Bonds of Love
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Bonds of Love I’m Dale Hutchinson. My “Coffee Time” show is my way of sharing my story—36 years in recovery from addiction, and now facing serious health challenges in hospice. I’ve built a life I’m proud of, from helping others through the Drug and Alcohol Council to creating podcasts about tough issues like human trafficking. But what matters most to me is reconnecting with my sons and grandchildren. I miss them deeply and hope one day...
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Win Against Depression
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Win Against Depression Win Against Depression Her story begins in silence— a child of eleven, carrying wounds too heavy for such small shoulders. Abuse carved scars into her soul, and from that day, darkness became her closest companion. Years passed in shadows, where hope felt like a distant star, and every breath was a battle against despair. But even in the deepest night, a flicker of light can rise. For Cathelina, that light was her twin sister— a hand...
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Law: The Real Story
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Law: The Real Story Episode Title: Defending Rights: A Conversation with Sex Crimes Attorney Saul Show Notes: In this episode, Dale speaks with Saul, a former New York Assistant District Attorney now specializing in sex crimes defense. They explore Saul’s transition to private practice, his approach to defending constitutional rights, and the...
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From Idealism to Tyranny
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From Idealism to Tyranny Dale and John began their podcast conversation after resolving technical issues, agreeing to use a dialogue format where Dale would ask prepared questions while exploring various topics. They discussed religious experiences and the nature of mystical encounters, with John sharing personal experiences and insights about different religious figures and historical texts. The conversation concluded with John sharing his beliefs about the afterlife and the...
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Childhood Obesity
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Childhood Obesity Childhood obesity is a complex and often misunderstood condition—far more than just a matter of overeating and lack of exercise. In this episode, Dale Hutchinson sits down with Dr. Evan Nadler, a renowned pediatric obesity surgeon and expert who has performed more childhood obesity surgeries than anyone else in the world. Dr. Nadler shares insights from his decades-long career, highlighting the biological, genetic, and psychological...
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Bail---NO Bail
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Bail---NO Bail Episode Title: Civil Discourse, Criminal Justice, and Political Realities In this episode, Dale Hutchinson and Ken dive into a wide-ranging conversation that spans personal updates, criminal justice reform, and the evolving political landscape. Ken shares his expertise on bail bond systems, particularly the implications of cashless bail policies, and critiques their impact on crime rates and judicial discretion. The discussion also touches on...
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Civil Discourse, Criminal Justice, and Political Realities
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Civil Discourse, Criminal Justice, and Political Realities In this episode, Dale Hutchinson and Ken dive into a wide-ranging conversation that spans personal updates, criminal justice reform, and the evolving political landscape. Ken shares his expertise on bail bond systems, particularly the implications of cashless bail policies, and critiques their impact on crime rates and judicial discretion. The discussion also touches on the influence of pseudoscientific studies on public policy, the challenges of civil debate in today’s polarized climate, and...
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The Guerrilla Scholar's Handbook
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The Guerrilla Scholar's Handbook In this thought-provoking episode, Dale Hutchinson sits down with Sheldon Greaves to explore the themes behind Sheldon’s book The Guerrilla Scholar's Handbook. The conversation begins with a look at the interview format and a candid introduction, setting the stage for a deep dive into alternative education systems and the power of intellectual work outside traditional...
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Globe Aware
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Globe Aware In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Kimberly, founder of Globe Aware, a volunteer-driven organization that’s been making a global impact for over 25 years. Kimberly shares how she mobilizes volunteers to work on meaningful projects around the world—from building schools and homes to supporting sustainable development in underserved communities. We explore the roots of community service and how the spirit of collective action...
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Generational Reflections
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Generational Reflections Gen X refers to those born between 1965 and 1980—a generation often underrepresented in broader discussions. Cameron, a proud Gen Xer, shares his personal journey from humble beginnings to success as an author, podcaster, and editor, among other ventures. We also touched on the emerging influence of Gen Z as they approach middle age and begin stepping into leadership roles. Cameron raised concerns about key entitlement programs—namely Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security—as well as topics like universal healthcare. While he offered thoughtful solutions to...
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In this thought-provoking episode, Dale Hutchinson sits down with Sheldon Greaves to explore the themes behind Sheldon’s book The Guerrilla Scholar's Handbook. The conversation begins with a look at the interview format and a candid introduction, setting the stage for a deep dive into alternative education systems and the power of intellectual work outside traditional academia. Sheldon shares his journey as a co-founder of a small, state-approved university and reflects on historical models like dissenting academies and flying universities that thrived under restrictive conditions.
The discussion moves into the realm of modern propaganda and disinformation, where Sheldon introduces concepts like the Gerasimov Doctrine and the intelligence value of misleading narratives. Dale and Sheldon examine how critical thinking and information discernment are essential tools in today’s media landscape. They also highlight inspiring stories of self-taught individuals—such as a 14-year-old researcher and amateur astronomers—who have made significant contributions to their fields without formal credentials, reinforcing the book’s message that learning is accessible to all.
Closing out the episode, Dale and Sheldon reflect on the evolution of educational resources, from the rich learning environments of the 1960s to the underutilized potential of government documents and public libraries today. They discuss the formats available for The Guerrilla Scholar's Handbook, including audiobook and ebook editions, and share plans for future collaborations. With themes of educational reform, intellectual independence, and reclaiming the joy of learning, this episode offers a compelling look at how we can reshape the way we think about education in the digital age.
Dale Hutchinson
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