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Limitless with Josh Patterson

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When was the last time you challenged your limitations and achieved the extraordinary? Hosted by athlete, influencer and mental health campaigner Josh Patterson, Josh interviews guests who have pushed through physical and mental barriers and defied the odds. Celebrating remarkable stories of resilience, Limitless picks apart the moments where greatness comes from times of adversity and inspires listeners to redefine their own version of being limitless.
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Joshua Patterson

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The Wise Prepper Show is all about being prepared! LIVE Saturday Nights from 8-9PM PST on FM NEWS 101.1 FM in Portland Oregon and streaming live on KXL.com We take your calls and answer your questions about getting prepared. Call us at 503-417-9595, Toll Free 877.733.1011 - We cover the how's and the why's of getting prepared for the future for whatever may come. We bring you prepper news presented by Michael Knight and the Community Preparedness Calendar presented by co-host Joshua Patterson
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Exhuming the Truth is a True Crime podcast hosted by a forensic biologist, toxicologist, criminologist, and forensic investigations research student, Asha Walther. With several years of experience in cold case analysis, Asha explores cold cases, current cases, missing persons, no-body murders, sexual assaults, domestic violence-related crimes, and more while discussing old, current, and emerging forensic techniques that detail many crimes. You will hear from expert guests, victims of crime, ...
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California Insider

The Epoch Times

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California, as the wealthiest and most populated state in the nation, carries many leading roles in policy making, economic growth, cultural influences and technology development. California Insider, hosted by Siyamak Khorrami with The Epoch Times Southern California, showcases leaders and professionals across the state with inside information about trending topics and critical issues. Our mission is to inform California residents through the experiences and knowledge of our guests.
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Hosted by productivity strategist Mike Vardy, A Productive Conversation offers insightful discussions on how to craft a life that aligns with your intentions. Each episode dives into the art of time devotion, productiveness, and refining your approach to daily living. Mike invites guests who are thinkers, doers, and creators to share their strategies for working smarter and living more intentionally. From practical tips to deep dives on mindset shifts, this podcast will help you reframe your ...
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You don’t find your purpose—you build it. This podcast is for ambitious perfectionists who do too much but still want more. Josh Terry coaches and interviews experts on human performance and growth. Learn how to get clarity, handle overwhelm, achieve more, and build a purpose-driven life full of progress, pleasure, and peace. Frameworks. Mental models. Methodologies. Take the step today that makes a better step possible tomorrow. Subscribe now to become a better human. Work with me at: https ...
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Black Moves First

Alton Jamison

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In the game of chess, white pieces always move first, which is an advantage. And the black pieces move second, which is a disadvantage. Black Moves First is more than an oxymoron in chess. Instead it calls for people to strive for success, even when the odds are against you. To strive for success even when you may not have the advantages of others. Our motto is “Changing the World, One Move at a Time”. This podcast explores the stories of how people have overcome adversity to make their own ...
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Voters thought Los Angeles’ mansion tax would target luxury home sales to help fund solutions for homelessness. In practice, it’s affecting a much wider range of properties, including apartment buildings and commercial spaces. Developer and urban policy educator Mott Smith explains how this is changing the real estate landscape in LA and what adjus…
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For decades, California’s environmental law, CEQA, has made it harder to build housing, even in places where it makes the most sense. A new reform changes that. In this episode, land use attorney Dave Rand explains how the rules just shifted and why this could open the door to more housing in the communities that need it most. Views expressed in th…
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Tristan Griffiths, a Father, brother, son, and friend, went missing from Kalgoorlie on the 22nd of January 2025. With little information, we share his last known movements and discuss the forensic and criminological aspects of this case, and how we can come together as a community to help get answers for the Griffiths family. Please join us in the …
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California’s Phillips 66 refinery will close this October, and Valero’s Northern California facility is expected to follow in 2026, reducing in-state refining capacity by 20 percent. USC professor Michael Mische examines how shifts in where California gets its fuel could affect local prices. Views expressed in this video are the opinions of the hos…
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In this episode of A Productive Conversation, I sit down with Ben Chelf—co-founder and CEO of Sol, the company behind the innovative Sol Reader. This single-purpose device is designed to help people reclaim focused, meaningful reading time by stripping away digital distractions. We explore the relationship between attention, technology, and time—an…
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American universities are known for their openness to global collaboration. But some partnerships may carry more than academic goals. In this episode, investigative journalist Joshua Philipp looks at how foreign-backed programs on U.S. campuses have intersected with national security concerns, from research funding to curriculum decisions. Views ex…
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California has long been a testing ground for clean energy solutions like rooftop solar. State and local leaders promoted adoption to cut emissions and lower long-term costs. But recent policy shifts and rising expenses are changing the equation for homeowners. In this episode, Johnny Graham, CEO of Pacific United Power, explains what’s behind the …
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In this episode of A Productive Conversation, I'm joined by Jenny Wood — author of the book Wild Courage: Go After What You Want and Get It. Jenny and I dive deep into the nine supposedly “negative” traits she reclaims as powerful tools for getting what you want in work and life. From her 18-year journey at Google, rising from entry-level to execut…
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Come and dive into the most polarizing murder trial in recent memory - Karen Read fighting for her innocence after the murder of her Boston Police Officer boyfriend, John O'Keefe. Join me as i dissect the case from a forensic perspective, from the tailight fragments to the inconsistencies in injuries. We will walk through the major players and majo…
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As California pushes health care innovation, working through a system not built for individual care can be limiting. That challenge led pharmacist Nayan Patel to develop tailored treatments now helping patients across the state and in more than 10 countries. The path wasn’t simple. Each step along the way guided how he approaches care and what it t…
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Send us a text The Jimmies recap the series from the American and National Leagues. Pops and Slay Dude give us the standings. Rafael Devers is kind of a dick but he's a happy one in San Francisco. Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge are the next perennial MVP's. Shout out to Preston Patterson. Happy 6th Birthday, Preston! We love ya! Support the show…
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As California continues investing in clean energy, the gradual decline of in-state refineries is drawing attention. In this episode, a panel explores how this shift could influence long-term energy reliability and what solutions, both policy driven and independent, are emerging to help meet demand. Views expressed in this video are the opinions of …
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A significant lithium resource, among the largest identified in the U.S., is gaining national attention as California works to secure more of its own battery material supply. In this episode, we explore with geologist Michael McKibben the promise of geothermal lithium extraction and its economic potential. Community leader Luis Olmedo shares concer…
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In California, the cost of building affordable housing keeps climbing, with some units nearing $1 million to construct. At the same time, older developments are at risk of falling out of affordability as costs rise and protections expire, putting pressure on the system meant to support low-income residents. Tia Patterson, CEO of the California Comm…
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In this episode of A Productive Conversation, I dive into a topic that’s often overlooked when discussing productivity: conflict. But not just any conversation about conflict — this one’s with Dana Caspersen, conflict engagement specialist, TEDx speaker, and author of Conflict Is an Opportunity: 20 Fundamental Decisions for Navigating Difficult Tim…
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On May 27, 2025, 23-year-old Joshua Bishop vanished from his Sunbury home in Victoria. His phone last pinged at Broadmeadows Valley Park that evening, and his white Toyota Corolla was later found abandoned in Albion. Since then, there has been no activity on his phone or bank accounts, and he hasn’t contacted family or friends—a disappearance descr…
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California has more than 39,000 idle oil wells, many of which pose environmental and financial risks if left unaddressed. While often treated as a burden, former state energy regulator Bill Bartling sees a missed opportunity. In this episode, he shares how a tech-driven solution could cut emissions and help stabilize the grid, but only if the state…
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California is expanding a policy that lets homeowners build multiple ADUs on single-family lots, in some cases adding dozens of units where one home once stood. Officials say it’s a step toward easing the housing shortage. Others worry about what it means for infrastructure, privacy, and neighborhood character. This episode breaks down how the poli…
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This episode is the latest installment in our monthly PM Talks series, where Patrick Rhone and I dive deep into ideas that shape how we manage time, energy, and focus. This month, we explored a topic that sneaks into our workflows and sustains our best efforts when used wisely—momentum. Momentum isn’t just a starting gun. It’s a rhythm, a flow, a t…
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Riots broke out in Los Angeles after federal immigration agents carried out enforcement actions in the city’s garment district. But what actually sparked the unrest, and why didn’t local law enforcement step in? Former LA Sheriff Alex Villanueva explains what’s happening and what’s at risk if the response doesn’t change. Views expressed in this vid…
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Tom Miller started his business in California with $700 and a clear view of what car dealerships needed but weren’t getting. He built a model that streamlined fragmented services and scaled it to 850 employees. In this episode, he reflects on the pressure, the cost of growth, and what kept him going. Views expressed in this video are the opinions o…
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In this follow-up episode to our original investigation into the case of the beautiful Pheobe Bishop, we return with day-by-day updates on what has happened since we last spoke. New developments, new charges, and what is left to be uncovered for justice? I'm also answering a commonly asked question on this case so join us as we re-examine what has …
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Send us a text Slay Dude gives us the comings and goings of the American and National League. Detroit continues to rock but the Phillies have lost 9 of their last 10 and we have two new Division Leaders. Special guest Jeff Haughty gives his insight in our Texas Rangers and lets us know what he thinks about their struggling offense. Have we fully gi…
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In California, some property owners return to find strangers living in their homes, and police often can’t remove them. The law doesn’t always distinguish between a squatter and a tenant. Jonathan Madison, Lead Attorney at The Madison Firm, explains how this legal gray area is playing out across the state and what might shift next. Views expressed …
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California’s next governor will face real, day-to-day problems that affect millions—housing, insurance, energy, and more. In this conversation, Democrat Mike Gatto and Republican Jim Reighaimer explore how the state’s open primary influences who makes it to the top—and what kind of leadership could connect in today’s California.…
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Light is something we often take for granted. We flip a switch, our rooms brighten, and we move on with our day. But what if the light we’re exposed to is impacting our sleep, health, and overall longevity? Dr. Martin Moore-Ede, a pioneer in circadian science, joins me on A Productive Conversation to discuss the powerful role light plays in our liv…
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Many parents sense it: something’s missing in how we prepare young kids for real life. In this episode, we sit down with Sandy Stone, founder of Pretend City, a nonprofit in Orange County that has served over 2.4 million children and families. Built from the ground up using real neighborhood data, Pretend City offers hands-on experiences—from runni…
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Send us a text The Jimmies review the American League games and standings. There were some big blowouts and some great pitching duels. Cal Raleigh, aka The Big Dumper, has a monstrous weekend and a history-making season. Can he keep it up and is that enough to win him his first MVP? Then we have the National League recap and standings. Shohei, Shoh…
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A century-old sugar plant in California’s Imperial Valley is shutting down—marking a shift in the state’s farming economy. Gil Rebollar, Mayor of Brawley, shares how the closure is affecting his community—and how the rise of renewable energy is changing how land, water, and opportunity are managed across rural California. Views expressed in this vi…
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On May 15, 2025, 17-year-old Pheobe Bishop wasdropped off outside Bundaberg Regional Airport, Queensland. She was scheduled to fly to Western Australia to visit her boyfriend, but never entered theterminal, and hasn’t been seen since. In this episode of Exhuming the Truth, we unravel the chilling timeline ofPheobe’s disappearance. From CCTV footage…
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California recently became the world’s fourth-largest economy. In this conversation, State Treasurer Fiona Ma discusses the industries that are driving the momentum, the role of human capital, and how public investment is being used to meet the state’s evolving needs. She also addresses pressure points in agriculture, housing, and small businesses—…
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What if rejection wasn’t something to fear—but a skill to build? In this episode of A Productive Conversation, I chat with Alice Draper, founder of Hustling Writers and host of My Rejection Story. Alice has helped clients land interviews on hundreds of top podcasts and is on a mission to demystify the power of rejection, especially for creatives an…
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Ron Williams protected six U.S. presidents and some of the most high-profile figures in the world. But what did decades inside the Secret Service really teach him? In this conversation, he opens up about the moments that changed him—on duty, in loss, and in faith. Views expressed in this video are the opinions of the host and guests and do not nece…
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Send us a text Welcome to The MLB Clubhouse with The Jimmies! Josh and Slay Dude talk about the American League. Who are the players of the week? Which pitchers were shoving? Alex Bregman is injured and it might be a while. Josh and Pops discuss the National League and its top performers. Braves might need a little more than Ronald Acuna,Jr. and Sp…
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California’s move to electric vehicles has a lot of momentum, but most of the talk sticks to the tech. In this episode, Larry Elder shares what he learned while making a documentary on how EVs are built, where the materials come from, and the often overlooked policies and trade-offs behind it all. The discussion opens up what this shift could mean …
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Independent LA builder John Gregorchuk spent over a decade navigating delays, shifting requirements, and a maze of unclear rules—just to build housing on land he already owned. At one point, he created a chart to track what no one at the city could explain. His experience shows how red tape, appeals, and siloed departments can quietly stall housing…
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This episode marks the latest in our ongoing monthly PM Talks series, where I sit down with Patrick Rhone to explore a theme through candid conversation, lived experience, and a touch of real-time reflection. This time, we didn’t just talk about adaptability—we lived it. Technical issues and illness meant we had to reschedule and re-record, but in …
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Kaylee Law is just 19 years old—and already a city council member in her California hometown. In this episode, she shares how homeschooling, early college enrollment, and strong community support helped shape her path into public service. “I want my ceiling to be their floor,” she says, reflecting on her family's journey and why she’s committed to …
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Join us for a gripping Menendez Brothers update as we dive deep into the latest developments surrounding Lyle and Erik Menendez, from their resentencing hearings to the ongoing parole discussions. But we're going beyond the true crime headlines this episode, shifting gears to an equally crucial conversation: men's mental health beyond the footy fie…
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Send us a text Slay Dude and the full Patterson Trifecta all back together again. Major League Baseball has its Rivalry Weekend for 2025. Josh and Adam go over the American Leagues scores, top performances, and standings. Minnesota Twins went on a 13 game heater and Josh is still hating. Josh and Slay Dude give the National League recap and The Jim…
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As California’s shelters reach capacity, thousands remain on the streets. Hotel GM Claudio Bono believes there’s a practical, dignified alternative—one that uses empty hotel rooms to offer temporary shelter and a path back into society. Therapist Cameron Flanagan joins to share firsthand insight into how the current shelter system is falling short.…
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Many Los Angeles residents aren’t reporting home burglaries, but real estate agent Diana Lavu Weems says they’re happening more often than people realize. She shares firsthand accounts from her community, while LAPD Captain Brian Wendling explains how organized crews operate, what data shows, and why reporting matters.…
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Send us a text In this episode, we break down the latest developments in the federal case against music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs. From serious allegations to shocking raids and mounting lawsuits, this case is shaking the entertainment industry to its core. This isn't just celebrity gossip; this is a story about survivors, systemic failure, and a cu…
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This episode features a truly audacious guest—Anne Marie Anderson. A three-time Emmy award-winning broadcaster and the author of Cultivating Audacity, Anne Marie has spent her career on the sidelines of high-stakes sporting events and inside boardrooms, observing what sets bold, high performers apart. But this isn’t just about elite athletes or exe…
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A former corrections officer and his wife returned to California’s toughest prisons—not to enforce rules, but to offer a new way forward. In this episode, they share how education, discipline, and human connection helped shift prison culture from within, and why lasting change starts with responsibility. Views expressed in this video are the opinio…
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Send us a text Josh gives us the recap of all the games of the past week in Major League Baseball while Pops and Slay Dude give us the standings. Tarik Skubal made history while his Detroit Tigers have the best record in the American League. Speaking of making history, the Colorado Rockies are on pace to lose more games than any other team in MLB h…
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Hollywood work is moving out of California—and it’s not just about cost. In this episode, composer and producer Brian Ralston explains how remote technology, global tax incentives, and union structures are changing film production. He offers a clear view of how these changes are affecting jobs in Los Angeles and what it means for California’s film …
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