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#138 | Uncensored Conversations: The Untold Story of Christopher Worrell

In this gripping episode of the 239 Uncensored Podcast, host Tim Guerrette sits down with Chris Worrell, a pardoned political prisoner and former member of the Proud Boys, to delve into his controversial experience on January 6th. Chris provides an eye-opening account of his journey to Washington D.C. that day, shedding light on the events that unfolded and his role in the storming of the Capitol Building. The Journey to D.C. Chris shares the motivations and circumstances that led him to join the Proud Boys and travel to the Capitol on January 6th.

 

Inside the Capitol: An insider's perspective on the chaos of the day, including Chris's personal experiences and the atmosphere among the crowd. Personal Reflection: Chris discusses his feelings about the events as they unfolded and how they have shaped his views since.

 

Pardoned by Trump: Insight into the process and emotions surrounding his pardon by former President Donald Trump, including what it means for him moving forward. Aftermath and Consequences: Chris reflects on the legal repercussions he faced, the treatment of political prisoners, and the broader implications for freedom of speech and assembly.

 

Listener Takeaways: - A deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding the events of January 6th and why Chris did what he did. - Insight into the experiences of those directly involved and the narratives that often go unheard. - A thought-provoking discussion about justice, accountability, and the nature of political dissent in today's America.

 

Final Thoughts: This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to grasp the nuanced realities behind the headlines. Chris Worrell's candid revelations challenge listeners to consider the implications of his story on the ongoing discourse about patriotism, protest, and the American political landscape.

 

Tune in and listen to this eye-opening episode on the 239 Uncensored Podcast! Your Story Starts Here

 

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#137 | From Uniform to Office: Commissioner Dan Kowal's Journey in Leadership in Collier County

**Host:** Tim Guerrette  

**Guest:** Collier County Commissioner Dan Kowal

 

**Episode 137 Overview:**

In this episode, Tim Guerrette sits down with Collier County Commissioner Dan Kowal to delve into his unique background in law enforcement and the military, exploring how these experiences have shaped his role as a commissioner. The conversation covers a range of topics, including the significance of appearance in uniform, the tough decisions faced in his position, and his experience attending the inauguration of President Donald Trump 47.

 

1. **Background in Law Enforcement and Military:**

   - Dan Kowal shares insights from his career in law enforcement and the military.

   - Discussion on how this background influences his decision-making as a commissioner.

 

2. **Importance of Appearance:**

   - The role of looking good in uniform and its impact on public perception.

   - How professionalism plays a part in law enforcement and political roles.

 

3. **Difficult Decisions as Commissioner:**

   - An exploration of some of the tough calls Dan has had to make in office.

   - The balancing act between community needs and political pressure.

 

4. **Attending the Inauguration of President Donald Trump:**

   - Dan recounts his experience at the inauguration and what it meant to him personally and professionally.

   - Insights into the atmosphere and the significance of the event for local leaders.

 

5. **Additional Topics:**

   - Discussion on current issues facing Collier County.

   - Dan’s vision for the future of the community and his role in it.

 

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#136 | Get the Scoop on Matt Moen - Naples "True" Businessman and Entreprenuer

Tim Guerrette interviews Matt Moen on the 239 Uncensored podcast. This is a captivating exploration into Matt's entrepreneurial journey and experiences in Naples. He shares valuable insights on his rise as a licensed business owner at a young age, the support he has received from the community, and his strategies for improving operations and sales at his establishments. Matt also discusses his experiences as an air-conditioning specialist and highlights his commitment to customer satisfaction and operational efficiency as the owner of M&M Cafe at Tin City and Royal Scoop Ice Cream establishments. . He emphasizes the importance of teamwork, shares effective customer service initiatives, and reflects on the qualities of successful entrepreneurs. Matt also opens up about challenging situations he faces and his future goals in the business community. This podcast is a must-listen for aspiring entrepreneurs and business leaders seeking inspiration and practical advice.

 

 

#135 | Meet Dr. Pam Cunningham | Candidate for Collier County School Board

Tim talks with candidate Pam Cunningham about jumping in and running for Collier County School Board. The discussion revolves around her dedication to prioritizing student needs and well-being within the local education system. As a candidate for the Collier County School Board, Pam conveys she is dedicated to ensuring that every student in our school system receives the highest quality education. To achieve this, Pam hopes to revise many of CCPS's current approaches and policies. Pam discusses her commitment to moving CCPS away from  progressive educational framework and implementing a traditional educational model.

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first.https://www.cunninghamforcollier.com/

 

#134 | The Reverend Steven Louis Craft and Kim Boobyer "The Conservative Mama Bear" discuss life, religion, politics and more.

Tim talks with The Reverend Steven Louis Craft and Kim Boobyer "The Conservative Mama Bear" about life, religion, politics and more. Listen to this episode now and visit the websites below to learn more.

https://www.theconservativemamabear.mom/

https://www.revstevencraft.com/

#133 | Get the "Real Deal" Tim Guerrette interviews Patrick Dearborn - Patriot, Fire Commissioner, REALTOR, Freedom Town USA Ambassador!

Tim talks with Patrick Dearborn about Naples and why it is called Freedom town USA". Patrick discusses local politics and why it is important to secure our elections both nationally and locally. Patrick shares why he is supporting me in my bid to be the next elected Collier County Supervisor of Elections. It is very evident, Patrick's pride in our community shines through in this deep dive discussion on everything Naples and beyond.

Patrick answers the following questions.

As a long-time resident of Naples, what do you love most about Naples and our community?

How has your experience as an Army Veteran in the 82nd Airborne shaped your perspective on life and influenced your involvement in the community?

Patrick shares key issues or initiatives that he is passionate about as a conservative Republican in the Naples area?

What are some of the challenges you have faced as a public servant and how do you overcome them?

With all your real estate experience and a top producer in the Naples area, in what ways do you believe Naples can continue to thrive and grow while preserving its unique character and charm?

Learn more about Patrick Dearborn and his team visit https://www.ilovenaplesfla.com/

 

#132 | Jeff Morse discusses The Brotherhood Ride Fundraiser and the Annual 9/11 Naples Memorial Stair Climb

Tim Guerrette and Jeff Morse, North Collier Fire Battalion Chief, discuss The Brotherhood Ride and the upcoming stair climb fundraiser event used as way to remember those who were lost on 9/11/2001. There were 110 stories in each of the Twin Towers, so participants will have the opportunity to climb as our fallen heroes did.

Agenda

7:00 a.m. - Check in will begin

8:00 a.m. - Opening Ceremony

8:46 a.m. – Stair Climb begins

The first impact was that of American Airlines Flight 11, which crashed into the North Tower of the World Trade Center complex in Lower Manhattan at 08:46. Sixteen minutes later, at 09:03, the World Trade Center's South Tower was hit by United Airlines Flight 175.

Proceeds from this event benefit the Brotherhood Ride. Firefighters, Law Enforcement Officers and EMS Personnel who ride bicycles to honor emergency first responders who have died in the line of duty. Funds raised will benefit the families of who they honor during their rides.

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https://www.brotherhoodride.com/

 

#131 | Curtis Clay - In the Running for Glades County Sheriff in 2024 | Curtis tells us ”Why” he is the right fit to be the next Glades County Sheriff!

Tim interviews Curtis Clay and asks some very important questions, what motivated you to run for Sheriff in Glades County Florida? Curtis highlights his experience and qualifications that make him suitable for this position? We also discuss, how Curtis plans to address specific law enforcement challenges and issues facing the Glades County community? Curtis is a known leader in the effort to improve school safety and combat school violence, if elected to Sheriff, what  plans of action will he take to make your kids safer in schools? How will Curtis reduce crime in Glades County? Listen and find out!

#130 | ”I Died” Cornell Bunting - Life After Death | Listen to The remarkable story of Cornell Bunting, Survival, Hope and Resilience

In this episode of the 239 Uncensored Podcast, we are joined by special guest Author and Motivational Speaker Cornell Bunting. Cornell shares his incredible story of a near-death experience and wrongful incarceration. He recounts his time being clinically dead for 16 minutes and how this life-altering event transformed his perspective on life. We delve into the details of his wrongful accusation and the challenging journey to prove his innocence. Cornell opens up about the lessons he learned from these experiences, emphasizing resilience, forgiveness, gratitude, and inner strength. He also shares his inspiring journey of rebuilding his life and offers valuable advice to listeners facing adversity. We extend our gratitude to Cornell Bunting for bravely sharing his story, reminding us all of the power of hope and resilience. Stay tuned for more uplifting stories on the 239 Uncensored Podcast.

#129 | Locked in Courage: Capt. Wayne Smith’s Heroic fight of survival as a POW for 1882 days” and a life beyond!

Tim Guerrette interviews and steps into the captivating story of Captain Wayne Smith, a remarkable individual whose life has been marked by bravery, resilience, and remarkable achievements. In this gripping podcast, we take a deep dive into the incredible journey of Capt. Smith, from his combat missions over the skies of North Vietnam to his successful career and life in Naples.

On January 18, 1968, during his 90th combat mission, Capt. Smith's (then Lt.) fate took a dramatic turn. Forced to eject over North Vietnam, he showcased his exceptional skills as an aviator by shooting down a MIG-17 in aerial combat before his own aircraft was downed. Capt. Smith was immediately captured and held as a prisoner of war for an agonizing 1,882 days. Capt. Smith's unwavering determination guided him through the darkest days of captivity, until his long-awaited release in March 14, 1973, as part of Operation Homecoming.

Recovering from his injuries at Maxwell Air Force Base in Alabama, Capt. Smith's commitment to service persisted. Leaving active duty on September 4, 1973, he joined the Pennsylvania Air National Guard for a year before eventually departing the reserves in 1976.

Transitioning to the corporate world, Capt. Smith's exemplary leadership and strategic acumen paved the way for a successful career beyond the cockpit. In 1999, he retired as the executive vice president and chief operating officer of MidAmerican Energy, leaving an indelible mark on the industry.

Now a resident of Naples, Capt. Smith has earned a well-deserved retirement, at times, humbling conveying the memories of a life lived to the fullest. Wayne and his wife Lois can often be seen organizing or attending patriotic events honoring our military, public safety and Veterans.

Join us as we uncover the extraordinary life of Capt. Wayne Smith, where military heroism, resilience, and corporate leadership intertwine to form an inspiring tale of a true American patriot.

Don't miss this riveting podcast that pays tribute to a man who defied the odds and left an indelible legacy in both the military and business spheres.

Wayne is married to Lois A. Bolin, Ph.D., of Naples, Florida.

Military Service Summary:
• U.S. Air Force Academy 1961-1965
• U.S. Air Force 1965-1973
• Pennsylvania Air National Guard 1973-1974
• U.S. Air Force Reserve 1974-1976
• Cold War 1965-1976
• Vietnam War 1967-1973 (POW)

His military honors include two Silver Stars, the Legion of Merit, two Distinguished Flying Crosses, two Bronze Stars, seven Air Medals, and the Purple Heart.