One More Thing Before You Go

On this episode we are going to learn how Elliot Conner, a young man who before the age of 18, took a love of nature and animals and turned it into a global empire of conservation and education. The Human Nature Project was developed by this aspiring young conservationist, photographer and leader. We discuss his passion, motivation and being an advocate for change; his work with organizations spanning local grassroots startups and established international names. How his life goal is to dispel some of the cognitive biases surrounding humans' natural superiority over other lifeforms, and to contribute towards a thriving global community of nature lovers. Elliot is a social entrepreneur, a podcast host, and the CEO of the Human Nature Project Charity. You find more at our website https://www.beforeyougopodcast.com   https://www.elliotconnor.com/  or visit The Human Nature Project at https://humannatureprojects.org/This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode we have a conversation with a woman who shares her journey with Cerebral Palsy, retiring as a music teaching, becoming a podcaster, a writer, as well as currently in University to become a journalist. Her mission is to help others with physical and mental disabilities to find their voices through written or spoken word, using today's assistive technologies as needed. Her journey including being emotionally abused, and developing her podcast, Ask Win which is about celebrating life with people from different walks of life, with a focus on those sharing their stories through writing books and/or blogs. More Information can be found on our website Beforeyougopodcast.comThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode we are going to hear the personal journey of a man that survived a rare form of cancer, only to have cancer return with a vengeance. We are going to learn how embracing the hard, difficult and uncomfortable times we all experience in our lives can be used to make us stronger and more determined and what motivates him every day to live life to the fullest. My guest is Terry Tucker, he has been an NCAA Division I College basketball player, a Citadel cadet, a Marketing executive, a Hospital administrator, an undercover Narcotics Investigator, a SWAT Team Hostage Negotiator, a High School basketball coach, a business owner, and most recently, a cancer warrior. His book “Ten Principles To Leading Your Uncommon and Extraordinary Life” can be found on Amazon and I have a direct link in the show notes on www.beforeyougopodcast.com, as well as more about Terry and his journey.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode were going to learn what it's like to have ALS, (Amyotropic Lateral Sclerosis) also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. We are having a conversation with a woman who is dying from ALS, yet encouraged to live life to the fullest. She has inspired by so much and learned to focus on the positive and remain hopeful about what time she has left. Lorri Knox Carey is going to tell us about her journey with ALS, her diagnosis of having a fatal disease where there is no cure, how she still continues to raise her family and make a positive impact on others. Her story is one of compassion, empathy, support, and living life to the fullest while she still here. She is a mom, a wife, and the host of I'm dying to tell you podcast, as well as and Author of the book with the same title. if you want to learn more about Lorri’s journey you can find convenient and easy links to find her website, her book, and all of her social media contact information at www.beforeyougopodcast.com If you want to know more about ALS and how you can get involved please check out als.org and get educated and informed and involvedThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode we have a conversation with a woman who, in her youth, struggled in abuse and trauma, carrying the pain forth into adulthood. Hating life was her home and daily struggle until the day she decided to change her thoughts and beliefs and pursued love with a fervor that superseded everything else. Now her mission is to guide over a million individuals into the fullness of love so they can pursue their purpose with passion and love. She is passionate about others never having to go another day feeling worthless, unwanted, unloved, feeling guilt, shame, pain, and judgment. Everything Laurie Herbers does is done in love and she believes in honoring all life. She is passionate about leading others to truth, their purpose and falling into love with life, every aspect of it. Her number one goal in life is to change the world through a movement of love from the soul. She is an Empowerment Coach and Author, and her book is Second Chances How I Turned Hate into Love and Found My Purpose. You can find more at www.beforeyougopodcast.com and find her book on Amazon. You can contact her via her website www.soullovelegacy.comThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode we have a conversation about how we’ve made it! We are almost through 2020! In spite of all the heartache and stress that this year has brought, we have reasons to celebrate also. Christmas is the time of year that is celebrated all over the world in a very unique and distinct way. Unfortunately in the past it’s gotten convoluted by commercialism. 2020 has been an unprecedented presentation of negativity, sorrow, loss, and more. because of what we’ve gone through this year, and how people have come back to the real meaning of what Christmas is, and how it's evolved from a pagan ritual to what we celebrate today. https://www.beforeyougopodcast.com This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode we are going to have a conversation with the son of a prominent Arabic linguist from Cairo, who at four years old, was left with his grandparents in post-WWII Germany, was neglected throughout his childhood and shuffled across Egypt, Germany, and London and was an isolated and depressed teen. He survived and overcame becoming a world-renowned surgeon specializing in Oncology and Nutrition. Dr Michael Marwan Meguid conducted research at Harvard's Massachusetts General, MIT, Brigham & Women's, UCLA, and Syracuse University, and discovered groundbreaking advancements in Nutrition with regard to Cancer and other ailments. He is an author, a podcast producer and living the retired life in Florida, we conducted our interview from his small island residence. You can find more about Dr Meguids Podcast, his books and his next projects on my website www.beforeyougopodcast.com Also at Dr Meguid’s website at https://michaelmeguid.com/ His Unique Podcast can be found at: https://makingthecutpodcast.com/ or an any of your favorite platformsThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode we have a conversation about the political environment dehumanizing people, and how society has created the need to draw a line in the sand. We discuss whether or not policy be put the place over politics, and the Polarization of America. My guest is Nick Reed a grassroots activism trainer who delves deeper in all of these subjects. If you wanna learn more about what you can do to get involved and make your voice heard, you can find more about Nick By visiting https://standtogether.org I will have that in the show notes in on my website at www.beforeyougopodcast.comThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode we have a conversation with Brett Allen, a single father, who moved to Northern California , became a wine broker and podcaster who shares his journey of divorce, self growth, PTSD, what it’s like being a single father ....and what family really means. He shares a secret he’s never told anyone about ... until now. Come on in and Join the the conversation !! If you want to listen to The Open Mic Podcast, you’ll find it on all your favorite listening programs as well as on his website https://theopenmicpodcast.show/ and I will have more info and the links in the show notes and at www.beforeyougopodcast.com  This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode you are going to learn how to use music to soothe your soul, calm your mind, and tell your story in a unique way? We’re going to have a conversation with Karina Pardus a composer, solopreneur, and founder of Coy Compositions. She shares her personal journey of managing a family, a business that requires a lot of creativity, balancing her dreams, suffered loss along the way and still thrives among the chaos. She writes music for podcasts, video games, and more. Karina has been a panelist at the Salt Lake Gaming Convention, and a contributor to the Silicon Slopes Tech Summit; she is the mom of 3 kids under the age of 8. She provides a forum for writing original music for podcasts and sonic branding. Find more info at Beforeyougopodcast.com or contact Karina for a quote on your next project no matter what it be via patreon.com/coycompositions,This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode we are going to go on a journey of healing our bodies with alternative methods. We’re going to learn how naturopathic medicine combines the wisdom of nature with the rigors of modern science, and how this approach can benefit your health management. My guest is Dr Faith Coats NMD who is a Naturopathic Medical Doctors. She is trained as primary care provider who diagnoses, treats and manages patients with acute and chronic conditions, while addressing disease and dysfunction at the level of body, mind and spirit. We are going to hear her journey of wanting to be a doctor as a young girl and how she found a way that allowed her to use a holistic and natural practical approach to healing. Dr Coats, NMD is a board-certified, licensed Naturopathic Medical Doctor that specialized in integrative endocrinology. She helps men and women optimize their hormone health so they can feel more like themselves again. Find out more at www.beforeyougopodcast.com and and to find out more about who and what she treats: contact Dr Coats through her websites https://ndconsultlive.com/ and her other services and products at https://faithfuldoc.com/This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode we are going to go on one man’s journey of loss that led to the courage to pursue stand-up Stand-up Comedy. We will learn that having loved ones pass away validates that your time here isn’t guaranteed and should give you a different perspective on life. to pursue what you want to do with it. We will discover in most cases laughter is the best medicine, and the loss of family and friends can motivate you to discover your passion. My guest is Robert Omoto. a stand-up comedian out of Sacramento, CA. and the biggest reason he was able to finally have the courage to pursue stand-up, was having loved ones pass away and realizing his time here wasn’t guaranteed. Their passing gave him a different perspective on life and what he wanted to do with it. Robert was recently named a 2019 StandUp NBC semi-finalist and is a regular at the Sacramento/SF Punch Line, Cobb’s in SF, Laughs Unlimited, Harvey's in Portland, Pioneer Underground in Seattle, and Tommy T's Comedy Clubs. From the 2019 World Series of Comedy, 2018 San Luis Obispo Comedy Festival, 44th Annual San Francisco Comedy Competition, and host/producer of the popular podcast "Random Thoughts."  Find out more at www.beforeyougopodcast.com Contact Robert to find out more about his podcast, and where he's playing www.robertomoto.comThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode we learn what you do when you're faced with turning 50 years old and your life needs to take a new direction. We also learn how you redefine yourself and move forward in life and create a new you. We’re going to have a conversation with Sheila Stone, an author, academic, comedian, and business owner who redefined herself when she turned 50 years old, and didn’t let life stand still. Sheila has a unique journey of learning, growing and changing over when life forces you to make a choice. She went back to University here while her kids were still there (a crazy experience), and studied in Ireland, England. She tried her hand at Stand-Up Comedy, is an Author, and runs a couple of Unique Travel Agencies including Women Sharing Cultures which is for women who love to travel to interesting places but want a deeper experience. They still want to see the sights, eat great food, and maybe enjoy an adult libation (or two!) but they also believe that meeting people is one of the best parts of traveling. These tours have an added opportunity to get to know local women, whether it be in a different part of the country or on the other side of the world. Learn more at Beforeyougopodcast.com Womensharingcultures.com Find Sheila on Facebookmand Instagram @WomensharingculturesThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Thanksgiving 2020 episode. Many of us are asking with everything going on in today's society, the unemployment, the hunger, the anger, the uncertainty, the hate and the rhetoric. Is it really worth celebrating? How hard is it to be happy during these trying times? 2020 has been an extremely difficult and turbulent year, between Covid19, the current administration's failure to act upon it appropriately, the millions upon millions of people who are out of work, and the families and individuals that are going hungry and having to line up for food banks, and soup kitchens, there are 259,925 empty chairs across the United States today, and unfortunately still counting. I still think we have a lot to be grateful this November 26, 2020. It's a time for reflection, time for prayers, time for family, time for giving thanks for what we have in our lives. Thanksgiving has not changed much since the year 1621 we share a feast typically eating turkey, stuffing, potatoes, cranberry, and that all famous pumpkin pie, and if you’re vegan or vegetarian we have tons of choices for us to be able to enjoy as well. We relax, we play games, watch football, complaining about eating too much, laugh cry and love those around us. But One more thing before you go is not just a podcast or documentary film or statement, it is something that we should always practice every day no matter where you live or what you do. every day we should be aware that we had the opportunity to be grateful for what we have and who we have within our lives. more at www.beforeyougopodcast.comThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode we discuss a young woman’s journey with her dad who had cancer. We are going to answer What do you do when someone in your family has been diagnosed with Cancer? How do you manage losing someone like that? What happens when you or your family become caretakers? We are going to answer these questions and more when we talk to someone who unfortunately has lost her father to this devastating disease. My guest today is Amanda Steel … she’s a multi-genre author, whose love of writing and supporting other writers led to her creating her own literary magazine in the United Kingdom, and after her journey with losing her father she wrote an anthology and has become an advocate for several cancer charities. Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the United States and around the world. The only health condition that kills more people is heart disease and unfortunately COVID19 is catching up to that. In 2018, an estimated 9.5 million people died of cancer worldwide. That’s about 26,000 people each day and 1 out of every 6 deaths. About 600,000 cancer deaths happen in the U.S. each year and about 80,000 in Canada.  Find more info at Beforeyougopodcast.com  Amanda Steele’s Website: www.amandasteelwriter.com  Find the book: www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08F6B5MH3 Listen to her Podcast (it's not related to the project.) https://anchor.fm/amanda-steelThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode we have a conversation about being stuck in your sexual relationship, learning how to communication and find erotic freedom in your relationships. And creating an erotic blueprint to guide you in your quest of exploration. We talk to a certified erotic blueprint coach and have an open conversation about sex, intimacy, and relationship. My guest in this episode is Jack Stone he is a leader of transformation and erotic freedom. He has been a 6-figure audio professional for over 25 years in the video game industry, studied over 10,000 hours of leadership, business, real estate investing and is an expert in communication, relationships, sex and intimacy. He's a Certified Erotic Blueprint Coach™ and works with couples and individuals who want to transform their intimate relationships and live their lives to the fullest extent. Find out more at Beforeyougopodcast.com and contact Jack and explore his services at https://MySlink.app/EroticallyWiredThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode we are going to learn and understand what someone with a mental health issue goes through.  We’re going to have a conversation with two people who bare their souls to us. We are going learn about what it’s like to have a mental illness in today’s society, and how it’s treated both in public health and in private health circles as we take a personal journey with two people who navigated mental health challenges here in the United States and in the UK. Pure fate brought Emma Brown and Paul New together in a hospital 25 years after knowing each other as a teenager. After many hundreds of hours discussing their journey through life and the challenges of a mental illness, they created a podcast called The Mental Heads. Here they pay it forward to help others move forward in their lives. To find out more about and where you can find their podcast go to BeforeYouGoGoPodcast.com or on the website https://mentalheads.co.uk/This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode we’re going to learn what happens when someone has a stroke. We’re going to learn from someone who experienced someone who has survived it We’re going to have a conversation about her journey from crawling across the floor to get help, to rehab, to neuroscience as well as how her husbands became a caretaker. She had suffered a major stroke in 2014, and applied her skills in planning and strategy as she strived to become whole. She never gave up. Over time she learned to walk again, but Marcia struggled with aphasia, a language disorder. She joined Toastmasters International® hoping to regain her speaking abilities. It helped some, but in August 2017 she discovered a technological breakthrough that minimized her speaking disability. She then pushed beyond her comfort zone to become a Toastmasters International Club Officer in 2017, then Area Director in 2019. Marcia holds a B.S. in Political Science with a magna cum laude from the University of North Dakota and a Master's in Business Administration, from Chapman University, in California. A woman of many talents, she attended school in Sandefjord, Norway to study art. She also earned a certificate in Well-being Foundations of Personal Transformation from the Personal Transformation and Courage Institute in Virginia. She volunteers at Brain Injury Services, supporting their Speakers Bureau program. More at Beforeyougopodcast.com contact Marcia on her website https://www.strokeforward.com/ You can find her book Stroke Forward here This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode we’re going to learn about the unique a journey of a young immigrant that lived and worked in three countries. where in the process discovered his desire to succeed in life. How he learned the skills that he needed to go from special education classes to giving the commencement speech at his college graduation, to Entrepreneur and CEO of his own companies, and how that can benefit you. My Guest is Colin C Thompson a Canadian born Jamaican, is founder and CEO of Oligye Enterprises (Shanghai) a Business Consulting company focused on coaching, training, and Blockchain technologies. Specializing in Personal Development, Diversity, and Career Coaching, Colin coaches individuals and groups on how to reach their dreams, goals, and desires. Colin developed an extensive background in the Information Technology field working for blue chip organizations such as International Business Machines (IBM), Ernst & Young LLP, and Howard University. In addition, Colin is co-Founder of XChainz, a blockchain based educational and workforce platform for assessments, training, coaching, and the award of digital credentials. Find out More at BeforeYouGoPodcast.com Contact Colin at: www.oligye.com or email at [email protected] podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode we talk about family secrets, the kind that nobody wants to tell for fear of shame and embarrassment. Should we should keep that family secret hidden from the world? Do we let it eat away at our soul every day? Or do we just do the right thing and tell the truth from the beginning. We’re also going to explore how family secrets can change the perception of reality to a point that it affects our lives and those around us negatively, and how to change that path. We are going to have a conversation with a woman who kept a deep dark secret for over 10 years, and what it felt like to finally speak up and live life on her terms. Michelle Anhang is a motivational speaker who shares her story of becoming widowed at the age of 34 when her husband died by suicide, and how she navigated her way through stigma, shame, and her own mental health challenges to rebuild her life intentionally. Michelle is a Certified Life Coach who specializes in supporting individuals and families living with mental health challenges as well as those moving forward after loss. In addition to coaching. Find out more at www.beforeyougopodcast.com Contact Michelle Anhang, Mental Health Support for Families www.michelleanhangcoaching.com BOOK ONLINEThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy