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Observeday

Welcome to "Observe Day" – the ultimate podcast for holiday and birthday enthusiasts! Whether you"re obsessed with festive traditions, love planning the perfect birthday bash, or simply enjoy the magic of special occasions, this show is your go-to source for inspiration, tips, and fun. Each episode, we dive into the history, traditions, and creative ideas behind holidays and celebrations from around the world. From quirky observances like National Pancake Day to major holidays like Christmas and

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00:22:54

Why National Piano Month Hits All the Right Notes —...

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2025/10/01

If you’re looking for ways to spark creativity in your music or storytelling, this episode is for you. I sat down with Christopher Kaufman, a fantasy author and composer, to talk about how music—especially the piano—fuels his imagination and shapes his unique approach to writing epic fantasy. You'll get to hear how combining music, narration, and art creates a truly immersive story experience, and why practicing piano can be a lot like flexing your imaginative muscles.For podcasters or creators,

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00:25:53

Why We Need National Reading New Book Month Now More...

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2025/10/01

If you’ve ever wondered why picking up a fresh book can change more than just your reading list—or if you’ve been curious about writing one yourself—this episode is for you. I chat with Rodney Miles, known as “the Book Dude,” who has spent over 14 years helping authors publish their stories. We dig into how reading and writing new books keeps your mind healthy, and Rodney shares practical ways you can use reading as a springboard for your own writing—especially during National Reading New Book

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00:17:56

Why National Reading New Book Month Matters for Your...

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2025/10/01

September is National Reading New Book Month, and in this episode, I’m sitting down with Michele Defilipo, a publishing veteran who knows all about how new stories come to life. If you’ve ever wondered how to professionally publish a book—or avoid common missteps as a creator—this episode has some essentials you won’t want to miss. Michele unpacks the differences between self-publishing, hybrid, and traditional models, helping you see which path might fit your next project. We also dig into the top

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00:22:05

National Suicide Prevention Month: Stories of...

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2025/10/01

If you’re a creator looking for a real, honest talk about mental health, this episode is for you. On today’s show, I sit down with Brandon Held, host of the Life is Crazy podcast, in honor of National Suicide Prevention Month. Brandon shares his personal journey through trauma, loss, and rock bottom — and how he chose not only to survive, but to build something positive from his darkest moments.We explore how creators can spot early signs when things aren’t right, for themselves and others. You’ll

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00:24:24

Finding Hope: Personal Journeys During National...

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2025/10/01

If you’ve ever struggled with feeling stuck, carrying shame, or wondering if true change is possible, you’ll want to join me for this honest and heartfelt conversation with Jessica Morris. In honor of National Recovery Month, Jessica shares her deeply personal journey with addiction, faith, and healing, offering real talk about how recovery really works and what keeps people going when it feels impossible.Listen in to find out how Jessica’s unique perspective—shaped by growing up with an alcoholic

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00:42:30

From Print to Audio: Making New Books Accessible to...

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2025/10/01

This episode is all about why accessibility in books matters and how making your stories more inclusive isn’t just the right thing to do—it actually helps you reach more people. I sat down with Maxwell Ivey, the Blind Blogger, who shared what it’s really like to discover stories when you’re blind, and the clever ways he’s found to write, publish, and get his own books out into the world. If you create anything—especially podcasts or books—this episode will give you simple, actionable ideas for

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00:23:55

National Organic Month: Simple Steps for a Greener...

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2025/09/29

Curious about how your food choices can shape your health, relationships, and even spark a little romance? In this episode of the Observeday podcast, I sit down with Amy Reiley, who knows all about the delicious intersection of organic food, health, and those “feel-good” connections at the table. You’ll get a fresh look at what aphrodisiac foods truly are (spoiler: it's not all chocolate and oysters)—plus how eating for pleasure can also support your overall well-being. Together, we discuss the

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00:21:13

From Pages to Possibility: How New Books Transform...

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2025/09/29

If you’ve ever wondered how reading—and writing—new books can change your life, this episode is for you. As National Reading New Book Month rolls around, I sit down with author Teri M. Brown to chat about pushing past fears and making your creative dreams real (even if you think you aren’t ready). Teri shares her journey from nonfiction to historical fiction, what gave her the courage to finally hit “publish,” and the surprising way a cycling adventure transformed her confidence as a writer. We also

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00:18:23

Rediscovering Calm: How Classical Music Month...

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2025/09/29

If you’ve ever wondered how classical music can influence creativity and provide healing, this episode is for you. I’m joined by Andrew Cloninger—artist, musician, producer, and author—who opens up about his lifelong connection to classical music, and how it shaped his path through recovery and creative rediscovery. Listen in to hear about the surprising ways classical music can help with focus, meditation, and even healing during tough times. Andrew and I also talk about blending classical

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00:21:29

Sleeptember Stories: How Better Sleep Changed Real...

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2025/09/29

If you’ve ever wondered why sleep is really so important — beyond just needing to “feel rested” — this episode is for you. I sat down with Anthony Guastella, a certified health coach who’s turned his own health journey into a mission to help others feel their best. In our conversation, we dig into what actually happens in our bodies when we sleep and how small, realistic changes to your bedtime routine can make a huge difference. You’ll hear why it’s not just about the number of hours you’re asleep,

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00:20:59

Myths vs. Realities: What Pain Awareness Month...

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2025/09/29

Living with chronic pain isn’t always visible, and that’s something we really dig into in this episode with Dr. Robin Harwick. If you or someone you know deals with unseen pain, or you’re just looking for new ways to support people who do, you’ll find a lot of insight here. Robin shares how a life-changing car accident shifted her career from groundwater hydrology to building spaces that center healing, equity, and student voice. We talk about what it’s really like to live with a non-apparent

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00:17:10

Sleeptember Stories: How Quality Sleep Changed My...

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2025/09/29

If you’ve ever struggled to get a good night’s sleep, this episode is for you. September is “Sleeptember,” and we’re exploring just how much quality sleep impacts everything—from your energy to your relationships and even your creativity. I sit down with transformational coach Raj Khedun, who shares the story behind his unique “3:3 Insomnia Hack”—a simple breath-based method that’s helping people around the world fall asleep fast, no medication required. You’ll hear Raj’s take on what’s really

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00:28:35

Curiosity Unleashed: How to Celebrate Have a Go Month...

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2025/09/29

If you’re curious about how bold creativity and a little courage can shape a more joyful, meaningful life, this episode is speaking your language. I sit down with Kirsten Rudberg, whose creative journey spans writing, podcasting, screenwriting, and adventures like walking the Camino. Kirsten shares what it’s really like to step far outside your comfort zone — from racing across Oregon to solo journeys through Europe — and reveals the secret voices (and stubborn “nagging monkey”) that push her to

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00:21:17

Why National Reading New Book Month Matters More Than...

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2025/09/28

Looking for inspiration to keep your creative spark alive—no matter your age or background? In this episode, I talk with award-winning novelist Joni Marie Iraci about her journey from nurse and caregiver to published author, and how fiction can reveal powerful truths about history, resilience, and empowerment. You’ll hear why stories like Joni’s Vatican Daughter have the power to challenge big institutions while offering an escape into the beauty of Italy.A couple of things podcasters and creators

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00:23:27

Books That Heal: Stories for National Reading New...

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2025/09/28

If you’re looking for inspiration on finding healing through creativity, this episode is for you. As we celebrate National Reading New Book Month, I sit down with Australian poet and academic Nadine Ellis to talk about her new poetry collection, “The Gray Between.” Nadine shares how poetry helped her process some of life’s most difficult moments—everything from trauma and motherhood to growing older and embracing change. You’ll hear her read a few poems that invite us to reflect on life’s turning

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00:20:02

Women and Thyroid Cancer: Understanding the Hidden...

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2025/09/28

If you’re ready to rethink what it means to be truly well—especially during Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month—this episode is for you. I sat down with Shruti Sethi, a cancer survivor, holistic nutritionist, and founder of Awana Health, to dig into some of the most overlooked signs and triggers when it comes to thyroid and overall health. You’ll hear Shruti’s personal diagnosis story, plus down-to-earth ways you can start tuning into your own body’s signals for better health outcomes.Curious how

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00:19:22

The Surprising History Behind the Festival of...

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2025/09/27

Listening to today's episode, you'll get a gentle nudge to step outside your comfort zone and rediscover what brings you joy—even after a major setback. My guest, Irina Shehovsov, joins me for a down-to-earth chat on what it really takes to “have a go” at life again, with a special focus on creativity, continuous learning, and making joy a daily habit.If you're a podcaster or creator, you'll find practical ideas you can try right away. First, Irina shares a simple mindset for

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00:11:39

Behind the Harness: How Guide Dogs Change Lives —...

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2025/09/27

If you’ve ever wondered how nonprofits really fund their work or how you can make a difference—no matter your budget—this episode’s for you! I sit down with Katherine Lacefield, a fundraising consultant for animal nonprofits, to look behind the curtain at what keeps meaningful causes running. Katherine shares how donations and grants actually work, and why diversifying your fundraising strategy is vital for small organizations.As a listener, you’ll get fresh ideas on how you can support nonprofits

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00:22:36

Building Lifelines: How to Support Loved Ones in...

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2025/09/27

If you want to know how real conversations can make a difference during tough times, this episode is for you. I sat down with Paul Skidmore, the author and filmmaker behind “The Darkness Rolled Over Her,” to talk about National Suicide Prevention Month and why support and connection matter so much — for ourselves and those around us. You’ll hear how a simple question like “What are you thankful for?” can break down barriers, and how sharing your story can ease the heaviest burdens.Paul also shares

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00:20:35

Unlocking the Power of Mentorship During National...

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2025/09/27

If you want to make new and deeper connections as a creator, this episode is for you. I sat down with Ahmard Vital to unpack what real friendship and mentorship look like—not just on the surface, but in the moments that matter most. You’ll hear us dig into the role that accountability and service play in authentic relationships, and why stepping out of your “digital bubble” leads to more fulfilling connections.A couple of takeaways you won’t want to miss:The simple ways showing up for others (and

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