliar with the unit's mission, he quickly realized it focused on proactively identifying offenders, investigating cyber crimes, and rescuing child victims.Once he participated in his first search warrant involving child exploitation, he knew his career had found its purpose.Despite operating with extremely limited staffing and resources, Carlos and his team built partnerships that dramatically expanded their impact across Washington State.One of the most sobering moments of the conversation centers on how accessible child predators have become through modern technology.Carlos explains that many offenders no longer operate in hidden corners of the internet. Instead, they often use everyday online platforms and messaging services to target vulnerable children.Through proactive undercover operations, investigators routinely encountered individuals attempting to exploit minors, revealing just how widespread the problem has become.The discussion serves as a reminder that online safety requires constant vigilance from parents, educators, and communities.Carlos openly discusses something rarely addressed publicly—the psychological impact on investigators.He describes how law enforcement officers often develop the ability to compartmentalize horrific experiences in order to continue protecting victims and completing investigations.While this skill allows officers to function professionally, unprocessed trauma can eventually surface long after the work has ended.Carlos encourages investigators to recognize emotional warning signs early, seek support, and build healthy routines before stress becomes overwhelming.Rather than simply pushing through difficult assignments, Carlos believes agencies should intentionally create opportunities for recovery.Some of the practices he implemented included:Building decompression time into investigators' schedulesRotating emotionally difficult assignmentsEncouraging conversations among teammatesSupporting therapy and mental wellnessHelping officers transition mentally before returning home to their familiesHis message is simple:You cannot effectively protect others if you fail to care for yourself.Carlos discusses his book:The Ugly Underneath: Navigating the Emotional Toll of Investigating Crimes Against ChildrenOriginally written from personal therapy notes, the book evolved into an honest account of:Life before law enforcementWorking child exploitation investigationsThe hidden emotional burden investigators carryTrauma recoveryMental wellness for first respondersLessons learned from years protecting childrenThe book serves both as a resource for law enforcement professionals and as an educational guide for families seeking to better understand the realities behind these investigations.Today, Carlos serves as an Internal Investigator for the San Diego Unified School District, where he continues protecting children through prevention and education.Working alongside multidisciplinary partners, he has helped develop programs that include:

In this energetic and entertaining episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark and Neil Haley welcome members of Flashpoint, one of Upstate South Carolina’s most exciting live rock bands.Joining the conversation are lead vocalist Brian Goodlett, bassist and vocalist Carl Barnard, drummer Alex Pappas, and founding member Jeff Tewell. Guitarist and founding member Tim Howe was unable to join the interview but remains an essential part of the Flashpoint sound.Known for classic rock, 1980s and 1990s favorites, audience participation, and full-throttle performances, Flashpoint follows a simple philosophy:All gas. No brakes. Leave nothing in the tank.Jeff and Tim formed the foundation of Flashpoint around 2018 after previously performing together in another band.Over time, the lineup evolved until the current five-member group came together. Brian has been with Flashpoint for nearly five years, while the complete lineup has performed together for approximately four years.Carl joined after responding to a message through BandMix and successfully auditioning for the band.Alex entered the group after Carl suggested him as a possible drummer. Following an extensive audition process, Alex arrived prepared to perform some of the band’s more challenging material.It didn’t take long for Brian to recognize the chemistry.After only a few songs, Brian walked over, shook Alex’s hand, and told him he was in.Brian brings commanding vocals, nonstop stage energy, and the ability to read an audience in real time. He frequently adjusts the set list based on the crowd’s response.Carl provides the powerful low end, additional vocals, a rehearsal studio, and the preparation needed to keep the group operating professionally.Alex delivers an intense, physical drumming style that helps drive the band’s full-throttle sound.Jeff helped establish Flashpoint and emphasizes professionalism, audience engagement, chemistry, and respect among the musicians.Although absent from the interview, Tim is described as an exceptionally skilled guitarist with a phenomenal ear and an unmatched commitment to practicing his craft.The members describe themselves as “musical lifers.”Even when they try to step away from performing, the desire to return eventually becomes impossible to ignore.For Flashpoint, music is more than a hobby.It is:Creative expressionTherapyEscapeConnectionBrotherhoodA way to bring joy to othersThe band agrees that rehearsing in a garage is not enough. Live music becomes complete when performers can exchange energy with an audience.Flashpoint is not interested in simply standing on stage and playing through a predetermined list.Their shows are built around interaction.The musicians make eye contact, move through the crowd, encourage singing and dancing, and adjust the performance based on the room’s energy.Brian often changes songs in the middle of a show using the band’s secret audible:When the members hear it, they know the next song on the printed set list has been replaced by something unexpected.That ability to pivot keeps every Flashpoint performance fresh, spontaneous, and connected to the audience.Despite their different personalities and musical influences, Flashpoint’s members share tremendous respect for one another.Each musician learns his part before rehearsal, allowing the group to focus on making everything fit together rather than teaching individual sections.During one recent rehearsal, the band successfully worked through seven new songs in a single session because everyone arrived fully prepared.Brian explains that as the frontman, he must trust that the musicians behind him will be exactly where he needs them—especially when he throws unexpected changes into the show.

In this thought-provoking episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark, Neil Haley, and Bible teacher Jody Corbet explore a question every believer eventually faces:What is a true blessing?While many people immediately associate blessings with money, success, possessions, or opportunity, Jody challenges listeners to think much deeper about where blessings come from—and whether every opportunity that appears good actually comes from God.🌟 What Is a Blessing?The discussion begins with Neil and Sherrie sharing personal experiences where disappointment eventually revealed itself as God's protection.Sherrie recalls multiple homes that unexpectedly fell through before purchasing the one that ultimately became the perfect place for her family.Looking back, what first appeared to be unanswered prayers became obvious examples of God's guidance.Neil reflects on life's difficult moments, explaining that many blessings only become visible through hindsight. Situations that once felt like failure often become stepping stones toward something far greater than originally imagined.The conversation emphasizes that blessings aren't always immediately recognizable.Sometimes they arrive disguised as disappointment.🙏 Different Types of BlessingsJody outlines several kinds of blessings people often overlook:Financial provisionHomes and material resourcesHealthy relationshipsPhysical healthRest and peaceProtection from unseen harm"Unrealized blessings" that only become clear over timeRather than measuring blessings solely by possessions, he encourages listeners to recognize everyday gifts that are often taken for granted.🏡 Sometimes "No" Is God's Greatest BlessingOne of the episode's recurring themes is that unanswered prayers may actually be divine protection.A closed door.A delayed opportunity.A relationship that ends.A job that never materializes.These moments may initially feel painful but often reveal God's greater plan later.As Jeremiah 29:11 reminds believers, God not only desires to bless His people but also to protect them from harm.⚠️ Can Every Blessing Really Come From God?The conversation then shifts into one of the episode's most challenging biblical discussions.Jody examines Christ's temptation in the wilderness from Matthew 4 and Luke 4, where Satan offers Jesus power, authority, and the kingdoms of the world in exchange for worship.This raises an important spiritual question:Can every attractive opportunity actually be trusted?Jody argues that while every good gift ultimately comes from God, Scripture also warns that temptation can appear attractive, profitable, and even convincing if it draws people away from God's will.The discussion emphasizes the importance of spiritual discernment when evaluating success, influence, and opportunity.👑 Abram's Example of DiscernmentUsing Genesis 14, Jody highlights Abram's encounter with Melchizedek, the king and priest of Salem.After defeating multiple kings and rescuing Lot, Abram receives an offer from the king of Sodom to keep all the captured wealth.Instead, Abram refuses.He wants no one to say that earthly rulers made him wealthy.His trust remains firmly in God's provision alone.

How vulnerable are you online—and do you even know it?In this eye-opening episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast simulcast with The Neil Haley Show, cybersecurity expert, bestselling author, professional speaker, and strategic human firewall architect Robert Siciliano joins Sherrie and Neil for a powerful conversation about cybersecurity, identity theft, online scams, digital literacy, personal protection, and the growing threats facing individuals and businesses today. Robert has appeared on major media outlets including CNN, Fox News, CNBC, Anderson Cooper 360, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and The New York Times. Drawing from decades of experience in personal security, cybercrime awareness, and risk management, he explains why cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated—and why most people remain far more vulnerable than they realize. At the center of the conversation is Robert’s concept of the Strategic Human Firewall, a mindset that teaches people how to recognize deception, verify information, and become the first line of defense against cyber threats. Rather than relying solely on technology, Robert argues that awareness, critical thinking, and situational awareness are the most important security tools available. Topics covered in this episode include:What a Strategic Human Firewall isWhy cybercriminals target human behaviorThe psychology behind scams and fraudIdentity theft prevention strategiesPassword security best practicesWhy two-factor authentication is essentialHow hackers exploit trust and human natureThe rise of organized cybercrimeWhy cybercrime now generates more money than many traditional criminal enterprisesProtecting personal and business informationThe importance of cybersecurity awareness trainingUnderstanding the “human blind spot”Situational awareness in the digital worldRecognizing phishing emails and fraudulent text messagesCredit freezes and identity protectionHow data breaches affect everyday consumersWhy email security is criticalVPNs and protecting yourself on public Wi-FiSocial engineering attacksRisk management for businesses and individualsThe future of cybersecurity and digital literacyOne of the most fascinating parts of the discussion centers around the idea that human beings are naturally wired to trust one another. Robert explains how cybercriminals exploit this biological and psychological tendency, using carefully crafted scams designed to bypass logic and trigger emotional responses. He introduces the concept of the human blind spot—the natural instinct to trust—which often leads otherwise intelligent people to click malicious links, open fraudulent emails, share sensitive information, or fall victim to identity theft. Rather than blaming victims, Robert emphasizes that cybercriminals use advanced psychological manipulation techniques that can fool almost anyone under the right circumstances. The conversation also explores practical cybersecurity habits that everyone should implement immediately, including:Using unique passwords for every accountUtilizing password managersEnabling two-factor authenticationMonitoring personal informationFreezing credit reportsProtecting email accountsUsing VPNs while traveling or on public networksVerifying suspicious communications before respondingRobert explains why these simple steps dramatically reduce risk and make individuals significantly harder targets for cybercriminals. Another key topic is organizational cybersecurity. Robert discusses why companies of all sizes need ongoing security awareness training and why employee education remains one of the most effective defenses against cyberattacks. He encourages leaders to move beyond basic awareness and develop what he calls security appreciation, where people actively value and practice security in both their professional and personal lives.

In this compelling episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark sits down with author Grace Lynks Jenkins, a rising writer whose debut psychological suspense novel, Sight, blends mystery, psychology, faith, and human struggle into a deeply immersive reading experience.Having worked with Grace for several years, Sherrie brings listeners behind the scenes of Grace’s writing journey — from college student and psychology graduate to published novelist preparing for a major book launch.Grace’s debut novel, Sight, follows a detective with an extraordinary sensory ability.He can enter the minds of others.He sees fragments of memories.Thoughts.Experiences.Perspectives.Working inside a police department while hunting a serial killer, he must navigate not only criminal investigations but also his own emotional and psychological struggles.The result is a psychological suspense novel layered with:MysteryCrime investigationHuman psychologyMental health themesFaith elementsEmotional complexityOne quality immediately stands out in Grace’s writing:Readers don’t simply observe scenes.They experience them.Grace explains her writing process starts visually.She sees scenes in her mind first.Then she writes what she sees.That approach allows readers to feel immersed inside the story itself.Her writing foundation began years earlier through:Creative writing projectsOnline storytelling platformsFan fiction communitiesContinuous practice throughout high school and collegeThose early experiences helped shape the descriptive style now found throughout Sight.Grace earned her Master’s degree in Psychology, and that education deeply influences her storytelling.Psychological concepts woven throughout the novel include:Social psychologyHuman behavior patternsDepressionEmotional processingTrauma responsesMental health strugglesRather than treating psychological topics superficially, Grace wanted to portray difficult experiences realistically.She explains:Mental health struggles are not simply plot devices.They reflect real human experiences.One major element explored in Sight involves self-harm.Grace discusses why she intentionally chose not to avoid difficult conversations.Her belief:Some realities cannot be ignored simply because they make people uncomfortable.Mental health struggles often remain hidden.People suffer quietly.Pain grows in silence.By placing difficult topics inside fictional storytelling, readers may better understand experiences that otherwise remain invisible.The goal isn’t shock value.It’s awareness.Compassion.Understanding.Part of what makes Sight especially compelling is its mystery structure.Readers follow clues.Question motives.Analyze characters.Try to solve the case.Yet Grace intentionally layers complexity into every relationship and interaction.Nothing feels overly obvious.The result:A story designed to keep readers guessing until the final reveal.Grace openly shares that her Christian faith shapes how she approaches storytelling.However, Sight is not written as a traditional Christian novel.Instead, faith exists naturally within the emotional framework of the story.Grace believes authenticity matters.Life includes:StruggleLossPainFailureGrowthHopeHer writing reflects those realities honestly while allowing faith to emerge through character development rather than overt preaching.Her philosophy:Life is imperfect. People are imperfect. Faith exists within that reality.Grace also discusses growing concerns surrounding mental health today.She highlights increasing struggles affecting:TeenagersYoung adults

In this entertaining and fascinating episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark welcomes Trenton Gunsolley, a multi-talented performer whose blend of comedy, magic, music, and stage presence has captivated audiences around the world.From performing professional magic shows as a teenager to becoming a featured entertainer aboard luxury cruise lines, Trenton shares his journey into the world of illusion, storytelling, and live entertainment.Trenton Gunsolley is:Professional magicianComedian entertainerActorVocalistMusical theater performerCruise ship headlinerResident entertainer with Virgin VoyagesKnown for combining humor with mind-blowing illusions, Trenton has built a career creating unforgettable experiences for audiences both on land and at sea.Trenton reveals he performed his first professional magic show at just 15 years old.What began as childhood curiosity quickly became a lifelong passion.His first attempts at magic didn’t always go smoothly.One of his earliest performances?Trying a magic trick on his mother.It failed.Completely.Fortunately, failure didn’t stop him.Instead, it fueled him to study harder, practice more, and develop skills that would eventually launch a professional entertainment career.Trenton explains that becoming a magician isn’t simply learning tricks online.Magic requires:PracticePerformance skillsTimingAudience connectionStorytellingStage presencePsychologyAs a student, he would arrive early to school and spend hours researching legendary magicians, studying history, and learning how great performers built unforgettable experiences.Trenton shares some of the performers who shaped his style:An award-winning magician known for elegance and technical mastery.A classic magician known for sophisticated stage performances and iconic presentation style.Known by many for Night Court, Harry Anderson wasn’t simply an actor playing a magician.He was a highly respected magician and comedian whose influence still impacts performers today.Trenton credits Anderson’s stage presence, humor, and audience connection as major inspirations.One unique element that separates Trenton from traditional magicians is his passion for music.Inspired by artists like:Frank SinatraBobby DarinClassic Rat Pack entertainmentTrenton created something unusual:These productions combine:🎵 Live music🎩 Magic😂 Comedy📖 StorytellingHis performances blend old-school Vegas charm with modern entertainment to create immersive audience experiences.He has already written and produced multiple original productions and continues developing new concepts.One of the highlights of the conversation centers around Trenton’s work as a resident magician aboard Virgin Voyages.Life on a cruise ship brings unique experiences:Traveling internationallyPerforming for guests from around the worldLiving alongside entertainment teamsBuilding friendships across culturesTrenton has traveled to 30+ countries while performing professionally.He explains cruise entertainment audiences are often especially receptive because guests are already relaxed, excited, and ready to enjoy themselves.One fascinating discussion breaks down misconceptions about magic.Magic primarily fools:👀 Your eyesMentalism focuses on:🧠 Perception🧠 Psychology🧠 Suggestion🧠 ObservationTrenton explains true "mind reading" doesn’t exist.Instead, performers use:Body language observationTimingPsychologyHuman behavior patternsPerformance techniquesMentalism creates the illusion of mind reading.One area Trenton studies heavily:Magicians often learn:

What does it take to build a successful company, lose nearly everything, and then come back even stronger?In this fascinating episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast simulcast with The Neil Haley Show, entrepreneur, sales strategist, and author Glenn Poulos joins Sherrie and Neil for a powerful conversation about business growth, entrepreneurship, sales, leadership, resilience, and reinventing yourself after massive setbacks. Glenn shares the incredible story behind building and selling not one—but two highly successful companies before launching his third business, Prague USA. Along the way, he reveals the emotional and financial rollercoaster of entrepreneurship, including how a major business exit turned into disaster after the public company that acquired his first business collapsed, wiping out nearly all of the wealth tied up in company shares. Instead of giving up, Glenn rebuilt from the ground up.He explains how he launched another telecom company, scaled it to over $84 million in annual revenue, and successfully exited through a private equity deal. The conversation dives into the realities of scaling businesses, navigating exits, leadership under pressure, risk management, and the mindset required to keep moving forward when life changes unexpectedly. Topics covered in this episode include:Building and scaling successful businessesEntrepreneurial resilience after failureRecovering from financial loss and bankruptcyPublic company acquisitions and stock collapsesWhy Glenn lost nearly everything after his first exitThe lessons learned from selling companiesHow private equity deals differ from public exitsWhy relationships and networking matter in businessThe power of sales as a “cheat code” for financial growthWhy owning the sales company is the “super cheat code”The importance of reputation and trustBuilding long-term business relationshipsHow technology and telecom industries evolvedWhy “boring businesses” often make the most moneyTransitioning into the power and utility industryData centers, electricity infrastructure, and future growthScaling a company through connections and credibilityWhy AI cannot replace genuine relationship buildingHow high-ticket sales still rely on trust and human connectionWhy Glenn moved from Canada to Florida for his next business chapterThe importance of adapting while others stay stagnantGlenn also discusses his book, Never Sit in the Lobby, which shares practical sales and business wisdom developed throughout decades of entrepreneurship. One of his key principles is always being prepared, engaged, and intentional in every business interaction.He explains why details matter in sales:Showing up preparedStaying focusedBuilding trustRespecting people’s timeCreating memorable first impressions

What happens when the person you trust the most becomes the source of your deepest emotional pain?In this powerful and emotionally honest episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast simulcast with The Neil Haley Show, Sherrie sits down with certified betrayal trauma practitioner and interpersonal relationship coach Mr. Jay for an eye-opening conversation about betrayal trauma, infidelity, emotional healing, broken trust, childhood wounds, and rebuilding relationships after devastating emotional collapse.Mr. Jay explains that betrayal trauma is far different from traditional trauma because it involves dependency, emotional attachment, and trust being shattered by the very person meant to protect and love you. He shares how betrayal affects not only the present moment, but also rewrites memories from the past and creates fear about the future.Throughout the episode, Mr. Jay delivers powerful analogies and relatable explanations that help listeners better understand the emotional devastation caused by betrayal. One of the most memorable moments is his “bridge analogy,” describing what it feels like to emotionally fall apart after discovering infidelity or deception from a trusted partner.Topics covered in this episode include:The difference between trauma and betrayal traumaWhy betrayal trauma becomes deeply personalEmotional isolation after infidelity or abuseFeeling betrayed by God or faith communitiesSpiritual trauma and church hurtThe emotional impact of secrecy in relationshipsWhy betrayal rewrites memories and past experiencesChildhood insecurities and emotional triggersHow core wounds affect adult relationshipsWhy Mr. Jay says “affairs start in childhood”Betrayal blindness and ignoring red flagsFollowing your intuition and gut instinctsSelf-worth, shame, and emotional identityAccountability and healing after infidelityThe psychology behind cheating and affairsWhy infidelity is a series of decisions, not a mistakeThe importance of honesty, transparency, and disclosureRebuilding trust after emotional devastationWhy many couples actually survive and thrive after betrayalEmotional integration versus pretending pain never happenedMr. Jay also discusses the importance of understanding the “why” behind betrayal instead of simply labeling people as bad or broken. He explains how unresolved emotional wounds, lack of coping skills, and hidden insecurities can lead individuals into destructive choices and unhealthy relationship patterns.Another major focus of the conversation is “betrayal blindness,” a survival mechanism where individuals subconsciously ignore warning signs because acknowledging the truth feels too emotionally dangerous. Mr. Jay explains how the nervous system often protects people from painful realities until the emotional collapse can no longer be avoided.Sherrie and Mr. Jay also explore the role of faith, grief, and emotional resilience during the healing process. Their discussion provides encouragement for listeners struggling with abandonment, emotional trauma, broken trust, relationship pain, or spiritual confusion.One of the most hopeful parts of the episode is Mr. Jay’s explanation that many relationships actually do recover after betrayal when both individuals commit to accountability, honesty, emotional repair, and intentional healing work. He shares that while betrayal may destroy the fantasy of a “happily ever after,” couples can still create a meaningful and healthy future together.This episode is emotional, practical, insightful, and deeply relatable for anyone navigating betrayal, trauma recovery, relationship rebuilding, emotional healing, or personal growth.Guest: Mr. JayWebsite: mrjayrelationshipcoach.comPresented by The Neil Haley Show and Storehouse Media Group.

🌍 Who Is Jody Corbet?In this deeply powerful and faith-centered episode, Jody Corbet shares a message about identity, purpose, and knowing who God created you to be.Jody is:Former state and federal law enforcement officerRetired FBI agentPastor at Life Christian ChurchStrategic Partnership PastorHost of the Jesus and Ugly Jody podcastAfter 28 years in law enforcement, Jody now dedicates his life to helping people reconnect with God and rediscover their true identity.This episode centers around one critical question:“Who are you really?”Jody explains that identity is one of the greatest crises facing humanity today—especially younger generations.Many people:Feel lostLack purposeStruggle with anxiety and confusionSearch for identity in the wrong placesJody begins by reading from Exodus Chapter 3—the story of Moses and the burning bush.God tells Moses:“I Am who I Am.”This becomes the foundation of the entire conversation.Jody explains:God knows exactly who He isHis identity is completeHe is unshaken and unchangingThe challenge for humanity is:👉 Discovering who God created us to be.Jody points out that modern society constantly pulls people away from their true identity through:PoliticsFearDivisionAnxietySocial pressureLust, greed, and powerHe explains that the enemy uses division to separate people from God and from one another.While the world promotes division, Jody reminds listeners:God calls people to:✔️ Unity✔️ Relationship✔️ Purpose✔️ TruthOne of the strongest moments in the episode:“If you are not rooted in God, you will be blown around like a tumbleweed.”Without spiritual grounding, people become vulnerable to:DepressionFearConfusionIdentity strugglesDespite today’s challenges, Jody shares hope.He believes younger generations may lead:“The greatest revival the world has ever seen.”Why?Because many young people recognize:The world’s promises are emptySomething is missingThey are searching for truthJody explains that identity is not:❌ Your job❌ Your political party❌ Your social status❌ Your failuresYour identity comes from:✔️ God✔️ Purpose✔️ Calling✔️ CharacterEvery person has different gifts and talents.Jody openly admits:He’s not good at everythingOther people help fill the gaps in his lifeHe stresses the importance of community and partnership.One of the boldest statements in the episode:“There are only two teams: God’s team and not God’s team.”Jody explains that many distractions pull people away from God, but ultimately every person chooses which direction they follow.Jody introduces a personal exercise called:A declaration of who you are and who God created you to be.Jody shares his own:“I am a follower of Jesus Christ.I am a husband to one woman.I am a dad to any boy that needs one.I am a defender of women.I am a protector to those who cannot protect themselves.”This becomes one of the most emotional and impactful moments of the episode.Neil Haley references The Purpose Driven Life and discusses how purpose changes everything.The conversation explores:Why people struggle to find meaningThe importance of serviceLiving beyond yourselfHelping others dailyJody shares a powerful perspective:“Retirement isn’t in the Bible.”He explains:People never stop serving God.Even after careers end, purpose continues through:MentorshipServiceMinistryEncouragementThe conversation shifts toward:FearDivisionUncertaintySpiritual warfareJody explains:The enemy creates confusion because he knows he is losing.The hosts discuss why books like:The BibleThe Purpose Driven Lifecontinue to impact millions of people worldwide.Because people are searching for:✔️ Hope✔️ Meaning✔️ Identity✔️ PeaceYour identity mattersThe episode concludes with a heartfelt prayer asking God to help listeners:Discover their identity

In this powerful business-focused episode, Derek Isaac shares the hard truth most entrepreneurs don’t want to hear:“Your business isn’t the problem—you are the bottleneck.”Derek built and scaled his own general contracting company, wore every hat, and eventually hit burnout—forcing him to rethink everything.Now, through Rapid Results Creators, he helps contractors scale from:➡️ $1–2 million➡️ To $5–10+ million…without burning themselves out in the process.Most business owners:Do everything themselvesMicromanage every detailBecome the “go-to” for everything👉 Result:❌ Burnout❌ Bottlenecks❌ Limited growthDerek’s core strategy is simple—but powerful:Technician (Doing the work)Manager (Managing people)Visionary/CEO (Leading growth)“If you stay in operations, your business will never scale.”Derek emphasizes something most entrepreneurs ignore:👉 Systems beat effort every time.His company focuses on:Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)Workflow systemsOperational structureAccountability frameworksOne of the biggest issues Derek sees:👉 Businesses pricing for the past version of their companyInstead of:✔️ Pricing for the business they’re becomingOwner wants to growNeeds more staffBut hasn’t adjusted pricing👉 Result:❌ Overworked❌ Underpaid❌ StuckWhen businesses grow fast, owners panic-hire.“They hire for urgency—not for the future.”Define your ideal candidate clearlyWrite a targeted job adMarket the role like a productBuild a candidate pipeline (CRM)Vet deeply (references, background, social)👉 The right hire:✔️ Frees your time✔️ Improves operations✔️ Drives growth👉 The wrong hire:❌ Creates chaos❌ Costs money❌ Adds stressMost owners struggle with letting go because:They don’t trust othersThey think “no one can do it like me”They fear mistakesDerek’s approach:👉 Build systems FIRST👉 Then plug people INTO the systemSurprisingly:👉 Most companies Derek works with have little to NO documentationEven successful ones.They never learned howThey tried once and failedThey’re too busy workingDerek has developed a repeatable system for contractors:Pre-built operational frameworksProven processesScalable structure👉 This allows faster implementation and resultsEarly business challenges:Lead generationSalesLater-stage challenges:HiringSystemsLeadershipTo scale successfully, owners must accept:It won’t be done “your way”Mistakes will happenGrowth requires discomfort“You may need to stay overwhelmed a little longer… to hire the right person.”Derek’s system isn’t just about money.It’s about:✔️ Time freedom✔️ Peace of mind✔️ Sustainable growth“Peace is underrated—but it’s the real goal.”You are likely the bottleneckSystems create scalabilityHiring right is criticalPricing must match future growthDelegation requires structure firstGrowth demands mindset change🌐 Website: https://rapidresultcreators.comWhat you’ll find:Coaching programsFree resourcesPodcast & video contentBusiness tools for contractors🔥 The Real Problem: Owner Overload🧠 The Shift: From Operator to CEOMove the Owner UP the Ladder:⚙️ Systems Over Hustle💰 The Profitability ProblemExample Problem:🚧 The Hiring Mistake Most Owners MakeDerek’s Hiring Formula:🧩 Why Finding the Right Person Is Everything🧠 The Delegation Challenge📊 Why SOPs Are Missing in Most BusinessesWhy?🏗️ “Business in a Box” Approach⚡ The Growth Trap🧠 The Mindset Shift Required😌 The Ultimate Goal🔑 Key Takeaways📬 Connect with Derek Isaac

In one of the most raw and powerful conversations on the show, Rahul K. Maharaj opens up about a life shaped by trauma—and transformed into purpose.He is:International motivational speakerMental health advocateEntrepreneur & authorFounder of Mr. Trauma TalksBorn in Trinidad & Tobago and raised in New York City, Rahul has dedicated his life to one mission:“Turning pain into purpose—and helping people realize they are not alone.”Rahul’s path wasn’t linear—it was forged through real struggle:Grew up in a home impacted by domestic violenceExperienced deep emotional and psychological traumaAttempted suicide at age 14Faced intense stress as an entrepreneurHe transitioned through multiple roles:➡️ Financial advisor➡️ Daycare business owner➡️ Mental health advocateA life-changing trip to India in 2017 opened Rahul’s eyes to something deeper:How people treat each otherLack of empathy in everyday lifeThe universal weight of emotional struggleThat moment sparked his mission.Rahul began sharing real stories through a platform originally called:👉 Your Life Experiences with RahulPeople started sending in anonymous stories of:AbuseDepressionTraumaSurvivalEventually, a nickname stuck:👉 “Mr. Trauma Talks”And a movement was born.Rahul compiled real-life anonymous stories into a powerful book.What makes it unique:Real experiences from real peopleAnonymous submissionsRahul’s reflections and insights“I couldn’t just share their stories—I had to share my voice too.”One of the biggest themes in this episode:👉 Trauma is often caused by other peopleRahul highlights:Childhood abuseBroken trustEmotional damage from close relationshipsRahul emphasizes:People don’t talk about mental health enoughEven today, stigma still existsMany suffer silently“It’s 2026—and people still don’t accept mental health as real.”Rahul and Sherrie both stress:Keeping pain inside is dangerous.It’s like:“Mold growing in a closed room.”Talking creates:✔️ Release✔️ Healing✔️ ConnectionOne of Rahul’s strongest messages:👉 You must let go to move forwardHolding on leads to:Emotional weightRepeated traumaStagnationRahul delivers this perspective:“What is meant for you will never pass you.What passes you was never meant for you.”Through his work, Rahul hears stories of:Domestic violenceSexual abuseEmotional traumaLoss and griefThese stories reinforce one message:👉 You are NOT aloneRahul makes an important distinction:“Trauma is not a competition.”Everyone’s pain is:RealValidPersonalRahul is taking his mission to the stage—literally.Palladium Times Square (Broadway, NYC)June 111:00 PM – 7:00 PM🔄 The Journey: From Survival to Advocacy💥 The Turning Point🎤 The Birth of Mr. Trauma Talks📖 The Book: Untold Stories, Hidden Truths💔 The Reality of Trauma🧠 Mental Health Truths Most Ignore⚠️ The Danger of Silence🔓 The Power of Letting Go💡 Hard Truth About Life💬 Real Stories, Real Impact🧠 Trauma Isn’t About Comparison🎭 The BIG EVENT: Mental Health Conference📍 Location:📅 Date:⏰ Time:

In this thought-provoking episode, Jena Jake breaks down why most relationships fail—and how to fix that before it even begins.She’s not a matchmaker.She’s not a dating coach in the traditional sense.👉 She’s a Compatibility Strategist—helping people design the right partner and the right relationship from the start.With a background as a retired therapist and certified coach, Jena brings deep psychological insight into modern dating, marriage, and personal growth.Jena’s philosophy flips everything people think they know about relationships:“Compatibility isn’t something you find—it’s something you build.”Instead of guessing your way through dating, she helps you:Understand yourself at a deep levelIdentify your patterns and blind spotsDefine your ideal partner (“Love Avatar”)Create a strategy to attract the right personAccording to Jena, people enter relationships:Through woundsThrough past experiencesThrough emotional filters (lenses)This leads to:❌ Unrealistic expectations❌ Miscommunication❌ Repeating the same patterns“People often marry the same person in a different body.”Jena simplifies compatibility into three key elements:Self-awareness → Knowing who you truly areBoundaries → Knowing what you accept and rejectAlignment → Where real compatibility lives“It’s not availability—it’s compatibility.”Jena uses structured personality and behavioral assessments to uncover:Emotional tendenciesCommunication stylesEmpathy levelsBehavioral patternsCore valuesThis helps clients understand:✔️ Who they are✔️ Who they attract✔️ Who they should be withOne of the most eye-opening concepts:👉 A strength can become a problem when overusedExample:A calm, logical person = great in crisisSame person = may seem emotionally unavailable in relationships“What makes you successful in one area can hurt you in another.”Many relationship problems come from expecting a partner to be something they’re not.Example:One partner is highly empatheticThe other is notResult:❌ “You don’t care about me”Reality:✅ “They’re wired differently”“You attract someone as healthy as you are.”This means:Broken patterns attract broken dynamicsGrowth attracts healthier relationshipsWithout self-awareness, people:Repeat toxic relationship cyclesChoose familiar (not healthy) partnersMistake comfort for compatibilityJena draws a clear line:Chemistry = Familiar (often based on wounds)Compatibility = Aligned values and behaviors“Chemistry is often your past recognizing itself—not your future.”Jena helps clients build a detailed profile of their ideal partner:Personality traitsEmotional needsCommunication styleLifestyle alignmentThen she helps create a strategy to find them intentionally.Jena says:👉 Sometimes—but it’s often fear“Being too picky is often fear of rejection disguised as standards.”At the same time:✔️ Standards matter❌ Perfection doesn’t existHealthy relationships require:Mutual growthSelf-awarenessEmotional responsibilityThey fail when:One partner evolvesThe other stays stuck“You complete me.”Jena rejects this idea completely.👉 The truth:You must be whole on your ownThen build something with another whole person

In this powerful and timely episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, Sherrie Price Clark and Neil Haley welcome Enza West, a wellbeing educator and coach dedicated to helping individuals and organizations navigate stress, uncertainty, and change.Through her work in coaching and employee support programs, Enza focuses on:Emotional wellbeingStress managementResilience buildingPersonal and professional growthHer mission is clear:👉 Help people think differently, cope better, and live healthier lives—both inside and outside the workplace.Like many in the wellbeing space, Enza’s journey started with personal experience.She shares that throughout her life, she went through multiple transitions—personally and professionally—and kept noticing a common issue:👉 People are not taking care of themselves.“Most of us are not paying attention to our emotional needs.” She observed that many individuals struggle with:Emotional regulationStress and burnoutFear of uncertaintyIgnoring warning signs in lifeThis led her to become a certified coach, helping others break out of negative thought loops and gain clarity.One of the biggest problems Enza sees?👉 People get stuck in mental spiralsInstead of seeing situations as data, they turn them into fear-driven narratives.“We spiral into ‘what ifs’ instead of using the information as data.” Her coaching helps people:Step outside their thinking patternsGain new perspectivesMake more grounded decisionsAccording to Enza, modern workplaces are facing a perfect storm:Technology evolving fastConstant restructuringUnpredictable environmentsRising stress and burnoutEmotional fatigueFear of the unknownUp to 5 generations working togetherDifferent communication stylesDifferent expectations about work and life“We all react to change differently based on how we grew up.” For the first time in history, workplaces now include:TraditionalistsBaby BoomersGen XMillennialsGen ZAnd soon… Gen Alpha entering the workforce.Each group brings:Different valuesDifferent communication stylesDifferent expectationsEnza emphasizes:👉 The solution isn’t conflict—it’s understanding“We’re not trying to be difficult—we just don’t understand each other.” A simple example Enza gives:One person prefers phone callsAnother prefers textsThe fix?👉 Meet people where they areThis small shift can dramatically improve workplace relationships and reduce friction.A major topic in the episode is the shift back toward in-office work.Enza is clear:👉 Forcing employees back full-time is a step backward.She explains that flexibility:Improves productivityReduces burnoutIncreases retentionSupports work-life balance“We don’t control the change—but we control how we respond to it.” Younger generations—especially Gen Z and Millennials—prioritize:FlexibilityMental healthPersonal timePurpose over paycheckThey are willing to:❌ Walk away from higher salaries✅ Choose better workplace cultureEnza strongly advocates for journaling as a tool for clarity and emotional release.Why it works:Gets thoughts out of your head

In this insightful and forward-thinking episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, Sherrie Price Clark and Neil Haley sit down with Hugh Massie, a globally recognized expert in behavioral finance, leadership, and decision-making.Originally from Australia (yes—that accent stands out), Hugh is the Executive Chairman and Founder of DNA Behavior International, a company focused on understanding how human behavior impacts financial outcomes.His core philosophy is simple—but powerful:“Behavior makes money.” Hugh explains that the financial success of any company ultimately comes down to one thing:👉 Leadership decision-makingAnd behind those decisions?👉 Human behaviorHe breaks it down like this:Leadership drives decisionsDecisions drive performanceBehavior drives leadershipThat means the way leaders think, react, and process information directly impacts profitability and long-term success.Hugh didn’t just theorize this—he proved it.Using advanced analytics and AI, his team conducted a study analyzing:Every S&P 500 CEOTheir behavioral profilesTheir companies’ financial performanceThe findings were clear:👉 Companies with stronger financial performance shared specific behavioral traits in leadership“We could see that certain behavioral traits were stronger in companies with higher profits and market value.” This level of analysis wasn’t possible until recently.Before AI:Studying 500 companies would take yearsBehavioral profiling at scale was unrealisticNow?👉 It can be done in hoursAI allows Hugh’s team to:Analyze massive datasets instantlyIdentify leadership patternsPredict behavioral tendenciesScale insights across entire organizations“What used to take forever… now happens with the push of a button.” At the core of Hugh’s work is the DNA Behavior AI-driven Behavioral Science Platform.This system can:Create behavioral profiles for individualsAnalyze decision-making stylesIdentify emotional and financial tendenciesPredict communication preferencesGuide leadership and hiring decisionsA key capability?👉 Digital Behavioral ScanningWithout requiring someone to take a test, the system can:Analyze public data (career history, roles, patterns)Predict how a person would respond to psychometric assessmentsGenerate a behavioral profile automaticallyThis technology isn’t theoretical—it’s highly practical.Improve hiring decisionsBuild stronger leadership teamsIncrease profitability through better decision-makingEvaluate leadership before investingIdentify high-performing executive traitsReduce risk in acquisitionsPersonalize messagingUnderstand customer motivationsImprove conversion ratesHugh highlights a major flaw in modern marketing and analytics:👉 Most systems rely on demographics and spending behaviorBut they ignore:Emotional driversRisk toleranceDecision-making psychology“Two people with the same income and lifestyle are not the same person.” That’s where behavioral data becomes a game-changer.With behavioral insights, businesses can:Communicate more effectivelyMatch the right people with the right rolesPredict how customers will respondBuild stronger relationshipsIt moves companies from:❌ One-size-fits-all marketing➡️ To✅ Precision personalizationHugh emphasizes that AI alone isn’t enough.The real advantage comes from combining:AI processing powerYears of behavioral researchPsychometric frameworks“AI is only as good as the data and thinking behind it.”When asked what holds people back most in life and business, Hugh didn’t hesitate:👉 Lack of self-awarenessHe explains:People don’t fully understand their strengths

In this powerful and spirit-led episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark and co-host Neil Haley welcome Dr. Meri Crouley, an anointed prophetic voice, television host, and global speaker based in Hollywood, California. Known for her unique prophetic gift—delivering messages in rhyme—Dr. Meri shares how her early faith journey transformed into a global mission to awaken and equip believers through media, revival, and storytelling.She opens up about her book When God Speaks, her bold stance in Hollywood, and her vision to launch Destiny Studios, a kingdom media powerhouse to rival Disney. Dr. Meri also discusses her youth movement, Youth Wave Explosion, and gives a live, impromptu prophetic rhyme that will stir your spirit and challenge you to step into your divine purpose.Dr. Meri’s salvation story and how divine encounters shaped her mission Behind the book When God Speaks: A Woman’s Journey of Faith Why she prophesies in rhyme and what that means spiritually The founding of Youth Wave Explosion and its impact on thousands of young people Her call to take back the media and entertainment mountains Hollywood’s spiritual battle and the coming move of God Challenges with censorship, big tech, and creating independent media platforms Her spontaneous prophetic rhyme—don’t miss this powerful moment! The importance of discovering your role in the body of Christ Staying the course in your purpose—even in the face of loss or delay “God gives us all a key to destiny.”“The church has been asleep—but she’s about to rise up!”“Destiny has the same letters as Disney—but it carries the cross.”“We’re about to step into the greatest show on earth—and it will be glorious.”“Go and find the lost lambs—that’s where revival begins.”Website: www.mericrouley.comRumble: Now is the Time with Meri CrouleyInstagram: @mericrouleyFacebook: Meri Crouley MinistriesYouTube & BitChute (as available)Storehouse Media Group – Publishing | Films | Podcasts | Purpose storehousemediagroup.com This episode is a simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and the Storehouse Media Group Podcast. Key Topics Covered: Powerful Quotes from Dr. Mary Crowley: Connect with Dr. Mary Crowley: Brought to you by:Dr. Meri Crouley. and Sherrie Episode Title: Episode Summary: Key Topics Covered: Notable Quotes from Dr. Meri Crouley: Connect with Dr. Meri Crouley: Brought to you by:

 Meet Jim LoveIn this fascinating and wide-ranging episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, Sherrie Price Clark and Neil Haley welcome Jim Love, a truly multi-dimensional professional whose career spans entertainment, journalism, music, and cutting-edge technology.Jim’s journey is anything but ordinary. Before becoming a global voice in technology and artificial intelligence, he was deeply embedded in the entertainment world as a comedian, performer, musician, songwriter, and playwright. Over the years, his curiosity and love for learning led him into the world of technology, cybersecurity, and AI, where he built an international career as a technology executive and media voice in the tech industry.Today, Jim is known for his work as a podcaster, journalist, author, and AI expert, helping people understand the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.Jim Love’s résumé reads like a mix of entertainment industry credits and high-tech leadership roles.He is:A technology executive working globallyHost of two major podcasts:Cybersecurity Today#TrendingA journalist and technology commentatorA science fiction authorAn award-winning musician with a gold recordBetween his two podcasts alone, Jim has helped generate more than 14 million downloads, providing insights on technology, cybersecurity, and the impact of AI on the global economy.Long before his career in tech, Jim performed musical comedy on stage. During those early years he even crossed paths with a then-unknown comedian named Jim Carrey.Both performers were working at the same comedy club, with Jim Love doing musical warm-up acts before the main performers took the stage.Their first interaction nearly ended in a fight when Jim jokingly told the audience he planned to perform only sad songs so the upcoming comedian would have to work harder to win them over. The joke landed perfectly with the crowd — even though Carrey initially heard only part of it backstage.That moment eventually became a funny memory and an early glimpse of Carrey’s relentless determination.Jim recalls one key thing about Carrey:“He worked harder than anyone I’ve ever seen. People say success is luck, but the work is the cost of entry. Jim Carrey never stopped pushing forward.”Jim’s musical background includes professional success as a recording artist with a gold record, something many people don’t know about his career.But when life demanded financial stability and family responsibilities, Jim shifted toward technology. What started as a practical career choice quickly became a passion.He spent more than 40 years working in technology, helping companies navigate the evolving landscape of IT systems, digital infrastructure, and cybersecurity.Interestingly, Jim notes that many early IT professionals came from creative backgrounds.“Forty years ago in IT you were either a mathematician… or a musician.”One of the most compelling parts of the conversation revolves around AI and its future.Jim describes artificial intelligence as something unprecedented in human history.Drawing from ideas popularized by AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton, Jim explains that we are essentially creating a form of “alien intelligence.”However, Jim also remains optimistic.Human history shows that technological revolutions often lead to better living standards and new opportunities — even if the transition period is difficult.If you’d like to connect with Jim or explore his work, you can find him online:LinkedIn:The Real Jim LoveEmail:[email protected] and media work: https://technewsday.ca https://technewsday.comStorehouse Media Group https://storehousemediagroup.com

On this episode of The Neil Haley Show and the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, Neil Haley interviews bestselling author Jennifer Clarke Eskew, author of Becoming Fire.Jennifer shares updates from a busy weekend of book signings and speaking engagements in Virginia, discusses the emotional impact of honoring fallen law enforcement officers, and previews her upcoming appearance at CrimeCon in Las Vegas.Her book, which reflects on her experiences in law enforcement, continues to gain momentum as readers connect deeply with its powerful stories.Jennifer recently returned to Virginia, where she participated in several book-related events.One of the highlights was visiting a local shop called Rewind Find Consign, located in South Hill, Virginia. The store carries a wide variety of vintage and consignment items, and the owner invited Jennifer to participate in a community gathering of vendors.The event allowed Jennifer to connect with small business owners, readers, and community members while promoting Becoming Fire.She later returned to the shop for a book signing event, where attendees had the opportunity to purchase copies and discuss the stories behind the book.Another meaningful event during the weekend was attending the memorial service for Master Trooper Ja Junior Walker, who was killed in the line of duty.Jennifer writes about Walker in Chapter Three of Becoming Fire.The memorial service marked the 13th anniversary of his passing, and Jennifer attended to honor his legacy and support his family.The event brought together law enforcement officers and community members who shared stories about Walker and remembered his decades of service.Jennifer described the experience as both solemn and deeply meaningful.Jennifer also participated in a speaking engagement at the Dinwiddie Library, part of the Appomattox Regional Library system.The event included:A reading from Chapter Three of Becoming FireA question-and-answer session with attendeesA book signing for readersThe library system has now ordered multiple copies of the book, including physical books and eBook editions, making it available to readers throughout the region.Jennifer also donated an additional copy to the Dinwiddie Library to support local readers.Jennifer reports strong momentum for the book across multiple platforms.Sales continue through:Her official websiteAmazonIndependent retail storesLibrary systemsHaving the book available in libraries is especially meaningful to her because libraries played such an important role in her childhood.She credits early library experiences with inspiring her lifelong love of reading and storytelling.Jennifer says that meeting readers in person has been one of the most rewarding parts of the experience.Many attendees have already read the book and come specifically to meet her and ask questions about the real-life events behind the stories.These conversations reinforce the impact the book is having on readers who connect with the realities of law enforcement and public service.To learn more about Jennifer Clarke Eskew and her book, visit: https://www.JenniferClarkeEskew.comBecoming Fire is also available through Amazon and select bookstores.Jennifer’s journey with Becoming Fire continues to grow as more readers discover the powerful stories behind the book.Through speaking engagements, mentorship, and appearances like CrimeCon, she hopes to continue inspiring readers while honoring the law enforcement professionals whose stories helped shape her career. A Successful Book Tour Weekend Honoring a Fallen State Trooper Speaking at the Dinwiddie Library Inspiring the Next Generation Heading to CrimeCon Continued Success for Becoming Fire Connecting with Readers Learn More Final Thoughts

What happens when a rabbi discovers that making people laugh is the most sacred thing he can do? For comedian and author Rabbi Bob Alper, the answer has been a decades-long ministry built on clean comedy, bestselling books, and a driver's license so funny it once got him out of a TSA line and into a small party at the X-ray machine. In this delightful conversation with host Neil Haley and co-host Sherry Price-Clark, Alper traces his path from fourteen years serving large congregations — where humor was always woven into his sermons — to the stand-up stage, where he has performed alongside some of the biggest names in comedy and been featured on Good Morning America, CNN, and the Today Show. His books, including Life Doesn't Get Any Better Than This and Thanks, I Needed That, have moved readers to both laughter and tears, including a Superior Court judge who reads a chapter whenever a tough case becomes too heavy to carry alone.The crown jewel of Alper's comedic career came in 2015, when he won Jimmy Fallon's "Joke with the Pope" contest out of 4,000 entries from 47 countries — earning him the honorary title of Comedic Advisor to Pope Francis and international headlines from South Africa to Norway. But beneath the laughs, Alper carries a serious conviction: humor is not a distraction from suffering, it is a response to it. Drawing on the testimony of Holocaust survivor and close friend Gerda Klein — who described how teenage Jewish girls in slave labor camps wrote plays mocking their captors just to survive the night — Alper makes the case that laughter is one of humanity's oldest and most essential spiritual tools. His lecture series, The Spirituality of Laughter, explores that tradition across faiths, and his stage show proves it every night. Find him at bobalper.com or search "Rabbi Bob Alper" on YouTube for over 70 clips.

What does it take to become a world record holder when the world told you it wasn't possible? For Paralympic long jump champion Mikael Avatar, the answer is fifteen years of 4 a.m. training sessions, an unshakeable belief that the finish line exists even when no one else can see it, and the willingness to completely redefine what winning looks like. In this inspiring conversation with host Neil Haley, Avatar recounts how he began training for the Olympics at age 10 — not yet knowing the Paralympics existed — and how he spent a decade chasing a dream before discovering the competition that would change his life. Clinically dead for 45 minutes at birth and told his limitations were fixed, Avatar arrived at the 1996 Atlanta Paralympics as the first athlete ever qualified for the long jump in his class, and promptly set a world record.Today, Avatar channels that same relentless energy into coaching, music, painting, and writing — guided by his proprietary Michaela-Tarn Method, which helps clients move through three essential stages: clarifying where they are, defining a realistic goal, and — most critically — taking action. He is blunt about what separates those who succeed from those who don't: most people never make it to the third step. Whether he is creating music with the same passion he brought to the track or helping a client find their footing, Avatar's message is the same one that carried him from a hill in his hometown to the world stage — passion doesn't care about your circumstances, and neither should you. Find him at MichaelaTarn.com.

In this powerful and forward-thinking episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, Sherrie Price Clark and Neil Haley sit down with Pastor Tim Joel to unpack a bold idea gaining traction across the Christian business community — merging faith and entrepreneurship into one unified marketplace.Pastor Tim is the founder of Kingdom Marketplace, an online hub designed to bring Christian entrepreneurs, authors, and creators together under one digital roof.And the mission?Simple. Strategic. Biblical.Kingdom Marketplace was born from a simple observation.Pastor Tim noticed Christian entrepreneurs operating independently — selling books, apparel, services, and handmade products — but all scattered across different platforms.One day, while walking through a mall, he saw a young Christian entrepreneur hustling alone at a booth selling faith-based apparel. That moment sparked the vision:What if all Christian products and services could live in one centralized online “mall”?All in one place.Pastor Tim grounds his business model in the Book of Acts — where early believers pooled resources, supported one another, and strengthened the community together.The idea isn’t competition.It’s collaboration.Instead of small, isolated audiences, entrepreneurs combine influence — multiplying visibility and sales potential.Small following + small following = bigger impact.Kingdom Marketplace has gained strong traction with Christian authors — particularly self-published writers who struggle with:Navigating Amazon KDPHigh marketplace feesLimited discoverabilityMarketing fatigueAuthors can list their books on Kingdom Marketplace for: $10 per month flat membershipNo additional commission (processing fees may apply in the future if volume increases)Authors fulfill their own orders, maintaining control over inventory and revenue.For comparison:Amazon takes a percentage of each saleTraditional platforms limit audience targetingMarketing often falls entirely on the authorKingdom Marketplace provides:Built-in faith-based audienceCross-promotion opportunitiesPodcast spotlight interviewsCommunity supportThe platform also includes the Kingdom Marketplace Podcast, where Christian entrepreneurs are interviewed and highlighted.Each guest receives:A 30-minute feature interviewExposure to the Kingdom Marketplace audienceA recording they can reuse for marketingSearch engine visibilityAdded credibilityPast guests have included:Finance authorsWisdom-based Christian teachersA former truck driver who transitioned into IT leadership and wrote about his journey of faith and career transformationThe podcast functions as both marketing engine and ministry.The marketplace welcomes:Books (Christian or values-based)ApparelHandmade craftsHome goodsBusiness toolsCoaching servicesConsulting servicesPractical skills books (even if not explicitly theological, as long as they align with Christian values)The only clear boundary?Anything anti-Christian or opposed to biblical values will not be listed.Kingdom Marketplace solves several real-world challenges:It builds community over competitionIt reduces platform dependencyIt supports faith-driven entrepreneurshipIt creates audience crossoverIt keeps profits within a Christian ecosystemAs discussed on the episode, major platforms like Amazon began in a garage selling books. Vision starts small — then scales.Kingdom Marketplace is currently in its early growth phase — which means early adopters get in at foundational pricing.Entrepreneurs interested in joining can: Call: (512) 537-1549 Email: [email protected] What Is Kingdom Marketplace? The Biblical Blueprint Why Authors Are Joining First The Kingdom Marketplace Podcast What Can Be Sold? Why This Model Matters How to Get Involved

In this high-energy and inspiring episode, Heather Freschette shares the real story behind one of downtown Greenville’s most beloved live music venues. What started as two bartenders saving tip money in a box under the bed turned into a 365-days-a-year music powerhouse.If you’ve ever walked past and seen the line wrapped around the block — this episode explains why.Sixteen years ago, Heather and a fellow bartender dreamed of owning their own business. While others spent their nightly tips, they saved every dollar.Then 2009 hit.Banks weren’t lending. Restaurants and bars were considered high-risk ventures. Instead of waiting for permission, they launched without investors, without loans — just sweat equity and belief.The original concept was On the Roxx (with two X’s for style and a nod to both drinks and music). Over time, the crowd shifted younger and the vibe leaned more DJ/dance heavy.Heather pivoted.When Smiley’s Acoustic Café closed, she collaborated with the former owner and reimagined the space into Smiley’s on the Roxx — bringing the acoustic roots and full-band energy under one roof.Music every single dayEarly shows added (5–7 PM) for guests who prefer earlier eveningsSaturday & Sunday music starting at noonOpen 365 days a year — including ChristmasThis isn’t background music.This is a music venue that happens to serve great food and drinks.Heather credits her business partner, Todd Zillmer, with building a diverse and dynamic lineup. They feature:Established Greenville iconsTouring acts passing throughYoung undiscovered talentReunion shows (including fan-favorite bands returning after breakups)One highlight: Tuesday nights featuring Charles Hedgepath — a local music legend who brings surprise guests and unforgettable collaborations.The result? Standing-room-only crowds and a loyal music community.Launching in a male-dominated industry wasn’t easy.Early vendor meetings often included the question:“Where’s the man?”Heather and her partner answered that with competence and confidence. They already knew the vendors, ran operations at previous establishments, and had loyal regulars who followed them.She believes in never asking staff to do what ownership won’t do.That mindset built what she confidently calls one of the best staffs anywhere.Smiley’s isn’t just known for bands.They’re known for:Wings (Buffalo natives say they’re the best they’ve had)BurgersPizzaHouse-made dipsKitchen open until 2:00 AMLate night? They’ve got you covered.Live music has become a vehicle for community impact. Smiley’s regularly partners with:Veterans charitiesLocal nonprofitsFundraising eventsMusicians often donate their time to help causes raise money.It’s not just a venue.It’s a community hub.New music venues are opening in Greenville. Some might see competition.Heather sees collaboration.Different venues serve different audiences. Smiley’s niche remains:SmallIntimateHigh-energyPersonalNot everyone wants an arena.Sometimes people want connection.Expansion ideas are in the works, but as any seasoned entrepreneur knows — you don’t announce the blueprint before it’s built.Save before you leapSacrifice short-term comfort for long-term visionPivot when the market shiftsLead from the frontNever stop innovatingBuild community, not just customersAnd most importantly:When the line is wrapped around the building, remember where you started — with a box under the bed and a dream.Address:734 South Main StreetGreenville, SCHours:Monday–Friday: 4:00 PM – 2:00 AMSaturday–Sunday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 AMLive music daily The Origin Story: Saved Tips & Big Dreams What Makes Smiley’s Different? Live Music — Seven Days a Week Talent Development & Community Breaking Barriers as Female Founders Leadership From the Front Food That Rivals the Music Philanthropy & Giving Back Growth Mindset & What’s Next Entrepreneur Takeaways from Heather Visit Smiley’s on the Roxx

Sondae shares the origin story of Four Rescue Foundation, a nonprofit born in response to the rise in domestic violence and human trafficking cases during COVID lockdowns.The foundation specializes in:🚨 Emergency extraction of domestic violence survivors🚨 Coordinated rescues for trafficking victims🏠 Safe relocation and stabilization🧭 Long-term recovery, mentorship & resources“Sometimes, the difference between life and death is whether you answer the phone in the next 24 hours.”Sondae gives an unfiltered look into:Why survivors stay in abusive environmentsHow trafficking happens in plain sightWhy many cases never make the newsThe emotional toll on rescuers and survivors alike“Survivors don’t need judgment — they need safety, dignity, and a way out.”Sondae breaks stereotypes as a female leader in a male-dominated field. She talks about:Earning respect through competence, training, and precisionChoosing strategy over egoBuilding elite teams of veterans, law enforcement, and protection experts“This isn’t about proving I can do everything a man can do. It’s about doing what’s smart — and doing it well.”Whether in high-threat executive protection or in nonprofit rescue missions, success depends on trust networks, not just funding.Sondae shares that support often comes from unexpected places:✈️ Donated airline miles🚗 Emergency transport logistics💬 Signal boosts & awareness❤️ Hands-on help, even without a checkbook“Not everyone can write a check — but everyone can help.”Website: https://4rescuefoundation.orgWebsite: https://episecurityguards.comPhone: 📞 (888) 885-6438Website: https://storehousemediagroup.com💔 The Reality of Domestic Violence & Trafficking🔐 Women in Executive Protection & Security Leadership🤝 Why Community Matters🌐 How to Learn More or Get Involved🛡️ Four Rescue Foundation🔐 Elite Protection International🎙️ Storehouse Media Group

In this deeply moving episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast,Sherrie Price Clark sits down with author, minister, and stroke survivor John Mott, whose life-altering health crisis at just 25 years old became the foundation for a message of resilience, faith, and hope.John shares his remarkable survival story — a massive, unexplained stroke that doctors later described as nothing short of a miracle — and how that experience transformed his life, ministry, and calling.Graced Down Below: When Illness StrikesA Blessing to ChosenBoth books chronicle John’s journey through illness, recovery, and spiritual renewal, offering encouragement to anyone facing sudden adversity.JExperiencing a major stroke with no warning signsDoctors initially unable to diagnose the causeFacing paralysis and long-term physical challengesBeing told his recovery defied medical explanation“Throughout his recovery, John leaned on:HASDetermination to keep moving forward, even when progress was slowHe shares how moments of encouragement — including a pivotal challenge from his pastor — reignited his resolve to regain independence and purpose.John is also the songwriter behind “The Faces of Stroke,”and educatThe song:Teaches stroke warning signs using the FAST methodRHas the potential to save lives through education“If you know the lyrics, you know how to recognize a stroke.”An ordaHis calling predated the strokeTheHis purpose expanded to educating and empowering othersAdversity sharpened his compassion and leadershipJohn also introduces Striver to Thriver, LLC, a business and networking initiative designed to:Bridge gaps between consumers and entrepreneursPromote relationship-based business growthEncoEmphasize value, dignity, and trust in commerce“Lead with your heart before asking for a hand.”John discusses his long-standing involvement with LegalShield, highlighting how accessible legal protection empowers individuals and business owners to move forward with confidence and clarity.HeFaithPurpose oftenEducationService creates lasting impact Phone: (904) 534-6635 Email: [email protected] Books available on Amazon Featured Books A Stroke at 25: When Life Changes Overnight Faith as the Anchor The Faces of Stroke – Music with a Mission We Striver to Thriver, LLC LegalShield Advocacy The Key Connect with John Mott

Sherrie Price Clark and Neil Haley welcome a rising star with serious stage presence: Trilby Rose, lead singer of the dynamic Greenville-based band Hot As A Pepper. At just 17, Trilby stepped into the frontwoman spotlight and has since performed 85+ live shows while finishing cosmetology school and recording her debut album.This episode dives into Trilby’s musical journey, her songwriting roots, her inspirations, and what it’s like to balance being a rock vocalist by night and a hair stylist by day — all while staying grounded in authentic storytelling and community connection.🎵 Singer/Songwriter🎙️ Lead Singer of Hot As A Pepper💇‍♀️ Licensed Cosmetologist🎧 Upcoming Solo Album (2026)🎸 Musical Style: Emotional, relatable songwriting with big vocals, inspired by Ani DiFranco, Haley Williams, Gwen Stefani, and other powerhouse womenStarted with violin at a young ageLearned piano, flute, guitar; active in band & orchestraTook a detour into competitive equestrian sportsReturned to music as a form of emotional processing and healingBegan writing songs as a coping mechanismLater studied opera, which became a foundation for strong vocal control“Songwriting became my biggest coping mechanism — it helped me find my place in the world.” — TrilbyJoined the band at age 17 after being invited to sing a few songs liveThe band quickly offered her the frontwoman positionPerforms covers from the '60s to the present — with a focus on '70s and '80s hitsKnown for stage charisma, emotional expression, and versatile vocals“I walked up, sang three songs, and next thing I knew I was in the band.”Working with members of Hot As A Pepper on original materialHer debut solo album is slated for early 2026Focused on meaningful lyrics, emotional depth, and capturing her true soundThe band has produced and engineered the project, supporting her artistic vision fully“I didn’t have the resources — but they believed in me and helped me find my voice.”She’s more interested in making meaningful music than chasing viral fameFocused on storytelling and connection, not algorithmsInspired by strong women in music who use their platforms to speak truth and advocate for change“I want to make good music and connect with good people — that’s all I can control.”Ani DiFranco – raw, poetic, political, and musically fearlessHayley Williams (Paramore) – energy, honesty, and emotional intelligence on stageGwen Stefani – stage presence, individuality, and genre fusionChappell Roan – recent influence in the alt-pop scene with bold vocals and unique flairPerforms in a rock band by night and works as a licensed cosmetologist by dayHas played over 85+ shows in just the past yearKnown for her signature green hair (you’ll recognize her instantly!)Writes, performs, and records her own original materialGrew up journaling and writing lyrics about life, family, and growth📱 TikTok & Instagram: @trilbyyy🎵 Coming Soon on Spotify & Apple Music: Search: “Trilby”🎧 Debut album launches early 2026🔍 Tip: Search "Trilby with green hair" — you’ll find her fast.🎤 About the Guest: Trilby Rose🎯 Key Takeaways:🎶 The Origin Story:🎤 Joining Hot As A Pepper:💿 Recording Her Debut Album:🧠 Creative Philosophy:💚 Inspirations & Influences:🔥 Fun Facts:🌐 Where to Follow Trilby:

In this breakthrough conversation, Sherrie Price Clark and Neil Haley speak with Dr. Michael Louwers, a double board-certified physician and trauma recovery pioneer who leads the cutting-edge Reset Medical and Wellness Center in Strongsville, Ohio.Dr. Louwers breaks down the neurological science behind trauma, anxiety, and PTSD — then introduces a groundbreaking treatment known as the Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB). Unlike conventional “band-aid” solutions like sleep aids and anti-anxiety meds, this therapy targets the root cause by resetting the sympathetic nervous system and re-regulating the brain’s fight-or-flight response.This episode is a must-listen for:Veterans & first respondersSurvivors of abuse, neglect, or traumaAnyone suffering from chronic anxiety, irritability, panic attacks, or sleep disturbanceMental health professionals looking for transformative tools for their clientsIt’s not just for veterans or law enforcement.PTSD often stems from:Childhood neglect or abuseDivorce, bullying, emotional traumaLong-term stress, unresolved anxiety, and hyper-vigilanceIrritability, hair-trigger temperInsomnia, racing thoughts, restlessnessPanic attacks, paranoia, emotional shutdownGI issues, chronic fatigue, unexplained physical painDifficulty in relationships and emotional regulation"12 million Americans suffer from diagnosed PTSD — but the actual number is likely much higher." – Dr. LouwersThe sympathetic nervous system (fight or flight) gets stuck in “on” modeMost people live at a 9/10 intensity and don’t even know itEventually, it breaks them physically, emotionally, or relationallyA nerve block procedure that resets the brain’s stress circuitryTargets the stellate ganglion, the switchboard of fight-or-flight responseOriginally used for pain for over 100 years — now revolutionizing PTSD treatment70–80% success rateDramatic, sometimes immediate reliefOne treatment often lasts months or even yearsMinimal side effects, no long-term medications required"Patients tell me, ‘I have my life back. I have my dad back. I have me back.’ That’s why we do what we do.” – Dr. Michael LouwersPeople with moderate to severe PTSD, anxiety, and traumaMilitary, first responders, abuse survivors, burned-out entrepreneursEven people with undiagnosed trauma or early signs of anxietyThis treatment resets your nervous system to baselineThen traditional therapy and self-care finally start working again“It’s not the finish line. It’s the beginning of healing.”“We’re putting band-aids on people with trauma. Meds, sleep aids, therapy. But the nervous system is still broken underneath.” – Dr. Michael Louwers“This is like taking your foot off the gas pedal after years of flooring it.” – Dr. Michael Louwers“Hopelessness and shame are the heaviest weights my patients carry. This treatment lifts both.” – Dr. Michael Louwers“We need to stop treating symptoms and start healing people at the root.” – Sherrie Price ClarkA veteran returns to his family: “I got my dad back.”A high-functioning entrepreneur finally sleeps and feels peace for the first time in yearsClients bring in spouses and children after witnessing transformationPTSDAnxiety & panic attacksDepressionBurnoutOCD tendenciesTrauma from abuse, divorce, or childhood neglectComplex trauma & emotional dysregulationReset Medical and Wellness Center is Ohio’s premiere trauma and integrative wellness clinic, offering:Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB)IV Ketamine TherapyPain & Myofascial TreatmentsTrauma-informed care that focuses on real root-cause healing📍Location: Strongsville, Ohio📞 Call: (877) RESET-10🌐 Website: resetcenter.com💻 Info/Booking: resetcenter.comStorehouse Media Group📍 Purpose-Driven Media & Marketing Solutions🌐 storehousemediagroup.com🎯 Key Topics Covered:💥 What PTSD Really Looks Like:🚨 Common Symptoms of PTSD & Anxiety Disorders:🧠 Fight-or-Flight Dysfunction:🩺 The Treatment: Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB)🧪

In this inspiring episode, Sherrie and Neil sit down with acclaimed animation director and producer Phil Cunningham, founder of Sunrise Animation Studios, to talk about the brand-new animated film “David” — a stunning musical adventure about the biblical hero who was flawed, fearless, and full of heart.Phil dives into the decades-long vision behind the project, how the team brought the epic story of David to life, and what makes this film stand apart from other biblical animations. From Pixar-level animation to emotional depth to casting Phil Wickham as the voice of adult David, this film was crafted with excellence, reverence, and a desire to inspire the next generation.Phil also reflects on his wife Jackie’s role in shaping the vision, how David's humanity and worshipful spirit come through in the animation, and why this film is about more than just David vs. Goliath — it’s about learning to face our own giants.🎬 How a 37-year dream turned into a 10-year production🏗️ Building a world-class team across 32 countries🦁 Why David’s story goes far beyond the battle with Goliath🎶 Bringing David’s music and psalms to life in a full-blown musical🎨 Animation that rivals Pixar and DreamWorks in scale and quality💔 The emotional layers of David’s character — son, shepherd, singer, king💥 Reimagining Goliath for modern audiences while staying scripturally authentic🎙️ The voice cast: Phil Wickham (Adult David), Lauren Daigle, and more💡 Why people relate to David — because of his flaws and his faith🌍 The global creative process: 400–500 people, 32 countries, 1 mission💕 The crucial role of Phil’s wife, Jackie, and their mantra: “People over product”“David was flawed — but he lived wholeheartedly. That’s what people connect with.” – Phil Cunningham“We didn't want to make just another animated film. We set out to create an Arc de Triomphe — a beacon of inspiration that could stand next to Pixar or Disney.” – Phil Cunningham“We see God’s heart through David’s heart. That’s what makes this story timeless.” – Phil Cunningham“My wife Jackie always reminded us: the process matters more than the product. How we treat people matters more than the film.” – Phil Cunningham“This film isn’t just about entertaining people. It’s about giving them courage to face their giants.” – Phil CunninghamPhil Wickham as Adult David – Singer-songwriter and worship leader known for “This is Amazing Grace” and “Battle Belongs”Lauren Daigle – Grammy-winning artist, voice acting in a minor roleYoung David – Portrayed by a rising young voice actor, capturing innocence, courage, and passion for worshipThe film includes original music that flows naturally from David’s psalm-writing, adding authentic emotional depth🎞️ Title: David (Animated Feature Film)🏢 Studio: Sunrise Animation Studios⏳ Vision began: 37 years ago on a canoe trip in Africa🛠️ In production for: 10 years🌐 Team: 400–500 creatives across 32 countries🎯 Goal: Compete with Disney/Pixar-level storytelling while honoring biblical truth📽️ Story Arc: From shepherd boy to Goliath to King of Judah🧭 Authentic: 4 research trips to Israel, heavy biblical accuracy, heart-led storytellingInspire a generation to take on their own “giants”Show that flaws don’t disqualify us from living boldly for GodMake a biblically rooted film that competes visually and emotionally with the best studios in the worldShow a God of joy, adventure, and expansiveness — not just religion🎬 Jungle Beat – Globally popular animated series with millions of YouTube followers🎬 Young David – 5-part animated miniseries that preceded the feature filmBoth projects laid the foundation for David, helping refine animation quality and storytelling tone

In this powerful and thought-provoking episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark welcomes back Jody Corbett for a deep conversation that bridges faith, leadership, strategy, and spiritual warfare.A retired FBI agent, pastor, and CEO, Jody brings a rare and compelling perspective shaped by decades of experience in law enforcement, ministry, and executive leadership. In this episode, he unpacks what he calls “Lucifer’s Strategy”—a framework for understanding how deception, division, overindulgence, pride, and chaos are used to distract individuals and societies from truth, purpose, and faith.This conversation challenges listeners to think strategically—not just about business and leadership—but about the spiritual forces shaping culture, identity, and decision-making in today’s world.🔹 Who Lucifer Is and Why It MattersJody explains the biblical origins of Lucifer, clarifying common misconceptions about angels, Satan, and spiritual authority. He breaks down why understanding the enemy is essential for spiritual discernment.🔹 The Two-Pronged (Pincer) Strategy of EvilUsing a strategic lens, Jody outlines what he calls a left-pincer and right-pincer attack:Left Pincer: Overindulgence, chaos, moral confusion, lawlessness, and the destruction of innocenceRight Pincer: Religious pride, self-righteousness, judgmentalism, and false moral superiorityBoth approaches, he explains, lead people to focus on themselves instead of God.🔹 “Did God Really Say?” – The Oldest DeceptionDrawing from Genesis 3, Jody highlights how the enemy still uses the same tactic today—questioning God’s truth to justify excess, greed, addiction, sexual immorality, and misplaced priorities.🔹 Pride vs. Humility: The Warning to the FaithfulThrough Luke 18 (the Pharisee and the Tax Collector), Jody warns that pride within religious communities can be just as destructive as overt immorality. True faith, he emphasizes, is rooted in humility, repentance, and grace.🔹 Division as a WeaponThe episode explores how division—political, racial, cultural, generational, and ideological—is intentionally amplified to fracture communities. Jody references Paul’s letters to early churches, showing that division has always been a threat to unity in faith.🔹 Who the Real Enemy IsUsing Ephesians 6, Jody reminds listeners that the real battle is not against people with differing opinions, but against spiritual forces of evil—and that mistaking people as the enemy only furthers deception.🔹 How Believers Win the BattleThe conversation ends with hope:Jesus did not come to condemn, but to save (John 3:17)Faith overcomes the world (1 John 5)Christ has already defeated death (1 Corinthians 15)Victory, Jody explains, comes through faith, truth, humility, and a personal relationship with Jesus Christ—not performance, appearances, or moral comparison.This episode is especially relevant for:Faith-based leaders and entrepreneursChristians navigating cultural conflict and polarizationAnyone wrestling with pride, fear, overindulgence, or divisionListeners seeking clarity, truth, and spiritual grounding in uncertain timesJody Corbett’s message is not about fear—it’s about awareness, responsibility, and hope.Jody Corbett is a:Retired FBI agentPastor for Strategic PartnershipsCEO of Strategic Leadership SolutionsStrategic advisor and consultant to leaders, organizations, and ministriesJody specializes in helping individuals and organizations navigate the intersection of faith, leadership, ethics, and strategy in a complex world.🔗 Connect with Jody Corbett:LinkedIn: Jody CorbettX (Twitter): @JodyCorbettSherrie Price Clark is the founder of Storehouse Media Group, a platform dedicated to sharing meaningful stories that inspire leadership, purpose, and impact across business, faith, and culture.As Jody Corbett powerfully reminds us in this episode:

In this gripping and emotionally charged episode, Bazzel Baz joins Sherrie and Neil for a raw conversation about child sex trafficking, spiritual warfare, and what it takes to fight for the most vulnerable. From his beginnings as a Marine and CIA operative, to four seasons on NBC’s The Blacklist, to now running successful covert recovery missions across the country—Baz has dedicated his life to rescuing children from unimaginable evil.As the founder of the Association for the Recovery of Children (ARC), Baz shares how his calling began in Somalia during a CIA mission—and how God changed the trajectory of his life when he found two girls hidden under rubble in Mogadishu. Since then, his team has had a 100% success rate in rescuing American children from trafficking, abductions, and cults—without funding from the government.This episode exposes hard truths, shares behind-the-scenes intelligence, and provides a clear warning to those who ignore the growing crisis in our own backyard. Baz also discusses how Americans can be trained and equipped to join the fight through ARC's six-day training program.🎯 How the CIA and Special Ops shaped his purpose🛑 Why law enforcement can’t keep up with child trafficking cases🔎 The horrifying scope of missing children in the U.S. today👁️‍🗨️ The cross-pollination of child trafficking, cartels, drugs, weapons, and political corruption🔥 How ARC maintains a 100% success rate in child rescues🧠 Why most Americans are unaware—or willfully ignorant—of what’s happening🧰 ARC’s elite counter-trafficking intelligence network🧵 How ARC operations stay invisible to keep rescuers and victims safe📜 The biblical mandate for justice, accountability, and protecting the innocent🧠 Pornography as a gateway to pedophilia and the science of brain corruption🪖 Why President 47 (Trump) and others must watch for deep state infiltrators⚖️ Why the death penalty should apply to child rapists and traffickers🚨 A warning to the deep state: “Americans will start taking care of business.”“If we don’t do this, who will?” – Bazzel Baz“We’re not just talking about evil. We’re running operations into the belly of it.”“Every child we’ve gone after in 34 years, we’ve brought home.”“We're the largest buyers of child sex in the world—right here in America.”“Success to us is one child at a time.”“I don’t think God cares about your politics. He cares how you treat the children.”“We’re not asking for applause. We’re asking you to wake up.”“This is not about revenge. It’s about accountability. It’s about justice.”Over 432,000 American children currently missingOver 500,000 unaccompanied alien children brought in during the Biden administrationThe United States is the #1 consumer of child sex and pornographyMost trafficking in the U.S. is invisible—hidden in neighborhoods, communities, and onlineBaz has direct intelligence confirming high-level political and federal involvement in trafficking networksARC has maintained 100% rescue success over 34 yearsARC only operates with volunteers, no salaries—donations go straight to rescue ops🔍 Deep intelligence gathering using elite U.S. former operatives🚫 No “film crews,” no headlines—ARC operates quietly and leaves no trail👣 Tracks missing or trafficked children, identifies patterns, confirms locations🤝 Collaborates with law enforcement when needed, but also executes independent extractions🧾 Uses legal mechanisms, parental documentation, and strategic planning🧠 Trains Americans to protect their communities with real tactics—not hashtagsARC’s 6-Day “Fight Child Trafficking” Equipping Course📍 Location: Nationwide, 6 per year🛠️ Learn:Field opsLegal rightsCommunity-level countermeasuresSurveillance & intelligence basicsHow to identify & respond to trafficking signsHow to assist in real-life recoveries📅 Next training and info:🌐 www.recoveryofchildren.com

In this faith-driven and theologically rich episode, Jody Corbet returns to the Storehouse Media Group Podcast to share a message titled “The Secret of Life,” based on the powerful passage in John 10:1–21. Drawing on his unique background as a retired FBI special agent, pastor, and strategic business consultant, Jody delivers deep spiritual insight into the voice of the Good Shepherd, the role of spiritual warfare, and the abundant life promised by Jesus.Through a verse-by-verse teaching and candid conversation with Sherrie and Neil, Jody explains how these scriptures hold the key to purpose, identity, and eternal hope—and how the enemy’s strategy is to steal, kill, and destroy by luring us away from God’s voice.This message is both a wake-up call and a word of encouragement to believers who want to deepen their faith and better understand God’s voice in a world filled with spiritual noise and deception.John 10:1–21“I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep.” – John 10:11🐑 Jesus as the Gate and the Good Shepherd🎯 Discernment in a world full of counterfeit voices💀 The devil’s strategy to kill, steal, and destroy🧠 How spiritual deception is blinding people today🌍 What it means that Jesus came for “other sheep” outside the Jewish fold🧎 The power of surrendering your heart and mind to God🕊️ Spiritual sight vs. physical sight—and why only Jesus can give both🛑 Why “abundant life” doesn’t mean a pain-free life💔 How bitterness, politics, and pride can pull us away from the fold✝️ Jody’s personal testimony: from law enforcement and leadership to spiritual transformation📚 A preview of Jody’s upcoming message on Lucifer’s Strategic PlaybookJody explains how John 10 reveals a clear spiritual divide between the voice of Jesus and the many “stranger voices” calling us into spiritual confusion, idolatry, or self-worship.Jody breaks down how the sheepfold is a place of safety, but real nourishment happens when we go out with the Shepherd into the world—under His guidance.Unlike hired hands, Jesus doesn’t flee when the wolves come. He faces death on behalf of his sheep and offers resurrection to those who follow Him.The devil offers things that look good—comfort, money, politics, even religion—but ultimately, his aim is always destruction.Jody urges listeners to get alone with God and pray for spiritual ears and eyes to be opened.“There are a lot of voices calling out to us—but only one leads to life.” – Jody Corbett“Jesus isn’t just the gate. He’s the pasture, the protection, and the provider.” – Jody Corbett“The devil doesn’t always show up as evil. Sometimes he shows up as good ideas, fake comfort, or the perfect job.” – Jody Corbett“The secret of life? Knowing the Shepherd, listening for His voice, and following it daily.” – Jody Corbett“Jesus didn’t die on accident. He laid his life down. And He picked it back up.” – Jody CorbettAm I spending time learning the voice of the Shepherd, or am I more tuned into cultural noise?What areas of my life are outside the sheepfold of God’s protection?Do I believe in the reality of spiritual warfare and the devil’s strategy against me?What does it really mean to live the “abundant life” Jesus promised in John 10:10?📍 LinkedIn: Jody Corbett on LinkedIn(Strategic Business Consultant, Ministry Leader, Leadership Coach)🔍 For speaking, coaching, or faith-based consulting:Message him via LinkedIn or contact Storehouse Media Group for direct bookings.🎯 Website: www.StorehouseMediaGroup.com📢 Book Sherrie or Neil for podcast strategy, publishing, speaker coaching, and media outreach📩 Email: [email protected]🎙️ Next Time with Jody Corbet“Lucifer’s Strategy: The Playbook of the Enemy”

In this deeply emotional, sobering, and raw conversation, Sherrie and Neil sit down with Kevin Laws, a retired Homeland Security Investigations Special Agent who spent 11 years undercover online, posing as both victims and predators to hunt down some of the most dangerous offenders imaginable.Kevin opens up about his experiences in undercover operations, the trauma he endured working child exploitation cases, the devastating personal losses he faced—including the tragic passing of his wife—and the long shadow of PTSD that followed.He also discusses his powerful book, Hunter of the Damned: A Walk Through Hell, and why he’ll never write another. Kevin’s story is not for the faint of heart—but it is essential listening for every parent, policymaker, law enforcement officer, and human being who cares about protecting children in the digital age.🚨 What it's like going undercover as a child victim or predator online for over a decade🧠 How Kevin's identity became tied to the investigations, and why the job almost killed him🕹️ The horrifying ease with which predators groom children online💔 How Kevin’s undercover work contributed to the decline of his mental health and impacted his family🧩 Why his wife’s battle with cancer—and her eventual death—became the breaking point that led to his retirement🧠 Living with PTSD: triggers, relapses, and the difficulty of healing after so much darkness📚 Why Hunter of the Damned was his first and last book—and why writing it nearly broke him🛑 Why crimes against children remain one of the most understaffed and underfunded categories in law enforcement🚸 The devastating generational cycles of abuse Kevin witnessed—and why families often knowingly allowed it🎯 Kevin’s mission now: awareness, lectures, and speaking the truth—no matter how painful🧊 How one phone call saved his life"It was a game to me—who was better at this? Me or them? And I told myself, I’m not better… I’m the best." – Kevin Laws"I was in the hospital with my dying wife—and I was still logging in undercover, still chatting, still hunting predators." – Kevin Laws"I popped online after she passed, and I was crying my eyes out. I said, 'That's it. I’m done.'" – Kevin Laws"This crime type is one of the most understaffed and underfunded in law enforcement today. And that's unacceptable." – Kevin Laws"Someone once asked, ‘Are we making a difference?’ I said, throw a grain of sand in the ocean—and hope it raises the sea level." – Kevin Laws"I wouldn’t write another book even for $5 million. My mental health is worth more than money." – Kevin LawsA brutally honest, graphic, and raw memoir detailing the 66 child exploitation cases Kevin worked during his undercover career. Not for the faint of heart, the book offers a rare, unfiltered look at the horrific truths behind online predation—and the psychological toll it takes on those who fight it.⚠️ Warning: Graphic content, including descriptions of crimes against children. Intended for mature, prepared readers.📦 Order Direct (signed copies):🔗 www.knsteaching.com💌 Note: Kevin fulfills all orders personally. Please allow time for shipping.📚 Also available at:– Amazon– Barnes & Noble– Other major online retailersKevin Laws is a retired special agent with Homeland Security Investigations. Over a 26-year career in law enforcement, including 11 years undercover, Kevin specialized in child exploitation, online entrapment, and dark web operations, leading to 66 successful convictions of predators.He is now the founder of KNS Teaching & Consulting, a lecturer, and the author of Hunter of the Damned. Kevin is also a PTSD survivor who advocates for greater mental health resources for law enforcement and first responders.

In this eye-opening and brutally honest episode, Sherrie and Neil welcome Chris Brinkley, the high-energy lead singer of the band Love Monkey, to break down the realities of the modern music industry.Chris has lived every phase of it—from recording his first album in Nashville at just 4 years old to producing over 100 original songs, leading bands across decades, and now fronting a popular upstate South Carolina live act that packs local venues like Mercury Moon.But beyond the stage persona, Chris gets real about the devastating shifts in the music business—how digital streaming gutted royalty earnings, how AI is replacing real musicians in the charts, and why live shows are now the last refuge for artists to connect and survive.If you’re an aspiring musician, songwriter, performer—or simply a fan who thinks your favorite band is “making it”—you need to hear this.🎤 Chris’ musical journey from a 4-year-old recording in Nashville to session work, producing, songwriting, and performing💡 Why streaming pays almost nothing (Example: Pharrell’s "Happy" earned $30k from Spotify despite millions of streams)📉 Why the “record deal dream” is dead and today's artists are actually paying to tour🧠 What AI-generated music is doing to real musicians—and how 6 top-charting songs had no human singer involved👕 The real source of profit for famous acts today: merchandise, sponsorships, and cross-industry brand deals🧮 Why most live performers are barely breaking even after travel, gear, venue costs, and band pay🏃‍♂️ Chris’ approach to running his band as a lean business: “Minimum effort, maximum profit”🧑‍🎤 How Love Monkey thrives without rehearsing by using improv, hand signals, and crowd engagement🎸 Why he treats the audience as the “5th member of the band”🤯 The ugly truth about songwriting royalties and ghostwriting for mega stars⚠️ The death of the "middle-class musician" and what it means for the future of live music🧠 Why aspiring musicians must become creators and entrepreneurs to survive🔥 The magic of 30 seconds on stage—and why it still makes it all worth it“You spend all this money on equipment, practice, and setup for three hours of playing—just to get 30 seconds of magic. But it’s worth every bit.” – Chris Brinkley“Musicians aren’t getting paid. The number one country song in the world is AI-generated. No human sang it.” – Chris Brinkley“If you come to my show, you’re part of the band. I might steal one of your fries.” – Chris Brinkley“Unless musicians build a brand or product beyond their songs, there’s no way to survive. Music is now the marketing tool—not the business.” – Neil Haley“Love music? Then support live music. Tip your musicians. Don’t ask for Free Bird.” – Chris Brinkley🎸 Chris Brinkley’s Band: LoveMonkeyBand.com📅 Upcoming Shows: Posted on website (typically booked 18 months in advance)📲 Follow Chris and Love Monkey on social media via the website🎧 Hear their originals and back catalog on Spotify, YouTube, and local platforms💰 Spotify Economics: 0.0007¢ per stream. Songwriters and session musicians are being squeezed out of the system.🧪 AI in Music: Top-charting songs are being generated by bots. No singer. No guitar. No soul.📉 The Decline of Touring Profitability: Most national acts only make money through merchandise, not tickets.💼 The Business of Bands: Chris operates Love Monkey as a business—no rehearsals, lean setups, and performance-first culture.🔁 Industry Tip: Artists must diversify (e.g., become influencers, build product lines, or create online revenue streams).Helping creators, entrepreneurs, musicians, and authors build magnetic brands, launch media legacies, and grow audiences.📍 StorehouseMediaGroup.com🎟️ See Love Monkey Live: Visit LoveMonkeyBand.com for show dates💵 Tip Local Musicians: Their passion is real, and the pay isn’t. Be generous.

In this electrifying episode, Sherrie and Neil welcome Sean and Heidi Chapman, the powerhouse couple behind Randomonium—an upstate South Carolina band known for their wildly diverse setlists, interactive live shows, and unforgettable energy.You’ll learn how Randomonium went from a karaoke couple to headlining immersive music experiences, all while building a loyal community through genre-bending live shows. They dish on their humble beginnings (coffee shops and grocery stores!), their epic Live Aid tribute concert, and how teaching and music merge in their mission to bring people together through music.Get ready to laugh, get nostalgic, and learn how to book or follow Randomonium as they take their sound beyond Greenville and into the Southeast music scene.🎤 How Sean & Heidi met, got married, and turned karaoke into a full band🎸 Why Randomonium was born from randomness—and a neighbor named Atticus🌀 The concept behind the name Randomonium and how it reflects their Spotify-style shuffle sound🧠 How being teachers helped them become better performers (and vice versa)🎶 Why they love deep cuts, forgotten hits, and blending genres🫂 How their shows create immersive community interaction by singing with the audience📍 The origin and evolution of their Rocktoberfest concert series💡 How a scroll on Facebook inspired their newest idea: A tribute to Live Aid for its 40th anniversary🌍 The legacy of Live Aid and why they’re donating a portion of show proceeds to Greenville Together, a local nonprofit combating homelessness📺 Queen, U2, The Pretenders, Led Zeppelin, Phil Collins, Duran Duran, and who else made Live Aid legendary🧑‍🎤 How they pick setlists that surprise audiences but still hit the nostalgia button🚐 Their plans to take Randomonium on the road in 2026 and grow beyond Greenville🧠 How AI and Spotify tools are helping them map their future music strategy“We went from karaoke to coffee shops to crushing it at Rocktoberfest.” – Heidi Chapman“We’re curators of the classics. We don’t want these songs to get lost.” – Sean Chapman“Randomonium is like a live Spotify shuffle—but with soul, sweat, and screaming fans.” – Neil Haley“Music builds community. That’s why people bring their kids to our shows.” – Heidi Chapman“If you don't walk around the classroom, you're losing your students—and if you don't walk around the stage, you're losing your audience.” – Sean Chapman“You never know what we’re going to play. That’s kind of the magic.” – Heidi Chapman📍 Radio Room, Greenville, SC📆 November 22, 2025🎤 Featuring songs from Queen, U2, Duran Duran, The Pretenders, Elton John, and more💖 Benefiting: Greenville Together – Supporting housing and homelessness solutions🌐 Website: www.therandomentertainment.com📲 Instagram: @randomoniummusic👍 Facebook: Randomonium Band🎧 Spotify: Randomonium on Spotify📩 Booking & Inquiries: Message via Facebook or contact through their website🎥 Netflix Doc: The Greatest Night in Pop (on the making of “We Are the World”)📺 Amazon Doc: Live Aid: Rockin' the World (two-part series)🤖 AI Strategy Tip: Use ChatGPT as your Spotify Coach to build and grow your band presence📚 Heidi & Sean are both full-time educators and musicians—balancing both worlds to inspire othersHeidi & Sean Chapman are the co-lead vocalists and co-founders of Randomonium, a genre-bending band known for immersive performances and high-energy musical experiences. Married for 19 years and teachers by trade, they’ve turned their love of music, theater, and education into a movement of nostalgia, spontaneity, and connection.Storehouse Media GroupHelping creators, artists, authors, and changemakers get seen, heard, and remembered.📍 https://www.storehousemediagroup.com🎵 Topics Covered:💬 Notable Quotes:🎟️ Upcoming Show:🕺 LIVE AID Tribute Concert – Rocktoberfest 2025 Edition🔗 Connect with Randomonium:🧠 Mentioned in the Show:🏆 About the Guests:✝️ Powered by:

In this vital episode, Sherrie and Neil sit down with Matt Weaver, a medically retired U.S. Army Green Beret and now a passionate mental health advocate. Matt shares his personal journey from battlefield trauma to breakthrough healing, thanks to a revolutionary treatment: the Dual Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB).As Director of Development at Operator Relief Fund (ORF), Matt leads a mission to help Special Operations Forces, intelligence community members, and their spouses recover from trauma-induced conditions like PTSD, TBI, and chronic hypervigilance.He explains how the SG Block works to reset the nervous system, allowing warfighters and first responders to feel peace, reconnect with loved ones, and begin meaningful therapy.Matt’s story is raw, real, and filled with hope—and so is the message of ORF: You are not broken. There is healing. And there is help.What is the Stellate Ganglion Block, and how does it help with PTSD and brain trauma?Why this two-shot, 10-minute procedure can be life-changingHow Operator Relief Fund pays for flights, hotels, and treatment—so cost is never a barrierWhy Post-Traumatic Stress is often misrepresented, and what it really looks like in most peopleWhat secondary PTSD is and how it affects spouses and families of operatorsHow Matt’s wife opened his eyes to his trauma during a marriage retreatWhat it's like for Special Forces members to carry unspoken painWhy veterans avoid the VA and traditional behavioral health pathsHow ORF provides a safe, stigma-free path to healingThe role of mindfulness, therapy, and community after the procedureWhy rebuilding the family unit is at the core of long-term healingThe science behind fight-or-flight mode, sympathetic nervous system dysregulation, and the effects of concussions/TBIWhy civilians, pro athletes, law enforcement, and others are also benefiting from SGB treatment“They just described you.” — Matt's wife at a marriage retreat, helping him realize his PTSD symptoms“The procedure didn’t just help me — it saved my marriage and changed my life.” – Matt Weaver“I drank the Kool-Aid. I got the treatment, and I never looked back. Now I’m helping others find that healing, too.” – Matt Weaver“Stellate Ganglion Block isn’t a magic pill—it’s a catalyst for healing. It opens the door so therapy can finally work.” – Matt Weaver“There’s no courage like admitting you need help. But when you do, we’re here to catch you.” – Matt Weaver“You can rehab your brain just like your body. You won’t be the same, but you can be whole.” – Matt Weaver🧠 Operator Relief Fund (Donate or Request Help): https://www.operatorrelieffund.org💉 Learn More about Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB):Joy Wellness Partners - San Diego, CAReset - Strongsville, OHAge Rejuvenation - Tampa, FLUtah Pain & Wellness - Provo, UT📊 Study on Effectiveness: Over 80-85% experience dramatic symptom relief💵 Cost Per Patient: ~$3,500 (fully covered by ORF for qualified applicants)🇺🇸 Special Operations Forces (Green Berets, Navy SEALs, Marine Raiders, Air Force PJ/CCS, Rangers, PsyOps, Civil Affairs)🕵️‍♂️ Intelligence Community Operators💍 Spouses of Operators🧠 Individuals struggling with PTSD, TBI, or nervous system dysregulationOver 1,000 people have been treated through ORF since 2022Matt went from active duty to full-time mental health advocateThe treatment is non-invasive, takes less than 10 minutes, and is done under local anesthesiaThe SGB has been used to treat migraines, depression, anxiety, and even long COVIDPTSD and concussion-related symptoms are clinically similar — this works for both🌐 OperatorReliefFund.org📧 Contact Form for Support or Donations: Click here🧠 Read about the science: Search “SGB PTSD treatment”🏥 Learn about Reset Wellness in Ohio: https://www.resetwellness.org📍 https://www.storehousemediagroup.com

In this breakthrough conversation, Sherrie and Neil sit down with John Jubilee, co-founder of Energized Health and the man behind the groundbreaking science of intracellular hydration. John has transformed the lives of tens of thousands over three decades—helping people lose fat, reverse chronic illnesses, restore their joints, and reclaim youthful vitality—all without focusing on weight loss.Featured on CBS, FOX, MSNBC, and even the United Nations, John shares the moment he cried out to God for answers and used his unique cognitive gifts (photographic memory and advanced math processing) to decode the science of cellular health.From debunking BMI to exposing the real reason why most people are walking around dehydrated raisins instead of hydrated grapes, this episode is packed with science, faith, and hope.Why weight loss is a myth and fat loss is the real health metricHow cellular dehydration (not water intake) is the root of disease and agingWhy your skin is the #1 external sign of internal healthHow a simple 88-day protocol reboots your cellular cycleWhy most water just passes through you—and what opens your cells to absorb itHow John lost 10 inches in his waist but gained 20 pounds of healthy hydration and muscleWhy even doctors are now becoming clients—and what they’re sayingHow Energized Health has helped people reverse inflammation, Type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, Lyme, Crohn’s, spinal stenosis, joint pain, and moreWhy BMI is outdated (and how insurance companies got it wrong)How John set a world record at age 65 and how anyone can turn back the biological clockHow to measure your true hydration levels using medical-grade bioimpedance devices at homeWhy the program has a 100% money-back guarantee“You can’t buy your health. Steve Jobs never learned that. I did.” – John Jubilee“Weight loss is a myth. I lost 40 pounds of fat but gained 20 pounds of healthy hydration and muscle. I didn’t lose a single pound on the scale.” – John Jubilee“People look like raisins when they’re supposed to look like grapes.” – John Jubilee“God gave you taste buds for a reason—food is meant to taste good. You just need to reset your metabolism.” – John Jubilee“This is not a diet. It’s a cellular transformation protocol that reverses aging.” – John Jubilee“We help you open the membranes of your cells like a porous sponge—so hydration actually gets inside.” – John Jubilee💧 Energized Health website: https://www.energizedhealth.com🎥 Watch the Masterclass: Available on homepage☎️ Book a Free Call: No pressure, no salespeople—only coaches who’ve done the program💼 Better Business Bureau (BBB) Rating: A+🌍 TrustPilot, Google & Facebook Reviews: Linked directly on the website🛠️ Patent-Pending Technology: Bioimpedance testing & proprietary hydration protocol🏆 Inc. 500 Ranking: #256 fastest-growing company out of 20 million U.S. companiesJohn was once bone-on-bone in both knees, diagnosed with hypertension and prediabetes.After 88 days, he had zero joint pain, lost 10 inches in his waist, and gained 40 pounds of lean mass and hydration.He’s had zero medical visits in 28 years.He set a world bench press record at 65—doing 14 reps of 555 lbs.The program is used by hundreds of doctors—many who became patients first.It’s covered by FSA/HSA/CareCredit and medically recognized.🌐 Website: https://www.energizedhealth.com📞 Free Consultation: Book here📲 Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube: Search “Energized Health with John Jubilee”Storehouse Media GroupMedia, marketing, and publishing for faith-based leaders, authors, and kingdom entrepreneurs.📍 https://www.storehousemediagroup.com🔬 What You'll Learn in This Episode:💬 Notable Quotes:🔗 Resources & Links:🧪 Fun Facts:📍 Connect with John Jubilee:✝️ Powered by:

In this bold and faith-filled episode, Sherrie and Neil sit down with Jody Corbett—a former Virginia State Trooper, FBI Agent, SWAT Operator, crisis negotiator, and now pastor and kingdom strategist—to explore how his journey through law enforcement and spiritual warfare led him to Inner Lion Apparel, a brand that literally helps people “put on the armor of God.”From confronting drug cartels to teaching strategic thinking to federal leaders, Jody has lived on the front lines of high-stakes conflict—and now he’s stepping into a new battlefield: the spiritual fight for truth, identity, and boldness in our culture.Through Inner Lion, he and the team are helping believers walk in daily spiritual awareness with garments that are clean on the outside—but armored with scripture and prayer on the inside. This is apparel for the soul. This is spiritual war-wear™.Jody’s career path: From Virginia State Trooper to FBI to SWAT to PastorHow God redirected his mission field from national security to kingdom identityThe spiritual battle facing America today—and how believers must respondThe vision behind Inner Lion Apparel: Clothing that literally includes the Armor of GodWhy all scripture, prayers, and artwork are inside the garment, not outsideThe significance of the Lion of Judah and the call to “let your lion roar”The business model that empowers ministries to fundraise through affiliate partnershipsKingdom entrepreneurship: How Inner Lion helps equip believers in the marketplaceBoldness after tragedy: Responding to the spiritual wake-up call of Charlie Kirk’s assassinationLiving on mission: What it really means to say, “Here I am, Lord”“When I was in law enforcement, I used to lay hands on people for a very different reason than I do now.” – Jody Corbett“God’s not looking for perfect people—He’s just looking for someone to say yes.” – Jody Corbett“We don’t war against flesh and blood. Our enemy is spiritual, and this is our armor.” – Jody Corbett“There’s no Jesus fish on the outside. It’s all on the inside. Just like faith.” – Sherrie Price Clark👕 Inner Lion Apparel: https://www.innerlion.com🛍️ Use Discount Code ROAR for savings on any order📩 Ministries & Organizations: Interested in affiliate fundraising?→ Email Jody directly at: [email protected]📖 Scripture referenced:Ephesians 6:10-18 – The Armor of GodRevelation – The conqueror’s callingPsalms – Protection & presenceEsther 4:14 – "For such a time as this…"✉️ [email protected]🌐 https://www.innerlion.comStorehouse Media GroupHelping faith-driven entrepreneurs, leaders, and authors amplify their voice and build media legacies.📍 https://storehousemediagroup.com🔥 Key Topics Covered:✨ Pull Quotes:🔗 Links & Resources Mentioned:🙌 Connect with Jody Corbett:🚀 Powered By:

In this impactful episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, hosts Sherrie Price Clark and Neil Haley sit down with decorated U.S. Navy veteran, wealth strategist, and bestselling author Gary Pinkerton—a man on a mission to help Americans reclaim their financial independence and build generational wealth.From commanding nuclear submarines to teaching ethics at the U.S. Naval Academy, Gary’s journey is both extraordinary and deeply patriotic. He shares how his experiences in leadership and national defense shaped his understanding of true freedom—and why he believes the key to preserving America’s 250-year-old experiment lies in family, entrepreneurship, and strategic financial planning.Whether you're a business owner, investor, or legacy builder, this episode delivers a fresh perspective on financial agency, real estate, trust structures, and why the American Dream is worth protecting.Gary’s 30-year military career and life aboard nuclear submarinesHow a financial wake-up call during the Great Recession changed everythingWhy most Americans are abdicated, not activated, in their wealth journeyThe difference between monetary wealth vs. legacyThe power of family-run businesses, trust structures, and hard assetsWhy ownership, not outsourcing, is the key to generational freedomTeaching eighth-grade level financial concepts to empower actionHow to prepare for inflation, currency devaluation, and uncertain marketsThe parallels between America’s founding values and today’s entrepreneurial path“I realized no one was looking out for my family’s financial future except me.”“Legacy isn’t what you leave to people—it’s what you leave inside them.”“This country was built by business owners solving local problems.”“Gold’s rising, the dollar’s falling—owning assets is your safety net.”“I’m here to help families own their real estate, control their business, and pass it forward.”U.S. Naval Academy graduate and former nuclear submarine commanderPentagon Joint Chiefs Division DirectorSenior Ethics Instructor at the Naval AcademyReal estate investor and wealth strategistBestselling author and speaker on financial freedom and legacyFounder of GaryPinkerton.com, helping business owners & investors thrive in today’s economyGary specializes in helping:Small business owners past the startup stageLegacy-focused familiesReal estate investorsEntrepreneurs who want to reduce taxes, build trust structures, and protect generational wealth📧 Email: [email protected]🌍 Website: GaryPinkerton.com📘 Books & Resources: Available on Amazon and the websiteIf you're ready to move from financial dependency to true ownership, Gary Pinkerton brings clarity, strategy, and an unwavering belief in the American Dream. It’s time to build freedom—from the inside out.Storehouse Media Group – Books | Films | Podcasts | Purpose📍 storehousemediagroup.comHelping leaders, experts, and entrepreneurs tell their story and amplify their impact.🎙️ Simulcast on The Neil Haley Show and Storehouse Media Group Podcast📝 Key Topics Covered:💬 Quotes from Gary Pinkerton:🇺🇸 About Gary Pinkerton:💼 Who He Works With:🌐 Connect with Gary Pinkerton:🔥 Final Takeaway:🎬 Brought to you by:

In this dazzling and heartfelt episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark and co-host Neil Haley welcome world-renowned entertainment visionary Neil Goldberg—an award-winning author, Broadway director, and the creative genius behind Cirque Dreams, which has entertained over 50 million people worldwide.Neil opens up about his creative evolution, from founding Cirque Dreams (later acquired by Cirque du Soleil) to launching his newest passion project: the vibrant children’s book and holiday brand Pomp, Snow & Cirqueumstance. What began as a “pandemic passion project” has evolved into a bestselling book series, an immersive stage show, a holiday special, and soon—to Broadway, Netflix, and beyond.Neil shares how creativity has no expiration date, why he believes deeply in giving back, and how Pomp, Snow & Cirqueumstance is inspiring a new generation to find their magic through music, circus, and imagination.This episode is for dreamers, creators, and anyone who's ever wondered how far one great idea can take you—when fueled by passion, purpose, and a little pomp and circumstance.Neil’s journey from Broadway producer to best-selling children’s book authorThe origin and vision behind Pomp, Snow & CirqueumstanceWhy the arts matter—and how they shape confidence and communicationHow Cirque Dreams became a global phenomenon and what led to its sale to Cirque du SoleilThe importance of immersive storytelling for childrenWhy Neil believes in empowering and inspiring young creativesThe partnership with Gaylord Hotels for live shows in Orlando & NashvilleWhat’s ahead: animation, Netflix films, Broadway stage adaptations, and moreNeil’s message to young people: share your talents—it’s the greatest gift you can giveA costume contest that brings student art into a real-life stage production“Creativity and age have no boundaries.”“Music is the soul, magic is the dream, and circus is the spectacle of life.”“Believe in what you have. Then share it with the world.”“I’ve given away as many books as I’ve sold—and that’s a beautiful thing.”“There’s no greater joy than watching a child’s imagination light up.”Pomp, Snow & CirqueumstanceA bold and beautifully illustrated children's book series that follows three whimsical characters—Pomp (music), Snow (magic), and Cirqueumstance (circus)—on a mission to bring imagination and joy to the holidays (and beyond).📕 Book One: Holiday adventure begins with Santa’s blessing📘 Book Two: Journey through year-round cultural celebrations📺 Adapted into an award-winning holiday TV special🎭 Coming to life in live immersive shows and soon to Broadway🛒 Available at:AmazonpompSnowandcirqueumstance.comSelect retail partners & holiday show venuesPomp, Snow & Cirqueumstance: The Immersive Holiday Experience🏰 Gaylord Palms (Orlando): Nov 14, 2025 – Jan 4, 2026🎶 Gaylord Opryland (Nashville): Nov 25 – Dec 31, 2025✨ Featuring: LED stage immersion, live performance, original music, and costume contests with local student designers📘 Website: pompsnowandcirqueumstance.com📱 Social Media: Follow @pompsnowandcirqueumstance on Instagram, Facebook & YouTube🎬 Look for the TV special and Broadway premiere coming soonStorehouse Media Group – Books | Films | Podcasts | Purpose📍 storehousemediagroup.comHelping creators share bold ideas through powerful stories.🎙️ Simulcast on The Neil Haley Show and Storehouse Media Group Podcast📝 Key Topics Covered:💬 Quotes from Neil Goldberg:🎭 About the Book Series:🎄 Upcoming Live Shows:🌐 Connect with Neil Goldberg:🎬 Brought to you by:

In this groundbreaking and highly educational episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark and co-host Neil Haley welcome veteran beverage executive Art Massolo—a leading voice in the rapidly evolving hemp and cannabis beverage industry.With more than 30 years of leadership experience in wine, craft beer, spirits, food, and cannabis, Art is now the President of Cycling Frog, a pioneering hemp-derived THC beverage company that’s redefining what “healthy buzz” means. He explains how his company is distributing low-dose, hemp-derived Delta-9 THC drinks through traditional alcohol channels like Total Wine, Fresh Market, and independent liquor stores across 30+ states.Art breaks down the confusing differences between hemp vs. marijuana, CBD vs. THC, and why the hemp industry is pushing hard for regulation, safety standards, and federal recognition. He also discusses public health data, challenges from the marijuana industry, and why alcohol distributors are actually embracing hemp drinks as a healthier alternative to booze.Whether you're canna-curious, in the beverage industry, or concerned about regulation, this episode provides clarity, transparency, and a surprising take on the future of functional beverages in America.What is Delta-9 THC—and how is it different from marijuana?The differences between hemp-derived THC, CBD, and full-spectrum productsWhy the hemp industry is demanding regulation and quality standardsThe current explosion of hemp-derived beverages nationwideWhy alcohol companies are investing in THC drinksThe surprising truth about alcohol-related deaths vs. cannabis safetyArt’s personal health journey and why he quit alcohol for hemp-based drinksConcerns around high-dose THC edibles, candy, and unregulated packagingWhat’s happening in Ohio’s legislature and why hemp could be at riskThe potential for tax revenue and job creation in legalized hemp marketsWhy bipartisan education is the key to sustainable regulation“THC has never killed anyone from an overdose. Alcohol kills 250,000 Americans a year.”“We’re begging for regulation. This industry can’t grow without rules.”“You can trace every seed in our product. Try doing that with a bottle of tequila.”“This isn’t a left or right issue—it’s about giving adults safe, healthy choices.”“We’re not just a cannabis brand. We’re a wellness company changing the way people unwind.”Cycling Frog is sold in 30 states via alcohol distributionMost drinks contain 5mg of hemp-derived Delta-9 THCProducts are sold in Winn-Dixie, Fresh Market, Total Wine, and moreHemp-derived THC is federally legal under the 2018 Farm BillNo U.S. federal clinical studies have been approved for THC due to Schedule 1 statusArt is also President of the U.S. Hemp Roundtable, lobbying for national standards🌿 Cycling Frog Website: cyclingfrog.com📢 Advocacy: hempsupporter.com (U.S. Hemp Roundtable)🔍 Social Media: Follow Cycling Frog for product drops, updates, and educationStorehouse Media Group – Books | Films | Podcasts | Purpose📍 storehousemediagroup.comPublishing bold voices. Producing powerful change.🎙️ Simulcast on The Neil Haley Show and Storehouse Media Group Podcast📝 Key Topics Covered:💬 Quotes from Art Massolo:🛠️ Fast Facts:🌐 Connect with Art Massolo:🎬 Brought to you by:

In this insightful episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark and co-host Neil Haley welcome Jeff Wheatley, Vice President of Mortgage at MTC Federal Credit Union and a 30+ year veteran of the lending and real estate industry.From his early days as a loan originator in the era of fax machines and typewriters to now leading one of the region’s most trusted credit unions, Jeff shares everything you need to know about navigating the mortgage market in 2025—and beyond. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, investor, or current homeowner, Jeff breaks down how to optimize your monthly cash flow, use your equity strategically, and future-proof your finances.He also sheds light on the differences between pre-qualification and pre-approval, the pros and cons of adjustable rate mortgages, when to refinance, and what he sees ahead for the real estate market heading into 2026.How Jeff’s 34-year mortgage career beganWhat makes today’s mortgage rates “not as high” as we thinkThe impact of low inventory on home pricing and why people aren’t movingWhy monthly cash flow matters more than interest ratesFirst-time homebuyer programs and low- to no-money-down strategiesHow to refinance to eliminate car and credit card debtUnderstanding the difference between pre-qualification vs. pre-approvalWhat an ARM (Adjustable Rate Mortgage) really is—and who it’s good forWhy your mortgage lender is like a financial advisorWhen and how to refinance—even if rates aren’t “perfect”Jeff’s real estate market forecast for 2026“Interest rates are just numbers. What matters most is your household cash flow.”“We don’t just help you buy a house—we help you build a strategy.”“A 7-year ARM might be better for you than a 30-year fixed, depending on your goals.”“You don’t need 20% down. It’s about understanding the tools that exist to help you win.”“Call your mortgage advisor just like you call your doctor. It’s a financial health check-up.”First-time homebuyer programs with no money downAdjustable rate mortgage optionsFinancial education and personalized loan strategyHome equity & refinancing solutionsPre-approvals that help you compete like a cash buyer📍 Website: mtcfederal.com📍 www.mtcfederal.com🏢 Vice President of Mortgage, MTC Federal Credit Union📍 Based in Greenville, South Carolina📞 Connect via contact form on the website for pre-approvals, refinancing, or mortgage adviceStorehouse Media Group – Books | Films | Podcasts | Purpose📍 storehousemediagroup.com🎙️ Simulcast on The Neil Haley Show and the Storehouse Media Group Podcast📝 Key Topics Covered:💬 Quotes from Jeff Wheatley:🛠️ MTC Federal Credit Union Offers:🌐 Connect with Jeff Wheatley:🎬 Brought to you by:

In this deeply moving and powerful episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark and co-host Neil Haley welcome back Jennifer Eskew, a retired ATF Special Agent and the first full-time female undercover state trooper in Virginia. Jennifer is also a 9/11 first responder, an advocate for fellow responders, and the author of the upcoming memoir Becoming Fire.As the 24th anniversary of 9/11 approaches, Jennifer shares heartbreaking truths about the long-term health effects on first responders—many of whom are now battling or have succumbed to 9/11-related illnesses. She honors the memory of her fallen colleagues while calling attention to the medical, emotional, and societal challenges survivors continue to face.Jennifer also opens up about her life undercover—living 24/7 in a crack house as part of a drug task force—and how her resilience, grit, and passion for justice carried her through a trailblazing career that eventually led her to the ATF.This is not just a conversation about tragedy and trauma—it's a celebration of courage, transformation, and the human spirit. Her memoir Becoming Fire releases this fall.What most people don’t know about 9/11 first responder health strugglesRemembering eight fallen ATF agents and colleagues lost to 9/11-related illnessesJennifer’s experience on the ground at the Pentagon just hours after the attackThe silent toll of PTSD and why many responders avoid the spotlightWhat it was like to be the first female undercover trooper in VirginiaHer daring and dangerous assignment—living undercover in a crack houseHow she transitioned to a groundbreaking career with ATFHer upcoming memoir Becoming Fire and what inspired her to tell her storyThe importance of preserving truth, honoring service, and mentoring the next generationHow Lt. Joe Kenda (from Homicide Hunter) came to write the foreword to her book“We’ve now lost more first responders from 9/11-related illnesses than we lost on 9/11 itself.”“We had to make it stop. We had to shut it down before anybody else got hurt.”“When the Pentagon was hit, we went straight into 24/7 rescue and recovery mode.”“Becoming Fire isn’t just my story—it’s a tribute to everyone who stood up when it counted.”“Most people just want to live a good life. We’re all playing a game designed by someone else. It’s time to change that.”Becoming Fire by Jennifer EskewA gripping, courageous memoir about what it takes to fight fires—both literal and metaphorical. From undercover ops to the Pentagon after 9/11, Jennifer's story is one of grit, loyalty, sacrifice, and triumph.Foreword by Lt. Joe Kenda (Homicide Hunter, American Detective)Release Date: Fall 2025Publisher: Storehouse Media GroupMore info coming soon📍 Coming soon: Official author website📱 Socials will be linked at launch📖 Book inquiries via: storehousemediagroup.comStorehouse Media Group – Books | Films | Podcasts | Purpose📍 www.storehousemediagroup.comPublishing and producing bold stories that matter.🎙️ Simulcast on The Neil Haley Show and Storehouse Media Group Podcast📝 Key Topics Covered:💬 Quotes to Remember:📘 About the Book:🌐 Connect with Jennifer Eskew:🎬 Brought to you by:

In this eye-opening solo episode, Storehouse Media Group founder and host Sherrie Price Clark joins co-host Neil Haley to tackle a major publishing pitfall that too many authors face: losing control of their book.From hidden back-end arrangements to publishers holding your book files hostage, Sherrie walks you through the real-world horror stories and explains how to protect yourself before, during, and after publishing. Whether it’s your book or your website, the message is clear—ownership matters.You’ll learn the key questions to ask your publisher, the importance of source files, ISBN rights, and why Storehouse Media Group does things differently by setting every author up as a publisher in their own right.If you’re writing a book—or thinking about writing one—this episode could save you time, money, and heartbreak.Why authors get locked out of their own booksThe difference between rights vs. controlHow some publishers mark up author copies by $8–$12 per bookThe role of the ISBN and how it’s tied to publisher ownershipWhy source files (cover, interior layout, ebook) are essentialWhat to watch out for with hybrid, vanity, and free publishersWhy self-publishing doesn’t mean doing it aloneThe Storehouse Media Group difference: ownership, transparency, and professionalismWhy quality and professionalism still matter in self-publishing“You may own your book’s rights—but if someone else controls your publishing account, they own your access.”“If your publisher disappears, and you don’t have your source files, you’re starting from zero.”“Every author we work with becomes their own publisher—with 100% access and 100% royalties.”“Don’t get distracted by quantity. Focus on quality. One great book is better than six sloppy ones.”✅ Will I have access to my publishing account?✅ Will I receive all source files (cover, interior, ebook)?✅ Who owns the ISBN?✅ What happens if I need changes or reprints later?✅ Will I pay a markup for my own books?✅ Will I keep 100% of my royalties?At Storehouse Media Group, you don’t just publish a book. You:Start your own publishing accountRetain 100% of your royaltiesGet full access to all your filesWork with a team of professionals who prioritize your vision, your brand, and your successGet end-to-end support from idea to screenplay📍 Website: storehousemediagroup.com📞 Schedule a Discovery Call with Sherrie to talk about publishing, screen adaptation, marketing, and moreStorehouse Media Group – Books | Films | Podcasts | Purpose🎙️ Simulcast on The Neil Haley Show and the Storehouse Media Group Podcast📝 Key Topics Covered:💬 Quotes from Sherrie Price Clark:🛠️ What You Should Ask Your Publisher:📣 The Storehouse Difference:🌐 Learn More:🎬 Brought to you by:

In this high-energy and idea-packed episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark and co-host Neil Haley sit down with Gregg Sharp, a visionary entertainment entrepreneur and the man behind some of the most exciting niche brands in media today.Gregg is the owner of the World Series of Arm Wrestling (WSOAW) and the founder of Radiate TV (RAYD8 TV), a rapidly growing streaming platform built specifically to empower independent filmmakers. With a background in producing reality series (Bikini Showdown, Biohacker MD) and feature films (Born a Hustler), Gregg shares how he’s bringing innovation, independence, and integrity to both traditional and digital content models.From turning arm wrestling into a legitimate, prize-driven sport to launching a smart TV app that’s now in 87% of American households, Gregg opens up about entrepreneurship, smart branding, and how to build passionate fan bases in niche communities.How Gregg grew World Series of Arm Wrestling from concept to ESPNWhy arm wrestling is more than a bar sport—and is built for longevityHow Radiate TV is giving independent filmmakers a voice on major platformsThe secrets behind niche audience growth and smart streaming strategiesWhy traditional film distribution is broken—and how Ready Set Go Distribution fixes itThe journey from Over the Top to modern arm wrestling contentBehind the scenes of Born a Hustler and upcoming film & TV projectsHow Gregg built relationships with Roku, Amazon Fire, Google, Apple, Vizio, LG, and SamsungThe power of small steps, long-term vision, and choosing the right first moveWhat’s next: celebrity arm wrestling? NIL athlete shows? Reality crossovers?“ESPN changed everything for us—now we’re playing to win.”“Independent creators have been ignored too long. Radiate TV is here to fix that.”“Pick a niche, build the story, and deliver value—audiences will find you.”“We’re not just streaming content—we’re building careers for filmmakers and athletes.”“Arm wrestling is family-friendly, affordable, and built for TV. This is just the beginning.”WSOAW is a premier arm wrestling league that blends serious sport, family-friendly entertainment, and prize-driven competition. With a focus on athlete development and global visibility, WSOAW is redefining what arm wrestling looks like in the modern age.📍 Next Event:WSOAW Finals – November 1, 2025 – San Diego, CA💰 Over $150,000 in cash & prizes📱 Follow on Instagram:World Series of Arm WrestlingRadiate is a new multi-genre streaming platform created to support independent creators with faster distribution, better visibility, and fair monetization. Available on Roku, Amazon Fire, iOS, Google Play, Smart TVs (Samsung, LG, Vizio), and the web.🔗 www.RAYD8TV.com💡 Distributed through Ready Set Go Distribution🎬 Over 500 titles from indie filmmakers—and growingInstagram: @greggxfsRadiate TV: rayd8tv.comWSOAW IG: @worldseriesofarmwrestlingStorehouse Media Group – Books | Films | Podcasts | Purpose📍 storehousemediagroup.com🎙️ Simulcast on The Neil Haley Show and Storehouse Media Group Podcast📝 Key Topics Covered:💬 Quotes from Gregg Sharp:🏆 About World Series of Arm Wrestling (WSOAW):📺 About Radiate TV (RAYD8):👤 Follow Gregg Sharp:🎬 Brought to you by:

In this transformative episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark and co-host Neil Haley welcome visionary author, entrepreneur, and financial architect Barbara Guth. A returning guest and friend of the show, Barbara joins to discuss the final installment in her groundbreaking trilogy, The Evolution of Finance, and her life’s mission to reimagine how finance can serve humanity—not control it.Barbara shares insights on her soon-to-launch third volume, The Evolution of High Finance, and introduces listeners to her patent-pending innovation: the Sovereign Revenue Trust Entity (SRTE)—a new legal structure designed to return creative control to inventors and innovators. She also dives deep into themes of mutual respect in investing, the divine feminine in finance, the destructive roots of usury, and how true abundance and global peace are possible when we shift financial systems away from exploitation and toward collaboration.Her call to action is bold: restructure the global finance model to empower innovation, restore sovereignty, and protect the sacred act of creation.Why finance needs a spiritual and systemic transformationHow The Evolution of Finance trilogy challenges the status quoWhat the Sovereign Revenue Trust Entity (SRTE) is and why it mattersThe impact of divine feminine energy in financial systemsHow inventors are exploited—and how to protect their sovereigntyReclaiming free will and creative direction in businessThe long-term dangers of centralized power and unchecked usuryHow finance can shift humanity toward peace and cooperationThe role of ethical investing and mutual respect between inventors and investorsWhy September 11 holds special meaning for Barbara’s mission“To protect creation is to liberate humanity.”“Inventors are the heroes of the future. It’s time we stop exploiting them.”“True abundance has never been reached—because we've never had a balanced financial system.”“The divine feminine in finance brings nurturing, protection, and co-creation into a space where only extraction existed before.”“We don’t have to keep playing this game. We can build a new one, together.”The Evolution of Finance by Barbara GuthA revolutionary three-part series that deconstructs exploitative financial systems and proposes new models for sovereignty, mutual respect, and global transformation through finance.Volume I: A New Vision for Entrepreneur InnovationVolume II: From Turn to FreedomVolume III: High Finance (Releasing September 11, 2025)All books are available on Amazon and through theevolutionoffinance.com.Website: theevolutionoffinance.comSRTE Website: jeSAGESSESrte.comLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/barbaraguthStorehouse Media Group – Books | Films | Podcasts | Purpose📍 www.storehousemediagroup.comHelping bold thinkers bring their ideas to the page, screen, and global stage.🎙️ Simulcast on The Neil Haley Show and Storehouse Media Group Podcast📝 Key Topics Covered:💬 Quotes to Remember:📚 About the Trilogy:🌐 Connect with Barbara Guth:🎬 Brought to you by:

In this captivating episode of the Storehouse Media Group Podcast, host Sherrie Price Clark and co-host Neil Haleywelcome acclaimed author and broadcast writer Lorna Graham—whose career spans writing for Dateline NBC, penning speeches for presidents and celebrities, and authoring the novels The Ghost of Greenwich Village and her newest release, Where You Once Belonged.Lorna opens up about the inspiration behind her latest novel, a dual-timeline story about a hardened journalist rediscovering her idealistic roots. Drawing from her own life—including her work in television news and her experience growing up without a mother—Lorna explores how personal experience, professional insight, and emotional honesty combine to create fiction that resonates.The conversation touches on Lorna's writing process, the evolution from her debut novel to her latest work, and the lessons she learned from crafting true stories at Dateline. Whether you're a fan of compelling fiction, fascinated by behind-the-scenes newsrooms, or simply love powerful character-driven stories, this episode will leave you inspired.The story behind Where You Once Belonged and its dual-timeline narrativeHow Lorna’s journalism background at Dateline NBC shaped her fiction writingThe power of meeting your younger self—and being changed by itThe emotional and creative contrast between her two booksBehind-the-scenes inspiration from Dateline: “It’s not about the murder—it’s about the marriage”Why Lorna aims to write fully human antagonists—not just “villains”Her reflections on career, character development, and storytelling in both real life and fictionBeing featured in Jenna Bush Hager’s Read with Jenna spotlightWorking with public figures like Tom Hanks, Harrison Ford, Morgan Freeman, and U.S. PresidentsLorna’s candid take on staying grounded while writing about ambition and regret“What if your younger self inspired you—what if they made you want to become that person again?”“In journalism and in fiction, fairness matters—even to the villains.”“Dateline has taught me that the best stories are about relationships and choices.”“I wanted to write about a character who had the same building blocks as me—but made completely different choices.”Where You Once Belonged by Lorna GrahamA gripping and emotionally rich novel that follows Everly Page, a seasoned journalist with a cynical edge, as she unexpectedly reconnects with the hopeful, fearless young woman she used to be. Set in the world of high-stakes television news and small-town college memories, the novel explores regret, ambition, and rediscovery.Available at all major book retailers and on AmazonFeatured on Read with Jenna by Jenna Bush HagerWebsite: www.lornagraham.comTwitter: @VeryVillageGalBooks: The Ghost of Greenwich Village and Where You Once BelongedStorehouse Media Group – Books | Films | Podcasts | Purpose📍 www.storehousemediagroup.com🎙️ Simulcast on The Neil Haley Show and the Storehouse Media Group Podcast📝 Key Topics Covered:💬 Quotes to Remember:📚 About the Book:🌐 Connect with Lorna Graham:🎬 Brought to you by: