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"Mostly Unscripted" is a podcast about life, liberty and the pursuit of reality TV fame. Host Sam Pezzullo gets candid on everything from pop culture to lifestyle to the Real Housewives and beyond. Thanks for listening. We hope you enjoy. Don't forget to subscribe, share and review!
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Pastor Chris Bowles and his wife Alisha lead Liberty Church - a Foursquare congregation in Palmdale, CA. Liberty Church mission is to help every person pursue God's presence in their life.
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Frankly Speaking With Sendra D. delves into the vibrant confluence of wealth, power, and spirituality. Hosted by Sendra D,, known for her candid and unfiltered approach, this podcast invites listeners into uncensored conversations with Business, Political, and Spiritual Leaders, and Innovators who trail-blaised both in their careers and personal lives with purpose. Each episode offers insights into how our guests used their inner resources to fuel their successes and professional journeys wh ...
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This podcast is merging with Designing Impact! Check it out: https://anchor.fm/designing-impact/support You've arrived at the intersection of self-improvement, social innovation, and design. On the Designing Impact podcast, you'll receive insight into how to grow yourself and your social enterprise through practical tips to improve your individual and team's performance. I'll be speaking to social entrepreneurs and thought leaders who are creating systemic innovation in a variety of industri ...
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In this insightful episode, Sendra Dorcé sits down with Luni Libes, the visionary co-founder and CEO of Africa Eats, a holding company that nurtures and accelerates the growth of early-stage agribusinesses across Africa. Luni shares his journey as he deals with the challenges faced by agribusinesses in Africa. He discusses his 30+ year journey as a…
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In this new episode of "Frankly Speaking with Sendra D.," I had the pleasure of interviewing Barry Lapping, a seasoned Vipassana Teacher and the director of Dhamma Dhara Vipassana Meditation Center in Shelburne, Massachusetts. He shared insights into the Vipassana practice, emphasizing the importance of self-discovery and empowerment. He discussed …
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In this episode of Frankly Speaking with Sendra D., we sit down with Michael Doyle, CEO & Brand Champion of Brand Iron, a brand consulting & marketing firm that forges brands and drives revenue. A renowned brand expert with over 20 years of experience in building and transforming brands. Raised over $5 billion for clients. Helped 40 companies get a…
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In this captivating episode of Frankly Speaking with Sendra D., I welcomed an incredible financier and investor, Mr. Thomas Roell, managing partner and CEO of piHub in Frankfurt, Germany. He shares his journey from a background in banking to founding his own company, focusing on private debt loans, real estate, and infrastructure facilitation. We d…
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In this engaging episode of "Frankly Speaking with Sendra D," host Sendra Dorcé delves into the intricate world of international politics and humanitarian efforts with guest Adrian Rauko, former special forces (Austria) & CEO@iC agency. The conversation covers topics such as the political landscape in Ukraine, the role of leaders like Zelensky, and…
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In this incredible episode of Frankly Speaking with Sendra D., host Sendra Dorcé converses with distinguished Dr. Nikhil Mehta from Pune India, who is trained in Western Modern Medicine and is an expert in Ayurvedic Medicine for more than 3 decades where he discusses this intricate journey of learning and practicing this ancient form of healing. Th…
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In this compelling episode of "Frankly Speaking with Sendra D.," host Sendra Dorcé engages in a profound conversation with Lieutenant Colonel Jason Pike, a combat veteran and Author with a remarkable military career spanning over 31 years. Lt. Colonel Pike's journey is a testament to resilience and perseverance in the face of adversity. The episode…
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In this riveting episode of Frankly Speaking with Sendra D., host Sendra Dorcé engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Robin Caral Shaw, CEO & Esquire/Mediator, diving deep into the intricate world of female narcissism. Sendra and Robin bring their unique backgrounds in psychology and law to the table, providing listeners with a comprehens…
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Welcome to another captivating episode of Frankly Speaking with Sendra D. Today, I’m thrilled to have Richard Mason, who is an extraordinary leader and proven financier and investor with over 20 years in the world of real estate and mortgage note investing. As the CEO & fund manager of Northern Star Mortgage Fund, his unique expertise and profound …
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In this enlightening episode, I engage in a in depth dialogue with Barry Lapping, a seasoned Vipassana Teacher and the director of Dhamma Dhara Vipassana Meditation Center in Shelburne Massachusetts on the beneficial and transformative power of Vipassana meditation and its practical application to disrupt the stress of daily life. The episode explo…
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Welcome to another enlightening episode! In this episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Robin Caral Shaw, an experienced corporate attorney and mediator based in Florida. Robin shared her journey from being a native New Yorker to becoming a successful lawyer and mediator in both Washington, D.C. and Florida. During our conversation, Robin high…
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In this episode, Mr. Alain Mangion, CEO Credinvest International, a finance expert, delves into Africa's financial landscape. He analyzes the strategic roles of China, Russia, the U.S., and Europe in the region, highlighting the need for unified European investment strategies to compete effectively. The discussion covers energy and infrastructure p…
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Simon Sinclair, an expert in the global real estate industry, will be sharing valuable insights in this episode. He will delve into funding platforms, strategic risk mitigation, and cross-border transactions. You will learn about purchasing buildings, hotels, and development sites worldwide, with strategies for minimizing risks through evidence-bas…
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In this episode, leading from an emotionally intelligent mindset is discussed while reflecting on what I observed in my extraordinary family dynamics. I recount how, even at an early age with my siblings, I often took the lead within my household as though I had a fundamental knowledge that I was being prepared for a unique journey. This was the ca…
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I invite you on a profound journey of self-discovery and empowerment as I open up about my tumultuous path, sharing intimate stories of personal loss, addiction, and the struggle to reclaim my life. From affluent beginnings as a diplomat's daughter to my darkest days of substance abuse and the transformative decision to embrace sobriety, I reflect …
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In this episode, through a raw and heartfelt storytelling, I reflect on my tumultuous past, including my experiences growing up in a diplomatic family in Haiti, battling addiction, and losing close family members. I serve as a testament to resilience, the power of self-discovery, and the importance of confronting one's fears. This episode is a hear…
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Join us for what could be the last episode of I4C Trouble. As the mandate comes to an end, Mick and Clare reflect on their years in Brussels. It's been a disappointing yet rewarding experience, where we've strived to use our platform to amplify the struggle for peace, anti-imperialism and a European Union that works for the interest its people. We'…
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This week we welcomed Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories, to present her report ‘Anatomy of a Genocide’ in the European Parliament. Together with Diana Buttu and Daniel Levy, the panel offered invaluable insights into the current crisis in Gaza, its historical and legal context, and Europe’s responsibi…
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We're back after a busy green week of very interesting meetings and events in Ireland and Italy. And how lucky that our return coincides with NATO's 75th anniversary... 75 years of US-led terrorism and impunity. And on that line, Israel continues to escalate tensions internationally, having killed 7 World Central Kitchen aid workers, and bombed the…
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Leo Varadkar's resignation as Irish Taoiseach has taken most by surprise. Mick and Clare discuss what type of legacy he's leaving behind as they debunk the idea it's related to his comments on Palestine while in Washington for Saint Patrick's day. And while some resigned, others were being re-elected. Putin's victory has not come as much of a surpr…
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This week we're back in the studio in Brussels, where we discuss von der Leyen's appointment as EPP lead candidate, making her likely to renew her position as European Commission President. We also discuss our event with Palmed-France doctors returning from Gaza who recount the appalling health situation there, as well as our recent trip to the Sah…
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A bunch of important votes and debates in the EP plenary drew the attention of the Irish media this week. After nearly five years of ignoring the case of Julian Assange, MEPs finally agreed to allow a discussion of his case onto the agenda. So where does his case stand now? The hotly-debated Nature Restoration Law - one of the flagship pieces of le…
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Clare and Mick are back from London, where they attended Julian Assange's extradition hearing. Join us as we discuss the importance of Assange's truth-telling work and the urgent need to stop his wrongful persecution. Why does the EU praise Navalny as a courageous dissident but says nothing about Assange's critical condition and the years of abuse …
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Join us as we discuss Israel's looming military offensive on Rafah and its catastrophic humanitarian consequences at a time when UNRWA's work is on the line. Mick and Clare tell us about this week's debates in the Parliament with UNRWA representatives and stress the need for Ireland to step up its efforts to stop this massacre. We also talk about N…
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We're back in Strasbourg for another plenary week, where Mick and Clare have been silenced multiple times for speaking about Gaza. Join us as we dissect the Parliament's attitude towards the genocide and this new era of McCarthyism, as well as funds for Ukraine, the issue of sanctions and the Irish Government's inability to tackle inequality.…
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This week Clare and Mick are back in Strasbourg for another plenary session. They call out the EU's hypocrisy and cynicism in commemorating the International Day on the Rights of the Child and the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women while refusing to call for a ceasefire in Gaza. Are Palestinian children and women less d…
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It's been over a month of unrelenting bombing, death and horror in the Gaza Strip. And it's been over 75 years of Israeli impunity and colonial violence. Every new death could have been avoided with yesterday's ceasefire. Shame on the EU for refusing to call for one: a ceasefire is not a radical demand, it's the bare minimum! While it's difficult t…
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On this final episode we hear from Andy Worthington, Investigative journalist and activist, who tells us about the plight of the 16 men who have been cleared for release but continue to be detained in Guantánamo. He urges EU governments to take action to end this deplorable situation. And our last speaker is Moazzam Begg, former Guantánamo Bay deta…
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On this third episode we hear from two remarkable legal experts: Alka Pradhan, Human Rights Counsel at the Guantanamo Bay Military Commissions, explains the US’s use of Guantánamo as a legal black hole. She also emphasises the urgent crisis in medical care affecting the men still in Guantánamo, an aging detainee population quickly deteriorating aft…
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While the European Council gathers in Brussels to assess the situation in the Middle East, Mick and Clare explain that calling for anything less than an immediate ceasefire is an abnegation of collective responsibility. Which EU values is the Commission representing? What will it take for the EU to demand an end to collective punishment? The gap be…
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This second episode of the series welcomes human rights attorney Beth Jacob. Beth has represented Guantánamo detainees since 2005. She helps us understand what this facility is and why so many men are still stuck there despite having long been cleared for release. Most importantly, she gives us an insight into the detainees' enduring humanity, thei…
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We’re finally releasing the “Close Guanánamo!” series, a podcast adaptation of an event we recently hosted: the most significant gathering ever assembled on Guantánamo in the European Parliament. This series is a unique opportunity to learn about the horror and lawlessness of this detention facility from those who experienced it. You’ll hear from f…
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After over a week of horror in Gaza, enabled by the EU’s continuous support for Israel and its shameful failure to call out Israeli war crimes and push for a ceasefire, we’re back to discuss what’s happening in Palestine. In addition, we talk about Clare’s recent trip to Bulgaria, the growing political culture of ostracising dissenting voices and t…
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As the world looks on in horror at the situation in Gaza, we take a moment to discuss the need to contextualise recent events and point to the real root of violence: Israel's apartheid against Palestinians. In declaring unconditional support for an extreme right-wing government employing genocidal and dehumanising rhetoric on Palestinians, EU insti…
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We're back in Strasbourg for another plenary week after having organised some very successful events in the past few days, which we're very happy to share with you. We also talk about the tragic developments in Nagorno-Karabakh, where over 100,000 Armenians have been forced to flee; the Media Freedom Act, which despite its name, allows governments …
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We're back from the summer holidays, ready to bring you the latest from the plenary week in Strasbourg. Clare and Mick talk to Bethany about Ursula von der Leyen's State of the European Union (fitting name, if you ask us), the EU throwing taxpayers' money at the arms industry (again), their clash with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, the EU…
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This week we’re wrapping up for the summer. We discuss the Latin American People’s Summit where Mick and Clare had the chance to hear leaders from across the Latin American left. We also discuss a visit to the parliament by Dominic Óg McGlinchey who is seeking a proper investigation into the murder of his parents in the Republic of Ireland in the l…
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