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Piper Edlow returns to the Edlow Podcast to join her dad for a Top 7 list, and this one is a fun one. Top 7 Streaming Shows. 
 
The rules are simple, any show that you have watched on streaming (because Piper just doesn't even remember regular TV or which shows would have been on regular tv).
 
If you have a Favorite Streaming Show or a top 7 list feel free to comment and share! Thanks friends!

More Vince McMahon filings and responding allegations discussed! Also, Josh talks about his trip and thanks a listener for a sweet message! 
 
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Joe Gamble is an African-American police officer who serves in the Sacramento area.
 
Joe grew up in humble circumstances. His siblings struggled with many of the vices that came with their surroundings. Joe was determined to make a better life.
 
On his 19th birthday, his parents kicked him out of the house. He would eventually end up homeless in San Francisco.
 
In San Francisco he found a Men's home and support that got him into college. He excelled in football (in a non traditional role) and eventually joined the Marines. He served combat tours in Afghanistan.
 
He now serves as a peace officer in the Sacramento area. His circumstances and general distrust of police has made him a unique person on the force. He is now a proud father of two children and a home owner.
 
Hear the story. Joe talks about PTSD, survivor's guilt, Homelessness mindset, war, the police, growing up on the streets and his motivation mindset.
 
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Kim A Warbritton is an author of the book "The Bridge - We Are All One in Love." Kim, who believes that she has been communicating with Arch Angels, writes about our current state on Earth. She discusses this time as a special epoch. She discusses the upward shift in consciousness that she believes is occurring as we reach the "Age of Aquarius."
 
Everyone, including you, is on a journey of awakening, but the majority of people don't realize it. The goal of this book is to accelerate the timeline.
 
This is one you don't wanna miss!
 
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Marcus Alexander Bagwell is an American Professional Wrestler best known by his ring persona Buff Bagwell. He was a major player in pro wrestling and rose to prominence as a member of the NWO faction.
 
Growing up, Bagwell was a standout baseball player during his tenure in Sprayberry High School, and worked for his family's lumber company. Upon graduating from high school, he started an amateur boxing career. When the lumber company went bankrupt, Bagwell became a certified massage therapist before deciding to become a wrestler.
 
He debuted in 1990, working for North Georgia Wrestling as Fabulous Fabian. In 1991, he began wrestling with the Global Wrestling Federation (GWF) as The Handsome Stranger, a gimmick suggested by Demolition Axe that saw Bagwell don a Lone Ranger-style mask, and hand out roses to the female fans.
 
In 1991, Bagwell was hired by World Championship Wrestling and the rest is history. He had moderate success as a babyface tag team wrestler, but really became a household name when he joined the NWO as Buff Bagwell.
 
In 2001, WCW was purchased by the WWE. Buff Bagwell was involved in the inaugural WCW "invasion" match. A match that is widely considered a failure. He was released and never returned to the WWE.
 
He worked several independent dates thereafter, but also struggled with addiction. His demons continued to haunt him through several stints in rehab. His life took a major turn when he was involved in a significant car crash. He has since turned his life around and is 21 months sober.
 
Hear his story. Hear how he became a wrestler, the lifestyle and rigors of that life, a hilarious story with Sting, his struggles with addiction and the role of God in his life and recovery!
 
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Johnny George grew up in Del Paso Heights in Sacramento, California. Del Paso Heights is considered one of the roughest areas in the Sacramento area. He grew up with a step father who took him in as if he was his own. He was not considered a step father, he was just dad.
 
Unfortunately, addiction caught hold of Johnny's dad, and that addiction manifested in violent and unhealthy ways. At the age of 12, Johnny witnessed his father take his own life. This event would change the course of Johnny's life.
 
After this event, Johnny would have difficulties of his own. In later years Johnny would reflect and realize that a lot of his own difficulties stemmed from not being able to process that event. He would struggle through school, but eventually would begin to forge a life of his own.
 
As he grew, he took on a family of his own. He did not have any biological children of his own, but assumed a fatherly role over the daughters of a significant other. He would assume this role while these kids were young, but he would continue his relationship with them as they grew to be adults. Again, he was not a step father, as he learned from his father, he was just dad.
 
Unfortunately, one of his daughters would leave the home one night, and never return. In the days to come, he would learn that his daughter was murdered and left in her burning car near the river. The murderers have never been caught, and the case is still pending.
 
Hear the harrowing story. Hear the effects of violence and tragedy and how it can shape a life. This is the true story of Johnny George.
 
Johnny has started a Spotfund to assist with reward money. He hopes that these funds will help bring her murderers to justice. Click the link to donate and show support.
 
https://www.spotfund.com/story/6cb28577-21fb-4660-9d22-7f4362f32c82
 
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