The Truths We Hide

The Truths We Hide

By Annette WhittenbergerHealth & FitnessMental Health
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The Truths We Hide episodes

  • Episode 36 with Jee Hae Choe
    Jee Hae was born and raised in America Samoa, joined the Marines and immigrated to the states in 2008. She is an outdoor enthusiast, disabled service dog handler, dog trainer and domestic violence survivor. On her time off she enjoys hiking, kayaking exploring new places and has recently earned her open water and deep diving certifications.
    48 min
  • Episode 35 with Kat McLead
    Kat Mclead is the creator of Pinpoint Your Perfect Business: *the* proven framework for pinpointing your perfect niche for a high profit, high purpose, and high pleasure business while staying MOM first.Kat helped SEX WORKERS transition OUT of the Adult Industry into HIGH PROFIT ENTREPRENEURSHIP 13 years ago...AND that’s how she developed the PROFIT AND PURPOSE FRAMEWORK. It’s since been continually refined and is now designed specifically for Busy Moms.She started her first multiple 6 figure business 20 years ago, and hasn’t slowed down since — not even after having her son. A fun fact: That business’s profits meant that she had way more money than her husband when they first got married, and was able to pay the entire $450,000 down payment on their home. Not that he minded!
    17 min
  • Episode 34 with Vismaya Rubin
    Michele Vismaya Rubin, founder of Living in GRATITUDE Today, is on a mission to get people to exercise their GRATITUDE muscle in order to experience more love, joy, and prosperity in their life right now. Vismaya coaches people on the benefits of a Gratitude Practice, how to start one, and most importantly how to maintain it during difficult times. Vismaya’s journey began in the classroom of an inner-city school where she taught her students to find the beauty and joy in their life by shifting their perspectives despite adversity.
    Find out more about Vismaya on her website https://livingingratitudetoday.com and on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/LivingInGratitudeToday/
    30 min
  • Episode 33 with Jill Armijo
    Jill Armijo lives in Lehi, Utah with her husband, Joe, and their two pooches. Their three boys are grown and they have a granddaughter, the cutest human alive.  Jill takes care of Joe, a veteran with schizophrenia, since 1997. She has been a physical therapist assistant for almost thirty years, and is also a health and life coach who helps caregivers of spouses with mental illness thrive and find happiness as they create the life they want while serving in a challenging circumstance. Jill also enjoys nature, fitness and nutrition, travel, reading and writing. She mostly enjoys spending time with her family no matter what they’re doing.
    Jill is the author of her book entitled "Home of the Unknown Soldier" which can be found on Amazon.
    She can also be found on her website (http://www.jillarmijo.com/) and on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/jill.armijo.56)
    37 min
  • Episode 32 with James McNeil
    James Is an Army Combat Veteran, two-time suicide survivor, and a college student. He is also the author of the book entitled "Finding your Personal Mission" which launched 20 May 2020.
    His mission Is to provide veterans, their friends, and families with the tools to overcome suicidal thoughts and Ideations.
    James is also the founder of a T-shirt company called Coffee Tees and Inspirational Connection.
    You can find out more about James on Facebook and Linkedln.
    41 min
  • Bonus Episode The Year of Yes

    This episode was inspired by two amazing women, Oprah Winfrey and Shonda Rhimes. I saw them both at the same time on a show called Super Soul Sunday and it will stick with me forever. Thank you for your wisdom and inspiration.

    11 min
  • Episode 31 with Joe Stone
    Joe Stone is Head of Audience Development for LA-based podcast production company Jam Street Media. He is also the founding member of What They Signed Up For a non-profit telling the stories of OIF and OEF veterans, and is a US Army, service-disabled combat veteran who served in places like Iraq, Afghanistan, and Guantanamo Bay. His 15-year, enlisted military career was ultimately successful, but tumultuous. He earned more than a dozen medals - including a Bronze Star Medal as a young Sergeant (E-5) during his first tour in Iraq. He also (twice) went through a divorce while in uniform, had friends who took their own lives or succumbed to their own chemical dependencies, and struggled with his own reintegration and coming to grips post-traumatic stress. Joe currently lives in Vancouver, Washington with his wife Elizabeth and their blended family of four (plus two dogs and a cat).
    w. www.joestonemedia.com
    w. www.joestonephoto.com
    telegram joe_stone
    42 min
  • Episode 30 with William York
    William is a retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel. During his time in service he spent so many years helping others through the numerous violent acts. He was able to recognize the signs and ensuring they received the help they needed. Although they had an emotional impact, they did not prepare him for the loss of his son to suicide in July 2018. Listen to his amazing story of strength and how he has created a space for others to seek the help they need. You can find more at www.joshuayorkfoundation.org
    50 min
  • Episode 29 with LTC Olivia Nunn
    Lieutenant Colonel Olivia Nunn commissioned as an ROTC Military Graduate through Radford University ROTC program in 2001. Through her 19 years of service she has served in various high level positions all while serving 3 tours to Iraq. She has served as an official Army spokesperson, executive to the Chief of Army Public Affairs and as the lead Strategic Communication Planner for the Office of the Chief of Public Affairs. She currently serves as the Director of Communications for U.S. Army Soldier for Life.
    43 min
  • Episode 28 with Laura Yochelson
    Laura Susanne Yochelson is an accomplished graduate of American University (AU) with a master’s in health promotion management. She is a committed mental health advocate who has written more than a dozen articles raising awareness about recovery and resources for NAMI, The AU Eagle, Project Heal, Active Minds, and others. After her graduation in 2019 from AU, she continued her on-campus involvement through collaborating with key health partners to make a positive difference.
    36 min

About The Truths We Hide

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Welcome to the all new podcast “The Truths We Hide” created by A Wild Ride Called Life. We share people's stories of triumph and how they how are overcoming them. Tune in every Thursday right here or…