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On today's episode of American gypC podcast I had the pleasure of talking to Visionary Artist Burgandy Viscosi. Burgandy is a North American Artist who started her artistic journey after a death experience at 20. She realized it may take a lifetime of creation to come close to expressing the visions she had during this experience.

She also love helping others bring their own visions to life through visionary commission paintings or murals as well as painting portraits of your loved ones.

Currently her work dives deep into an alchemy of philosophy, physics and culture, all dancing together on one canvas. She strives to create visions that help awaken humanity to their collective consciousness through color, intention and play.

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On today's episode we're discussing attachment theory and how that plays into our relationship and communication styles. Thomas Westenholz is an author, couples therapist specializing in attachment theory, and facilitator in psychedelics, breathwork, and ecstatic dance. With a rich background in enhancing mental health and relationships through these diverse modalities.

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My own story with attachment and psychedelics started with my son's remarkable journey, which defies the odds and embodies resilience. Born with a life-limiting condition, his survival spurred a quest for innovative solutions. Through pioneering research and unwavering determination, we challenged medical norms, ultimately saving his life. His story is a testament to the power of perseverance and the boundless potential of human innovation.

My expertise bridges the gap between traditional therapy and alternative healing practices, focusing on how psychedelics can play a transformative role in personal growth and relationship dynamics.

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On today's episode, I had a chance to talk to serial entrepreneur, philanthropist, bestselling author & 2024 Presidential Candidate Harvey Wizard. Harvey is also a polymath and 7-figure entrepreneur who beat the SAT & the college admission process. He is a man of many talents including $150/hr NYC street musician, published songwriter, documentary filmmaker, award-winning photographer, and globetrotting standup comedian.

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On today's episode, we had an inspiring conversation with Dr. Donald White about chemistry, his research and latest kids book series. Dr. White earned his bachelor’s and Masters’ in Chemistry and his PhD in Material Science & Engineering from the historic Tuskegee University. As a Tri-Alumnus, his research includes the synthesis, derivation, and incorporation of Nanocellulose into synthetic polymers. While a graduate at Tuskegee he was a part of one of the largest multidisciplinary consortia funded by The National Science Foundation: The Center for Sustainable Nanotechnology (CSN). While in The Center he was able to collaborate with researchers from Johns Hopkins, Wisconsin, and Minnesota Universities. His research has resulted in one publication: Impact of Silanization on the Structure, Dispersion Properties, and Biodegradability of Nanocellulose as a Nanocomposite Filler; one awarded patent (Nanocellulosic Compositions Patent No. 11,084,907), and one pending patent: Carbon Sequestration of Ambient CO2 via Nanocellulosic Material.

These green technologies have landed Dr. White a host of awards including: Emerging Research Nationals (Nano-Science Division),  Alabama Academy of Science (Chemistry Division), and Joint Annual Research Symposium(Chemistry Division). Also including, a nomination to the MIT-Lemelson’s Inventors Award.

Dr. White’s passion in research has led him into his mission of STEM education. He is the author of the interactive book series You’re A Chemist Too!” Under the trade name DaChemist, he goes into the public-school system to educate kids in middle and high schools of the importance of chemical research.

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On today's episode, we had the pleasure of talking to Mickias (Mickey) Solomon about the dynamics of adapting to life in Ethiopia and American as well as what it takes to climb the corporate ladder. As a young kid, Mickey moved to Ethiopia and had to adjust to a new environment and language. Later on in his life, he had to integrate back into America. Life in Ethiopia and America differ significantly, as Mickey emphasizes in the episode. Everything from etiquette to the way the financial system is set up. This can be challenging for most people but what I find interesting is how Mickey was able to harness the best of both worlds to help him advance in the financial industry. 

Mickias Solomon is a Vice President within the Finance & Business Management line of business at JP Morgan Chase & Co. Prior to his current role, he worked in Global Transaction Banking Strategy & Business Management as well as Transaction Banking Sales at MUFG Union Bank. One of the things he pointed out in the podcast was the importance of networking and how that helped him transition from service industry to finance and banking. 

Mickey also has a passion for FinTech so we touched on a few emerging technologies like blockchain and integration of that in finance. 

On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're discussing radical self-care, Cryotherapy, and new year goals. As you know we love talking about health and wellness on this Podcast and New Years is usually a universal queue to do a status check on your goals and general well-being. 

Radical self-care goes beyond just physical health and includes emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. It is a form of self-care that prioritizes taking proactive steps to maintain one's overall well-being and happiness.

It involves setting personal boundaries, saying "no" to things that do not serve you, and taking time for self-reflection and self-discovery. It can include practices such as meditation, exercise, healthy eating, spending time in nature, pursuing hobbies and interests, and seeking help from professionals when needed.

The idea behind radical self-care is to create a healthy balance between one's physical, emotional, and mental needs, and to prioritize self-care as a means of preventing burnout, reducing stress, and improving overall health and happiness. By taking a proactive approach to self-care, we can cultivate resilience, strengthen our relationships with others, and lead a more fulfilling life.

As a form of radical self-care this month, our co-host Merc had a chance to try cryotherapy, which she describes in the podcast. Cryotherapy is a form of alternative therapy that involves exposing the body to extremely low temperatures, typically in a specialized chamber. The temperature in the chamber is usually maintained between -120°C and -180°C. It's often marketed as a way to reduce pain and inflammation, speed up recovery from injury, improve skin conditions, and boost energy levels and mood. Some athletes and fitness enthusiasts use cryotherapy as a way to enhance their performance, reduce muscle soreness, and improve recovery time after workouts.

Everyone's needs and definitions of self-care are different, the key is to identify what you need, listen to your body and emotions, and make self-care a regular part of your routine. Tell us what your idea of self-care is in the comment!

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Michael & Kymberly about Iron Wars 7, their fitness journey, weight loss surgery, and keeping a happy marriage. Micheal & Kym Nichole host Somethin' in Common podcast and you can find links to that and socials below. Thank you for tuning in, make sure you subscribe for more great content!

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Hector Simoudis about how to create a successful eLearning Program. Hector is the Co-founder of eLearning Partners, a company specializing in developing eLearning programs and online courses for small to mid-sized organizations.  

Hector, a well-traveled Greek born and raised in the Middle East, experienced a melting pot of cultures from an early age. He considers himself lucky to be exposed to so many different lifestyles, religions and walks of life.

These experiences made him who he is today - a connector who values meaningful relationships above all.

As a Co-Founder of eLearning Partners, a company specializing in creating custom micro-learning curriculums, Hector's number one focus is building long-lasting relationships with clients and partners.

Hector is a life-long learner, who struggled with dyslexia growing up, which ignited his dedication and empathy for learners, especially learners challenged with learning differences.

This contributes to his laser focus on the quality and delivery of the micro-learning content eLearning Partners produces.

He prides himself in helping companies to improve emotional engagement with their employees, therefore, increasing employee retention and productivity.

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Dr. Vineet Nair about the fundamentals of a healthy lifestyle. Dr. Vineet Nair is a family physician, owner of The Core Family Health Centre, and author of Healthier You: A Family Doctor’s Guide to the Fundamentals of Better Living. He has been passionate about primary care since beginning practice in 2003 and he has always been interested in the big picture outlook on health and healthy lifestyles. In addition, Dr. Nair has been involved in primary care reform through trying to find ways to improve the care that family doctors provide to patients, through the promotion of Advanced-Access scheduling, electronic medical record usage, and now a focus on the fundamentals of healthy living. Dr. Nair is also an adjunct professor at the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry at Western University. He lives in London, Ontario with his wife and their two sons.

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Richard Bagdonas about beating stage IV cancer and his fitness program that helped. When bodybuilder Richard Bagdonas was diagnosed with cancer at the age of forty-five, he set out to design a new fitness regimen to help him fight that battle.

One that would keep his mind and body strong enough to win.

After beating stage IV cancer—and then COVID pneumonia—Richard started sharing his workout story and building a dedicated community of FitFAB warriors.

This led to the release of Fit for Any Battle, his best-selling book that describes Richard's health journey as well as laying out the structure for the FitFAB workout.

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Jenn Junod about overcoming adversity and her podcasting journey. Jenn has a story of her own. As a child, she suffered solitary confinement, physical abuse, mental abuse, sexual abuse, rape, divorce, abortion, cutting, and suicide attempts. Her turbulent background has forged a path to help those who are suffering, ignored and silenced. Sh!t You Don’t Want to Talk About is a place people can come to find hope and healing, to know they are not alone, and to finally be heard. 

Clearly, Jenn’s been through plenty of sh!t most people probably don’t want to even acknowledge, let alone talk about. She thought she’d dealt with her past, but brain surgery in November 2020 unleashed a tsunami of memories that couldn’t be ignored. Working through trauma, depression, anxiety, bipolar type 2, and ADHD will be a lifelong journey. Jenn strives to break the stigma of Sh!t You Don't Talk About and turn it into Sh!t 2 Talk About.

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On today episode of American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Sarah Strong about her Starseed Activation and Channeling Journey. Sarah Strong is a light worker, star seed and here to seed the light so that humanity can ascend and start living in new paradigms and become enlightened! she is a star seed coach and a divine feminine activation coach and love serving both men and women through their spiritual awakening process and into deep soul exploration.

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I'm originally from Australia and have had a full and colourful life experience! I'm bisexual, very sexually open, had a Bi-polar/Narcissistic mother and had an absent father growing up, I was never parented or loved by them as a child, struggled with drugs and alcohol for 21 years and now live free of substances through deep spiritual practices and a lot of really hard work!!! I've lived globally for most of my life in places including London, Manchester, Sydney, Japan, traveled extensively throughout Europe, North Africa, India, Thailand and Nepal and now reside in the United States.

I'm super passionate about life and love holding space for people to become the most that they can be!!! Let's have a chat and see how we can enhance the lives of your audience and beyond!!!

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast we had the pleasure of talking to Makda Alemseged, CEO of Jigna Lifestyle brand. Makda is Eritrean and in celebration of 31st Independence Day on May 24th we wanted to highlight Jigna Brand. The word Jigna is a Tirgrinya (Eritrean) term that translates to warrior. The Jigna brand is for those that are warriors at heart. Those of you that are relentless in your pursuit; be it in life, love, health, education, finances, career, stability, happiness, aspirations you name it. 

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Leon Porcher about his Cannabis Farm. Teddy's Veggies is a family farm that produces top-shelf products refined for the people of Massachusetts. They have a purpose-driven initiative to utilize the legalization of cannabis to positively affect change in Massachusetts, specifically areas disproportionately impacted by cannabis prohibition.

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, Klaccik had a chance to talk to Samson Fletcher, Mr. O'Beast and Noah from Iron Addicts Gym. Samson Fletcher is a 2x Drug Free Powerlifting World Champion and son of the legendary C.T Fletcher. Everyone on this episode is getting ready for IRON WARS VI on May 20th at Iron Addicts Gym.

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Dr. Craig Wright about the power of Numerology. Craig Wright is a native of Baltimore, Maryland where he studied religion and philosophy in his youth as a member of the Baltimore Ethical Society.  He holds degrees in Psychology and Metaphysics. He is an Ordained Metaphysical Minister, and a Certified Metaphysical Practitioner.

It was the tragic death of a friend in the summer of 1972 that prompted Craig to search for the meaning of life. This began his study of NUMEROLOGY. After many years of personal research, Craig went public in 1988. This was the year he met Rev. Hazell Cassell and was invited to be a guest on her radio program.

Craig's presentation on Numerology generated so much excitement that people began to ask him to share his knowledge about this fascinating science. The momentum has continued to grow. Craig's services have been sought nationally and internationally. He has served as a resource to several Human Service Agencies by conducting seminars and workshops. He has a wide array of clientele who consult with him regularly on personal as well as business matters.

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're chatting with Joshua Ford about his revolutionary online personal training program. Joshua Ford is the CEO & Co-Founder of HipTrain, a VC-backed startup that provides live, 1-on-1 personal training sessions for just $5.99 a 30-min session.  As the son of two teachers, he is passionate about creating more affordable and accessible services for people of all income levels. 

Prior to starting HipTrain, he was an early employee and served for three years as Head of Global Business Development at Candid, a venture-backed company focused on making oral healthcare more accessible and affordable. 

He previously led strategic partnerships in Latin America for Uber. He also worked for the White House, FIFA (in both South Africa and Brazil), IBM, Endeavor and The Gap Partnership.

He has served on the Board of Trustees for HOBY (Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership) International, EACEF (East African Childrens' Education Fund), The Dare to Dream Travel Scholarship and the Broughton Travel Fellowship. 

Joshua was Fulbright Scholar in Mexico where he researched entrepreneurship in emerging markets and was a Morehead-Cain Scholar in the Honors Program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he earned his B.A. in Global Studies. 

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we had a chance to reconnect with Colin C. Thompson about mental fitness and positive intellegence. Colin is the founder of Oligye Enterprises (United States and China) a business consulting, coaching, and training company. Colin holds a coaching certification from the International Coaching Federation (ICF). As a result of his consulting, training, and coaching services, individuals, teams, and organizations have developed and enhanced work and leadership skills essential for success in both personal and professional environments. His training provides organizations and groups the knowledge and ability to develop competitive advantages over their competition while developing employees that are move valuable in the workforce. Colin's facilitation and lecture topics provide teams, groups, and individuals with an increased level of confidence and empowerment in reaching personal and professional goals. 

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Chris Seferyn about his experience living abroad in Mexico and 20 years of experience in the hospitality business. Chris Grew up in Philly and spent 20 years mostly in the Midwest (Kansas City, MO + New Orleans) building, owning, and managing 16 of his restaurants, bars, and nightclubs. 

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Austin Schicker on his experience at Iron Addicts Gym, his fitness & growing up in LA. We met Austin at the Iron Addicts gym in Signal Hill, California for Sam Fletcher's boot camp. Austin is also a Southern California native and he gives us some insight into what it's like growing up in California.

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we are discussing game theory, mathematics and technology with Noah Healy. Noah is a Software Developer and recreational mathematician who has become an expert on game theory and designing marketplaces. Building on breakthroughs merging physics and mathematics in the 20th century, he has developed a patent-pending system to supersede commodity markets. 

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast we are celebrating the release of 100 total episodes between season 1 & 2. It's been a great ride so far and as always we will strive for consistent self-improvement so you can count on us to keep getting creative with the direction of the podcast. We are grateful for all the guests that were featured in seasons 1 & 2. We would like to give special thanks to Dino Yemane for being our first sponsor! we would also like to give thanks to Jackie Bebenroth for being our first donator! Most of all, thank you for listening! stay tuned!

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Jackie Bebenroth about the importance of embracing change as a brand and business owner. Jackie draws from over two decades of experience in the marketing world to help visionary leaders in nutrition, fitness, and wellness improve customer acquisition and retention.

She's developed a communication methodology called the Change Marketing Framework based on the idea that change is cyclical, not linear. When people embrace this idea, they're empowered to enjoy quick wins and lessons learned (NOT perceived failures!) at every attempt for personal growth. With this understanding, marketers can better connect and cultivate relationships throughout the cycles of change.

At her agency, Muse Headquarters, she leads a team of strategists and creatives who are dialed into the needs of clients where behavior and lifestyle change is a prerequisite to success.

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Chris Lalomia about his small business ownership journey. Chris is a successful entrepreneur and change leader that has built on his experience working with the largest companies in America to start his own business from scratch.  He brings his unique style to leadership to build a culture of professionalism to the blue collar world of home renovations.  He left the corporate zoo and ventured into the entrepreneurial wild and started The Trusted Toolbox: Home Repair and Projects in 2008.  YES, he started a business right before the Great Recession, so timing the market is not his strength.  He survived through that time and has grown his business into a multimillion dollar handyman and remodeling company which has won numerous awards in Atlanta, GA.

Chris is originally from Jackson, MI, and he does use his hand to show where he lived.  He went to college and earned his Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Mechanical Engineering.  His path to business ownership was similar to most people’s journey to their current position… spinning and winding… His first engineering job was at Curtiss-Wright Flight systems making airplane parts, but soon realized he needed to add some other business skills to his resume, he joined Accenture and began working with large banks to help them merge, which led him to SunTrust(now Truist) where he transformed the commercial loan operations department… That meandering path led him to make the leap into starting his own business, The Trusted Toolbox in 2008.  His company is focused on processes and training to deliver home renovations and earning customers trust each day.  The culture in the company is on continuous improvement and allowing the “artists” in the company to show off their talents as they are set up for success.  Chris appears regularly as a guest on WSB95.5’s Home FixIt Show and TrustDaleTV providing advice on home projects for consumers and answering their questions.

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Roger Williams about being intentional with crossing off items on your bucket list. Roger Williams is the host of The Crossing It Off podcast which encourages and empowers others to live out their list with intention and encourages them to understand the worth of their own labor. Roger has currently taken a gap year to explore the world and cross off items on the bucket list. He has spent the last 30 plus years in Youth Development and teaching. After a year of quarantine, two heart attacks, a 480 mile trek across Northern Spain and quitting his job, he decided to take an adult gap-year. He is currently traveling the world, podcasting while crossing off items on the list. 

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Odofoley Oquaye about world travel and her travel app Sardines. Odofoley is of Ghanaian descent, currently residing in Raleigh, NC. She has been working in the SaaS industry since 2013 with over 15 years of customer service experience.  She is also the designated planner in her circle of friends when it comes to organizing trips and host of O's Odyssey Podcast. 

Odofoley along with her business partner Shenee Matthews-Hayes are the founders of Sardines, LLC. Sardines connects travelers that like to plan with other like-minded travelers that are looking to travel with a group. It's also a great way for women to feel safer traveling the world in the comfort of a group. Link to Sardine below for more information. 

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On today's episode American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Jason Washington about his brand Pushing Healthy Lifestyles (PHL). Jason is a workout connoisseur, fitness expert, author, and gym junkie from born Richmond CA. He has over two decades of experience in the sports community, ranging from being a college athlete to coaching Nike high school combine teams across the country, mentoring high school athletes as they transition from high school to collegiate sports, and working as a Life Coach/Personal Trainer in both the private and professional sports sectors. He got into this business by participating in sports and constantly exercising to improve and influence others.

His brand PHL includes clothing, equipment, shirts, hats, jackets, outfits, hoodies, beanies, fitness motivation books, exercise sliders, and more. PHL benefits the community by supporting healthy growth and development in the community and encouraging stronger family and social connectedness. PHL is a fitness movement that aims to encourage individuals to lead healthier, more active lives.

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Merc about Crypto, Shib The Metaverse, and Living Abroad. This episode was recorded when Shib The Metaverse information was first released. We break down some of the information for the metaverse and the Shiba Inu ecosystem. If you're not familiar with Shiba Inu it's a coin that recently came into existence and is termed "Dog coin" or "Meme Coin" but here on the show, we love Shiba. It actually has a lot of utility that Doge doesn't. For example the Shiba Swap, Metaverse, NFT Collection, and an amazing community all within a year. The price went up an astronomical amount within the last year and already made plenty of millionaires when it deleted some zeros. When we first got into Shiba it had 5 zeros in front of it and now it has 4 zeros and everyone is waiting for the .01 or .1 mark which would be life-changing for a lot of people, now that would be the biggest wealth transfer. We invest and believe in a lot of other coins and tokens but Shiba Inu is definitely one of our favorites. If you're interested in crypto and blockchains we have several episodes where we and other experts break down the terminologies and concepts in a digestible manner. The Youtube channel has it in a playlist.

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On today's episode American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Mayara Souza about the benefits of sound healing therapy and holistic wellness. Mayara is a sound therapist and holistic wellness practitioner. She uses acoustic sound, simple spiritual practices, and easy science-based techniques to help her clients release emotional blocks that might be creating static in their minds, excessive physical, mental, or emotional stress, or even chronic conditions. Mayara also specializes in Biofield Tuning (BT) which is a sound healing modality that helps to relieve mental, emotional, and physical stress. BT uses tuning forks to help restore balance in the electromagnetic system of the body. 

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In today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're discussing living in Bali, entrepreneurship, and Ayahuasca vs Ibogaine with Danielle Thompson. Danielle has spent the last 10 years traveling, exploring, and starting businesses. She runs a company called Design Match which matches designers with work at tech start-ups. Danielle is currently living in Bali and gives us a taste of what it's like living in Indonesia and also other countries she has traveled to. During her journey, she came across some plant medicine that has changed her life including Ayahuasca and Ibogaine. She tells us about her experience and the differences between the 2 plants. 

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast, we're talking to Dan McCrory about his books and dealing with Parkinson's Disease. Dan McCrory has been writing in just about every field imaginable from the age of 11. His nonfiction book Capitalism Killed the Middle Class: 25 Ways the System is Rigged Against You, published last year, has won the Page Turner Awards. McCrory was published in the 2020 anthology of California's Best Emerging Poets. His first novel, You Will Forever Be My Always, is now available on Amazon. 

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast we are talking to Don Gatewood about Resume Development and Salary Negotiation. For 21 years, Don Brien Gatewood has led several nonprofit initiatives in Detroit and Washington DC. Gatewood has led large teams, program operations, strategic planning, accounting, communications, compliance regulations, fundraising for several organizations including American Red Cross and Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit and Washington and the Center for Workforce Inclusion.

Gatewood is currently co-founder and CEO of The Initiative Baltimore, a Professional Leadership Consultant, and the host of the podcast, Leadership and Professional Development with Don Gatewood.

He completed his bachelor’s studies at Wayne State University and master’s degree at University of Maryland. Gatewood also has a Certified Workforce Development Professional, DTM in Toastmasters International, Board of Director at Oglethorpe, Labor Management Committee, and a Contract Negotiator.

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast we're talking to Fletcher Ellingson and his son Oliver Ellingson about what causes a breakdown and 5 C method for dealing with it. Fletcher Ellingson is a speaker, coach, and founder of The Practice of Feeling Good in Business and Life, a coaching and training company. Fletcher helps people evolve their thinking in order to solve their biggest challenges around time, money and people allowing them to powerfully fulfill their mission.

In addition to over 25 years of speaking, coaching, and performing for audiences across the United States, he and his wife Amy, host a weekly television show during which they address topics of health, wealth, and relationships. Having gone through losing a business to building a multi-million dollar business and having worked with a wide variety of organizations he is able to help shift a company’s collective thinking. The result is the ability to expeditiously close operational and visionary gaps allowing new levels of productivity and culture.

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast we are having a conversation with Mystic Intuitive & Medium Audrye Arbe. Audrye is also a clairvoyant, energy healer, an artist, course creator and wellness facilitator. Audrye also facilitates courses for people to better their relationships with others, to get away from the ISM's (racism, sexism, etc.). She helps mother's to have a better relationship with their kids, as well as helps couples to have a more romantic and intimate relationship. 

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast we're talking to Scott Feld about MindZenMotion and Dax to the Max. Scott is a Certified Life Skills Coach for Kids at MindZenMotion which is an engaging and fun Life Skill/Mindset Power Parties and Power Quests for tweens and teens. He is also the author of Dax to the Max, the first in a series that shows kids their inner Super Powers (ISP).

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast we're discussing Scalar Light and Quantum Remote Healing with Tom Paladino. Tom is a Scalar Energy Researcher with over 25 years of experience developing healing techniques designed to help people all over the world to recover from pathogenic infection and experience true health and wellness.

The story begins back in Tom’s undergraduate days when he became inspired by his research into the work of various scientists. Exploring the discoveries and theories of Hieronymus, Moray, Priore, and Nikola Tesla, he was intrigued by the existence of an energy that is not part the electromagnetic spectrum. Taking this as his inspiration, he dedicated himself to a course of independent study in order to better understand the possibilities of this unique energy with the ultimate aim of successfully harnessing it. Tom realized that the scalar energy he was studying has been known to many cultures throughout the ages; it may be referred to as prana, chi, radiant energy, zero-point energy, qi, orgone or eloptic energy. Encouraged by the timeless, all- pervading nature of this fundamental energy source, and after years of experimentation and modification, Tom Paladino developed a unique healing technique using scalar energy called Scalar Light that appears to have the ability to transmute pathogens quickly and painlessly.

Tom is passionate about helping people achieve their health and wellness goals and is an enthusiastic guest with a plethora of wisdom that is sure to captivate your listeners.

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast we're discussing China-Russian Relations with Xiaochen Su, Ph.D. Xiaochen is a business risk consultant in Tokyo, Japan, as well as the Founder and Managing Director of the Study Abroad Research Institute, a Tokyo-based non-profit organization promoting international education. He previously worked in East Africa, Taiwan, South Korea, and Southeast Asia.

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast we're talking to Kassandra Gordon about her creative and entrepreneurial journey. Kassandra is a London-based award-winning multidisciplinary artist, digital content creator and social commentator who through a journey of self-discovery found inspiration to channel the experience, texture, and voice of herself and her community into her craft. 

Kassandra has a her own creative YouTube channel and a podcast called the Black Creative Handbook.

For Kassandra, jewellery/art  has become more than creating bold and unapologetic pieces; her story lives in what she creates. In 2020 her lightbulb moment came as she started to express her own voice in her work and using it to support other Black, minority, and first-generation creatives. 

Kassandra explores the themes of identity, heritage, and relationships in her work. 

Kassandra has been appointed by Birmingham City University as a Visiting Professor and Industry Fellow. Kassandra is producing a jewelry and heritage film. 

Kassandra was part of the Pantene, Project Embrace and Black Minds Matter UK hair 

discrimination campaign ‘My hair won’t be silenced’ 

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast we're talking to Wajid Hassan. From Pakistan to England and then settling in America, Wajid has lived an interesting and varied life in many fields of endeavor. From a technical background as a Field Service Engineer, to stand up comedian with over twenty years as a union actor doing voice over, narration, commercials as well as TV and movie roles.

He also encompasses over forty years experience in the field of metaphysics, healing, spirituality and new age concepts. An avid hiker he managed to climb to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in 2006 Africa’s highest mountain in Tanzania. He is a humanitarian and environmentalist always looking for ways to improve life for people along with a deep love for our Planet and all the plants and animals who reside upon Her back. As a qualified Speaker, Healer and Teacher he can demonstrate how to reignite the spiritual flame within us and send it outwards to all, improving not only our own personal lives but those of all lifestreams that live on our beautiful world.

Something he outlines in detail in his #1 bestseller on Amazon, “The Struggle for World Sanity!” which will inspire and uplift those who read it.

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On today's episode of American gypC Podcast we're talking to Clarissa Burt about the importance of building self-esteem. Clarissa Burt is an internationally acclaimed award-winning media personality/producer/director, writer, author, public speaker and former supermodel and winner of the Celebrity Survivor show! With hundreds of television and film credits to her name, this “Who’s Who” of International and American Women brings over 35 years of entertainment industry experience in both International and American markets.

Clarissa is the Founder and CEO of In the Limelight Media, a multi-media platform consisting of TV/video, a podcast and a digital magazine. Her forthcoming book entitled The Self-Esteem Regime published by Roman and Littlefield is due in November 2021.

She was the first American to present Russian TV at the Kremlin, has had two private audiences with Pope John Paul II honoring her social work. As the Ambassador to the United States, she actively helped African women win the Nobel Peace Prize in 2011.

Clarissa has graced the cover of over 250 fashion and beauty magazines, and has walked the runway for many major international clothing designers. Ms. Burt’s rise to celebrity stardom started in Italy where she lived for 30 years and worked as a television personality for Italian television.

Among her many film portrayals, Clarissa can be remembered in the award-winning Warner Brothers release, The Neverending Story II where she played the mean queen, Xayide.

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