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Strength From Service

Strength From Service

Di: Jack Zimmerman Mike McLaughlin Jake Palmer
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If you are not careful and you let yourself be captured by the news and all the noise, it can confuse you into believing that there is more wrong in our society than right with it, that there are more selfish people than selfless people. It is easy to fall into this trap, because that’s how traps work, they are designed to bring you in and then keep you there. The antidote to this comes when you realize that world isn’t full of traps, it’s full of world, it’s full of goodness, a goodness that far outweighs the bad. Everyday there are more people that you know, that you meet, that you pass by who focus their efforts and energy into helping others, in service to others, to making their country, their community better. Just as the saying goes Iron sharpens Iron, we draw in strength from service and our service spreads strength to others. The people who spread that strength often blend in with the noise of the world, they are teachers, doctors, nurses, veterans, police officers and many others. We refuse to listen to the noise and we want to spread our common goodness by telling the stories of service of everyday people, from our citizen servants, this is the Strength from Service Podcast.Jack Zimmerman, Mike McLaughlin, Jake Palmer Scienze sociali
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    On this episode of Strength From Service, we sit down with Minnesota State Senator Rich Draheim to talk about the path that shaped his life in public service. Rich shares stories from growing up in Mankato, becoming a business owner, and the experiences that ultimately led him to serve at the State Capitol.


    Now in his final term as a senator, Rich reflects on what it’s really like to serve in elected office, the responsibilities that come with leadership, and how his perspective has evolved over the years. It’s an honest conversation about community, hard work, decision-making, and what comes next after public service.

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    1 ora e 3 min
  • Dave Norman
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    On this episode of Strength From Service, we sit down with Dave Norman to hear a story shaped by faith, service, and answering the call wherever it leads. Dave grew up in Missouri, where he felt called into ministry and became a pastor. That calling took him to different places and roles before eventually bringing him to Mankato, Minnesota.


    In Mankato, Dave’s service expanded beyond the church. He became a firefighter, serving his community on the front lines, while also helping individuals and families navigate immigration challenges—often walking with people through some of the most stressful moments of their lives.


    This conversation explores what it means to serve in multiple capacities, how faith and action intersect, and why showing up consistently for others matters—whether it’s in a sanctuary, a fire truck, or across a kitchen table.

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    1 ora e 24 min
  • Coach Luke Strand
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    On this episode of Strength From Service, we sit down with Luke Strand, head coach of the Minnesota State Mavericks, to talk about the journey that led him behind one of the most respected benches in college hockey.


    Luke shares what it was like the first time he ever put skates on, how his love for the game grew, and the lessons hockey taught him along the way. We dive into what it’s like coaching at Minnesota State today, the responsibility that comes with leading a successful program, and how he works to get the most out of his players—on and off the ice.


    This is a conversation about leadership, accountability, culture, and the small details that separate good teams from great ones. Whether you’re a hockey fan, a coach, or someone interested in leadership, there’s a lot to take from this episode.

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