Ingrid Centurion interview Becky Thompson, founder of the Restoration Act. In August 2014, Becky Thompson was recovering from life-saving neck surgeries when she heard the devastating news of thousands of people fleeing ISIS to Mount Sinjar (Shingal). Deeply moved, she began praying for the families facing unimaginable loss and displacement.

In late May 2016, Becky traveled to Kurdistan, Iraq, spending a month on the ground providing humanitarian aid and meeting the very people she had been praying for. Welcomed by multiple families living in Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camps, her experience marked a turning point.

In 2018, Becky founded The Restoration Act, (TRA) a nonprofit dedicated to providing hope, love, and restoration to communities impacted by conflict. Through humanitarian aid and educational programs, the organization continues to support and uplift people throughout the region.

The TRA team—made up of people from around the world—shares a commitment to loving others and bringing hope, dignity, and restoration where it’s needed most.

In this powerful and inspiring interview, we sit down with Dr. Michelle Snyder, renowned Symbologist, Director of the Enzmann Archives, and founder of The Foundation for Research of the Enzmann Archives. Dr. Snyder shares her extraordinary life journey—one defined not by limitation, but by resilience, intellect, and purpose.

Diagnosed with a medical condition that left her unable to walk and reliant on a wheelchair, Dr. Snyder was told her condition was permanent. Refusing to accept that prognosis, she made a bold and deeply personal decision: to harness the power of her mind. Through determination, mental discipline, and inner belief, she relearned how to walk—defying expectations and transforming her life.

Today, Dr. Snyder is a world-renowned symbologist and the author of over 18 books, recognized globally for her groundbreaking work in symbolism, research, and consciousness. In this interview, she opens up about the mind’s extraordinary potential and how it can be directed toward healing, purpose, and impact.

Her story is a message of hope and empowerment—especially for women living with physical impairments—reminding us that the brain is a powerful tool and that every life holds profound purpose beyond physical circumstance.

This episode is a testament to courage, intellect, and the limitless possibilities of the human mind.

Ingrid Centurion interview BJ Rodgers, South Carolina's first female Game Warden. BJ is a SC native, entrepreneur, real estate broker, investor, author, devoted mother and shero.