The Apologies Podcast
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The Apologies Podcast episodes

  • Jake Holmes
    Jake Holmes discusses how growing up in rural Maine fostered a lifelong love of nature, outdoor recreation, and science. He also shares how climbing and mountain guiding has helped him through difficult times.

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    40 min
  • Hunter Donia
    Hunter Donia talks styling, entrepreneurship, and ADHD. He also shares how discovering cosmetology allowed him to find an outlet for self-expression and acceptance.

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    41 min
  • Jenn Hardy
    Dr. Jenn Hardy shares how the need for creativity as a psychologist led her to launch a popular instagram account and, ultimately, become a novelist.

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    35 min
  • Will Price
    Will Price talks about the excitement and nervousness of expecting his first child. He also reflects on family legacy in terms of family and career.

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    33 min
  • Hui-wen Sato
    Hui-wen Sato talks about her experience as a pediatric ICU nurse and what she’s learned about navigating burnout. She also discusses how finding herself in the role of patient has changed her perspective on nursing. And, of course, she shares an apology.

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    49 min
  • The Apologies Podcast: Trailer

    The Apologies Podcast is an experiment in collective healing. It’s an acknowledgement that we all have moments when we fail to show up as our highest selves. And, it’s a way for us to transform shame into connection.

    Host Lindsey Whissel Fenton talks with guests about who and how they are before inviting them to share their apology.

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    3 min

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The Apologies Podcast is an experiment in collective healing. It’s an acknowledgement that we all have moments when we fail to show up as our highest selves. And, it’s a way for us to transform shame…