He went to jail five times… lived the “carny” life… became a successful businessman… and then everything changed.

In Episode 8, Pastor Kelly sits down with Pastor Bill Losasso to talk about redemption, recovery, and the real-world work of helping broken people—through Celebrate Recovery, the Florida Dream Center, and ministry efforts connected to Guatemala.

This is a serious, eye-opening conversation about human trafficking awareness, prevention, aftercare, and what parents need to understand about how predators operate—online and in real life.

In this episode

• Pastor Bill’s story: jail, the carnival world, business success, then faith & ministry
• Why Celebrate Recovery matters (and how it helps real people heal)
• Florida Dream Center: helping people who feel “unwelcome” everywhere else
• Human trafficking: what happens around major events, and what most people don’t see
• Prevention: internet safety, gaming/chat apps, and protecting kids
• Guatemala: how the mission work began and what it’s doing today

Chapters (Episode 8)

0:00 Welcome + who Pastor Bill is

2:10 Jail, the “carny” world, and early life

5:05 Business success → faith → seminary later in life

9:10 Becoming a pastor + church planting

12:40 Florida Dream Center: what it is and why it exists

16:30 Human trafficking realities + major event spikes

23:10 Prevention + parenting + online dangers

30:10 Guatemala work + Dream Center impact

34:00 Celebrate Recovery growth + closing

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• Pastor Bill contact: BillFLosasso@gmail.com
• Nunn Better Podcast website: https://www.nunnbetterpodcast.com

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They were a 90’s Florida surf-punk band… then they disappeared for decades — and now Anonymous Prime is back.

In Episode 7 of The Nunn Better Podcast, Johnny Nunn sits down with Gabe + Jason from Anonymous Prime to talk surf culture, punk rock, skate life, the band’s origin story, and the real reason the comeback finally happened.

Anonymous Prime’s music ended up in surf videos and the scene grew bigger than they ever expected — and now they’ve re-released their classic record as “Quest for the Never-Ending Ride, Redux Maximus” (aka the ultimate comeback).

What you’ll hear in this episode

• How Anonymous Prime started (and the real meaning behind the name)
• Surfing + skateboarding culture and how it shaped their sound
• Playing bigger venues and surf expo parties
• How their songs landed in surf videos (and why that mattered)
• The comeback story: new recordings, new energy, and what’s next
• Faith, purpose, and life after the “dark years” (real talk)

Chapters (34:24)

0:00 Intro + meeting Gabe & Jason

2:05 How Anonymous Prime started (early 90s)

5:10 The band name origin story

9:05 Surfing, skating, BMX + what shaped the songs

13:10 When it felt “real” (bigger shows, surf expo, magazines)

17:30 Songs landing in surf videos + unexpected reach

22:05 The comeback: why they stopped + why they returned

27:10 Recording new music + working together again

30:40 Where to find the music + what’s next

33:30 Wrap-up

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• Instagram: @anonymousprimemusic

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In this episode, we sit down with Bobby “Bob” Sterling — a man with a story you don’t hear every day.

From full-contact karate and kickboxing titles to undercover narcotics and SWAT, Bobby lived for the rush… until he realized the “void” inside him could only be filled by Jesus Christ.

We get into:

• The underground fight era (and how it really worked)
• The undercover moment where he had to think fast to stay alive
• What cops don’t say out loud about stress, trauma, and survival
• The turning point that led him to faith
• Why he’s launching a kickboxing ministry for kids (self-defense + Bible study + discipline)

If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like when someone goes from adrenaline addiction to purpose, this one’s for you.

Guest: Bobby Sterling

Ministry info: Saint Pete Vineyard — 5000 10th St N, St. Petersburg, FL

Website: www.stpetevineyard.org

Phone: 727-804-6345

Taj Hossein joins us to talk about his journey from a smaller, insecure kid who fell in love with martial arts… to a 17-year-old full-time karate instructor and competitive fighter balancing school, teaching, and training.

We get into what it’s really like behind the scenes at a long-running dojo, how martial arts builds confidence in kids (and adults), and the sacrifices that come with chasing big goals early. Taj also breaks down the black belt “candidate” program, the infamous Power Weekend, and the mindset shift he made after a tough loss—because in amateur fighting, confidence and heart can matter more than talent.

Plus: Taj shares how he’s using AI tools to structure his training camp and weight cut, and what he wants the next 5–10 years of his career to look like.

Follow / Learn More:

• Instagram: TajHossein07
• Website: bushidoacademy.com

Sponsors: Integrity Meter Solutions, Meterlink Solutions, Seating Installation Group

Welcome to The Nunn Better Podcast. In this episode, Johnny Nunn sits down with Harold Milby — executive trainer, speaker, coach, and founder of Christian Business Concepts — for a conversation about faith, leadership, business growth, purpose, and biblical principles in business.
Harold shares how he started his podcast, what inspired his coaching journey, and why Christian business owners should lead with conviction, clarity, and purpose. This episode explores the difference between being a Christian-owned business and a Christian-run business, how faith can shape leadership decisions, and why boldness, peace, and alignment matter in both life and business.

In this episode:
Harold Milby’s journey into coaching, speaking, and podcasting
How Christian Business Concepts got started
Faith-based leadership and biblical business principles
Christian-owned business vs. Christian-run business
Leadership growth, coaching, and the John Maxwell connection
Why boldness matters in business
Building a business with purpose and integrity
The upcoming Central Kentucky Christian Business Owners & Leaders Forum
If you’re a Christian entrepreneur, business owner, leader, or someone looking for practical wisdom on leadership and personal growth, this episode is packed with value.
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Welcome to the very first episode of The Nunn Better Podcast, hosted by brothers Johnny and Kelly Nunn.
In this intro episode, we share the vision behind the show, the journey from Think About It to this new brand, and the kinds of conversations we’re here to have — from business, leadership, and music to faith, culture, healing, and the difficult topics many people avoid.
If you’re looking for real conversations with depth, honesty, and purpose, you’re in the right place.
In this episode, Johnny and Kelly talk about their background in music, business, and ministry, why now is the right time for this podcast, and what listeners can expect as The Nunn Better Podcast moves forward with guests, bold conversations, and meaningful dialogue.

Topics in this episode include:
The vision behind The Nunn Better Podcast

The move from Think About It to a new podcast brand

Faith, leadership, business, and culture

Music, ministry, and life experience

Honest conversations around healing, restoration, and purpose

What’s coming next on the podcast

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A retired DC Homicide Detective and Marine veteran joins the show to break down the real-world truth behind gun violence, homicide investigations, and the public debate around AR-15s.

In this episode, Oscar explains what he saw on the streets and in homicide—what weapons were actually used most often, why handguns dominate many cases, and how Hollywood and media imagery can shape public perception. We also get into the cultural side of gun ownership, what civilians often misunderstand about “assault rifles,” and what actually moves the needle when it comes to reducing murders.

If you’re pro-2A, anti-2A, or somewhere in the middle—this is a conversation worth hearing all the way through.

In this episode:

• Why most homicide cases don’t look like TV
• Handguns vs rifles: what Oscar saw most in real cases
• Straw purchases and how guns move on the street
• AR-15 fear vs actual usage in typical homicides
• The DC Sniper case and the “Bushmaster/AR” conversation
• The cultural divide around guns (farm life vs city life)
• What the public gets wrong about “gun control” debates

Chapters:

00:00 Intro + why this conversation matters

00:40 Oscar’s background (MPD homicide / JTTF / military)

03:40 “Murder weapon” myths (Hollywood vs reality)

05:20 What % were handguns vs other methods

06:20 Straw purchases + how guns get trafficked

07:50 AR-15s in homicide cases (and what he actually saw)

10:00 Why criminals choose handguns

11:10 Culture + identity in the gun debate

14:00 Society changes + violence/media influence

17:10 Gun death stats discussion (suicide vs homicide)

20:45 One of the most horrific cases Oscar worked

22:30 What reduces murders (policy + enforcement discussion)

37:05 Wrap-up + upcoming episodes

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Disclaimer:

This episode is for discussion and educational purposes. Nothing here is legal advice.

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