Leland Vittert didn't speak until age three. Diagnosed with what we now know as autism, he spent middle school crying himself to sleep while his father repeated one message: "The qualities that make you bullied now will make you successful later."In this raw conversation, Leland opens up about his memoir Born Lucky, a father-son story about choosing resilience over accommodation and truth over popularity. We talk about the decision his parents made not to shelter him from adversity, but to hold

This Phone Call was recorded 10 24 25Today is the Halloween Show! Although it took them nearly the whole call to get on topic. We are still not sure why they call it something other than another call... Today we found out Mark has had other careers that required a fake name besides being a DJ that is if Mark is his REAL name... They talked the fake DJ names and how they got them and who gave the names to them... A little car talk as Erica may want to buy another expensive car (

In this episode Erica and Kylie interview Erica's mother, Oriel Hicks at her workshop, Phoenix Craft Studios at Porthmellon.Oriel first started visiting St Martin's as a young girl and fell in love with the islands. She returned regularly until marrying islander, Steve Hicks, and eventually settled on St Mary's with their three young children. Oriel talks about visiting during her early years, working seasonally on St Agnes and St Martin's, what has changed over the years and what living in the

Send us a text Join Podcast Co-Host Chance Thweatt for the first Women-to-Women episode of Season 3—a powerful conversation centered on resilience, identity, and sisterhood with Kendall Phills. Through heartfelt and thought-provoking dialogue, Chance explores how the experiences shaping our communities also shape who we become as women. Together, we’ll reflect on the strength it takes to persevere, the courage it takes to protect our mental health, and the grace it takes to honor our self-wor...

Calling someone you haven’t spoken to in two years isn’t weird; it’s just being human. Today’s guest is Jacob Marquez, also known as J. Henry, a Seattle-based tech entrepreneur and musical artist whose approach to relationships challenges a lot of conventional friendship wisdom. Jacob is the founder of Seattle’s Best Brunch, bringing creatives together to collaborate and spotlight each other’s work, and he’s developing an app that helps people nurture their relationships. What drew me t...

This week we're in Southern Oregon to capture a conversation with Nick from Summer Heads! This one turned out to be a bunch of fun and we cover everything from his preference for sungrown solventless products to bigfoot potentially being a UFO! If you know me personally, you know I love the weird and unexplained aspects of our reality and it was cool to find someone equally as into it as I am! Not to mention, the hash was absolutely delicious! There were examples of the Rosé Especial, Papaya,...

At the height of his rugby career, former Blues captain and cult star Tom Robinson walked away from the sport he loved. Behind the big tackles and big hair was a growing fear - anxiety over concussions and the long-term effects of head knocks. In this episode, Tom shares how his mind became his toughest opponent, what it took to step away, and how yoga and mindfulness helped him find peace beyond rugby. A story of courage, self-awareness, and learning to simply be. We'd love to hear from you....

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Halloween 2025We do a dive into our past Halloween experiences and share our Bougie On A Budget gem of the week FOLLOW and SUBSCRIBE!! S   H   A   R   E   !!! Please SHARE On YouTube and wherever you listen to podcasts!! #PoochieCrunch #PoochieCrunchpodcast #newpodcast #DonnieAndJonny #Gay #GayBoys #GayBFF #LGBTQ+

Do you ever feel the world is stacked in favour of the extrovert people – the most gregarious, the most outwardly confident, the perhaps sometimes sharp-elbowed, the loudest? What can natural introverts do to try and level the playing field and create a positive impression? Evan Davis asks Richard Etienne from the Introvert Space, Clare Farthing from South Somerset meet ups and Heather Vernon, co-founder of Woburn Partners.Produced by Bob Howard.

Send us a text "When you show up for your community, you never know what magic will unfold—cheers to velvet nights, final bows, and new beginnings!" Episode Summary: This week, your hosts Jen and Rachel dive into a whirlwind of art, emotion, and community at the Tall Grass Film Fest and Ballet Wichita’s unforgettable “Dracula” performance. From cozy movie nights with Diane Keaton to the electric energy of after-parties and the bittersweet beauty of final bows, this episode is packed with hea...

In a shocking twist for this friendship podcast, this week we’re talking about friends. Our friendships shape so much of who we are, so why don’t we talk more about how to care for them? Romantic love gets all the advice columns and grand gestures, but what about the people who’ve seen us through everything? We talk about the grief that comes along with fading friendships, dig into why keeping current communication with our friends is so important, and wonder about what’s lost when we don’t share

The crash already happened.Now we’re sitting in the smoke, asking what’s left to build with.TK and Dr. Nicole Rawls talk about what comes after the heartbreak—the moment you realize the grind doesn’t owe you anything, but maybe your spirit still does. They dig into anger that turns into clarity, grief that becomes blueprint. Because legacy isn’t the titles or the plaques. It’s the stories that survive you. It’s how you decide to live when the old script stops working.Producer Kristen

TK thought the hustle was love. Awards, gigs, bylines, late nights, early mornings. Running until the body says “nope.”Turns out the hustle was heartbreak. Opportunities dressed as disappointment. Depression dressed as grind. This episode drifts through the wreckage: voice notes from the highs, reflections about the lows. And then the crash- burnout, body revolt, the quiet question: was any of this worth it?With producer Kristen Bennett pressing play on TK’s story, and anthropologist,

Send us a text What if balance, not restriction, is the real answer to our tech-saturated lives? In this episode of Girls Gone Gritty, hosts Farley, Darian, and Jennifer sit down with Holly Muscatello, founder of The Balance Project, a movement helping families and communities find harmony between life and technology. Holly shares how her wake-up call came after reading The Anxious Generation, realizing that while tech isn’t going away, the way we use it must change. From advocating for “b...

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On Episode #17 of the Today's Your Day Podcast, Tedi welcomes his very special guest, Kate Snyder, the Founder & CEO of Piper & Gold Public Relations, which is located in Lansing, Michigan. Kate and Tedi talk about Equality in the workplace, has it really changed over the past 123 years? Tedi presents Kate with a bunch of data he found when hitting the Googler and Kate responds with here amazing wit and raw, in-your-face moxie. Kate shares with us her thoughts on wh...

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Hi everyone! Welcome back to Surviving Girlhood! In today’s episode we talk through our W.O.R.D.S and share some thoughts on our perfect world on a very hungover Saturday! Enjoy!Find us on TikTok & Instagram: @Survivinggirlhoodpodcast

On this episode I chatted with Jenny Peters PhD. Jenny is an aviation, aerospace and physics teacher at Pryor High School. Jenny has an incredible story, her background in aerospace is extremely impressive. Jenny has been teaching at Pryor HS for the past 8 years, currently her class is building an aircraft. WHATTTT. So cool. I had the opportunity to chat with Jenny at Thunderbird Drone Festival.https://www.pryorschools.org/article/2453449 For Jennys contact reach out here.