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KNOW THEM BY THEIR FRUIT

People can tell us who they are through their words, promises, and intentions. Their actions, patterns, and consistency reveal something deeper.

Tonight on The People's Podcast, we're exploring discernment, character, accountability, boundaries, and the difference between recognizing someone's potential and acknowledging what they're actually producing.

Inspired by Matthew 7:16, “Ye shall know them by their fruits,” this conversation goes beyond examining others. We're also turning that same awareness inward.

Are we watering the roots of growth, healing, integrity, and accountability? Or are we continuing to nurture patterns that no longer serve us?

Join Universe Badger for a thought-provoking conversation about recognizing what people show us, honoring our intuition, and examining the fruit growing in our own lives.

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Tonight’s conversation didn’t go as planned. Our scheduled guest was unable to join us, so God According to You became a different kind of conversation.

We explored where our understanding of God comes from—family, religion, Scripture, personal experiences, culture, questions, and our own individual perspectives.

When you think about God, whose voice do you hear?

Every person may see, experience, and understand faith differently. This is a space for conversation, perspective, and respectful disagreement.

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What happens when the life everyone sees doesn’t match what’s happening behind closed doors?

Tonight, Universe Badger and Golden Eagle sit down with Emmanuel Guarino of Team Vulnerable for an open conversation about pornography, marriage, vulnerability, emotional security, faith, recovery, and what it takes to rebuild after trust has been affected.

We also talk about the creation of Team Vulnerable, who Emmanuel was before his journey, who he is today, and the lessons he wants to pass forward.

The People’s Podcast — we’re the ears that listen, where your opinion matters and so does your story, because you matter. Asè.

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SCARCITY & VULNERABILITY: What Are We Afraid to Reveal?

Universe Badger and Golden Eagle are joined by Emmanuel Guarino of Team Vulnerable for a conversation about pornography, marriage, faith, vulnerability, emotional security, recovery, and rebuilding.

Emmanuel shares his story in his own words—including the creation of Team Vulnerable, what changed in his life and marriage, and who Emmanuel is today.

We’re the ears that listen, where your opinion matters and so does your story, because you matter. Asè.

Your opinion matters. Send us a voice message and add your voice to the conversation. We’re the ears that listen.

What does Mental Wealth mean when it’s told through different voices, experiences, and perspectives?

On this episode of The People’s Podcast, we sit down with contributing authors from The Mental Wealth Anthology for a conversation about the upcoming book, their individual contributions, and what readers can expect.

Different authors. Different stories. Different perspectives. One conversation centered around the value of sharing what we’ve learned and lived.

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Growth sounds exciting when we talk about it from a distance. More customers. More employees. More opportunities. More revenue. A larger company. A bigger vision.

Then growth arrives, and the person who built the beginning has to figure out how to lead what it has become.

On this episode of The People’s Podcast, Kimberly Vertigan, also known as Universe Badger, sits down with entrepreneur, professor, and investor Edward DuCoin to explore what it means to survive your own growth.

The conversation explores leadership, scaling a business, managing the responsibility that comes with more than 1,000 employees, raising millions in capital, navigating the 2008 financial crisis, recognizing opportunities that align with your vision, and how our definition of success can change through experience.

Because sometimes growth isn't only about what you're building.

It's about who you're becoming while you build it.

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What happens when you spend so much time showing up for everyone else that you lose connection with yourself?

On this episode of The People’s Podcast, we sit down with Mary Armendarez, author of The Return to Your Soul, for a conversation about self-trust, people-pleasing, nervous system regulation, healing, and finding your way back to yourself.

We explore what it means to choose yourself without losing compassion for others, how our experiences shape the way we respond to life, and why reconnecting with yourself can change the way you move through the world.

At Unseen Twisted Truths LLC, we believe every story has value.

We’re the ears that listen, where your opinion matters — because you matter, and so does your story.

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What shapes our sense of right and wrong—and what happens when the values we were taught no longer match what we experience in the world around us?

In this episode of The People’s Podcast, we explore the MORAL COMPASS: how family, faith, culture, society, laws, personal experiences, and generational patterns influence the way we determine what is right and wrong.

We also look inward. Can we recognize when something we learned has caused harm? Can awareness lead to accountability without turning into judgment? And can our moral compass grow and change as we do?

This conversation isn’t just about pointing out what’s wrong in the world. It’s about examining ourselves, understanding where our beliefs come from, and deciding what we consciously choose to carry forward.

Because having a moral compass isn’t only about knowing right from wrong—it’s also about how we treat people, what we do when no one is watching, and what we choose to do when we realize we need to change.

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Tonight’s community conversation from The People’s Podcast continues our 8-week healing journey with Week 3.

Our focus tonight is something simple that carries deep impact: words hurt.

Many people grow up hearing that words should not affect them. Yet most people can remember a sentence, a comment, or a moment that stayed with them for years.

Words shape how people see themselves. Words influence how relationships grow. Words create either emotional safety or emotional harm.

During this gathering we explored how communication patterns develop, why hurtful words often stay with people long after they are spoken, and how becoming aware of the language we use can help create healthier relationships and stronger connections.

We also began introducing the next step in Week 3 of our journey. In our next discussion we will explore a deeper question that grows directly from tonight’s conversation: Do I feel safe? Understanding emotional safety helps people recognize the environments and relationships that support honesty, respect, and personal growth.

This is The People’s Podcast — we’re the ears that listen, where your opinion matters.