Some stories entertain you.

Anne Utterback’s story will move you.

In this powerful episode of Tell Me Your Story with Chris Baker Jr., Anne Utterback shares a journey marked by faith, grace, heartbreak, healing, and the kind of redemption only God can write. Her story is honest, powerful, and deeply human—a reminder that even in life’s hardest chapters, God is still working.

This is more than a conversation. It’s a testimony of survival, surrender, and purpose.

If you’ve ever walked through pain, questioned your path, or needed proof that God still writes beautiful endings, this episode is for you.

 The Story of Anne Utterback
Real People. Real Lives. Real Stories.

Ladies and gentlemen, gather ‘round because tomorrow night on Tell Me Your Story with Chris Baker Jr., we’re diving headfirst into the wild, wonderful, beautifully unfiltered world of Marc — One Fun Guy Podcast — and let me tell you something, this man is not just a storyteller… he’s a full-blown experience.

Marc is the kind of soul who walks into a room and suddenly the walls start laughing, the air gets lighter, and even your bad day packs its bags and leaves. He’s got that rare magic — part heart, part humor, part holy chaos — the kind that reminds you life is messy, weird, painful, hilarious… and somehow still worth showing up for.

This episode is a ride, my friend. The kind where you laugh hard, think deeper, and somewhere in the middle of all the madness realize you’ve been handed a little piece of truth wrapped in humor and humanity. Marc brings the jokes, the wisdom, the scars, the soul — and he does it with the kind of authenticity you just can’t fake.

It’s not just a conversation. It’s a front-row seat to what happens when real life, real pain, real joy, and real purpose all collide in the most beautifully human way possible.

Real People. Real Lives. Real Stories.

And this one? Ohhh… this one’s got heart.

There are some people who don’t just write stories…
they bleed them onto the page.

Dante Terese is one of those people.

Her journey isn’t wrapped in perfection or polished by comfort—it’s forged in the raw places of life… the in-between moments… the empty factories… the quiet nights where creativity becomes survival.

She didn’t just pick up writing as a hobby—
she picked it up as a lifeline.


“I self-medicate with the arts.”

That’s not just a statement…
that’s a testimony.

Because when life presses in… when the world feels heavy… when answers don’t come easy—God has a way of placing something inside of you that keeps you going.
For Dante, that something was creation.

Through her work—“Sex, Death, & Diane”—she calls out to the ones who think differently… the ones who feel deeply… the ones who refuse to stay silent just to fit in.
She reminds them: your voice matters.

Through “The Base” series, she steps into worlds where integrity is tested, where truth is costly, and where doing the right thing isn’t always easy—but it’s always worth it.

But here’s the deeper truth…

Dante isn’t just building fictional worlds—
she’s reflecting a spiritual reality.

A reality where:

1. Courage is born in discomfort
2. Truth rises in the middle of chaos

 3. And purpose finds you in places others overlook



She’s creating from the Rust Belt… from “nothing”… from overlooked places—
and God has always done His best work in places people counted out.

Nazareth wasn’t impressive.
The cross wasn’t glamorous.
The tomb looked like the end. But God…

1. God specializes in bringing life out of unlikely places.
   
   And Dante Terese is living proof of that.
   
   She didn’t wait for perfect conditions.
   She didn’t wait for a big budget.
   She didn’t wait for validation.
   
   She created anyway.
   
   With co-conspirators.
   With passion.
   With faith.
   
   And now her work is stepping into new territory—being adapted into screenplay form—because what’s done in faith and obedience doesn’t stay hidden forever.
   
   This is more than a creative story…
   this is a Kingdom principle:
   
   When you stay faithful with what God placed in your hands…
   He will breathe on it in ways you never imagined.
   
   Dante’s story is for the dreamers in forgotten towns…
   the creators working with “just enough”…
   the ones who feel like what they’re building doesn’t look like much—yet.
   
   Keep going.
   
   Because purpose doesn’t need perfect conditions…
   it just needs a willing heart.
   
   And as Dante says:
   
   “Keep the Faith.”
   
   Because even in the quiet places…
   even in the struggle…
   even when it feels like you’re creating in obscurity…
   
   God is still writing your story too.
   
   Check out Dante's Books at
   
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   Plus more adventures 
   
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There are some people who don’t just write stories…
they bleed them onto the page.

Dante Terese is one of those people.

Her journey isn’t wrapped in perfection or polished by comfort—it’s forged in the raw places of life… the in-between moments… the empty factories… the quiet nights where creativity becomes survival.

She didn’t just pick up writing as a hobby—
she picked it up as a lifeline.

“I self-medicate with the arts.”

That’s not just a statement…
that’s a testimony.

Because when life presses in… when the world feels heavy… when answers don’t come easy—God has a way of placing something inside of you that keeps you going.
For Dante, that something was creation.

Through her work—“Sex, Death, & Diane”—she calls out to the ones who think differently… the ones who feel deeply… the ones who refuse to stay silent just to fit in.
She reminds them: your voice matters.

Through “The Base” series, she steps into worlds where integrity is tested, where truth is costly, and where doing the right thing isn’t always easy—but it’s always worth it.

But here’s the deeper truth…

Dante isn’t just building fictional worlds—
she’s reflecting a spiritual reality.


A reality where:

1. Courage is born in discomfort
2. Truth rises in the middle of chaos
3. And purpose finds you in places others overlook
   
   
   She’s creating from the Rust Belt… from “nothing”… from overlooked places—
   and God has always done His best work in places people counted out.
   
   Nazareth wasn’t impressive.
   The cross wasn’t glamorous.
   The tomb looked like the end. But God…
   
   God specializes in bringing life out of unlikely places.
   
   And Dante Terese is living proof of that.
   
   She didn’t wait for perfect conditions.
   She didn’t wait for a big budget.
   She didn’t wait for validation.
   
   She created anyway.
   
   With co-conspirators.
   With passion.
   With faith.
   
   And now her work is stepping into new territory—being adapted into screenplay form—because what’s done in faith and obedience doesn’t stay hidden forever.
   
   This is more than a creative story…
   this is a Kingdom principle:
   
   When you stay faithful with what God placed in your hands…
   He will breathe on it in ways you never imagined.
   
   Dante’s story is for the dreamers in forgotten towns…
   the creators working with “just enough”…
   the ones who feel like what they’re building doesn’t look like much—yet.
   
   Keep going.
   
   Because purpose doesn’t need perfect conditions…
   it just needs a willing heart.
   
   And as Dante says:
   
   “Keep the Faith.”
   
   Because even in the quiet places…
   even in the struggle…
   even when it feels like you’re creating in obscurity…
   
   God is still writing your story too.
   
   
   
   

This isn’t just another episode… this is a wake-up call to the soul.

Dr. Robb Kelly doesn’t speak from theory—he speaks from the fire he walked through.

A man who once stood on the edge of destruction, battling addiction, brokenness, and the weight of his own mind… now stands as living proof that God can take what was meant to destroy you and turn it into a message that sets others free.

This conversation goes deeper than surface-level motivation.
It cuts straight to the root.

We talk about identity.
We talk about pain.
We talk about the silent battles people fight behind closed doors.

Because addiction isn’t just about the substance…
It’s about the void.
The trauma.
The lies we start believing about ourselves.

But here’s what hits you in the chest:

You are not too far gone.

Dr. Robb Kelly breaks down how healing begins—not when everything around you changes… but when something inside you finally says, “Enough.”

This episode is for the one who feels stuck.
For the one who smiles in public but is fighting in private.
For the one who’s tired of pretending they’re okay.

Because freedom is real.
Restoration is real.
And your story is not over.

This is more than a testimony…
This is transformation.

Brittany Oldfield’s story isn’t something you just read… it’s something that hits you. It presses on your chest, slows your breathing, and makes you realize just how dark this world can get—and how powerful a human spirit has to be just to survive it.

Because her story didn’t start in chains.

It started the way so many stories do—hopeful, human, normal. A young woman with dreams, trust in people, and a belief that the world, even if imperfect, still had some good in it. But that’s the thing about evil—it doesn’t always kick the door in. Sometimes it smiles. Sometimes it builds trust. Sometimes it studies you… and waits.

Brittany didn’t fall into trafficking because she was weak.
She was targeted.

Manipulated. Groomed. Slowly pulled into a world that didn’t feel dangerous at first—but was designed to strip her identity piece by piece. And by the time the mask came off, she wasn’t just trapped physically… she was trapped mentally, emotionally, spiritually.

That’s what people don’t understand.

Human trafficking isn’t just about being held somewhere against your will. It’s about breaking someone from the inside out. It’s about control so deep that even when there’s a moment to run… your mind has been conditioned to believe you can’t.

Days blur together.
Fear becomes normal.
Your name starts to feel distant.
Your worth gets rewritten by people who only see you as something to use.

And somewhere in all of that…

Brittany was still there.

Not gone. Not erased.
Just buried under layers of trauma, fear, and survival.

And that’s where her story shifts.

Because survival is one thing… but fighting your way back to yourself?
That takes something different.

There came a moment—maybe quiet, maybe desperate, maybe barely noticeable to anyone else—but it mattered. A moment where something inside her said:

“This is not who I am.”

And that whisper… turned into resistance.

Resistance turned into courage.
And courage turned into action.

Getting out isn’t a movie scene. It’s not clean. It’s not instant. It’s messy, terrifying, and uncertain. It means facing the unknown after being conditioned to fear it. It means stepping into freedom while still carrying the weight of everything you’ve been through.

But she did it.

And that’s the part that hits you the hardest.

Because Brittany Oldfield didn’t just escape a place…
she had to rebuild a person.

She had to relearn what safety feels like.
What trust looks like.
What it means to exist without fear constantly sitting on your chest.

She had to look in the mirror and meet herself again.

And that kind of healing?
That’s not quick. That’s not easy. That’s war.

But it’s also where her story becomes more than survival.

It becomes purpose.

Because stories like hers don’t stay quiet forever. They rise. They speak. They shine light into places people would rather ignore. They remind us that trafficking isn’t some distant issue—it’s real, it’s present, and it’s happening closer than most people are comfortable admitting.

And Brittany’s story stands as both a warning… and a testimony.

A warning of how calculated evil can be.
And a testimony that even when someone tries to take everything from you—your identity, your voice, your worth—they don’t get the final say.

Because she’s still here.

Still breathing.
Still fighting.
Still reclaiming every piece that was stolen.

And if you really sit with that…

You realize this isn’t just her story

It’s a mirror.
It’s a wake-up call.
It’s a reminder that behind headlines and statistics are real people—people who once had ordinary lives, who were pulled into unimaginable darkness, and who are still trying to find their way back to the light.

Brittany Oldfield’s story doesn’t ask for your attention.

It demands your awareness.

And once you feel it…
you don’t forget it.

What do you do when life knocks you down… again… and again… and again?

Mark Light knows that answer better than most.

He was the guy who barely made it through school.

The one who quit when things got hard.

The one who failed in sports, failed in sales, and failed in direction.

 But failure wasn’t the end of his story… it was the beginning.

Because somewhere in the middle of setbacks, sickness, and struggle

 — Mark built something most people never do… RESILIENCE.

This is a man who:

 • Went from struggling salesperson to top producer

• Rode a bicycle across the entire United States for a cause bigger than himself

• Helped save a life without even realizing it

• And stared down Stage IV cancer… and lived to tell the story But this isn’t just about survival. 

This is about transformation. Mark didn’t just beat the odds — he rewrote them.

In this powerful episode of Tell Me Your Story with Chris Baker Jr., Mark opens up about pain, purpose, and the mindset that kept him alive when everything said he shouldn’t be.

 Because when you learn how to turn your pain into purpose…
your story stops being a struggle… …and starts becoming someone else’s survival guide.

🔥 This isn’t just a story.

 This is a blueprint for resilience.

 Now available on iHeartRadio.

There are stories… and then there are encounters.

Daniel Jackson doesn’t just speak—he reveals. Not from a place of theory, but from a life that has been stretched, shaken, and shaped by something greater than himself. His journey is a reminder that God doesn’t call the perfect—He calls the willing.

In this powerful episode of Tell Me Your Story with Chris Baker Jr., Daniel opens the door to the unseen—the moments where faith is tested, where doubt tries to creep in, and where purpose is forged in the fire. He speaks on what it means to walk in alignment, to hear when God whispers, and to trust even when nothing around you makes sense.

This isn’t just a conversation—it’s a spiritual wake-up call.

For the one who’s been questioning their path…
For the one who feels like they’re too far gone…
For the one who knows deep down they were created for more…

Daniel’s story will remind you:
God still speaks. God still moves. And your story is not over.

Every setback had a setup. Every delay carried divine timing. And every moment of pain was preparing him for purpose.

This episode will challenge you, stretch your faith, and ignite something deep within your spirit.

🎙️ Real People. Real Lives. Real Stories.
Now streaming on iHeartRadio.

Your story isn’t finished… it’s just getting started.

What if your greatest calling didn’t begin at your peak…
but in your most painful moment?

Raven’s story doesn’t start in a studio.
It starts in an ICU… sitting beside her mother… at 55 years old… when most people think life is slowing down.

That’s where everything changed.

No spotlight.
No audience.
Just a decision.

A decision to stop hiding…
to use her voice…
and to step into a calling that would impact people all over the world.

Fast forward — Raven becomes a 5X award-winning talk show host, a former CNN radio correspondent, and a global force helping others step out of the shadows and into the spotlight.

But this isn’t just about success…

This is about obedience.
This is about purpose.
This is about what happens when you finally say YES to what God placed inside of you.

Because somebody listening right now…
feels unseen… unheard… and unsure if their story even matters.

Raven is living proof…
that your story isn’t over…
it’s just waiting to be told.

This episode will challenge you.
 It will wake something up inside you.
 And it might be the very moment you realize…

You were never meant to stay in the shadows.

Real People. Real Lives. Real Stories.

Tap in now on iHeartRadio — because your breakthrough might be one story away.

What do you do…

when life hits you over and over again?

When the pain doesn’t stop?

When everything you love gets tested?

You fight.
You rebuild.
You refuse to stay broken.
 

The Story of Kerry Castillio…

A man who has faced the unthinkable—
 
Losing his wife to suicide

 Raising twin daughters through unimaginable pain
 
Losing a child
 
Fighting for his marriage and rebuilding through faith
 Battling COVID with less than a 40% chance to live…

…and walking out of the hospital 13 days later

This isn’t just survival.
This is Kintsugi faith—
broken pieces… put back together… stronger, more beautiful than before.
 
“I’ve been broken… but I refuse to be beaten.”

This episode will hit you.

It will challenge you.
It will remind you that no matter what
you’ve faced—
you’re still here for a reason.