Kevjet - The Podcast

In this raw, tender, and unexpectedly life-affirming conversation, hospice nurse Julie cracks open our biggest fear — death — and somehow makes it feel human, honest, and even beautiful. She busts the myths around hospice care, shares what people really regret at the end of life, and explores why acceptance can be the most radical act of love. Along the way, Julie opens up about her own path through heartbreak, sobriety, and loss, revealing how community, connection, and compassion have shaped both her work and her worldview. This is a conversation about dying, yes — but even more so, it’s about how to truly live, love deeply, and remember that none of us are doing this alone.   Follow Julie on Socials! InstagramTikTokOfficial Website

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In this raw, tender, and unexpectedly life-affirming conversation, hospice nurse Julie cracks open our biggest fear — death — and somehow makes it feel human, honest, and even beautiful. She busts the myths around hospice care, shares what people really regret at the end of life, and explores why acceptance can be the most radical act of love. Along the way, Julie opens up about her own path through heartbreak, sobriety, and loss, revealing how community, connection, and compassion have shaped both her work and her worldview. This is a conversation about dying, yes — but even more so, it’s about how to truly live, love deeply, and remember that none of us are doing this alone.   Follow Julie on Socials! InstagramTikTokOfficial Website

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In this episode Eoin Miginn, a coach and content creator, explains how he left a corporate apprenticeship to transform his body, mindset and career. He built an audience by showing himself step outside his comfort zone, launched the Catalyst self-growth event, and used irreversible decisions to force progress. The conversation covers practical lessons on getting out of "maybe land," saying clear yes-or-no to opportunities, overcoming limiting beliefs, avoiding burnout through basic habits, and creating human connection through vulnerability and consistent action.       Find Eoin on socials! InstagramTikTokYouTubeFacebook

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In this episode Eoin Miginn, a coach and content creator, explains how he left a corporate apprenticeship to transform his body, mindset and career. He built an audience by showing himself step outside his comfort zone, launched the Catalyst self-growth event, and used irreversible decisions to force progress. The conversation covers practical lessons on getting out of "maybe land," saying clear yes-or-no to opportunities, overcoming limiting beliefs, avoiding burnout through basic habits, and creating human connection through vulnerability and consistent action.       Find Eoin on socials! InstagramTikTokYouTubeFacebook

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What happens when success pulls you forward… but home pulls you back? In this episode of Kevjet the Podcast, Canadian singer-songwriter Ria Mae gets real about the moments that don’t make the highlight reel. From reconnecting with her hometown roots to navigating the strange, addictive power of social media fame, Ria opens up about what it really means to build a music career in today’s world. We dive into the juggle of touring while raising a family, the pressure to stay visible online without losing yourself, and why authenticity has become her creative compass. Ria reflects on growth, grounding, and the kind of success that can’t be measured in streams or likes. Plus, stick around for a fast, fun quick-fire round that reveals her unfiltered thoughts on creativity, connection, and what keeps her going when the lights go out. Honest. Heartfelt. Unmissable. This is Ria Mae like you’ve never heard her before.   Canadian Tour  Tour Dates / Tickets   Official Site https://www.riamae.com/  

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What happens when success pulls you forward… but home pulls you back? In this episode of Kevjet the Podcast, Canadian singer-songwriter Ria Mae gets real about the moments that don’t make the highlight reel. From reconnecting with her hometown roots to navigating the strange, addictive power of social media fame, Ria opens up about what it really means to build a music career in today’s world. We dive into the juggle of touring while raising a family, the pressure to stay visible online without losing yourself, and why authenticity has become her creative compass. Ria reflects on growth, grounding, and the kind of success that can’t be measured in streams or likes. Plus, stick around for a fast, fun quick-fire round that reveals her unfiltered thoughts on creativity, connection, and what keeps her going when the lights go out. Honest. Heartfelt. Unmissable. This is Ria Mae like you’ve never heard her before.   Canadian Tour  Tour Dates / Tickets   Official Site https://www.riamae.com/  

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In this episode of Kevjet – The Podcast, Debs Wild takes us beyond the barricade and into the emotional engine room of the music industry. As Coldplay’s fan liaison, Debs reveals how truly understanding fandom isn’t just good PR — it’s powerful, personal, and deeply human. She opens up about carving out space as a woman in a male-dominated industry, the unseen mental health toll of life on the road, and how touring, ticketing, and fan connection have evolved in the age of social media and instant access. Debs also reflects on what success really means when the lights go down, why healthy leadership matters more than ever, and the responsibility that comes with being a bridge between artists and their audience. From writing a book about one of the world’s biggest bands to protecting the heart of live music, this conversation is honest, insightful, and quietly inspiring — a reminder that even at stadium scale, the music industry only works when it remembers to stay human.    

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In this episode of Kevjet – The Podcast, Debs Wild takes us beyond the barricade and into the emotional engine room of the music industry. As Coldplay’s fan liaison, Debs reveals how truly understanding fandom isn’t just good PR — it’s powerful, personal, and deeply human. She opens up about carving out space as a woman in a male-dominated industry, the unseen mental health toll of life on the road, and how touring, ticketing, and fan connection have evolved in the age of social media and instant access. Debs also reflects on what success really means when the lights go down, why healthy leadership matters more than ever, and the responsibility that comes with being a bridge between artists and their audience. From writing a book about one of the world’s biggest bands to protecting the heart of live music, this conversation is honest, insightful, and quietly inspiring — a reminder that even at stadium scale, the music industry only works when it remembers to stay human.  

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In this deeply personal and inspiring episode, Van Von Beck opens up about her remarkable journey from the polished world of classical opera to crafting raw, country‑tinged songs rooted in honesty and lived experience. She reflects on the early influences that shaped her voice, the discipline of operatic training, and the joy she once found on grand stages before everything changed. Van shares the emotional and physical toll of developing chronic pain that slowly robbed her of vocal control, forcing her to step away from the identity she had built her entire life around. She speaks candidly about the grief, fear, and isolation that followed, and the long recovery that required her to rebuild not just her voice, but her sense of self. Through this period, community played a vital role—friends, fellow musicians, and one especially loyal companion: her dog Thor, whose steady presence helped anchor her through the hardest moments. With patience and small, intentional steps, Van began writing again, discovering a new musical freedom outside the constraints of classical perfectionism. Her songs now blend vulnerability, storytelling, and the grit of country influences, giving her a sound that feels truer than ever. The episode also explores Van’s return to performing, how she’s redefining what success looks like, and the creative directions she’s excited to pursue next. Her story is one of resilience, artistic reinvention, and the quiet courage of starting again—on her own terms, with honesty leading the way.   https://www.instagram.com/vanvonbeck/   In Loving Memory of Thor.

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In this deeply personal and inspiring episode, Van Von Beck opens up about her remarkable journey from the polished world of classical opera to crafting raw, country‑tinged songs rooted in honesty and lived experience. She reflects on the early influences that shaped her voice, the discipline of operatic training, and the joy she once found on grand stages before everything changed. Van shares the emotional and physical toll of developing chronic pain that slowly robbed her of vocal control, forcing her to step away from the identity she had built her entire life around. She speaks candidly about the grief, fear, and isolation that followed, and the long recovery that required her to rebuild not just her voice, but her sense of self. Through this period, community played a vital role—friends, fellow musicians, and one especially loyal companion: her dog Thor, whose steady presence helped anchor her through the hardest moments. With patience and small, intentional steps, Van began writing again, discovering a new musical freedom outside the constraints of classical perfectionism. Her songs now blend vulnerability, storytelling, and the grit of country influences, giving her a sound that feels truer than ever. The episode also explores Van’s return to performing, how she’s redefining what success looks like, and the creative directions she’s excited to pursue next. Her story is one of resilience, artistic reinvention, and the quiet courage of starting again—on her own terms, with honesty leading the way.   https://www.instagram.com/vanvonbeck/   In Loving Memory of Thor.

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