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September 16, 2021

Dr. Alice Kerby on Addiction and Life Beyond the Pink Cloud

After suffering from severe stress while going through her doctorate, Dr. Alice fell into a downward spiral of alcohol abuse. This continued until she realized her problem, and she has been sober for three years since.

It’s this experience that led Dr. Alice to starting the Beyond the Pink Cloud podcast, where she talks to people that have overcome their own battles with substance abuse, as well as inspired others by living their best lives.

Topics up for discussion this week include:

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Published on September 16, 2021 09:22

September 9, 2021

Introducing Mental Health and Us

This week is a little different. As some of you might know, I also run a couple of other podcasts – one, as a host, and the other as a co-host. Today, I want to share an episode from the podcast I co-host, Mental Health and Us.

It originallystarted out as a solo hosted show by my wife, Jaclyn, and was called Mental Health and me. It shared self-care and wellness tips to help other mental health sufferers and their loved ones cope.

Jaclyn uses her 20 year battle with both depression and anxiety ...

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Published on September 09, 2021 10:00

September 2, 2021

Joenrhuz “JR” Tabanda on Everyday People and Everyday Stories

This week I sit down with Joenrhuz “JR” Tabanda, host and audio producer of the Time Capsule Show, a podcast sharing the everyday stories of everyday people.

Each episode asks six thoughtful questions that guests can use to define their life in the 21st century at this moment.

We wanted to give people hope, especially young people that may feel alone.

JR talks about what their goals were with the show, and how that’s taken shape, and how the pandemic gave them the opportunity to put these goals...

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Published on September 02, 2021 05:22

August 18, 2021

Season 4 is Coming, and Joining the Quite the Thing Podcast Network

So a funny thing happened on the way to getting Season 4 of Podcaster Stories ready – from personal and work life, to guests that weren’t really right for the show.

This resulted in the new season being delayed by about a month, which I apologize for. The good news is that Season 4 will be released next week, so I’m looking forward to sharing more awesome stories with you.

There’s also an update about the Quite the Thing podcast network that Podcaster Stories is now part of, and is very much ge...

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Published on August 18, 2021 08:21

April 29, 2021

The Season 3 Recap

Season 3 of Podcaster Stories has just wrapped, and in this episode I look back at the guests and the inspiring and insightful stories they shared.

In episode1, Fitz Koehler of The Fitness Show and authorof the book My Noisy Cancer Comeback shared how her life changed when she was diagnosedwith breast cancer, and how she used that as a starting point for her inspiring fight against it. Listen to the full episode.

In episode 2, I spoke with Roman Mironov of the be Version 2.0 of Yourself podcast...

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Published on April 29, 2021 10:00

April 22, 2021

A Look Back at The First Year of Podcaster Stories

On April 21st 2020, Podcaster stories was launched. Unlike my other podcasts up until that point, this wouldn’t be a solo show – instead, it’d be an interview-style show.

Not only that, but it would be an interview-style show with fellow podcasters, many of whom had interview shows of their own. So, to say I was a little nervous would be an understatement!

But, 12 months on, I’m enjoying it as much as ever, and have some fun ideas regarding the next 12 months and beyond.

Thank you so much for l...

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Published on April 22, 2021 10:00

April 15, 2021

Lainey Cameron on Being the Only Woman in the Corporate Boardroom

This week, I sit down with Lainey Cameron, host of The Best of Women’s Fiction podcast, a show that highlights authors that Lainey respects, as well as interviews with best-selling and women fiction authors.

Each episode, Lainey and her guests share what inspired a favourite author’s book, as well as what advice they’d give to other writers.

Lainey is also the author of the award-winning novel,The Exit Strategy, which was inspired by a decade of being the only woman in the corporate boardroom. ...

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Published on April 15, 2021 10:00

April 8, 2021

Leave a Review and Help Feed Seniors Impacted by Covid

In this special bonus episode, I want to share how you can be part of an awesome social good initiative thanks to the good folks at Podchaser and Captivate.

As part of their #Reviews4Good program, Podchaser will donate $0.25 for any review left on their platform to Meals on Wheels America‘s Go Further fund. Additionally, for every review left on an individual episode, they will donate a further $0.25.

Not only that, but any time a podcaster replies to a review, they will donate a further $0.25...

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Published on April 08, 2021 10:00

April 2, 2021

Steven Webb on Managing the Stillness In the Storms

This week, I sit down with Steven Webb, host of the Stillness in the Storms podcast, a show that helps you find inner peace at difficult times.

Steven has survived childhood divorce, family suicide, his own suicide attempt, broken neck, bankruptcy and numerous heartbreaks. Basically, life. We talk about some of that in this episode.

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Published on April 02, 2021 10:00

Steven Webb on Overcoming the Stillness In the Storms

This week, I sit down with Steven Webb, host of the Stillness in the Storms podcast, a show that helps you find inner peace at difficult times.

Each episode, Steven brings a different perspective and way of living life that eases your suffering. Being severely paralyzed is just a fraction of Steven’s mountain climb to find his inner peace. If Steven can sit with stillness, you can also.

It’s the first time, really, that being paralyzed really creeped up.

Steven talks about the moment that he hi...

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Published on April 02, 2021 10:00