Interesting Lives: Becoming Who We Are
Interesting Lives: Becoming Who We Are
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I’m convinced that most of us have led, and are leading, interesting lives. But not many of us know that. We don’t recognize how much we have to offer. That our stories are entertaining and enlightening. Listen to my guests as they tell you the true stories of their lives; the successes, disappointments, lessons learned, decisions made and the events that shaped their lives one day at a time.
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Explores themes of personal growth, resilience, and the human experience, with episodes highlighting unique stories such as the journey of professionals like Kel McDowell and their motivations behind public service.
I’m convinced that most of us have led, and are leading, interesting lives. But not many of us know that. We don’t recognize how much we have to offer. That our stories are entertaining and enlightening. Listen to my guests as they tell you the true stories of their lives; the successes, disappointments, lessons learned, decisions made and the events that shaped their lives one day at a time.
Dr William Alvarez, a long time friend, has been a practicing forensic psychologist for nearly 40 years. He has evaluated thousands of prisoners serving sentences for violent crimes to assess their readiness for parole. He also spent years working on child custody cases in an effort to determine parents’ suitability for custody. Practicing in California, he discusses the six criteria that ultimately determine the fate of prisoners seeking their freedom. Several tragedies early in life led him to seek answers to why different people experiencing the same events react differently. Please join me for a fascinating look into a world most of us never glimpse.
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