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S10EP12, Reinvent Yourself with Niurka Hernandez

What if the person you are today is not the person you are meant to become?

In this episode of Voices of Courage, Ken D Foster sits down with Niurka Hernandez to explore identity, mindset, self-awareness, and the courage to create lasting personal transformation.

Niurka shares insights from her journey working with Tony Robbins and her experience helping individuals and organizations align their identity, values, and vision. Together, they discuss how subconscious patterns, limiting beliefs, self-talk, and environment influence our choices and results.

Discover how to break old habits, reconnect with your authentic self, find your unique purpose, and move from fear and self-doubt toward courage, faith, and possibility.

In this conversation, you'll discover:
How your identity shapes your life and success
Ways to recognize and release limiting beliefs
The power of self-talk and the words you use
How your environment influences personal growth
Why courage means taking action despite fear
How to discover your purpose and unique gifts
A seven-step process to move from contraction to expansion

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Learn how to begin your journey toward greater clarity, confidence, alignment, and purposeful action.

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Tony Alamo

A John Peeler Interview On Timothy McVeigh, A Vatican Conspiracy Teaching, And Listener Testimonies

World Pastor Tony Alamo reads a John Peeler interview claiming Timothy McVeigh is still alive, teaches that the Vatican controls world governments and media, and co-host Michele Alamo shares listener testimonies from across the country.

Program 297 Opens With Claims About McVeigh
Tony Alamo opens program number 297, part 195 of his series How to Have God's Life Living in You, telling listeners to keep paper and pen ready since Sharon will give four ways to request a copy at the close. He says the Lord changed the course of today's broadcast with what he calls vital information, citing an interview with former FBI and ATF undercover agent John Peeler as proof that Timothy McVeigh is still alive and that his execution was staged. Alamo also repeats a claim he says he made days earlier that Saddam Hussein's reported death looked like a government setup, alleging that the Vatican, President Bush, and Hussein had long been partners in the oil business. Michele Alamo gives the website arcticbeacon.com as the source. Alamo then leads an extended opening prayer, calling Rome's cult, government, and media three frog-like spirits from the dragon, and the congregation answers amen.

A Song And John Peeler's Credentials
After the prayer, Tony Alamo introduces a recording of himself singing In The City Where The Lamb Is The Light with the Stamps Quartet, telling listeners there is no toil or corruption in the city he describes. Returning to the microphone, he previews an updated interview with John Peeler, describing him as a former FBI and ATF undercover man who has admitted involvement in the World Trade Center attacks, the Oklahoma City bombing, and Waco, all of which Alamo blames on orders from Rome. He says attempts have been made for years to hire someone to assassinate him and that Peeler supplied information that became his own piece of literature, The Evil One World Government Agents in the United States Are Claiming to Be United States Agents. Alamo insists he remains a patriotic American who loves the flag but rejects what he calls Roman canon law operating through the United Nations.

Teaching On Trade Unions And The United Nations
Tony Alamo teaches that Rome's goal is a one-world government achieved by breaking America's economic back, alleging that Vatican and United Nations planners pushed trade unions to raise American labor costs so high that manufacturing would shift to Japan, Germany, India, and other nations paying workers far less. He argues this scheme explains why automobile, clothing, and appliance industries moved overseas while homelessness grew domestically. Alamo claims the United Nations, with roughly two hundred member countries, would use American troops as its police force, bombing any nation refusing to join, and that the Vatican directs this program because the United States declares in God we trust. He frames corrupt politicians as acceptable to Rome while Bible-preaching ministers are targeted for removal, repeating his broader theme that institutional and media power ultimately traces back to Vatican control before turning to listener correspondence with Michele Alamo.

Michele Reads Listener Testimonies From Five States
Michele Alamo reads a run of witnessing-line responses. From Beverly Hills, Yacov Marcus and his friend Joseph, a Jewish businessman, ask about recording the Messiah book in Hebrew and offer to put more literature on tape so Israelis can hear the gospel in their own language; Alamo says he will send the tape to a translator since he does not speak Hebrew. Bill from Oregon requests a Russian Bible, trusting the ministry to send an accurate translation. Chris from Sacramento, who once wrote a pastoral school thesis on Tony Alamo Christian Ministries, calls wanting to become a distributor and start a Sacramento branch after growing disillusioned with other churches. Shantel from Brooklyn asks for ten Messiah books each in English and Russian to give to Jewish residents. Shane from Princeton, Minnesota orders Brace Yourselves, Difficult Mountains, and the Messiah book, having been told the ministry avoids what he calls wishy-washy doctrine.

The John Peeler Interview On Waco And 9/11
Michele Alamo reads at length from a Greg Szymanski article posted at arcticbeacon.com quoting former FBI and ATF agent John Peeler, who says Timothy McVeigh had plastic surgery and is living in South America, that McVeigh was a government patsy connected to MKUltra, and that Peeler himself was once assigned to investigate Alamo but later apologized for recommending bogus tax evasion charges against him. Peeler describes helping stage Waco as what agents called a turkey shoot intended to kill David Koresh, claims inside knowledge that Oklahoma City and September 11 were orchestrated inside jobs tied to a New World Order agenda, and says his son was framed for murder in retaliation for his going public. Tony Alamo interjects periodically, insisting he is squeaky clean despite years of government hostility and arguing that Jonestown deaths were murders disguised as mass suicide, angrily addressing the History Channel directly for repeating what he calls that lie.

Closing Teaching, Sinner's Prayer, And Contact Info
Alamo reads a webmaster-supplied item describing a web of corruption linking the Bush family, the Vatican, Bin Laden, and Saddam Hussein, dwelling on Neil Bush's role in a savings and loan collapse that cost taxpayers a billion dollars while he was fined only fifty thousand, which Alamo calls proof the Bushes are robber barons acting as Vatican bagmen rather than true capitalists. Noting he has run out of time to begin the sixteenth chapter of Numbers as planned, Alamo says exposing world corruption matters only if it leads people to salvation, and he leads a spoken sinner's prayer inviting Jesus into the heart and promising forgiveness to anyone praying along sincerely. He urges listeners saved today to keep growing in prayer and holiness rather than stopping at the prayer itself. Sharon Alamo then gives four ways to request program 297, and Alamo closes over H.B. Barnum's Life Choir performing the Life Prayer Song.

Aging Well With Pharmacist Ben

Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia, Emergency Room Realities, and Nutritional Healing with Dr. Lisa Singletary

Pharmacist Ben examines postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome and adrenal health before welcoming Dr. Lisa Singletary, an emergency physician who shares how foundational nutrition helped her recover from severe arthritis and leave a wheelchair behind.

Emergence, Intuition, and the Building Blocks of Health
Ben Fuchs opens the broadcast welcoming listeners to Aging Well and reflecting on the concept of emergence. Citing Malcolm Gladwell's ten thousand hours principle, Ben explains that decades spent examining human physiology allow an intuitive understanding to arise, comparing it to how a complex beehive or anthill functions beyond the knowledge of any individual insect. He critiques artificial intelligence for offering isolated facts without the transcendent perspective needed to perceive the entire biological forest. Ben invites listeners to call the program and announces that Dr. Lisa Singletary will join the conversation at the bottom of the hour. Highlighting his thirty-year affiliation with Youngevity, he emphasizes that he endorses only formulations he has witnessed working firsthand, such as Beyond Tangy Tangerine and the Healthy Start Pack. He encourages the audience to take charge of their wellness through foundational supplementation, mentioning his digital school at Pharmacist Ben's Academy and regular online educational sessions.

Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome and Adrenal Duress
Ben shifts focus to postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, breaking down the medical acronym into Latin roots describing an accelerated heart rate upon standing upright from a prone position. He explains that rising from a chair requires the body to coordinate countless microscopic adjustments across fifty thousand miles of blood vessels to maintain steady pressure against gravity. When the adrenal glands become depleted from ongoing duress, they fail to regulate vascular tone effectively, causing blood pressure to drop and prompting the heart to race in panic. Ben identifies three primary triggers of physiological duress: toxemia from refined foods and sugar, hypoxia caused by poor breathing habits or chronic inflammation, and cellular starvation stemming from micronutrient malnutrition. He stresses that conventional medicine offers no real answers for this miserable cluster of symptoms, urging individuals to reclaim authority over their daily habits rather than relying on an authoritarian pharmaceutical model.

Adrenal Support, Mega-Dose Vitamin C, and Medicinal Zinc
Continuing his examination of adrenal health, Ben emphasizes that targeted supplementation is essential because modern diets cannot supply the necessary micronutrients. He underscores the importance of vitamin C during times of acute stress, contrasting human inability to produce the nutrient with animals like goats, which synthesize thirteen grams daily under calm conditions and over one hundred fifty grams when stressed. Ben sharply criticizes the official Recommended Dietary Allowance of one hundred milligrams, dismissing it as a ridiculous deficiency allowance designed merely to stave off death rather than support vitality. He also highlights zinc, recalling how pharmacy curriculum treated both zinc and vitamin C as powerful medicinal agents rather than passive supplements. Ben notes zinc's therapeutic utility for blood sugar balance, immune defense, and skin repair, citing a fellow pharmacist who commercialized a simple zinc cold remedy into a billion-dollar sale to demonstrate the undeniable biochemical power of fundamental minerals.

From Rural Maryland Healers to an Allopathic Wheelchair
Dr. Lisa Singletary joins the program, recounting her childhood on a rural Maryland farm where her grandparents served as trusted community healers using barks, roots, and poultices. Inspired by the television series Marcus Welby, M.D., she entered medical school hoping to help people, only to have natural healing methods systematically educated out of her as wasteful and unscientific. Dr. Singletary practiced conventional allopathic medicine before leaving her career for eight years to act as the primary caretaker for her aging parents. During that period, she experimented with simple topical honey for bedsores, marveling at its unexpected efficacy when standard treatments failed. The physical and emotional strain of caregiving, combined with poor diet and high stress, eventually left her severely disabled. Suffering from crippling arthritis and widespread inflammation, she could not slide open laundry detergent packages or apply skin lotion, eventually relying on her father's wheelchair simply to move around her home.

Nutritional Epiphany, Energy Medicine, and Team Leadership
Desperate for relief, Dr. Singletary finally listened to a friend's recommendation to try Youngevity's Beyond Tangy Tangerine. Taking multiple daily scoops, she experienced a dramatic physical turnaround, shedding eighty-five pounds and walking out of her wheelchair within eight months. Her intellectual paradigm shifted after reading an alternative medicine textbook containing a chapter on energy medicine, which argued that every pharmaceutical pill is merely chemical energy interacting with the body's electromagnetic network. Realizing that Dr. Joel Wallach had already formulated comprehensive nutritional recipes, she embraced Youngevity wholeheartedly, eventually building a business team drawing from church and family connections. Dr. Singletary describes the psychological hurdle of setting aside the conventional doctor's authoritative ego in order to embrace network marketing and personal development tools. Ben praises Dr. Wallach as a polymath across pathology, anthropology, and biochemistry, validating her transition from rigid institutional dogma toward empowering people through cellular nutrition.

Emergency Room Realities, End-of-Life Care, and Patient Autonomy
Reflecting on her years working in urgent care and emergency departments at Johns Hopkins, Dr. Singletary describes the chronic cortisol elevation and poor dietary habits common among frontline medical personnel. She shares her vision for a specialized nursing facility called Last Mile Running, where elder residents would receive aggressive hydration and skin-absorbed nutrients even if unable to swallow. Dr. Singletary laments how institutional medicine frequently resists nutritional recovery near the end of life, recalling an alert elder whose family chose to remove his feeding tube after he improved on fucoidan. She also recounts how hospital staff declared her mentally competent father psychiatrically unfit when he refused a nasogastric tube, discharging him rather than honoring his wishes. After discussing her father's passing from a bowel obstruction related to excessive loperamide use before public speaking, the hosts exchange closing contact details, with Ben announcing upcoming guest Kimberly Meredith before signing off.

Raising Expectations with Pastor Joe Schofield

Civic Duty, Spiritual Heritage, and Midterm Election Realities with Janet Price

Pastor Joe Schofield and his cross-country co-hosts welcome Golden State Republican Women co-founder Janet Price on the eve of the midterm elections for a discussion on voting as a biblical duty, the roots of cultural subversion, and standing firm in faith.

Opening Prayer, Team Introductions, and Welcoming Janet Price
Pastor Joe Schofield opens the Monday broadcast of Raising Expectations by testifying to faith in Jesus Christ, who died on the cross to pay the penalty for sins and elevate daily expectations. He introduces his nationwide broadcast team: Dr. Paul Hall in Lompoc, California; Dr. Craig Thayer and Stephanie Thayer in Dalton, Georgia; Pastor Ron Greer in McKinney, Texas; and his wife, Melva Schofield, seated beside him in the studio. Turning his attention to the upcoming midterm elections scheduled for the following day, Schofield welcomes guest Janet Price, a co-founder of the Golden State Republican Women. He praises her steadfast Christian faith, infectious enthusiasm, and leadership across California, noting that her words consistently offer spiritual encouragement and practical insight. Schofield invites listeners to take notes as Price prepares to share an overarching historical and biblical perspective on civic responsibility rather than dissecting standard campaign polling.

Historical Perspective, Deep State Roots, and Rebuilding American Culture
Janet Price begins her presentation by framing Election Day not through transient television polls, but through an extended historical lens. She asserts that modern concerns regarding the deep state extend back decades to the administration of Woodrow Wilson rather than being an invention of recent years. Referencing research and lectures presented by Michael Steger through Promethean, Price argues that restoring American global leadership requires revitalizing national manufacturing, productive genius, and foundational cultural traditions. She identifies the revitalization of Western spirit with patriotic movements while contrasting the principles of the American Revolution against the chaos of the French Revolution. Highlighting European developments, Price mentions French political leader Marine Le Pen seeking inspiration from American ideals rather than historical French revolutionary turmoil. She commends Donald Trump for his passion as a builder, noting his address near the Lincoln Memorial and his administration's restoration of eighty-three vandalized statues across Washington.

European Unrest, Ideological Battles, and Questioning Polls
Price broadens her critique to Europe, citing observations by Victor Davis Hanson regarding riots in France as evidence that leftist policies have created unmanageable crises through open migration and censorship. Quoting Christopher Hitchens on ideological tensions with the West, Price warns that socialist agendas undermine constitutional protections and religious faith, recalling Karl Marx's view of socialism as a pathway toward communism. She cautions listeners against accepting mainstream campaign polling, explicitly naming fabricated operations like Wedgwood designed to depress conservative donor funding and demoralize grass-roots turnout. Price urges voters to judge candidates by whether their hearts truly love the country rather than relying on media narratives. Praising Trump's rigorous campaign schedule, she characterizes true statesmanship as laboring for future generations rather than the next election cycle. She also defends his strategic interest in securing agreements involving Greenland for national defense purposes despite persistent media ridicule and silence.

Remembering Todd Beamer, Flight 93, and Media Bias
Shifting to civic duty, Price recalls Flight 93 passenger Todd Beamer, who led fellow travelers to storm the hijacked cockpit on September 11, 2001, saving potential targets in Washington. Co-host Stephanie Thayer recounts her personal connection to Beamer, having worked alongside him at Oracle just days prior to the tragedy, and honors his lasting rallying cry to roll forward. Pastor Ron Greer reflects on the cultural conflict, observing that the media embraced Donald Trump as an influential celebrity and political kingmaker for decades until he launched a conservative presidential campaign. Greer notes that Trump was referenced roughly four hundred and fifty times in classic hip-hop music before facing coordinated vilification. He asserts that modern political attacks target biblical foundations, warning that adversaries fear a resurgence of traditional American greatness and deliberately attempt to reshape children's minds through corrupted educational institutions.

Civic Duty, Christian Foundations, and Capitol Spiritual Heritage
Stephanie Thayer references author Steve Cioccolanti's book detailing Trump's pro-Christian accomplishments, emphasizing the profound influence of judicial appointments across the federal court system. The team examines practical voting challenges, with Craig Thayer noting voter identification requirements and Stephanie detailing mail-in ballot procedures for college students in Georgia. Greer shares insights from a specialized tour of the United States Capitol, pointing out prominent biblical inscriptions, historical Christian art, and the House podium referred to as the bema, evoking the biblical judgment seat where chaplains speak without interruption. Dr. Paul Hall draws from the fourth chapter of Galatians, cautioning believers against surrendering spiritual freedom to return to bondage. Hall urges the church to maintain steadfast perseverance, warning against apathy or fatigue when confronting critical civic and cultural challenges, and insisting that Christians must preserve their historical heritage rather than walking away.

Melva Schofield's Prayer for the Nation and Closing Exhortations
Melva Schofield reflects on Trump's perseverance under continuous public scrutiny and describes watching developments alongside her husband while praying for wise counselors to guide national leadership. She leads the broadcast team in an extended pastoral prayer for the midterm elections, asking God to grant voters moral courage at the ballot box. Her prayer emphasizes defending the sanctity of unborn life, preserving Judeo-Christian governance, exposing spiritual darkness, and safeguarding religious liberties established over two hundred and fifty years. Following the prayer, Schofield invites each panelist to deliver a concise concluding thought. Craig Thayer remembers visiting Dachau and Normandy, reminding listeners that freedom requires active faith. Stephanie Thayer, Paul Hall, and Ron Greer echo calls to serve as salt and light, persevere through spiritual trials, and exercise voting privileges before Pastor Joe closes the hour with a final blessing.

Anarchy to Antichrist