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Hollywood, Madison Avenue, and the CIA walk into a podcast…

And somehow, that is not even the wildest part of this conversation.

In this clip from Every Day’s a Train Wreck, Nils explains how advertising, entertainment, and intelligence agencies have long overlapped when it comes to shaping public perception. He also brings up Gary DeVore, a Hollywood writer whose disappearance became part of a much larger conversation about the CIA and Hollywood.

Naturally, Marley has questions. Because of course she does.

Watch the full conversation: https://youtu.be/NzhfRYq67Ss Mission Matters Business with Adam Torres

Marley asks the question most of us would ask: if something happens inside the United States, isn’t that supposed to be the FBI’s lane?

Nils breaks down the complicated relationship between the FBI and CIA, how intelligence sharing is supposed to work, and how failures in that system can have massive consequences.

This clip goes from “aren’t they supposed to talk to each other?” to “oh, so THAT’S why people start asking bigger questions” very quickly.

Watch the full conversation from Every Day’s a Train Wreck: https://youtu.be/NzhfRYq67Ss Mission Matters Business with Adam Torres

Want to know why your business isn't making more money?

Look at your calendar. 👀

Your hourly rate isn't determined by what you charge – it's determined by what you spend your time doing.

Busy ≠ profitable.

I dive into this on the Live. Love. Engage. Podcast. 🎙️💰 Check it out at: https://theprofitgoddess.com/profit-goddess-media-radio/

Live Love Engage with Gloria Grace Rand

Okay, so apparently “psyop” is not just something people say while standing next to a corkboard covered in red string.

In this clip from "Every Day’s a Train Wreck", Nils explains 35 Whiskey — the military occupational specialty for psychological warfare specialists — and Marley asks the question the rest of us are thinking: if the Army has an overt psychological warfare program, does the CIA have something similar?

The conversation goes exactly where you think it’s going. Government boundaries, intelligence agencies, and a whole lot of “wait, what?”

Watch the full conversation: https://youtu.be/NzhfRYq67Ss Mission Matters Business with Adam Torres

Have you ever had a conversation you knew you needed to have... but dreaded every second leading up to it?

The racing heart. The overthinking. The urge to avoid it altogether.

From "Every Day's a Train Wreck," Colette Jane Fehr shares a simple but powerful approach: process your emotions first, get grounded, and then lead with vulnerability.

Instead of jumping into blame or criticism, she suggests starting with honesty:

"This is hard for me."
"I feel terrified right now."
"This relationship matters to me."

Sometimes naming your fear is exactly what helps both people feel safe enough to have the conversation.

Watch the full episode here:
https://youtu.be/0bDrkHCXf3Q

Are you someone who tackles difficult conversations head-on—or avoids them until the last possible minute? Tell me below.

Colette J. Fehr, LMHC, LMFT, NCC Mission Matters Business with Adam Torres

Have you ever rehearsed a difficult conversation a hundred times in your head... only to avoid it completely?

You're not alone.

As Colette Jane Fehr explains, we're wired for both connection and protection. We want closeness, honesty, and meaningful relationships—but our brains are constantly scanning for threats. That's why conflict can feel terrifying, even when no actual danger exists.

The truth? Most of us never learned healthy conflict resolution growing up. So we avoid, react, get defensive, or assume the worst before the conversation even begins.

This episode from "Every Day's a Train Wreck" is a powerful reminder that vulnerability isn't weakness—it's often the path to deeper connection.

Watch the full episode here:
https://youtu.be/0bDrkHCXf3Q

What's one conversation you've been putting off because it feels scary? Tell me below.

Colette J. Fehr, LMHC, LMFT, NCC Mission Matters Business with Adam Torres

Business owners love talking about hustle.

I prefer talking about endurance.

Most success stories aren't built on genius. They're built on people who kept going long after everyone else got distracted.

The only way to get where you're going?

Keep going. 🚀

Get more business tips at: https://theprofitgoddess.com/whats-perseverance-got-to-do-with-it

Have you ever cleaned out your closet and found something you haven't worn in years—but couldn't imagine giving away?

That's exactly how Colette Jane Fehr describes friendships.

Some relationships stay meaningful even when they're not part of your everyday life. Others run their course, and sometimes making space for new connections is part of growing up. The real magic happens when we stop reacting, start reflecting, and get honest with ourselves about what we truly need.

This conversation from "Every Day's a Train Wreck" is a beautiful reminder that not every friendship needs to fit into a neat little box—and that self-awareness can change everything.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/0bDrkHCXf3Q

Have you ever had a friendship come back into your life after years apart? Tell me below!

Colette J. Fehr, LMHC, LMFT, NCC Mission Matters Business with Adam Torres