Clear & Loud with Josh Harris

Clear & Loud with Josh Harris

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Clear & Loud with Josh Harris episodes

  • Deconstructing Purity Culture Through Comics (with Stephanie Stalvey)

    In this episode, Josh Harris has a thought-provoking conversation with Stephanie Stalvey, a gifted comic book artist who is using her art to navigate and critique the complexities of purity culture. Stephanie shares the inspiration behind her graphic memoir "PURE," a deeply personal exploration of growing up within and ultimately questioning the evangelical purity movement.

    Listeners will dive into:

    • The unique power of comics as a medium for storytelling and social commentary.

    • Stephanie’s personal journey from adhering to purity culture to questioning its norms.

    • The creative process behind translating intimate life experiences into art.

    • The impact of purity culture on personal identity, relationships, and sexuality.

    • How "PURE" has become a platform for community, conversation, and healing for those with similar experiences.

    • Whether you’re fascinated by the intersection of art and activism, curious about the effects of purity culture, or a fan of graphic storytelling, this episode offers insightful perspectives on how personal narratives can challenge societal norms and promote healing. Join us to discover how Stephanie Stalvey is making waves with her comics and sparking important discussions around faith, freedom, and the right to own one’s story.

      Learn More:

      Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stephanie.stalvey.artist/

      Website: stephaniestalvey.com

      Patreon: patreon.com/stephaniestalvey

      1 hr 3 min
    • Who Needs a Soundproof Phone Booth? Rethinking Workspaces and Side Hustles (with Scot Sustad)

      Join us on "Clear & Loud" as we explore the world of soundproof office pods and genuine side hustles with Scot Sustad, the visionary behind Inbox Booths. Ditch the passive income myths for a reality check on what it takes to succeed in today's gig economy. Discover how Scot's mission to revolutionize workspaces is creating new opportunities for those ready to work hard and make a real difference. This episode is for anyone looking to take on a meaningful challenge and transform their professional landscape.


      Apply for the Inbox Unlocked Program: https://get.inboxbooths.com/unlocked/


      Visit the Inbox Booths Website: https://inboxbooths.com/


      49 min
    • #2 - Daddy Boss Love: Parenting Advice Pros & Cons, Selling Hard Nipples, Dating Terms Defined [VIDEO]

      Clear & Loud proudly presents: Daddy Boss Love.

      This special podcast format features three single dads talking parenting (daddy), business (boss) and relationships (love).

      In this episode you'll find:

      • A discussion about the merits of giving advice on parenting. What makes you an expert? Should you offer it if someone's kids are annoying?
      • The business opportunities for body-enhancing products. What's the male equivalent of hard nipples?
      • TJ helps Scot understand the difference between dating, boyfriend/girlfriend, hooking up and much more!
      • Meet Your Hosts...
        Scot Sustad is figuring out solo-parenting and single life after his 17 year marriage ended a couple of years ago. He’s the proud father of two brave little ladies. Scot stands out in a crowd because he’s typically singing 90s ballads and doing handstands. He’s a 5x startup co-founder. Currently, he is the Visionary and President of Inbox Booths. They are helping shape the future of workspaces with soundproof booths that provide the perfect atmosphere for focused work and private conversations. His life’s mission is to build value and fight poverty with people he wants to spend time with. His strategy generally focuses on activating ideas and multiplying leaders. Scot’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scotsustad/ Scot’s business: https://inboxbooths.com/
        TJ Walsh is a dedicated single father of three (15, 13 & 10) and has been divorced for 7 years and is enjoying navigating the dating scene in his 40s. He’s also the founder of Growth Studio, a consulting company specializing in accelerating disruptive startups in the food and beverage industry. With over 15 years of experience in the consumer packaged goods sector, he’s honed his skills to be a catalyst for emerging brands looking to scale and make their mark.
              When not helping startups thrive, you can find TJ enjoying quality time with my family and friends. He has a deep passion for golf, and is always on the hunt for the next best taco place to satisfy his culinary curiosity. Whether it's nurturing his business, teeing off on the golf course, or savoring delicious food, he’s always on a quest for excellence and growth in every aspect of life. TJ’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tjwalsh3/ TJ’s Business: http://growthstudio.ca/
        Josh Harris is a single dad to three amazing grown ass adults. He loves Pickleball, hanging out with his girlfriend Kelly, and spends most of his time send his children the logins for streaming services. He is currently freeloading Disney+ from TJ. Josh’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harrisjosh/ Josh’s leads: www.clearandloud.com

        42 min
      • Healing Through Personal Mythmaking (with Janelle Hardy)

        In this episode, we dive into the transformative world of memoir writing with Janelle Hardy, the innovative mind behind the "Art of Personal Mythmaking" course. This discussion is not just for those who see themselves as writers, but for anyone grappling with their life's narrative and seeking clarity and healing.


        Episode Highlights: 

        • Memoir Writing's Healing Power: We explore how writing about one's life journey can both challenge and aid in understanding and overcoming personal hurdles.
        • Janelle’s Methodology: Learn about Janelle's unique blend of body-based, trauma-informed prompts and the rich stories of fairy tales and myths to help people heal and regain joy through writing their memoirs.
        • Addressing Trauma in Writing: The conversation touches on the common fear and difficulty of revisiting traumatic memories during memoir writing and how to navigate these challenges.
        • Beyond Writing a Memoir: This episode is relevant to anyone looking to make sense of their past experiences, understand the stories that have shaped them, and learn from them.
        • A Special Narrative Experience: Janelle shares a fairy tale within the interview, providing a unique and engaging listening moment.
        • This episode is an invitation to discover how articulating your life story can be a path to understanding and growth. Join us as we unravel the power of memoir writing with Janelle Hardy.


          About Janelle:

          Janelle Hardy is a writer, artist, host of the Memoir Body, Healing Story Podcast and the creator/teacher of a transformational memoir-writing course called The Art of Personal Mythmaking. 

          This process uses body-based, trauma-informed writing prompts, stories like fairy tale and myth, and themed modules to support people who want to heal from the difficult parts of their life stories as they write their memoirs.

          She’s helped young single mothers, organic farmers, cabinetmakers, PhD writers and editors, psychotherapists, professional novelists, podcasters, entrepreneurs, stay-at-home moms, former Members of Parliament, retired teachers, spiritual directors, principals (and more) heal from the difficult parts of their life story as they write the first drafts of their memoirs and reclaim themselves.

          Janelle is a born and raised Yukoner and single mother, who has worked as a trauma-informed bodyworker in the hands-on healing arts fields since 2007 and as an artist (writing, painting + dance) for 17+ years. Throughout that time she’s taught adults out of her living room, arts centres, universities and community colleges.

          She currently lives and works in both Whitehorse, Yukon and Vancouver, BC, Canada. Whitehorse is on unceded Kwanlin Dün First Nation and Ta’an Kwäch’än Council land. Vancouver is on unceded Coast Salish People’s land (the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Səl̓ílwətaʔ (Tsleil-Watuth), and Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) Nations).

          For the past 6+ years she’s integrated all of her expertise, including a BA in Anthropology, an MA in Dance and a Diploma in Structural Integration, into supporting people in their creative healing work via the alchemy of transformational memoir-writing.

          Learn More: 

          • Website: http://www.janellehardy.com/
          • Personal Mythmaking Podcast: https://www.janellehardy.com/podcast/
          • The Art of Personal Mythmaking - online course: https://www.personalmythmaking.com/
          • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janellemackinnonhardy/
          • 1 hr 11 min
          • Can Women in Standup Comedy Be Pretty & Funny? (with Nacya Marreiro)

            She describes herself as “Walmart version Sofia Vergara” which most people would consider an asset, but for Nacya Marreiro, being pretty isn’t always a plus in comedy. In this podcast interview, Nacya talks about the double standard for women in stand-up comedy and the hurdles she’s had to overcome as she strives for stardom in Los Angeles. 

            Interview Highlights include: 

            • What the real-life week-to-week hustle of a rising comic looks like

            • How the right amount of childhood trauma pushed her to succeed

            • How she literally stopped traffic to get Tiffany Haddish in her stand-up show

            • How her career in comedy all started with a friend’s dare


            About Nacya: Born and raised in the South of Portugal, Nacya first discovered her love for stand-up comedy while traveling around the world as a flight attendant, and hasn't stopped ever since. She has performed her stand-up comedy on stages all around the world, including NYC's The Stand and Grisly Pear Comedy, Austin Texas' Creek and the Cave and Vulcan, and LA's Laugh Factory, Comedy Store, Bourbon Room, and Haha Comedy Club. She's also created her own comedy show, "The Riff," which has attracted high-profile guests like Joe Rogan and TJ Miller, as well as her own comedy cooking show called "Mouth Full." 

            Learn more:


            Website: NacyaMarreiro.com

            Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Nacya_Marreiro

            57 min
          • Unlocking Asynchronous Communication (with Ilma Tiki)
            In a world where work is increasingly remote and distributed, how do we keep teams connected and productive? Enter Ilma Tiki, CEO and co-founder of The Remote Company and author Leaving the Base Camp. After selling her first venture, MailerLite, for over $90 million, she now leads an organization that unites numerous successful businesses, all powered by remote teams. At the heart of her approach is a concept that's shifting the paradigm of teamwork: asynchronous communication.
            In this thought-provoking episode, Ilma draws from her personal experiences and shares how asynchronous communication has been a game-changer for her globally-dispersed teams. From building a sense of belonging in a remote team to harnessing emerging technologies, Ilma discusses strategies for success in the evolving landscape of remote work.
            Topics We Cover:
            Understanding asynchronous communication: what it means and why it's important
            How to foster a sense of belonging and connect deeply within a remote team
            Preparing for the future of work: insights for entrepreneurs
            The impact of emerging technologies, like Apple's Vision Pro, on remote work
            Join us as we dive into these compelling discussions and gain unique insights from a pioneer in remote work. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a leader, or anyone interested in the future of work, this episode is for you.
            Learn More: 
            Website: https://www.ilmatiki.com
            Twitter: https://twitter.com/ilma_tweets
            Ilma’s book on Amazon.com
            1 hr 2 min
          • #1 - Daddy Boss Love: How soon should you date after divorce?
            Clear & Loud proudly presents: Daddy Boss Love.
            This special podcast format features three single dads talking business and relationships and parenting.
            Meet Your Hosts...
            Scot Sustad is figuring out solo-parenting and single life after his 17 year marriage ended a couple of years ago. He’s the proud father of two brave little ladies. Scot stands out in a crowd because he’s typically singing 90s ballads and doing handstands. He’s a 5x startup co-founder. Currently, he is the Visionary and President of Inbox Booths. They are helping shape the future of workspaces with soundproof booths that provide the perfect atmosphere for focused work and private conversations. His life’s mission is to build value and fight poverty with people he wants to spend time with. His strategy generally focuses on activating ideas and multiplying leaders. Scot’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scotsustad/ Scot’s business: https://inboxbooths.com/
            TJ Walsh is a dedicated single father of three (15, 13 & 10) and has been divorced for 7 years and is enjoying navigating the dating scene in his 40s. He’s also the founder of Growth Studio, a consulting company specializing in accelerating disruptive startups in the food and beverage industry. With over 15 years of experience in the consumer packaged goods sector, he’s honed his skills to be a catalyst for emerging brands looking to scale and make their mark.
                  When not helping startups thrive, you can find TJ enjoying quality time with my family and friends. He has a deep passion for golf, and is always on the hunt for the next best taco place to satisfy his culinary curiosity. Whether it's nurturing his business, teeing off on the golf course, or savoring delicious food, he’s always on a quest for excellence and growth in every aspect of life. TJ’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tjwalsh3/ TJ’s Business: http://growthstudio.ca/
            Josh Harris is a single dad to three amazing grown ass adults. He loves Pickleball, hanging out with his girlfriend Kelly, and spends most of his time send his children the logins for streaming services. He is currently freeloading Disney+ from TJ. Josh’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harrisjosh/ Josh’s Leads Marketing at: https://5thworld.com/
            51 min
          • Evangelical Aftermath (with Jon Ward)

            Did evangelicalism fail a generation? How do disillusioned Christians process their experiences in churches and hold on to their faith? How do families divided over Trump find common ground? 

            In this revealing episode, I sit down with Jon Ward, journalist, author, and chief national correspondent at Yahoo! News, to discuss his latest book, Testimony: Inside the Evangelical Movement that Failed a Generation.

            Jon Ward describes his life as being divided in half: two decades inside the evangelical Christian bubble and two decades outside of it.

            In Testimony, Ward tells the story of his upbringing in, and eventual break from, an influential evangelical church in the 1980s and 1990s (more about that particular church below). Ward sheds light on the evangelical movement's troubling political and cultural dimensions, tracing the ways in which he believes the Jesus People movement was seduced by materialism and other factors to become politically captive rather than prophetic.

            Full disclosure: the church Jon grew up in and which he strongly critiques in his book is the same that I joined at age 22 and went on to pastor for ten years. For me, this is a very personal conversation. Our discussion offers listeners a front-row seat to the intersection of faith, politics, and the challenges of reckoning with one's past. 

            Interview Highlights: 

            • Jon's perspective on influential figures like CJ Mahaney and Al Mohler and their roles within the evangelical movement.

            • The ramifications of political trends and the Trump presidency, on personal relationships and faith.

            • Whether it’s possible to be open to being wrong and still hold to absolute truth 

            • Comparing the roles of church leaders and the media in accountability and the parallels Jon sees between them.

            • Jon's vision for the future of modern American Christianity and the steps he believes are crucial for its transformation.

            • Whether you're entrenched in the evangelical community, just curious, or somewhere in between, this episode promises a candid exploration of faith, growth, and the complexities of human experience.


              Learn More:

              Website: Jonwardwrites.org

              Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonwardwrites/

              Twitter: https://twitter.com/jonward11

              1 hr 18 min
            • Screenwriting & Standup (with Charla Lauriston)

              Dive into the intertwined worlds of screenwriting for television and standup comedy in this podcast interview with Charla Lauriston. From the bustling writer’s room of NBC's “Grand Crew” to the vibrant stages of Comedy Central, Charla’s career is a masterclass in crafting clear, impactful messages that resonate.


              This Vancouver and Los Angeles based talent shares her journey from Haiti to Hollywood. We discuss the nuances of comedic styles, how faith complements humor, and the challenges of writing for television. Charla also provides insights into finding humor in heavy subjects like race and politics. Plus, we delve into the recent writers’ strike, the delicate dance of capitalism and creativity, and her latest endeavor, The Werking Writer School. For anyone seeking to understand the art of capturing an audience through compelling stories and humor, this episode is a must-listen, shedding light on the power of a clear message in both comedy and screenwriting.


              Learn More: 

              charlalauriston.com

              thewerkingwriter.com/school


              Instagram

              https://www.instagram.com/charlalauriston/

              https://www.instagram.com/thewerkingwriter

              1 hr 33 min
            • The Holy Mess of Pastoral Transitions (with Matt Davis)

              Leaving a job is never easy. It becomes even more complicated when your job is wrapped up in a spiritual tradition. Matt Davis, served as a Teaching and Executive Pastor for more than two decades in Orange County, California. After going through his own pastoral transition out of ministry, Matt learned the difficulty of this season. He helped start an organization that assists pastors who are transitioning out of pastoral ministry. 

              Now churches and nonprofits are hiring Matt and his team to help give coaching, counseling, and career guidance to people whose lives have been upended by leaving their pastoral role. 

              Interview Highlights: 

              • Are churches uniquely bad at firing and transitioning people? 

              • What makes a pastoral transition extra painful compared to other careers? 

              • Why do so many pastors need leave their church community after they change their role? 

                • How does having your personal identity being wrapped up in your professional identity affect you when it’s time to step aside? 

                • How does all this impact your family? 

                • Learn More: 

                  Website: www.pastoraltransitions.com 

                  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pastoraltransitions/

                  47 min

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