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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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00:18:39

Breaking Age Stereotypes—One Book at a Time This...

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2025/09/26

If you want a fresh look at the aging journey—whether for yourself, your family, or your community—you’ll get a lot out of this episode. I sit down with Dr. Corinne Aumann, author, psychologist, and founder of Choice Care Navigators, to talk about why how we think and read about aging really shapes our experiences as we get older. Dr. Corinne shares how stories (and the language we use) can help us spot and challenge ageism, and why it’s time to rewrite the script on “older adulthood.” We touch on

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00:21:45

Making Suicide Prevention Month Meaningful—Tips for...

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2025/09/26

If you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure where to turn on your mental health journey, this episode is for you. We’re marking National Suicide Prevention Month with Jayne Reynolds, a board certified holistic nutritionist who knows firsthand what it’s like to feel hopeless — and how small, intentional changes can start to restore hope. You’ll hear what actually shifted things for Jayne when therapy and medication alone weren’t enough, including how tweaking what you eat might just help your

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00:18:39

Behind the NICU Doors: What Awareness Month Teaches...

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2025/09/26

If you’ve ever wondered what NICU Awareness Month is really about, this episode is for you. I sit down with Dr. Angelo Valenti, an experienced psychologist and author, to gently explore how families cope with the emotional rollercoaster of having a baby in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. You’ll hear honest reflections on the stress, isolation, and helplessness parents often feel, and why sharing those feelings can genuinely lighten the load.For creators, this conversation brings two valuable

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00:20:27

How Books Shape Grit: Real Talk for National Reading...

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2025/09/26

If you want to understand how high performers use reading to shape their thinking — and how you can actually apply what you learn from books instead of just collecting advice — this episode is definitely for you. Today, I chat with Larry G. Dix, bestselling author, entrepreneur, and creator of the "Do What's Right" framework. We dig into why reading new books can help you reframe failure, not as something to avoid, but as a valuable tool for growth. Larry unpacks how he built

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00:28:34

Breaking the Silence: Real Talk for Pain Awareness...

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2025/09/25

If you’ve ever wondered how to truly move forward after pain, this episode is for you. I sit down with Avonley Lightstone, whose story is proof that even the deepest wounds can become a source of strength. We don’t just talk about “pain awareness month”—we make sense of what pain really means, and how you can find purpose in your hardest moments. Avonley shares why seeing your inner scars can open up healing, and she introduces her practical “EYESHAD Method” for moving from old wounds to new

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00:22:22

Building Grit and Resilience—One Book at a Time —...

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2025/09/25

If you’ve ever wondered how books shape who you are—not just what you know—today’s episode is for you. I sit down with David Ask, an entrepreneur, coach, and soon-to-be author, to explore why reading matters for anyone who wants to grow, create, or simply feel more grounded. We talk about how the right books can help you discover your true identity, and David shares why starting with “who” you are matters more than chasing a goal or purpose without self-awareness.If you’re a podcaster or creator,

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00:22:34

From Page to Practice: Fitness and Faith During...

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2025/09/25

If you’ve ever wondered how a book can take your work as a coach, creator, or leader to the next level, you’ll want to listen to this conversation. In honor of National Reading Book Month, I chat with Steve McKinney, who’s spent decades guiding people toward stronger, healthier lives—and even wrote a book about it. Steve opens up about why he decided to write The Gospel of Fitness, how that book expanded his reach beyond what he ever imagined, and the lessons he learned that could help anyone

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00:25:54

Creative Ways to Celebrate National Read a New Book...

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2025/09/25

If you’re looking for fresh ways to think about reading, leadership, and how books shape business culture, this episode is for you. I had a great conversation with Tom Fox, known as the Compliance Evangelist, who has written over 30 books—including best-selling children’s books on ethics. Tom shares why staying curious and reading new books isn’t just for personal growth, but is essential for anyone leading a business or building an ethical workplace. You’ll hear why reading doesn’t have to be

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00:20:11

Surprising Science Behind National Friendship Month...

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2025/09/24

If you’ve ever wondered what makes a friendship truly meaningful—and how you can be more intentional about creating good times—this episode is for you. I sat down with Christian W. Schnepf, a TEDx sociologist and founder of the Science of Good Times, to dig into the science behind lasting connections. Christian shares why friendships have shaped his own life, especially in tough times, and how treating life as a “bonus round” changed his approach to relationships and everyday joy.Listen in for a

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00:18:05

The Joy of Discovery: Tips for National Read a New...

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2025/09/24

If you want practical insights on setting boundaries, processing life’s big changes, or just need inspiration to read more, this episode is for you. I sit down with Stephanie Jordan—author, mother of five, and someone who’s lived through incredible highs and lows—to talk about what reading and writing mean to her. You’ll hear us dig into why National Read a New Book Month can be life-changing, and how picking up the right story at the right time might shift something in your own world. Stephanie

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00:24:00

The Hope Toolkit: Everyday Tools for Suicide...

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2025/09/24

If you’re looking for honest, practical advice on supporting mental health—especially during challenging times—today’s episode is for you. In honor of National Suicide Prevention Month, I sit down with Jennifer Wilts, a certified clinical trauma specialist and mental health coach. Jennifer shares her own deeply personal story of navigating trauma, PTSD, and coming out the other side with tools that help others find hope, not just survive. You’ll hear how she built her “Hope Searchers Toolkit” using

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00:19:43

Why National Recovery Month Matters More Than Ever —...

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2025/09/24

If you’ve ever wondered what it really means to recover and keep going — even when life throws you surprises you never trained for — this episode is for you. In this conversation, I sit down with Dr. Jeffrey Reynolds: Ironman triathlete, author, nonprofit leader, and two-time cancer survivor. We get real about the ups and downs of recovery, and Jeffrey shares how the discipline and mindset of endurance sports helped him face a cancer journey he never expected.You’ll pick up a new perspective on what

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00:22:38

How to Support Loved Ones During Suicide Prevention...

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2025/09/23

If you’re looking for honest, down-to-earth conversations about resilience and finding hope on the hardest days, you’ll get a lot out of this episode. Today, I talk with Pete A. Turner about the realities many veterans face during National Suicide Prevention Month. Pete shares what it was like being a combat spy, dealing with loss, and living with PTSD, but also how he’s found ways to heal and help others. You’ll hear how the smallest acts of community—like reaching out to friends before they hit

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00:39:58

Page-Turners and Planet Savers: Celebrate Read a New...

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2025/09/23

If you’re looking for fresh ways to get kids (and even yourself) excited about reading and climate action, this episode is for you. I talk with Laurel Colless, author and sustainability advocate, about how stories can help us make sense of big problems and turn “eco-anxiety” into hope and action. Laurel shares how her fantastical Peter Blue series gives kids relatable heroes and monsters—like the “anthrogs,” villains born from human pollution. We get into how books can fill the gaps mainstream

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00:23:36

Boost Your Imagination: Practical Tips for National...

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2025/09/23

If you’ve ever wondered how personal stories can turn into compelling fantasy worlds, you’ll want to listen to this episode. Today, I’m joined by Danielle Orsino—a nurse, martial artist, and fantasy author—who shares how she went from telling stories at a hospital bedside to writing a nine-book series. We chat about the unexpected and sometimes bumpy transitions between careers and how Danielle’s martial arts experience brings real-life detail to the fight scenes in her novels.You’ll pick up

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00:23:43

Creative Paths to Healing During National Suicide...

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2025/09/23

If you’ve ever found it hard to talk about mental health, or worried you might say the “wrong thing,” this episode is for you. September is National Suicide Prevention Month, and I sat down with Grace Ogren—clinical research specialist, writer, and lived experience advocate—to talk honestly about depression, suicidality, and how we can all play a part in supporting those who struggle. Grace shares why open conversations matter, how noticing small shifts in behavior could save a life, and how she

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00:23:28

Why Starting a New Book Transforms Your Daily Life —...

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2025/09/22

Looking to build deeper connections in your creative life and community? In this episode, I sit down with David Homan, a composer, author, and what many call a “connection orchestrator.” We chat about building meaningful relationships, why intentional community matters, and how books can open doors to new ideas and relationships—even across generations. David shares how small actions rooted in gratitude and generosity can have a real ripple effect, both personally and professionally.You’ll walk away

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00:18:02

How Piano Music Shaped Culture — A National Piano...

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2025/09/22

If you’ve ever wondered how music and storytelling weave together to create moments that really stick with us, this episode is for you. Today, I’m joined by Franky Corcoran, a multi-talented Canadian artist, to explore the creative spark found at the crossroads of theater, music, and everyday life. We dig into the lessons Franky learned from directing Tick, Tick... Boom! and how the journey of artists like Jonathan Larson can resonate with anyone chasing their own dream.You’ll come away with advice

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00:25:36

Surprising Benefits of National Reading New Book...

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2025/09/22

Curious about how reading and creativity can open new doors at any age? In this episode, I talk with Nancy Napier about her journey from professor to fiction writer — and how it feels to start something brand new, even after decades in academia. If you’re a podcaster or creator, you’ll walk away with thoughtful ways to keep learning and stay curious, plus why trying something completely different (even when it feels tough) can actually spark fresh ideas. Nancy also shares how her expertise in

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00:28:09

Exploring the Origins of National Read a New Book...

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2025/09/22

Looking for ways to spark your love for reading or get inspired as a creator? This episode is for you. I sit down with Michael Strangeland, author of "Junk World: The Ballad of Leroy Brown," to chat about how reading and writing shape our worldview—especially during National Read a New Book Month. Michael opens up about the books that sparked his imagination growing up, and how a lifelong love of stories (plus a dose of stand-up comedy) has influenced his creative process.If you’re a

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