What do Trump, Elon Musk, tariffs, and Twitter all have in common? They’re reshaping the retail landscape in real time—and consumers are caught in the crossfire. In this episode of The Dave Pamah Show, I sit down with Dominick Miserandino, former CEO of RetailWire.com and current CEO of Retail Tech Media Nexus, to unpack the escalating trade drama, what it means for everyday shoppers, and how retailers are responding behind the scenes.

Dominick brings over 30 years of experience in online media and retail insight, with regular appearances on CNN, Fox, and MSNBC. We dive into the psychology behind public figures influencing markets, how businesses are bracing for impact, and why mindset and resilience still matter more than ever in unpredictable times.

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In this powerful episode of The Dave Pamah Show, personal safety expert and executive health coach Stephanie Cyr, JD, NBC-HWC shares transformative strategies to help you feel stronger, safer, and more confident in everyday life. As the founder of PowerUp Moves, Stephanie blends Empowerment Self Defense with holistic coaching to address the emotional, psychological, and physical aspects of personal safety.

We dive into the importance of situational awareness, cultivating safety habits, and how to develop self-efficacy through mindful movement and mindset shifts. Whether you're walking alone at night or navigating tough environments, Stephanie's insights will leave you feeling prepared and empowered.

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In this powerful episode of The Dave Pamah Show, retired Police Officer and Master of Applied Positive Psychology, David Berez, takes us deep into the heart of first responder resilience. From 33 years in emergency services to becoming a national thought leader in law enforcement well-being, David shares how storytelling, emotional regulation, and his groundbreaking Courageous Optimism Theory are transforming the way we understand trauma, healing, and purpose.

We explore how public safety professionals confront chaos with courage, why relationships and stigma need more open conversation, and what it really means to thrive after retirement from a high-stakes career. David’s lived experience—marked by transgenerational trauma and post-service growth—offers hard-earned wisdom, deep empathy, and hope.

He also gives us an inside look at his book A Resilient Life: A Cop's Journey in Pursuit of Purpose, and how he's using the humanities to light a path forward for others.

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Bull riding is one of the most dangerous sports in the world—and Jorden Halvorsen is not just surviving it, she’s changing the game. A four-time world champion and the powerhouse behind the Elite Lady Bull Riders, Jorden joins me to talk about her journey from show-jumping horses in North Carolina to starring in the new Hulu and Freeform docuseries Not Her First Rodeo.

We dive into what drives her, how she’s elevating female bull riders nationwide, and the lessons she’s learned about courage, leadership, and staying on the ride—even when life tries to buck you off.

🎬 Not Her First Rodeo premiered May 22 on Freeform and streams June 6 on Hulu.

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In this powerful episode of The Dave Pamah Show, author and advocate Ted Neill shares his inspiring journey from personal adversity to purposeful storytelling. With over 30 published works, including the award-winning Two Years of Wonder, Ted opens up about navigating life with PTSD and addiction recovery while working at an orphanage for children with HIV/AIDS.

Together, we explore the power of vulnerability, resilience, and creative expression in healing and activism. Ted reflects on how his lived experiences have shaped his mission to foster empathy, inclusion, and meaningful social change through storytelling.

Whether you're facing your own challenges or looking for ways to make a difference, this conversation will remind you of the transformative strength within each of us.

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In this powerful episode of The Dave Pamah Show, we sit down with George E. Danis, a man whose journey from impoverished roots in rural Greece to becoming a celebrated American entrepreneur and recipient of the Ellis Island Medal of Honor is nothing short of inspirational.

George shares pivotal life lessons shaped by hardship and resilience—how growing up with little inspired resourcefulness, and how those early experiences fueled a life of entrepreneurial success and meaningful philanthropy. He opens up about the urgent need to bring manufacturing back to the U.S., the realities of our broken immigration system, and the importance of reviving the spirit of “we the people.”

We also dive into his new memoir, Go Far, Give Back, Live Greek, a reflection on a life devoted to building, giving, and staying connected to one’s roots.

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In this transformative episode, Dave Pamah sits down with Carrie KC West—author, speaker, and Life Story Coach—to explore how the stories we tell ourselves shape our realities. From a difficult childhood to earning an MFA in filmmaking and a degree in counseling psychology, Carrie shares how her personal journey gave rise to a powerful mission: helping others rewrite the limiting narratives that keep them stuck. Tune in to hear actionable tips on how to identify toxic self-beliefs, reshape your personal and professional identity, and step into a life of clarity, confidence, and fulfillment. Whether you're a creative, an entrepreneur, or someone at a crossroads, this conversation is packed with real talk and powerful insights you won't want to miss.

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In this inspiring episode, I sit down with Matthew Mitchell — Wall Street Journal best-selling author, speaker, and the winningest head coach in the history of the University of Kentucky women's basketball program. We dive into a powerful new segment called "Your Level of Preparation Makes You Either Mediocre or a Master," where Matthew unpacks how preparation determines success. Drawing from his Winning Tools principles and new book Ready to Win, he shares how leaders can move from being casual to constant in their preparation, build confidence under pressure, and position themselves for long-term wins. Learn the five levels of preparation, the secrets to goal clarity, disciplined follow-up, and the real mindset behind greatness.
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