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Hi friends, we are Riley and Jack Kehoe! We believe you are truly called for more. Together, let's kill apathy and live radically!

Hello and welcome to The Aviation Weekly Podcast, whether you want to hear about different stories in aviation, discussing information and new aviation info, you have come to the right place. This is something i have been interested in since a very young age and hope to share with you my passion through these podcasts. I post 1 or 2 times a week so make sure to follow.

We are here for the incarcerated, previously incarcerated, and their families!! We aim to Exalt Jesus, Equip the Believer, and Encourage the Incarcerated, released, and their families. Jack was a Chaplain in a Maximum Security Unit when COVID-19 shut us all down. No church activities were allowed, visitation was closed, and even the inmate phones would not connect to the outside. Jack made personal visits to inmates when there had been a death or family emergency and inmates were not allowed to call home. Facing the restrictions and the burden to communicate with inmates, Jack remembered these...

Join us, Riley Baker and Jack Wolf, throughout our medical school journey. We came into medical school with many questions. Knowing many of us are in the same boat, our goal is to use our experience to help you succeed in school and beyond - we made the mistakes so that you don’t have to. Whether you are here for advice, entertainment, or a general interest in medicine, we hope you enjoy our rambling. PSA: This podcast is for advice and entertainment purposes. All views are our own and do not reflect any organizations or institutions. Artwork: Shanni Zhou

Infiltrating cartels and bringing down international drug lords since his days in 1980s Chicago, Jack Riley was one of the best agents the Drug Enforcement Administration had ever had. But when he moved to the border town of El Paso, he was on the front line of the battle against Mexican cartels waging war just miles away. His brief was to capture the DEA's deadliest target: El Chapo.