#173 Moving to Las Vegas and starting over with Rick Luman
Release Date: 08/21/2022
#186 Las Vegas Aces WNBA Champion Theresa Plaisance #55
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Theresa Plaisance is an American professional basketball player for the Las Vegas Aces of the Women's National Basketball Association. Call or Text 702-573-3983 for questions, comments, or guest suggestions. Recorded in Las Vegas and Produced by Thanks!
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#185 Laura FitzSimmons Esq - Using her talents and life experience to stick up for whats right
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Laura FitzSimmons has been licensed to practice law in Nevada since 1981. Throughout her career she focused on the defense of individuals against governmental incursion on their constitutional rights Call or Text 702-573-3983 for questions, comments, or guest suggestions. Recorded in Las Vegas and Produced by https://vegascontentstudio.com
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#184 Killer whales vs Great white sharks w/ 26 Year Old Whale Watching Captain from ALASKA!
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Call or Text 702-573-3983 for questions, comments, or guest suggestions. Recorded in Las Vegas and Produced by https://vegascontentstudio.com
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#183 Upcoming Previews, Content Content Content
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Call or Text 702-573-3983 for questions, comments, or guest suggestions! https://www.instagram.com/thecerroneshow/ Today Chris and Ashley make a few new announcements and share snippets from all the pre recorded content over the last year including upcoming to be released episodes!
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#182 UNLV Immigration Clinic Managing Attorney, VCS Open House, NEW NUMBER
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Call or Text 702-573-3983 for questions, comments, or guest suggestions! https://www.instagram.com/thecerroneshow/ Today Chris and Ashley make a few new announcements and share snippets from all the pre recorded content over the last year including an open house held at VCS Studios
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#181 How to travel for an investigation and how law enforcement gets your data
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Law enforcement is a term used to describe the government’s power to arrest, investigate, and prosecute people suspected of committing crimes. Law enforcement agencies are responsible for enforcing the law by investigating crime. They also maintain order and provide protection for people and property. The data that law enforcement gets from you can be obtained in various ways: - With a search warrant or subpoena, law enforcement can get your personal information from third parties like your phone company or bank. - With a court order, they can get your data from your internet service...
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#180 Can you have work life balance? Living in a fishbowl with Chris and Ashlewy
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Today Chris and Ashley answer listener questions regarding living in a "fishbowl", work life balance, and more.
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#179 Creating more and Talking less with BIGMFTONE
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His mission is to change the worlds perspective on artist, creatives, entrepreneurs, Turning the underrated into the most sought after. Find him on insta Shot in store at
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#178 Realtors are doing it wrong, cruise to Alaska, Las Vegas Aces celebration
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#177 Not caring what others think of you W/ Katie Chaffin
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info_outlineVeteran investigator Rick Luman in his own words....
"One year ago, we took a huge leap of faith and moved to a city we had not visited in over 20 years, Las Vegas, NV to call our new home. As my new challenge as a criminal defense investigator with the Clark County Special Public Defender was only a few days away, we pulled into our apartment complex and I asked my wife, “What did we just do?’ She sighed and said, “Give it a few weeks. We have both worked so hard, and yes, we deserve this.” I smiled with a ton of self-doubt.
Fast-forward one year. This has been one of the most challenging, yet rewarding times in my professional career. I have seen the best of Las Vegas, and its very darkest side. Worked with clients who are both first-time offenders, and those with extensive criminal histories. Investigated cases beyond what I thought was possible, and spent countless sleepless nights wondering how I could have done better for them. Felt proud inside when cases are reduced from decades in prison to only a few years and am angered when DA’s fail to see their case is poor, yet remain steadfast in seeing our clients sentenced to long-term incarceration. Have clients say, “Thank you for all you did for me” and those who you will never satisfy. I have met and become friends with some incredibly driven people who continue the fight for indigent clients. Would I change the last year, absolutely not?
What many of you don’t know about me is this. I grew up in a small town of 600 people in northwest Ohio and worked for the local Sheriff’s Office for 19.5 years. Transitioned into the Private Investigation field, and then into public defender criminal defense work exclusively for the past 3+ years. Was told I would never be successful, and needed to just settle. Well, those who doubted are now wrong. I work in one of the best places in the world, in a job that I love, and have an incredible support system. Dreams do come true, even if they take a little longer than expected. Never stop believing in not only yourself but those closest to you. God Bless……….."