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“You believe the earth is a globe because you have that belief. But you have absolutely no scientific evidence to back your religious belief. It is a religious belief because there’s no science behind it.” -- Dave Weiss

David Weiss (often known online as "Flat Earth Dave") is one of the most prominent advocates of the modern Flat Earth movement. He argues that the Earth is not a rotating globe but a stationary, flat plane covered by a dome or firmament. His views are not accepted by the scientific community, which overwhelmingly supports the globe model based on evidence from astronomy, physics, geology, and space exploration.

Dave’s website:

Flatearthdave.com 

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On Friday, October 11, 2024 Vincent was on his way to a coworking space at The Hoxton hotel in Brussels, Belgium. Just before the entrance, he was hit by a car while riding a shared scooter. 

Vincent was given less than a 1% chance of survival. He sustained a broken wrist, a broken collarbone and a fractured skull. He was in a coma for several weeks. He also was self-employed in the hospitality business. Lying in a hospital bed in a coma, he had no income coming in. I mention this because it's difficult enough to recover from such a horrific accident but lying in a hospital bed unable to work was clearly difficult.

Listen to our interview as Vincent talks about his life and the accident that changed him forever.

Book:

Everything Feels Impossible Until it's Done

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I've wanted to have longtime friend Julia Gosney share her story for a while. Why? Because she really has a great story, great enough to have two episodes. This is part two. (I'd recommend listening to part one first).

 Like most who have been lucky enough to have had a 60+ years on this planet, Julia has lived a unique life. I believe her story WILL impact each listener in a positive way.

I truly enjoyed talking story with Julia and recalling events I was a part of, but also learning things about Julia I never knew.  

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I've wanted to have longtime friend Julia Gosney share her story for a while. Why? Because she really has a great story, great enough to have two episodes. This is part one.

 Like most who have been lucky enough to have had a 60+ years on this planet, Julia has lived a unique life. I believe her story WILL impact each listener in a positive way.

I truly enjoyed talking story with Julia and recalling events I was a part of, but also learning things about Julia I never knew.   

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From the age of four, Kate Saint Clair knew she was different. She didn’t really understand the how and why of her ability to communicate with people who had died, but she knew others didn’t seem to have this “gift”.

Kate Saint Clair is a Human Intuition Expert, Psychic Medium, and Intuitive Advocate. Her life has been a journey of understanding the powers that she possesses and how she can help others to better understand their powers.

Here’s a bit more taken from her website, Katesaintclair.com. 

"Since 2007, I’ve been dedicated to one mission: to normalize intuition and bring it back to its rightful place as a source of wisdom, power, support, and guidance in everyday life.

Every person is born with an accurate intuitive system that guides them to live the life their Soul came here to live. It's your birthright to know exactly how this system works so you use, control, and trust it. It's my life's purpose to teach you the mechanics of your personal guidance system, your intuition. 

For too long, sensitives, black sheep, and intuitives have been dismissed, silenced, or made to feel like outsiders. I know this path deeply—I’ve walked it myself. And now, I stand as a voice for the child who sees, feels, hears, and knows things but doesn’t yet have the words to explain it. I speak for the soul who has always felt different, only to realize those differences are their greatest strength."

Her goal through her work is to bring spiritual power and leadership back to women and to anyone who is soulfully connected to the Spirit World.

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Welcome to season 7 of the Nobody Knows Your Story podcast.

Mix? What the heck is Johnzelle Anderson's mix story? It won't take too long for you the listener to figure out why Johnzelle chose the title Mixtape for his new book.

Johnzelle is a therapist. But he's other things too, a mix of things. His new book is told in tracks rather than chapters. I once made mixtapes and the tracks were usually congruent in other words, in harmony with each other. But, other mixtapes, not so much. As Johnzelle shares his story you'll see why Mixtape is such a great title. The podcast and book will take you on a journey which charts Johnzelle's personal growth, his coming -of-age and how he's learned to help other's steer clear of issues he had to navigate/ deal with.

Book:

Mixtape

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In this last episode of season six of the Nobody Knows Your Story podcast, Doug Herdt and I spent an hour and a half talking about his life. His story, to use a few cliches, is one of getting up off the mat, never giving up, and when losing; not losing the lesson. 

As Doug shares his story, you'll better understand why one of his favorite quotes comes from the Dalai Lama. "When you lose, don't lose the lesson." Bottom line, learn from a loss and try not to repeat it. 

My eyes did sweat a couple of times while Doug recalled his marriage to Tina and the trials they experienced. His recollections caused me to think of another quote that has helped me. Sometimes we need to accept that grief and resilience can live together.

Thanks everyone for your support these past six years and for sharing the podcast with others. Now, enjoy the life story of Doug Herdt! 

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Daniel Tolson is a dedicated and proficient strategist and business coach and former Australian wakeboarding champion. As Daniel shares his story he talks about the many challenges he has faced during his life both physical and mental. 

My time visiting with Daniel was a fun experience. As he shared his story, I was able to better understand what drove him to continually strive to be the best.

I'm sharing a link to a video of Daniel wake surfing as an adult so that you the listener can get a glimpse of what Daniel has enjoyed since he was a teen. (When Daniel competed he did not compete as a wake surfer, but as a wakeboarder holding a rope that allowed him to do many highflying tricks.)   

Daniel Wake surfing

https://youtu.be/odkcL-JwBhc?si=Srd_4jiLV1pqYxX8

Podcast Mele (Music)

Opening: Number 1 by Iration

Mid podcast: A Place in the Sun by Maoli

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Dan Esposito dealt with chronic pain for too long. It effected pretty much every aspect of his life. But Dan no longer experiences chronic pain.

As Dan shares his story we'll get to see how even a world class athlete can experience pain to the point life becomes a drudgery. But Dan did not want his pain to define him and alter the life he wanted to live. 

I invited Dan to take twenty minutes or so and explain how he overcame chronic pain and how we listeners can as well.

Dan's website:

UNDO.ME

Dan's Email:

[email protected]

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Aaron Hafdahl works as a substance abuse therapist. He didn't learn about substance abuse from textbooks but from the school of hard knocks. I know this is just one of the reasons he's good at communicating the facts of addiction AND what the future holds if his clients / program participants don't make positive changes to their lives. 

I met Aaron several years ago when he was assigned to counsel my son Crosby. I heard enough of his story then to know that others would benefit by having Aaron share it on NKYS.