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Thank you for sharing your perspective! It’s true that many behaviors can feel like addictions, and finding healthy outlets like biking can make a big difference. In this episode, Adam Comer discusses the complexities of addiction and how faith-based recovery can transform lives. It’s a powerful conversation about hope and balance-definitely worth a listen!

@with_SpencerPatton absolutely I attempted suicide 3 times and was planning a forth when a friend got me on a bicycle. I then started bicycling the Lower 48 States and started my own nonprofit for Suicide Prevention Education One Pedal At A Time (OPAAT) Movement

Thank you for sharing your experience and perspective. The complexities of substances like fentanyl and the dangers of contamination are so important to understand. In this episode, Adam Comer discusses the challenges of addressing the opioid crisis and how recovery programs like S2L are making a difference. We appreciate you joining the conversation.

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Hey Adam! We’re so glad you saw this-your story and work with S2L Recovery are truly inspiring. Thank you for the incredible impact you’re making. It’s an honor to share your journey and insights!

We’re so glad to hear you’ve experienced the impact of The Nashville Navigators. Thank you for sharing!

Creating a welcoming space for newcomers and showing them that recovery is possible is so vital. In this episode, Adam Comer talks about the role of community and faith in supporting recovery journeys, which aligns with the value of helping others overcome addiction. We appreciate you adding to the conversation.

Thank you for sharing this insight-addiction truly is a complex and lifelong challenge. In this episode, Adam Comer discusses how understanding both the physical and emotional aspects of addiction can help in recovery, along with the role of faith and community. It’s a powerful conversation about finding hope despite the challenges.

Thank you for your support! While there may not be another season, Charles Hatcher’s insights continue to make an impact, and we’re grateful to share his story and expertise in this episode.

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Thank you for sharing! This is a great idea for encouraging transparency and accountability - definitely a good starting point!

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The legacy of the 11th Airborne is truly remarkable. Major General Winski shares some amazing insights into military history and leadership in this episode-it’s a conversation worth hearing.

Social media has changed how we see the world, and it’s true we’re all still learning how to navigate its impact. In this episode, Will Norton talks about practical ways to address these challenges, especially for parents and adolescents. It’s a tough conversation, but one worth having.

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Expanding access to preschool could make a big difference for families and children. In this episode, Melanie Shinbaum explores challenges in childcare and discusses creative solutions to improve access and affordability. Thanks for sharing your perspective!

The challenges around childcare and affordability definitely touch on larger systemic issues. In this episode, Melanie Shinbaum dives into some of these complexities and discusses potential solutions.

That’s an interesting observation! Christine Rosen shares insights on how social media and technology are shaping the next generation. Definitely worth a listen!

Thanks for sharing that! It’s so true-technology has subtly changed how we interact with the world, often in ways we don’t realize. In this episode, Christine Rosen talks about how these shifts, especially with social media, are impacting kids and families. It’s a fascinating discussion and a reminder that we’re all navigating these changes together!

You’re not wrong-cursive might not be as common in our daily lives anymore, especially with how much is digitized and searchable. It’s fascinating how technology changes what we prioritize, which is something Christine Rosen touches on in this episode. The impact of these shifts, especially on kids, makes for a great discussion.

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Thanks for being one of the first to comment! 🎉 We’re excited to hear your thoughts on this episode. Christine Rosen shares some powerful insights on how social media impacts kids and families.

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Great point! The way success is defined has definitely evolved over time, shaped by cultural, technological, and societal changes. Thanks for sharing your insight!

Kevin Menezes shares such an inspiring vision for spreading the gospel in India. His faith and leadership are truly impactful-thank you for sharing your encouragement.

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Addressing workforce challenges in Middle TN involves creating competitive opportunities for employees-something we discuss in our content. Stay tuned for more insights!

Pay is definitely a big part of the conversation around workforce challenges. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

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Thank you! Relationships and teamwork truly are powerful forces, and it’s amazing to see how they play a role in addressing challenges like the workforce deficit. We’re glad you enjoyed the conversation.

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Thanks for sharing your perspective! It’s true-hunger isn’t always visible, even in communities like Brentwood. That’s why the work Chris and Elaine Whitney are doing with One Generation Away is so powerful. Raising awareness is key, and they talk in this episode about how collaboration and community support make a huge difference. We’d love for more people to hear their story and get involved!

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The balance between individual rights and societal safety is definitely a challenging and deeply philosophical issue. Katie’s work focuses on finding ways to bridge divides and create safer communities, and it’s always insightful to hear how these broader frameworks influence the conversation. Your points about natural rights and institutional trust are thought-provoking and highlight the complexity of these debates. We appreciate you engaging with the episode and adding to the discussion!

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Education is definitely a critical topic, and in this episode, Gino Bulso talks about the challenges and solutions for improving our systems. It’s a conversation worth having-thanks for tuning in!

Other people also share that view! In this episode, Gino Bulso discusses the role of federal vs. state control in education and how government spending impacts schools. Thanks for adding to the conversation.

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You bring up an important concern. Balancing state and federal roles in education is complex and brings up challenging issues. In this episode, Gino Bulso talks about the impact of government spending on education and the importance of accountability.

Let’s hope for the best! 🙏 In this episode, Gino Bulso shares his insights on the changes that could help. Thanks for watching!

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Education and the role of government are definitely topics that spark strong feelings. In this episode, Gino Bulso talks about the impact of federal policies and spending, touching on some of these big-picture issues.