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White Blood Cells

White Blood Cells

Written by: Ted Wedewer
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In White Blood Cells, we explore the essential qualities that make men the protective force within our families, communities, and culture. Each episode dives into the traits that build strength—resilience, responsibility, composure, and compassion—empowering men to take their place as critical thinkers and leaders in times when their influence is needed most. In a society that often sidelines assertive male voices, White Blood Cells encourages men to reclaim purposeful action and thoughtful leadership for the health and strength of the people and places they care about most. Join us as we redefine what it means to be a strong man in today’s world.Ted Wedewer Self-Help Success
Episodes
  • Navigating Sovereignty and Jurisdiction
    Jan 14 2026

    In this conversation, Ted and Kelby Smith of HisAdvocates.org delve into the complexities of sovereignty, jurisdiction, and the legal definitions that govern individual rights. They discuss the pervasive fear and compliance instilled by government systems, the psychological aspects of group behavior, and the historical context that shapes current societal dynamics. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of understanding one's legal standing, the illusion of safety provided by authorities, and the potential for individual freedom amidst systemic control.

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    49 mins
  • Reclaim Your Power: Ownership, Faith, and Real Growth
    May 9 2025

    Welcome to the White Blood Cells Podcast with host Ted Wedewer. In this episode, Ted delves into thought-provoking conversations about personal responsibility, the challenges of tenant relationships, and managing anger and rage. Through personal stories and professional insights, Ted and his guests explore the journey of reclaiming humanity, taking ownership of life, and finding confidence through faith.

    They discuss the power of self-reflection, the fear that often holds us back, and the importance of redefining productivity. The episode also tackles how busyness can become a distraction from personal issues, the path to reconciliation, and the transformative journey to rock bottom as a catalyst for change.

    Listeners will gain insights into accountability, letting go of the illusion of control, and pursuing a life free from fear, guilt, and shame. The conversation encourages open-mindedness, meaningful debate, and the pursuit of a purposeful, fulfilling life.


    Show Notes:

    • Personal responsibility and reclaiming humanity
    • Managing anger and navigating tenant relationships
    • The role of faith in building confidence and purpose
    • The importance of self-reflection and quiet moments of clarity
    • Redefining productivity and avoiding busyness as a distraction
    • The process of reconciliation and the significance of rock bottom
    • Letting go of control and embracing personal growth
    • Overcoming cultural narratives and pursuing a fear-free life
    • The ongoing journey of forgiveness, repentance, and taking ownership

    Tune in for a deep and honest conversation that challenges you to reflect, grow, and live with purpose.

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    1 hr and 19 mins
  • Corporate Cowardice and Personal Beliefs
    Apr 23 2025

    In this conversation, the guys explore themes of purpose, personal responsibility, and the roles of men and women in society. They reflect on a personal experience with law enforcement, discussing the importance of accountability and the protective nature of men. The discussion transitions into the concept of victimhood in modern culture, emphasizing the need for ownership and resilience. Finally, Ted addresses the balance between masculinity and femininity, highlighting the necessity of both in a healthy society. They also discuss the complexities of societal issues such as anti-Semitism, cultural identity, and the need for a moral basis in governance. The conversation also touches on the importance of thoughtful rebuilding of society and concludes with wisdom from Proverbs.

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    1 hr and 19 mins
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