"I Talk To Killers, Rapists And Predators": Interviewing The Unimaginable, How And Why Murders To Music: Crime Scene To Music Scene (Streamline Events And Entertainment) podcast

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Send us a text Life takes unexpected turns. After spending nearly eleven years handling homicide cases, child abuse investigations, and crime scene processing, I've found myself in an entirely new world—crafting unforgettable wedding experiences as the owner of Streamline Events and Entertainment. My passion for music has always run parallel to my law enforcement career. From playing drums before crowds of thousands to DJing weddings since I was just sixteen, music remained my creative outlet while I navigated the emotional challenges of detective work. What most people don't understand about professional wedding DJing is that it requires the same level of attention to detail and people management skills that solving cases demands. When someone reduces the art to "playing a playlist and eating free food," they miss the intricate orchestration happening behind the scenes. The beautiful irony isn't lost on me—I've gone from being present during people's darkest moments to creating their brightest memories. Every wedding represents a gathering of people who will likely never all be in the same room again, making it my responsibility to ensure that one-time experience reaches its full potential. From the moment guests arrive (hearing carefully selected music even in the parking lot) to their departure, I create a musical journey that builds throughout the evening. My approach includes personal meetings with couples, customized music progression, constant crowd reading, and seamless transitions between ceremonial moments and celebration. After years where every phone call meant another tragedy, I now use those same skills—the careful observation, the attention to detail, the ability to manage complex situations—to produce the soundtrack that begins a couple's life together. What could be more rewarding than that? Follow along as I continue sharing stories from both sides of my Murders to Music journey, and consider how your own skills might translate to unexpected places. www.StreamlineEventsLLC.com www.DoubleDownDuo.com @StreamlineSEE @DDownDuo Youtube-Instagram-Facebook…

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Running in the Red: Warning Signs Your Engine Might Be Shutting Down and What to Do About It 28:27

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Send us a text Are you running your life in the red zone without realizing it? That was me—juggling family commitments, a demanding day job, a DJ business in peak wedding season, and countless other responsibilities. I thought I was handling it all until my body delivered a devastating wake-up call. What started as blurry vision in one eye led to a shocking diagnosis: retinal venous occlusion. High blood pressure had hardened the arteries in my eye, cutting off blood flow and permanently damaging my vision. Despite previously getting my stress under control after leaving law enforcement, I'd unconsciously slipped back into old patterns—going full throttle without intentional rest. Now each blurry moment serves as a visual reminder of what happens when we ignore our body's warning signs. During a therapy session, I received a profound insight: my nervous system can't distinguish between different types of stress. Whether it's career pressure, family obligations, or endless activities, stress is stress. When we constantly operate in high gear, our bodies produce elevated cortisol levels, affecting everything from heart health to cognitive function. The fight-or-flight response stays activated, keeping us perpetually on edge. The solution isn't complicated, but it requires intention. Meditation, controlled breathing exercises, outdoor walks, and mindful music listening can activate the parasympathetic nervous system—our body's natural relaxation response. Even implementing just one of these practices can make a significant difference in blood pressure, anxiety levels, and overall well-being. For years, I equated rest with laziness. Now I understand it's essential medicine. Eight hours of quality sleep resets the amygdala, improving emotional regulation and memory. Intentional slowdown isn't a luxury—it's preventative healthcare that affects every aspect of your life. If something in this episode resonates with you, try adding just one intentional rest practice to your routine. Your body is likely sending warning signals—the question is, are you listening? Subscribe now to hear more conversations about health, resilience, and finding balance in a chaotic world. Gift For You!!! Murders to Music will be releasing "SNAPSHOTS" periodcally to keep you entertained throughout the week! Snapshots will be short, concise bonus episodes containing funny stories, tid bits of brilliance and magical moments!!! Give them a listen and keep up on the tea! www.StreamlineEventsLLC.com www.DoubleDownDuo.com @StreamlineSEE @DDownDuo Youtube-Instagram-Facebook…

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SnapShot: Purpose, Direction, Blessings and the Future of Murders to Music 9:37

8 days ago9:37

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Send us a text The turning point arrived unexpectedly during a therapy session when discussing the growth of this podcast. After years of exposing my deepest wounds, sharing every secret, and crying more times than I can count, I realized I've reached a crossroads in my healing journey – and so has this show. When I began Murders to Music, I believed that God gave me pain for a purpose: to discuss the lessons in life nobody wants to address. Through transparency and vulnerability, we've explored the darkest corners of trauma, PTSD, mental health struggles, and suicidal ideation. I've been in those devastating places – gun in mouth, completely hopeless – but that's not where my story ends. The hundreds of therapy sessions, the EMDR treatments, the toolbox of coping strategies – they've all contributed to my gradual emergence from darkness into light. This revelation doesn't mean abandoning our commitment to difficult conversations. Rather, it's about expanding our perspective to include the hope that follows despair. I think of Steve Redmond from Seattle PD, who poured light into my soul in 2012 when I needed it most, only to lose his own battle with PTSD ten years later. His story reminds me that sharing only the darkness does us all a disservice. Sometimes, finding light is simply about changing your perspective – as a worship leader once told me, "You're not far from God, he's right behind you. All you have to do is turn around." Join me as this podcast evolves to honor both the pain of our struggles and the promise of what comes next. Connect with me at murders2music on Instagram or email – I want you to be part of this conversation as we move forward together. www.StreamlineEventsLLC.com www.DoubleDownDuo.com @StreamlineSEE @DDownDuo Youtube-Instagram-Facebook…

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"Hey Chaplain": Guardian of the Guardians..The Role, The Myths and The Mission 1:09:31

11 days ago1:09:31

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Send us a text What happens when faith collides with the trauma of policing? After 25 years as a pastor and a decade as a police chaplain, Jared Altick has witnessed this intersection firsthand, walking alongside officers during their darkest moments while navigating his own spiritual journey. With disarming honesty, Altick reveals the hidden realities of police chaplaincy—how he entered a world where his presence initially made officers uncomfortable, with some apologizing for cursing while others deliberately swore more to test his boundaries. Through persistence and genuine care, he's built trust with officers who've allowed him into their struggles with PTSD, alcoholism, and moral injury. "I had no connection to law enforcement," Altick shares. "I did not think about law enforcement unless they were in my rearview mirror." Now, his dream is to support officers throughout their entire careers, from academy to retirement. The conversation takes a powerful turn when our host shares his own journey with PTSD and suicidal thoughts, revealing how childhood trauma led him to law enforcement and eventually to a breaking point. This vulnerability opens the door to exploring why officers often choose suicide over acknowledging mental health struggles, and how even younger generations who seem more open about anxiety can quickly adopt the "stuff it down" mentality that pervades police culture. Perhaps most compelling is Altick's explanation of "moral injury"—the spiritual wound that occurs when officers realize they can't save everyone. "You thought you were going to rescue, you thought you were going to save the day, and you didn't get to do that," he explains. This disillusionment often leads to a crisis of faith, with many officers questioning God's role in allowing such suffering. Whether you're in law enforcement, another high-stress profession, or simply navigating your own relationship between faith and trauma, this conversation offers wisdom that transcends occupation. Listen now, and then share it with someone who needs this message of hope, understanding, and spiritual resilience. Gift For You!!! Murders to Music will be releasing "SNAPSHOTS" periodcally to keep you entertained throughout the week! Snapshots will be short, concise bonus episodes containing funny stories, tid bits of brilliance and magical moments!!! Give them a listen and keep up on the tea! Hi, I'm Aaron your host and I would love to invite you to leave a review, send some fan mail or email me at Murder2Music@gmail.com. Does something I'm saying resonate with you...Tell me about it! Is there something you want to hear more about...Tell me about it! This show is to provide value, education and entertainment and hopefully find its way to the WORLD! Share, Like and Love the Murders to Music Podcast! www.StreamlineEventsLLC.com www.DoubleDownDuo.com @StreamlineSEE @DDownDuo Youtube-Instagram-Facebook…

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SnapShot: Dayuuuummm, You Fine! 4:15

14 days ago4:15

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Send us a text "Damn you fine...you aight." Four simple words that sparked a decade-long inside joke between two police officers and perfectly captures the unexpected moments of levity in law enforcement. Nothing humbles you quite like trying to command a situation while someone completely ignores you for your partner. There I was, nine years into my policing career, undergoing field training with my new department in Portland. Every aspect of my performance was under scrutiny—my decision-making, my people skills, and especially my command presence. The uniform was perfect, posture on point, ready to tackle whatever came our way. Our call led us to a notoriously dangerous apartment complex, the kind that consumed 80% of department resources and required backup for even routine matters. As the trainee, I needed to take control of the interaction with our complainant, an African-American woman with a neighborhood dispute. But my partner—a muscular, older officer with unbuttoned uniform, visible tactical vest, and what kids today would call "riz"—had unwittingly stolen the spotlight. Despite my best efforts to position myself as the lead officer, the woman couldn't stop staring at my partner. Mid-complaint, she paused to exclaim, "Damn you fine," to which he graciously replied, "Thank you." When I jokingly asked, "What about me?" her brutal honesty—"You aight"—delivered the perfect ego check that would echo through department hallways for years to come. Those moments of unexpected humanity and humor form the bonds that help officers survive the daily pressures of the job. We're both retired now, grateful to have made it through our careers, but that brief exchange remains one of my favorite memories from my time behind the badge. Sometimes the most meaningful police stories aren't about the calls we take, but the laughs we share along the way. www.StreamlineEventsLLC.com www.DoubleDownDuo.com @StreamlineSEE @DDownDuo Youtube-Instagram-Facebook…

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Murders in Moscow: Case Review Inside the Mind of a Homicide Detective 59:25

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Send us a text Detective Aaron offers unique insights into the Moscow, Idaho college murders case by examining evidence, investigation techniques, and the psychology of trauma responses. • Former homicide detective's perspective on the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students • Investigation followed digital evidence, cell phone records, and crucial DNA from the knife sheath • Discussion on why one roommate didn't immediately call 911 after seeing a mask-wearing intruder • Explanation of trauma responses and how they can affect perceptions during traumatic events • Analysis of how Bryan Kohberger's cell phone going dark during the murder timeframe became key evidence • Detailed breakdown of how investigators used DNA from trash pulls to link the suspect • Examination of how media leaks and unsealed documents complicated the prosecution • Discussion about why prosecutors accepted Kohberger's guilty plea rather than pursuing the death penalty • Insight into why plea deals sometimes represent true justice for victims' families • Explanation of how appeals processes in death penalty cases can traumatize families for decades Submit your case suggestions to murderstomusic@gmail.com or follow on Instagram @murderstomusic to join the conversation. Gift For You!!! Murders to Music will be releasing "SNAPSHOTS" periodcally to keep you entertained throughout the week! Snapshots will be short, concise bonus episodes containing funny stories, tid bits of brilliance and magical moments!!! Give them a listen and keep up on the tea! Hi, I'm Aaron your host and I would love to invite you to leave a review, send some fan mail or email me at Murder2Music@gmail.com. Does something I'm saying resonate with you...Tell me about it! Is there something you want to hear more about...Tell me about it! This show is to provide value, education and entertainment and hopefully find its way to the WORLD! Share, Like and Love the Murders to Music Podcast! www.StreamlineEventsLLC.com www.DoubleDownDuo.com @StreamlineSEE @DDownDuo Youtube-Instagram-Facebook…

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SnapShot: They Came Out of the Shadows with Guns and Left with $50,000 7:52

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Send us a text Dawn breaks differently for those working the earliest shifts. For one 50-year-old bottle drop employee, a routine August morning in 2017 transformed into a nightmare when four masked gunmen surrounded her car at 4:45 AM. What followed was a meticulously executed heist that netted $50,000 in less than five minutes. This episode takes you behind the scenes of a real detective investigation, revealing how modern robberies unfold and the challenges law enforcement faces in solving them. The detective walks us through the initial response, the frustrating lack of evidence, and the sophisticated investigative techniques employed—from cell tower data analysis to the cultivation of street informants. The reality? Those "burner phones" you see on crime shows are very real, and so are the relationships between detectives and their confidential sources. Perhaps most fascinating is the psychology at play when the detective finally confronts the crew's leader—an "OG gangster" who willingly confesses to his own role while steadfastly refusing to implicate his accomplices. His apology letter to the traumatized victim offers a rare glimpse into the complex moral code that exists even among criminals. Meanwhile, the other three suspects vanish into the wind, highlighting the detective's sobering observation that "what you know and what you can prove are two different things." The case serves as a stark reminder that real-world crime solving rarely delivers the neat conclusions we see in entertainment. Listen now and gain a new perspective on the realities of criminal investigation, and why you should always watch your back, especially in those vulnerable early morning hours. www.StreamlineEventsLLC.com www.DoubleDownDuo.com @StreamlineSEE @DDownDuo Youtube-Instagram-Facebook…

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No Man Fights Alone: Mighty Oaks 25:16

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Send us a text My journey began with reluctant recognition during a workers' comp interview, listing traumatic incident after traumatic incident from my career. That moment of clarity was both devastating and liberating: I wasn't weak—I was wounded. But wounds can heal with the right treatment. Through trial and error, I discovered two transformative programs that approached trauma recovery from complementary angles. The First Responder Resiliency program offered scientific understanding of how trauma rewires the brain, teaching practical techniques to rebuild healthy neural pathways. Meanwhile, the Mighty Oaks program provided something equally powerful: brotherhood and faith-based healing among peers who truly understood the unique challenges first responders face. The most powerful revelation came in reframing my understanding of what I was experiencing. Post-traumatic stress doesn't have to be a disorder. It doesn't have to be permanent. When surrounded by "cornermen"—fellow officers and veterans who've walked similar paths—the 3AM demons that whisper "you're alone" lose their power. Through vulnerability with trusted peers and reconnecting with faith, a path forward emerges from the darkness. For those still suffering in silence, know this: no man fights alone. There are programs ready to meet you exactly where you are, without judgment, ready to help you reclaim your life after the badge. If you're a first responder or military veteran struggling with PTS, or know someone who is, visit MightyOaksPrograms.org to learn about their free, scholarship-funded programs designed specifically for our communities. Healing is possible. Gift For You!!! Murders to Music will be releasing "SNAPSHOTS" periodcally to keep you entertained throughout the week! Snapshots will be short, concise bonus episodes containing funny stories, tid bits of brilliance and magical moments!!! Give them a listen and keep up on the tea! www.StreamlineEventsLLC.com www.DoubleDownDuo.com @StreamlineSEE @DDownDuo Youtube-Instagram-Facebook…

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Snapshot: True Heros, Tennis Shoes and Ashes: What Stays After the Flames 10:25

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Send us a text Facing the darkness so others don't have to—this snapshot takes you behind the yellow tape of a case that haunted a veteran detective for years. When two young girls become victims of their father's violent revenge, the responding officers display extraordinary heroism by rushing into a burning car filled with gas cans to attempt a rescue. Their bravery represents the finest moments in law enforcement that rarely make headlines. The detective's raw, unflinching account peels back the protective layers we build around traumatic memories. They describe the visceral details that lingered long after the investigation ended—the smell of burning materials that would trigger flashbacks years later, the children's white tennis shoes peeking from beneath tarps, and the jarring realization that these victims were the same ages as their own children. This powerful narrative challenges us to recognize the psychological burden carried by those who process crime scenes for hours, absorbing sensory details most people never experience. "What people don't understand is the absolute true cost on human beings, on our souls, that it takes to do this job," the detective explains. Through their journey of trauma and healing, we witness both the devastating impact of witnessing evil and the possibility of recovery through therapy and support. Their message resonates beyond law enforcement to anyone carrying invisible wounds: healing is possible, even from our darkest experiences. Have you ever wondered what stays with first responders long after they leave a scene? Share this episode to start important conversations about supporting the mental health of those who protect our communities. www.StreamlineEventsLLC.com www.DoubleDownDuo.com @StreamlineSEE @DDownDuo Youtube-Instagram-Facebook…

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Snapshot: Stuck in Your Story? Episode 6 and Episode 40 Will Change Your Life! 3:21

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Send us a text Two powerful episodes could transform your approach to trauma and healing: Episode 6 shares my most impactful police call and how moving past it saved my daughter's life, while Episode 40 reveals how to find a therapist who truly understands first responder experiences. • Episode 6 "Parenting Through the Worst Tragedy" details the police call that affected me most profoundly • The episode demonstrates how to overcome invisible barriers when you feel emotionally stuck • Within one week of my breakthrough, I potentially saved my daughter's life • Episode 40 "Code 3 Cover" provides keys to finding a therapist who understands trauma • Especially relevant for law enforcement, medical professionals, and anyone routinely exposed to trauma • Both episodes show how active steps toward healing can prevent remaining permanently frozen by trauma Listen to Episode 6 and Episode 40 of Murders to Music — these two episodes can totally change your life. www.StreamlineEventsLLC.com www.DoubleDownDuo.com @StreamlineSEE @DDownDuo Youtube-Instagram-Facebook…

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Paralyzed and Perspectives: Money Solved Everything, Until it Couldn't... 31:04

5 weeks ago31:04

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Send us a text Have you ever considered what makes a problem "real"? This week delivered a powerful lesson about perspective when two life-altering events struck within days of each other. First, my son watched helplessly as his friend crashed on a motocross track, resulting in paralysis from the knees down. A 20-year-old engineering student's entire future changed in a fraction of a second. Then on my 47th birthday, I received my own devastating news—a diagnosis of retinal venous occlusion, requiring monthly injections directly into my eyeball to prevent blindness. The eye damage? A direct result of stress-induced high blood pressure from my law enforcement career. These experiences crystallized a truth I've been learning: if you can throw money at something to fix it, it's not actually a problem—it's an inconvenience. The lawnmower breaking down, bills piling up, everyday frustrations we obsess over? They pale in comparison to life's genuine challenges that no amount of resources can simply undo. What's struck me most is how difficult it remains for me to slow down and accept help. Even after therapy and healing from PTSD, I struggle tremendously with feeling "weak" when needing assistance. My nervous system is finally allowing me to feel emotions again—I cry freely now after years of emotional suppression—yet accepting vulnerability remains my greatest challenge. These parallel crises have reinforced the importance of family and work-life balance above all else. My wife's unwavering support through decades of challenges has been my foundation. Without her faith in me and our relationship, my world would look completely different today. Whether you're facing your own struggles or supporting someone through theirs, remember that showing emotion isn't weakness—it's your nervous system functioning properly. What challenges are you facing that money can't fix? I'd love to hear your thoughts on vulnerability and healing. Gift For You!!! Murders to Music will be releasing "SNAPSHOTS" periodcally to keep you entertained throughout the week! Snapshots will be short, concise bonus episodes containing funny stories, tid bits of brilliance and magical moments!!! Give them a listen and keep up on the tea! www.StreamlineEventsLLC.com www.DoubleDownDuo.com @StreamlineSEE @DDownDuo Youtube-Instagram-Facebook…

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"I Talk to Killers, Rapists and Predators": Interviewing the Unimaginable, How and Why 32:49

6 weeks ago32:49

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Send us a text What does it take to sit across from a child abuser, a murderer, or a rapist and get them to confess? How do investigators maintain their composure when confronted with the darkest sides of humanity? These questions form the foundation of an illuminating journey into the psychology of criminal interviews. Through captivating real-life cases, we explore the delicate psychological dance that unfolds in interrogation rooms. The secret lies not in intimidation or aggressive tactics but in something surprisingly simple yet profoundly powerful: treating suspects as human beings first. By creating an environment free of judgment, skilled investigators can break down the psychological walls suspects build to protect themselves. The physical setup matters tremendously. Removing the table between interviewer and suspect eliminates both physical and psychological barriers. Sharing food creates intimacy through the ancient human ritual of breaking bread together while providing valuable insights into a suspect's psychological state. These techniques aren't taught in training academies but are refined through years of experience navigating the complex terrain of human psychology. What's most revealing is that despite interviewing hundreds of perpetrators of terrible crimes, truly encountering "pure evil" happens remarkably rarely. Most people who commit heinous acts are individuals who made horrific choices or have psychological issues most of us cannot comprehend. By recognizing their humanity without excusing their actions, investigators create a space where truth can emerge. Whether you're fascinated by criminal psychology, interested in investigative techniques, or simply curious about how confessions are obtained from the most hardened criminals, this exploration offers rare insights into an aspect of law enforcement few ever witness. How do you think you would approach interviewing someone who's committed unthinkable acts? The answer might surprise you. Gift For You!!! Murders to Music will be releasing "SNAPSHOTS" periodcally to keep you entertained throughout the week! Snapshots will be short, concise bonus episodes containing funny stories, tid bits of brilliance and magical moments!!! Give them a listen and keep up on the tea! www.StreamlineEventsLLC.com www.DoubleDownDuo.com @StreamlineSEE @DDownDuo Youtube-Instagram-Facebook…

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SnapShot: "When the Hero Who Saved Me Couldn't Save Himself": Steve Redmond 10:24

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Send us a text Sometimes our greatest teachers leave us with lessons that outlive them. Ten years ago, during the darkest chapter of my life, I sat in a classroom in Seattle as a depression-riddled patrol officer going through the motions. Fighting demons I couldn't name, failing as a husband, father, and officer—I was checking nearly every box on a suicide risk assessment without realizing it. Then a tall, imposing motor cop in a perfect uniform took the stage. Instead of war stories or tactical advice, he shared something infinitely more valuable: his vulnerability. Steve Redmond, a Seattle PD veteran, detailed his battle with PTSD, his family falling apart, and the night his own SWAT teammates negotiated his surrender from a garage where he held himself hostage. As he spoke, I realized with startling clarity—he was describing my life. When he displayed that fateful checklist of warning signs, I mentally checked 18 of 20 boxes. That moment of recognition became my turning point. Years later, I sought to thank the man who unknowingly saved my life, only to discover the cruelest irony. Steve Redmond, who founded Code 4 Northwest, a crisis line for first responders staffed by their peers who understand the unique pressures of the job, died by suicide on December 31, 2022. The man who created lifelines for others ultimately couldn't hold onto his own when the darkness returned. His legacy reminds us that even our heroes fight battles we cannot see, and that vulnerability isn't weakness—it's the ultimate form of courage. If you're struggling, please know that seeking help isn't failure. It's the first brave step toward tomorrow. For those in law enforcement especially: your pain matters, your life matters, and there are people who understand exactly what you're going through. www.StreamlineEventsLLC.com www.DoubleDownDuo.com @StreamlineSEE @DDownDuo Youtube-Instagram-Facebook…

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When Passion Becomes Pressure: Loving What You Do Without Losing Yourself 40:43

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Send us a text What happens when the thing you love most becomes your entire identity? After experiencing a surge of podcast downloads, I'm reflecting on the fine line between healthy passion and destructive obsession. My journey from law enforcement obsession to meaningful balance wasn't straightforward. When injury took away my ability to serve, I lost not just my career but my entire sense of self. Through therapy and personal growth, I've learned that passion must be tempered with perspective—something that's easier said than done. Recent experiences have reinforced this lesson in unexpected ways. When technical difficulties forced us to strip away the "concert" elements of a high school worship night, what remained was more powerful: clear voices carrying a message that reached 300 students and beyond. Sometimes what we think matters most is actually just noise drowning out the essence. I've watched my son discover newfound passion for firefighting, dedicating himself to difficult studies with an enthusiasm I'd never seen before. When I asked if he was glad his training was almost over, his response was profound: "Are you excited when you're halfway done with a piece of cake?" That's what true passion feels like—something you savor rather than rush through. In my current work as an event producer, I've nearly missed meaningful connections by making snap judgments. What initially seemed like a demanding client turned out to be someone simply following ChatGPT's suggestions on "questions to ask your DJ." Had I let my assumptions guide me, I would have missed forming a relationship with people I now genuinely enjoy working with. Whether you're struggling with finding your passion, keeping it in check, or redefining yourself after loss, remember that balance isn't just healthy—it's necessary for sustainable joy. Share your own experiences or questions at murders2music@gmail.com or find us on Instagram at murders2music. Gift For You!!! Murders to Music will be releasing "SNAPSHOTS" periodcally to keep you entertained throughout the week! Snapshots will be short, concise bonus episodes containing funny stories, tid bits of brilliance and magical moments!!! Give them a listen and keep up on the tea! Hi, I'm Aaron your host and I would love to invite you to leave a review, send some fan mail or email me at Murder2Music@gmail.com. Does something I'm saying resonate with you...Tell me about it! Is there something you want to hear more about...Tell me about it! This show is to provide value, education and entertainment and hopefully find its way to the WORLD! Share, Like and Love the Murders to Music Podcast! www.StreamlineEventsLLC.com www.DoubleDownDuo.com @StreamlineSEE @DDownDuo Youtube-Instagram-Facebook…

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SnapShot: Suicide, The 9/11 Mission No One Was Meant to Return From 10:14

7 weeks ago10:14