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Dr. Shakeeka Misher has spent nearly two decades caring for women, from labor and delivery units to home births to fertility care. Then her own body began to change. She didn’t feel like herself, but her labs came back normal and she was told it was just stress. That experience sent her into the research,

Dr. Shakeeka Misher has spent nearly two decades caring for women, from labor and delivery units to home births to fertility care. Then her own body began to change. She didn’t feel like herself, but her labs came back normal and she was told it was just stress. That experience sent her into the research,

Kevin J. Dorman spent 11 years in full-time ministry, much of it with middle school and high school students, before becoming an employee benefits broker with Higginbotham Insurance in El Paso. He shares why his calling as an ambassador for Christ didn’t change when his work did, and how hard it was to leave the

TJ Karam is an El Paso entrepreneur and actor whose work spans real estate, construction, a Colorado outfitting business, and Kingland Timepieces. He’s also 13 years sober. TJ shares how losing his dad in 2009 sent him deeper into addiction, and how a 12-step rehab in 2013 helped him find a faith that was his

Jonathan David Lewis is president of McKee Wallwork, an Albuquerque branding agency, and the author of The Rebuilders, a book of short daily readings for leaders walking through hard seasons. His firm recently finished a national study of 3,000 workers, and what they found is a workforce that feels transactional, futureless, and suffering, living inside

Marcia Jerry is the founder of Above All Cost and the author of Restored Ground, a book that names the relationships and patterns we’ve learned to call familiar, even when they were never meant to feel normal. Marcia and Tiffany share a connection back to Azusa Pacific University, and Marcia’s own path wound from the

Jonathan Lopez and Drew Harris of Truvize Financial are back on the 323 Podcast, and this time they’re asking a question a lot of successful business owners would rather not answer. Can your company be thriving while your personal finances are a mess? Jonathan and Drew walk through why a healthy income statement doesn’t automatically

Steve Hayes spent over three decades in uniform, first in the Air Force and then as a U.S. Marshal, before trading his badge for business as the owner of Signal of El Paso. In this episode, he talks about what changed and what stayed the same when he moved from leading in federal law enforcement

Jonathan Lopez and Drew Harris, the team behind True Vise Financial, are back on The 323 Podcast to talk about a risk most business owners never see coming: building a company that quietly becomes their entire retirement plan. They dig into why the average owner has 70 to 80 percent of their net worth tied

Danny Nassar has spent more than 22 years helping El Paso families buy homes as a branch manager at Canopy Mortgage, and in a business built entirely on commission, he’s never let a spreadsheet dictate how he treats people.   In this conversation, Danny talks about growing up in a Lebanese immigrant family that wove