Ingrid Centurion - Generations For America

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Ingrid is a retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel Iraq War Combat Pilot. She is the founder of Generations For America, a non-profit that educates on the US Constitution with emphasis on the First Amendment. We have various programs, The Shield Of Rights which is a 12 hour program to teach on the Constitution from a law enforcement perspective, Roberts Rules of Order, parliamentarian procedure to host effective meetings. We coordinate debates to discuss critical issues.

  1. 9h ago

    EP26: Who is caring for the Elderly with BJ Rodgers?

    What happens when our most vulnerable citizens can no longer speak for themselves? In this powerful episode of the Ingrid Centurion Podcast, Ingrid sits down with BJ Rodgers to explore the heartbreaking realities families face when an aging parent or spouse can no longer care for themselves. BJ shares her personal experience of losing her husband while he was in a care facility and the devastating concerns surrounding medication errors. Together, they examine the larger question of who is responsible for protecting our elderly when families can no longer provide all the care themselves. The conversation also addresses the recent West Ashley case involving 83-year-old Shelba Catterton, who, according to public reporting, was found with more than 1,000 fire-ant bites at Harmony at West Ashley, South Carolina and died approximately two weeks later. Rather than attacking every nursing home, assisted-living facility, or caregiver, this conversation asks important questions about the systems designed to protect vulnerable people when staffing, training, communication, supervision, family involvement, and oversight break down. Ingrid and BJ discuss dementia care, medication errors, the emotional and financial burden on families, warning signs families should never ignore, choosing a care facility, advocating for an elderly loved one, and the responsibility of facilities, government, families, and society to ensure that our elderly are treated with dignity and kept safe. At the heart of this conversation is one powerful question: When an elderly person can no longer speak for themselves, who speaks for them—and who makes sure they are safe? Who will speak for them? Its time for families to speak for the elderly and make the elderly a priority.

  2. Aug 12

    EP 25: The Blueprint to Credit Repair, Myra Allen

    On this episode, Ingrid Centurion sits down with Myra Allen, a respected credit repair professional and Realtor from Walterboro, South Carolina, whose approach goes far beyond simply helping clients buy and sell homes. In a market filled with thousands of real estate agents, Myra distinguishes herself by addressing one of the greatest barriers to homeownership—credit. Rather than telling clients they are not ready to buy a home, she develops a personalized strategy to repair and strengthen their credit, creating a clear path toward financial independence and homeownership. Myra believes that every family deserves the opportunity to achieve the American Dream. She plants the seeds of wealth and security by helping buyers and sellers make informed real estate decisions while teaching the financial habits that build lasting prosperity. For Myra, real estate is more than a transaction—it is a vehicle for wealth creation, asset protection, and generational success. Throughout her career, Myra has helped individuals who believed homeownership was out of reach. Through education, discipline, and a proven step-by-step process, she empowers clients to overcome credit challenges, qualify for financing, purchase homes, and build equity that can change the future of their families. Beyond the closing table, Myra continues to guide her clients by educating them on maintaining their properties, managing their wealth, protecting their investments, and making sound financial decisions. Her commitment extends well beyond the sale—she is dedicated to creating confident homeowners and financially empowered communities. Join Ingrid Centurion as she explores Myra Allen's remarkable journey, the secrets behind successful credit repair, and practical strategies that can help listeners transform financial setbacks into opportunities. Whether you're dreaming of purchasing your first home, rebuilding your credit, or creating long-term wealth through real estate, this conversation will leave you inspired and equipped with actionable steps to move closer to achieving the American Dream.

  3. Aug 4

    EP 24: From the Killing Fields to Protecting Presidents: Leth Oun and Ingrid Centurion

    In this powerful and inspiring episode, Ingrid Centurion sits down with Leth Oun, a Cambodian-American veteran of the U.S. Secret Service Uniformed Division, K-9 bomb detection handler, and co-author of A Refugee's American Dream. His life is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the opportunities that America provides to those who refuse to give up. Leth shares his remarkable journey from surviving nearly four years under the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia's Killing Fields, enduring refugee camps and homelessness, to immigrating to the United States at age 17 with little more than hope and determination. Through perseverance, education, and unwavering faith in the American Dream, he became the first Cambodian-American to serve in the United States Secret Service, protecting Presidents and Vice Presidents through four administrations. The conversation explores the people who believed in him when he needed it most, the challenges of adapting to life in an American high school, and the lessons that shaped his character. Leth also offers a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at his years serving with highly trained Secret Service K-9 teams, explaining the extraordinary bond between handler and dog and what leadership, loyalty, discipline, and trust can teach us all. This episode is more than a story of survival—it's a story of purpose, service, gratitude, and the enduring promise that America remains a land where dreams can become reality.

  4. Jul 23

    EP23: Building Bridges Through Business with Roxana Massie

    What happens when passion, purpose, and entrepreneurship come together? You create opportunities that transform lives. In this inspiring episode, Ingrid Centurion sits down with Roxana Massie, founder of the Spanglish Small Business Association (SSBA), to discuss how business can become one of the most powerful tools for uniting cultures, strengthening communities, and creating economic opportunity. As Charleston's Hispanic population continues to grow, so does the need for entrepreneurs to have access to education, connections, visibility, and strategic partnerships. Roxana shares her vision of building a bridge between English-speaking and Spanish-speaking business owners, ensuring that every entrepreneur has the opportunity to be seen, heard, and empowered. The conversation explores how SSBA is creating a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem through networking, collaboration, media exposure, business education, and mentorship. Listeners will discover the exciting initiatives that are helping small businesses grow, including: Latina Pitch Live – A dynamic bilingual entrepreneur showcase where business owners present their ideas, products, and services before community leaders, judges, sponsors, and strategic partners.The Spanglish Connector Business Accelerator Workshops – Monthly workshops featuring networking, marketing strategies, business education, media exposure, and collaboration opportunities.Throughout the interview, Roxana reminds us that success isn't built alone—it is built through relationships, collaboration, and a willingness to lift others as we climb. Every connection has the potential to open a new door, every conversation can create a partnership, and every entrepreneur has something valuable to contribute. Whether you're launching your first business, growing an established company, or simply looking to expand your network, this episode will inspire you to think bigger, connect deeper, and become part of a movement that is strengthening Charleston's business community—one relationship at a time. The future belongs to those who show up, build relationships, and create opportunities for others. Listen. Connect. Collaborate. Grow. Show up—and make it happen.

  5. May 12

    EP22: Mold Detox, Karen Hubert, CEO, Clear Mold LLC

    Ingrid Centurion interviews Karen Hubert, founder of Clear Mold LLC. Karen is creating a Community, an online membership program designed to make mold detox education, expert guidance, and community support accessible to anyone, anywhere. The new platform centers around the Clear Mold Detox Protocol, a practical, step-by-step approach to addressing mold and Candida-related symptoms. The company’s mission is to empower individuals with the knowledge, tools, and support they need to safely detox both their environment and their bodies. Karen shares her life story of mold on Navy housing and how it impacted her life significantly. According to the World Health Organization, dampness and mold increase the risk of respiratory illness by 30 to 50 percent, and in the United States alone, an estimated 4.6 million asthma cases are connected to mold exposure. Traditional remediation can cost thousands of dollars, while medical diagnoses are often missed or delayed. Clear Mold fills a growing need by providing an accessible, affordable, and holistic solution that combines environmental education, detox guidance, and community support to help individuals safely recover from mold and Candida exposure. The Clear Mold Community features multiple membership options, including a free plan, to make recovery guidance accessible to everyone. Members receive access to educational materials, community discussions, wellness tools, and ongoing support, all delivered through a secure online portal. Clear Mold also offers at-home assessments and lab testing options, allowing members to take meaningful steps toward recovery without the need for travel, clinics, or costly appointments.

  6. May 1

    EP21: The Layla Story-Yazidi People

    Ingrid Centurion interviews Layla who survived the genocide attempt in her village.

  7. Mar 19

    EP:20 Ingrid Centurion interviews Dr. Deborah "Dr.DJ" Johnson Blake, the Time Management Diva

    Ingrid Centurion interviews Dr. Deborah “Dr. DJ” Johnson-Blake is the CEO of The Writing Pad, LLC, where she provides editing, consulting, professional development, and time-management coaching. A keynote speaker and best-selling author, she also serves as an award-winning associate professor at Liberty University. An active leader in the American Business Women’s Association (ABWA), Dr. DJ is a member of the Douglas County Charter Chapter and has served in numerous leadership roles, including Chapter President, Best Practices Chair, and Chapter Ambassador. She is the 2024 Atlanta Area Council Woman of the Year and ABWA National’s 2021 American Business Woman. As Chapter President, she led her chapter to a historic 100% membership increase and national Best Practices recognition during COVID-19. Dr. DJ is currently serving as the 2025–2026 District I Vice President, bringing a proven record of leadership, growth, and member engagement. Guided by her philosophy to “live life on purpose,” she is passionate about empowering leaders to maximize their time, lead with intention, and achieve lasting impact. Dr. Deborah Johnson-Blake, widely known as Dr. DJ and recognized as The Time Management Diva, specializes in helping individuals and organizations take control of their time, increase productivity, and create better work-life balance. She is a philanthropic servant leader in her local Douglasville community, where she enjoys giving back to others by providing resources and serving on several boards in addition to the ABWA National Board, including the Vice Chair of the Hospital Authority Board of Douglas County, a board member of Wellstar Regional Health Board, the Board Parliamentarian for the Georgia Association for Women in Higher Education (GAWHE) and a board member of the Douglas County Chamber of Commerce. She is the 2025 Small Business of the Year Finalist. Guided by her philosophy to “live life on purpose,” she is dedicated to empowering others to maximize their time, embrace lifelong learning, and elevate their personal and professional journeys.

  8. Mar 3

    EP-19 Travel Safety with Global Secure Resources

    Ingrid Centurion recently interviewed Carrie Pasquarello, founder of Global Secure Resources, a threat-mitigation company dedicated to keeping travelers safe abroad. During their conversation, Pasquarello addressed the growing complexity of global criminal activity and how it impacts international travelers—from opportunistic street crime and organized theft rings to cyber exploitation and politically driven unrest. She emphasized that modern travel risk is no longer limited to high-risk regions; even traditionally “safe” destinations are experiencing spikes in crime targeting tourists. Key insights she shared include: Pre-travel intelligence is critical. Travelers should understand local crime trends, cultural norms, transportation risks, and safe zones before arrival. Situational awareness is your first line of defense. Criminals often target distracted individuals—those visibly unfamiliar with their surroundings. Digital security matters. Public Wi-Fi exploitation, SIM-swap fraud, and device theft can escalate quickly into financial or identity crimes. Layered protection strategies work best. This may include vetted drivers, secure lodging selection, itinerary tracking, emergency response planning, and real-time monitoring. Corporate responsibility is increasing. Organizations have a duty of care to protect employees traveling internationally, especially in volatile regions. Pasquarello underscored that preparation—not fear—is the goal. By combining intelligence, planning, and professional support, individuals and companies can significantly reduce exposure to risk while maintaining confidence in global travel.

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Ingrid is a retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel Iraq War Combat Pilot. She is the founder of Generations For America, a non-profit that educates on the US Constitution with emphasis on the First Amendment. We have various programs, The Shield Of Rights which is a 12 hour program to teach on the Constitution from a law enforcement perspective, Roberts Rules of Order, parliamentarian procedure to host effective meetings. We coordinate debates to discuss critical issues.

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