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As Sunny Change and his siblings navigated the complexities of grief and healing, they realized that their experiences were not unique and that there were many people out there who had similar stories to share. They decided to use their platform to amplify these voices and create a safe space for listeners to explore their own traumas and healing journeys.
One of the things that set the Three Siblings Podcast apart is its approach to storytelling. Rather than focusing solely on the events themselves, they delve deeper into the emotions and thought processes that accompany them. This allows them to create a more nuanced and empathetic picture of what it means to deal with trauma and loss.
Through their conversations, they also explore the larger social and cultural forces at play in the way we deal with grief and trauma. They confront the stereotypes and stigmas that often surround these issues and challenge listeners to rethink their own assumptions.
Ultimately, Three Siblings is a testament to the power of vulnerability and the importance of storytelling in the healing process. It offers a space for listeners to connect with others who have gone through similar experiences and to feel less alone in their struggles.
If you're looking for a podcast that will make you think deeply about the complexities of the human experience, Three Siblings is definitely worth checking out.
Key Topics:
· The back story of growing up (01:02)
· Inspiration for the podcast and feedback (05:16)
· Increased access to mental health (13:52)
· Benefits of working on the podcast for mental health and personal growth (21:25)
· Plans to discuss racism and advocacy (28:20)
· Taking a leap of faith to start a podcast (29:11)
Website link: Three Siblings Podcast
Podcast Links:
· Apple
· Spotify
Charity: Dream and a Future
Donation: Donate Now
Social Links
· YouTube
· TikTok
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Have you ever had an opportunity in your life to pursue something new?
Today we are talking with Nellie Harden, who had a very different start in her life but found through a family emergency where her passions could realign. She started with the 6570 Project to help families help their kids design and build their life.
For anyone who might find them at a crossroads in life, this episode will resonate with how you might just find your life going in a different but gratifying direction.
Nellie works with families, helping them make behavioral changes and disciplines to set their children up for success.
Key Topics:
· What is the 6750 project (0:56)
· How is the podcast serving the community (1:30)
· How did this work become center stage (4:14)
· How did the idea get started to launch a podcast (8:20)
· Finding the right fit for guests and finding the right listeners (10:12)
· Learning how a guest is a wrong fit (12:23)
· Leveraging a community for more profound engagement (16:23)
· Why is it essential to have a journey for customers to go through (17:08)
· What makes Horizon International the charity of choice (19:46)
Website link: The 6570 Family Project
Podcast Links:
· Apple
· Spotify
Charity: Horizon International
Donation: Donate
Social Links
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Have you ever said you were ok when you were hurting?
At some point, we have all said we were ok when something wasn’t right. It is the next thing we do after that matters. Did we continue lying to ourselves, or did we let someone know or get help?
Today we are talking with Erik DaRosa and Marc Fernandes, who have different mental health stories. Still, they both found relief in finding a way through it together. During the peak of the pandemic, they launched the podcast From Survivor to Thriver to help lower the stigma around mental health so everyone can feel they have the confidence to say, “I am not ok.”
Key Topics:
· The beginning (01:51)
· Normalizing Conversations around mental health (07:46)
· Dealing with the capacity issue in the system to get treatment (12:40)
· What doors did having a podcast open up (17:41)
· What advice would you give to open up doors beyond the podcast (21:52)
· What makes The Scared Cycle the charity of choice today (28:04)
Website link: From Survivor to Thriver
Podcast Links:
· Apple
· Spotify
Charity: The Scared Cycle
Donation: Make a donation
Social Links
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Could your book be a podcast?
Today we are talking with Sandy Ciaramitaro, who did just that with her children's series. In this non-traditional way of starting a podcast, she found success by creating follow-on content that kept the younger readers between the age of 5-12 engaged in becoming a good egg. This path had some challenges because parents are the pathway to the kids, but it has worked, and her foundation, The Good Egg Foundation, has come alongside the podcast supporting other non-profits creating good eggs.
Key Topics:
· Finding yourself in a place where you start writing and building a podcast (1:15)
· Taking a book series and making a podcast (2:07)
· Resources used around launching the book and podcast (3:11)
· Converting traditional media to a podcast format (3:46)
· Marketing a podcast to a young audience (5:05)
· How has word of mouth happened with a book and a podcast (7:38)
· Running a foundation alongside your podcast (8:50)
· Marketing on a podcast toward a younger group (10:31)
Website link: The Good Eggs
Podcast Links:
· Apple
· Spotify
Charity: The Good Eggs Foundation (website)
Donation: Donate Here
Social Links
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Do you feel alone and have a diagnosis of Autism?
Our guest today Sam Mitchell, shares how he has taken his story and combined it with the stories of others and helps members of the Autism community feel connected.
In the last 20 years, Autism has been on the rise, and with that, a need for connection has risen in the Autism community. We all know that feeling when you are around people who understand you and get you, and for people diagnosed with Autism, that feeling is even rarer.
This episode with Sam will inspire you to believe that you will find a way, no matter what label or diagnosis, if you have the will.
Key Topics:
· What made a podcast something you wanted to start (1:33)
· Have the goals change from when you started to today (2:36)
· What were the early challenges you ran into starting the podcast (3:35)
· How did the people around you respond when they heard your full story (5:50)
· What has the journey been like to turn a passion project into what it is today (7:44)
· How have you grown your community around the podcast (8:55)
· Creating a non-profit around the podcast (10:08)
· Has live podcast recordings been a focus (12:19)
· What does the future look like for the podcast (13:50)
· What is the advice you would share with something thinking about getting started (14:47)
Website link: autismrocksandrolls.com
Podcast Links:
· Apple
· Spotify
Charity: Autism Rocks And Rolls (website)
Social Links
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Have you ever felt rejected for being who you are?
Many episodes here on the show have highlighted issues where people are rejected or, worse, injured for someone just being who they are. Today we are talking with DeVannon, who has a story written over the last decade. He now helps others fight their battles with sex, drugs, and Jesus.
A common theme on the show is that pain can have a purpose and those who find it begin a road to healing.
Book: Sex, Drugs, and Jesus
Key Topics:
· Where does a name like Sex, Drugs, and Jesus get started (1:30)
· How did you decide to write a memoir about your story (2:31)
· What was it like to reconcile your relationship with Jesus (3:58)
· How did serving in the Military during don’t ask, don’t tell shape who you are today (6:35)
· Reaching the point, you are ready to share your story (8:04)
· With such a unique message, what have been some of the responses you have received from listeners (12:30)
· What were the early struggles with launching a podcast (15:48)
· Looking at today, what are the things that you are looking to grow right now (17:42)
· What made the ACLU the charity of choice for today’s show (19:30)
Website link: Sex, Drugs, and Jesus
Podcast Links:
· Apple
· Spotify
Charity: ACLU (website)
Donation: Link
Social Links
Did you know that 1/10 people in the world have a genetic disorder?
Today we are talking with Kira Dineen, who started podcasting in high school as a project. Ten years later, it is still going and has evolved, connecting Geneticists and people affected by rare diseases.
Most people live their life like any other normal human being. Still, a few are born with rare diseases that will impact them for the rest of their lives or, in some cases, will be with them for the rest of their lives.
We have had a few causes on the show that highlighted specific diseases. Still, as Kiri explains, the field of genetics is evolving every day. Therefore, her podcast has become a tool for her and the audience to stay updated on the community.
Key Topics:
· What impact in the world is DNA Today trying to get across (1:29)
· What role did the podcast play in your master's program (3:15)
· What were the driving factors that kept the podcast going (6:19)
· How are so many able to have a disorder but do not know (8:26)
· Since high school over ten years, what have been some of the most significant changes in podcasting (10:02)
· What have you found has been the most successful way to grow your podcast (13:02)
· How do you connect with a community without being overly pitchy towards your podcast (16:07)
· What is your best piece of advice for a cause podcast just getting started (19:44)
· Why is the National Organization of Rare Disorders vital to you (21:20)
· What lesson could someone take away from building relationships with schools to be a sponsor of a podcast (23:38)
Website link: http://dnapodcast.com/
Podcast Links:
· Apple
· Spotify
Charity: National Organization of Rare Disorders (website)
Donation: Link
Social Links
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When Roe vs Wade was overturned, did you wonder how you could help?
"Every podcaster has a voice" is the common language in the industry, but what happens when the voices combine to advocate for change? That is precisely what Arielle did with the recent Roe vs. Wade overturned issue. She posted a call to action on Twitter which exploded into people rallying around the effort and offering to play a consistent host read ad at the beginning of their episodes.
It's a simple but powerful way where we collectively can influence a topic. But, as Arielle shares, this is just the beginning, and future causes will be added as the idea expands.
Key Topics:
· What is the call to action you have asked podcasters to do (3:33)
· What were the expectations going into this idea (9:18)
· What pushback from the effort has there been since it started (13:05)
· How could others jump on board and help support other efforts (16:27)
· What does the future look like for Podcast activism (19:06)
· If a podcaster wants to support a future endeavor, where is the best place to connect (23:03)
Host Read Ads Document
Ad Campaign Planning Document
Article on The Verge.com
Tweet that started the movement
Podvoices Contact Page
Website link: (https://www.podvoices.help/)
Social Links
Community Manager at Squadcast
Founder of Ear Buds Collective
CO-Host of the Sounds Profitable News Podcast
This and That With Arielle Nissenblatt Newsletter
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Have you ever been in a situation that didn’t have a way out?
Today we are talking with Andrew Pledger, and his story of leaving the religion he grew up in will make you see the faith differently. Andrew has found power in his story and in sharing other stories for people to share their stories of abuse and religious Trauma in various religions.
We dive into the hot issues he has walked through, the enemies he has created, and how he focuses on his healing journey, all while continuing to walk the road to getting better.
Key Topics:
· How to find vision in hard stories for creators (0:40)
· What is religious Trauma (3:52)
· What happens when a story burns a bridge or a relationship (10:01)
· How to reboot your life on the other side of religious Trauma (11:24)
· Work in situations where the work you do creates enemies (16:24)
· Why was it easier to work on a Podcast can through Instagram (22:54)
· What are the lessons you learned as a podcaster (24:20)
· Why is the Traumas Survivors Foundation the charity of choice (29:41)
Website link: (website)
Podcast Links:
· Apple
· Spotify
Charity: The Trauma Survivors Foundation (website)
Donation: donation link
Social Links
· Patreon Page
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We don’t know what we don’t know.
Today we are talking with Rachel Bernstein about cults and stories of healing. It’s a dark world that most know little about, and most won’t until it hits home. But, as we discuss today, research into the topic is just getting started on the physiology of influence and manipulation.
With every episode, perspective is a powerful tool to influence how you see and interact with the world, even when stories are hard to hear or imagine. Those stories will shape and leave you with a lasting feeling and empathy towards others.
Key Topics:
· How do you specialize in the study of cults (1:21)
· How prolific are cult-like groups in the world (6:44)
· What inspired this work to become a podcast (8:43)
· How do you get people to listen to a show like this before they need it (11:41)
· What have been some of the impacts you heard as a result of the podcast (15:52)
· From a napkin to launch, what were some of those first steps (19:23)
· What is your advice to others who might be looking to start a podcast or heal from a cult-like trauma (25:44)
Support the Podcast Indoctrination
Website link: (https://www.podpage.com/indoctrination/)
Podcast Links:
· Apple
· Spotify
Charity: International Cultic Studies Association (https://www.icsahome.com/home)
Donation: Donate Now
Social Links
· YouTube
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The podcast currently has 106 episodes available.