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The Heatwave

By: Natalie and Charles
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  • Summary

  • Natalie and Charles O'Neal share their journey of going from college sweethearts to almost empty nesters. They have been together over twenty years and discuss the importance of building healthy long lasting relationships. Aside from being accomplished professionals Charles and Natalie love to travel and always make time to get out and explore. There has been lots of ups and downs along the way but they always lead with kindness and know that anything can be accomplished with a positive attitude.
    O'Neal 2023
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Episodes
  • The Heatwave Wave #7

    The Heatwave Wave #7
    Apr 7 2024

    Charles and Natalie share about their birthday traditions and catch up about recent events.

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    24 mins
  • Wave #6 Dr. Dawn James

    Wave #6 Dr. Dawn James
    Feb 8 2024

    The heatwave welcomes Dr. Dawn James, Doctor of Science and Doctor of Physical Therapy. Dr. James is a specialist in pediatrics and an advocate for improving access to healthcare for her community and abroad. Dawn is a great leader, mentor, and inspiration to anyone she comes in contact with. We are blessed to call her a friend and welcome her to share her story with our listeners.
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    55 mins
  • Wave #5 New year updates

    Wave #5 New year updates
    Jan 21 2024

    Charles and Natalie share an update for their holiday and New Years activities. The two recap their newest path to Montana and a buffalo hunt.

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    27 mins
Personal Success Comedy & Humour
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