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In this episode of How We Heal the Podcast, host Kir Noel interviews Billy Barnes, an amazing stage manager with over 25 years of experience on Broadway. Billy shares his journey from a young boy captivated by musicals to a successful career in stage management on Broadway. He discusses the challenges and triumphs of working behind the scenes, the importance of collaboration in theater, and the magic that comes from live performances. The conversation also touches on the personal fulfillment that comes from pursuing one's passion and the unique experiences that theater offers to both performers and audiences.

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In this conversation with Lea Garnier, the Executive Director of Sage Academy of Sound, shares her journey into the world of sound healing. She discusses the profound impact of sound on emotional and physical well-being, the importance of intention in healing practices, and the various instruments used in sound therapy. Lea also highlights the community aspect of her work, the events held at the academy, and her vision for the future of sound healing. The discussion emphasizes the need for deep listening and presence in the healing process, inviting listeners to explore the transformative power of sound.

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In this conversation, Retired Detective Sherri Cameron, educator and trainer discusses the major hurdles and difficulities faced by law enforcement and the signficant changes she's been able to make that have become a model of training for departments around the country and beyond. The discussion also delves into the emotional turmoil of witnessing law enforcement actions against her child, the complexities of parenting in a law enforcement family, and the broader implications of police interactions with youth.


"I get a phone call and I'm working."
"Oh no!"
"He's face down and he's in handcuffs."


Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Detective Sherry Cameron
00:25 Training First Responders: Bridging the Gap

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