Your Day With David: Recent Episodes
David Sheets
It's about time I brought one of my siblings onto the show. I mention them often in my previous episodes, but my sister Debbie has always stood out. She was a rebel by nature. Wild child. Down right pain in the backside. And I love her to death. We go over how we grew from the classic siblings that hated each other to maturing into our adult selves and prepping for her upcoming marriage in July. Come sit as we discuss our different paths as was the case with all of my siblings going our own ways in life.
This time, I can say, if you feel like you need a family, you can come meet mine. Please subscribe, share, like, comment, or whatever you'd like to support the channel.
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Joey is a teacher, a friend, and most importantly, a good person to spend time with. Joey gives his perspective as a teacher as to the positives and negatives of today's education system and we talk about the recent school shootings and what we can do if anything to change. This week is a more heavy hitting conversation than normal and that's why I love the conversation.
Happy Memorial Day and thank you for all who have sacrificed in serving our nation.
Meet the only reason I'm still around. Chris Sible. A man abundant with love and gave me his time when I needed it the most. Fellow corgi parent and man of faith, we talk about how we started out as "enemies" that slowly evolved over the years into a one-of-a-kind friendship. Looking for the silver lining in life is sometimes the last thing we want to do, but sometimes is the one thing we need the most. Pull up a seat as I fight off the waterworks and spend my Saturday with my good friend. Please share with your friends and subscribe to the channel to keep the love going.
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Today we go back, way back to my hometown and talk with someone whose family is my second family, Quentin Fowler. We group up asian together in a small town and both went separate ways to living in big cities meeting new people. Have a seat as we talk about life, death, and toxic relationships. And everything else in between.
If you or anyone you know feels like they need a friend, you can come meet mine.
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(WARNING: SOME CONTENT IN EPISODE MAY BE TRIGGERING TO SOME INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE SUFFERED FROM PHYSICAL ABUSE)
Mattie's background rings really close to home for me. She moved away from where she grew up and started her life far away from anyone she knew. She's since been on a mission building several different communities that really bring joy and purpose to her life. We talk about how we foster those relationships and giving our whole self to our passions. I've included some information below on some organizations she partners with if this episode resonated with where you're also at in your journey to building community.
St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America (IFCLA): advocacy work for immigrant justice (https://stl-ifcla.org/)
Vitendo 4 Africa: community organizing for and by African immigrants (https://vitendo4africa.org/)
International institute: huge non-profit that helps resettle and support refugees and aslyees (https://www.iistl.org/)
Casa de Salud: low-cost health clinic supporting those without healthcare, primarily non-English speaking patients (https://www.casadesaludstl.org/)
Action STL: grassroots racial justice organization that seeks to build political power for Black communities (https://actionstl.org/)
Urban Harvest: food justice org (https://www.urbanharveststl.org/)
New Urban Roots Farm: community farm in North STL that has farming days every Tuesday and Saturday (https://newrootsurbanfarm.com/)
Missouri Coalition for the Environment: environmental advocacy group (https://moenvironment.org/)
Metro Trans Umbrella group: promotes community and visibility for queer and trans community (https://www.stlmetrotrans.org/)
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Ish gives insight as someone who at a young age suffered through depression and was admitted to the hospital system at a young age. Now, in a position where he's learning to become a counselor himself, he's able to share at a more intellectual view as to how it shaped who he is today and how to get past your toughest struggles.
00:00 Intro
07:50 The Impact Of Social Media On Humanity
16:50 Ish Growing Up Through "The System"
32:00 The Power of The Unintentional
39:40 Feeling Displaced In the Real World
42:20 The Turning Point
47:20 You Need a Little Bit of Magic
52:20 Powerful Curiosity
Meet the guy the door. A guy who didn't hesitate to spend time with me when I was at my lowest and open his door to his experiences as well. Among juggling a family while currently going through divorce and learning what is and isn't something that needs to be worked on, I get a chance to watch someone else move on in life. And now so can you.
Please subscribe and share this with anyone you know that's gone through or going through a similar situation.
Katie and I catch up over lost time and lost people. Battling the depression that comes with low self-esteem and not having purpose can drive us to have some intense feelings, or a lack of any. Sit with us and have a laugh at our expense talking it all out.
Meet the reason I can afford to put food on the table. My mentor Andy has guided me along my professional career to highlight my strengths and more importantly what I bring to the table. Aside from the business aspect, Andy has been a close friend that has watched me grow into the young adult I am today. I've been blessed to have him as a focal point in my journey and now he's a part of yours too.
Meet my camera shy, but not so opinion-shy friend, Marcus. Or as I like to call him, Woody. We talk about growing up as a young teen through a divorce that lasted longer than 10 years to finalize, and taking care of his mom the whole time. Woody made sacrifices for himself in order to help those around him, even at his own expense. Buckle up as we sit through this alcohol-infused no-webcam experience together.
Chris and I spend our Saturday reminiscing on our past. Losing the "dream job" and that feeling of failure can make anyone second guess our worth. Join us as we talk about finding our value and surrounding ourselves with people that see it.
This week we shed some light into Alex's first time, battling depression and anxiety, and silly breakups that took too long to get over. Join us if you've ever got to hung up on the wrong person for the wrong reasons because we sure did.
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Video Contents:
00:00 Introduction
13:35 Get to Know Dan
24:00 Finding Genuine Friendship
32:45 Experience The World
53:28 Where Do/Should We Put Value
Dan gives perspective of a man who has always been on the road and never staying in one place, until he did. When he felt like he finally found a place to put down roots, suddenly found those roots weren't so deep. Join us as we talk about finding ourself while we find the people we want to be around.
Meet my friend Emily, or as I call her Teemo. We dive headfirst into finding passion in our jobs, and on the days we don't, finding purpose. Adding to that, we discuss what it means to be your true self around those you care about.
Kyle and I take a journey down being in a band, having a better half that believes in your dreams, and at the end of the day making sure you're respecting yourself enough to get back what you deserve.
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Today, Patricia and I talk about one of the hardest things we all have to deal with, death and really loss in all its forms. Sometimes all it takes is talking to your mom, and other times you have to scream at the world. Come listen to someone who's been through it all and made it through the other side. I'll be listening right along with you.
Yandi brings light into the setbacks when it comes to flunking out of college, moving back to living with his parents, but eventually finding "success" and the love of his life. Come listen and walk with us through how he took his time and trusting that there were bigger things out there for him, and for you too.
On the first episode, we take a jump back in time to how I met my best friends, how we've grown over the last 9 years, and how we deal with expectations and setbacks in life.
Come connect with me as I learn more about life, my friends, and how we navigate this crazy world we live in.