Join Jamie and Stan as they welcome Ron Frost—author, speaker, and adventurer—who proves that life doesn't have to be a straight line. Ron shares his journey from a stifling engineering job to finding his groove in sales, only to hit a "quarter-life crisis" where he lost his business, house, and relationship. He opens up about how the passing of his brother inspired him to stop waiting and start living, leading to a solo 67-day bicycle trip across the US on a vintage Schwinn. From "Internal Intelligence" to the power of gratitude, this episode is a guide to getting unstuck and moving forward.

KEY TOPICS COVERED

• The Shift: Moving from a serious, analytical engineering role to the connection of sales and the outdoors.
• Rock Bottom: Losing everything in his late 20s and how it became a moment of mental clarity and rebuilding.
• The Catalyst: How the passing of his adventurous brother shifted Ron's perspective on life and time.
• The Big Ride: Cycling solo from D.C. to Santa Monica without a support team or extensive training.
• Internal Intelligence (I-I): Tapping into your intuition and the "claires" (clairvoyance, clairsentience) to navigate life.
• Grounding: The importance of disconnecting from the "Wi-Fi soup" and reconnecting with nature.
• Upcoming Adventures: Ron's invitation to ride the path of Gandhi’s Salt March in India.

MEMORABLE QUOTES

"I would say I learned probably more from failure than from success."

"You don't know what you don't know until you move... Life is still moving forward. Why not move forward with it?" 

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Where to listen & watch:
YouTube: https://youtu.be/XJJpoTURgIE
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-your-story/id1768048076
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0aFWnedfyylxVs5vJrD8tY
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/3c4c493e-e2f2-4b4b-bfd3-52174caeaf7c/whats-your-story-with-jaime-stan

Connect with Ron Frost:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronfrost/
Website: http://www.ronaldfrost.com/
Ron’s Books: https://ronaldfrost.com/books/
Free copy of the 21-Day Gratitude Experiment - https://ronaldfrost.com/gratitude/

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In this heartfelt and energizing episode, Jaime and Stan sit down with Keith Greiveldinger — a footwear executive, father of three, and creator of the Win It Minute. Keith shares how growing up in a tight-knit Wisconsin family shaped his values, how career pivots took him from small-town life to national brands, and how a life-altering moment with his newborn son redefined everything. This conversation is about mindset, resilience, family, and the intentional work required to stay positive in a noisy world.

KEY TOPICS COVERED

• Growing up in a small Wisconsin town with family all on one block
• The power of family values and community
• Leaving home for the first time and navigating early career moves
• Working in footwear and relocating across the U.S.
• Earning an MBA alongside NASA engineers and discovering personal strengths
• How long commutes sparked a love for learning through audiobooks
• Becoming a husband and father of three
• His son’s open-heart surgery and the mindset shift that followed
• The origin of Win It Minute and daily intentional positivity
• Teaching by learning — and learning by teaching
• Managing stress, noise, and frustration through focus and gratitude

MEMORABLE QUOTES

• “Ignorance is bliss. I just took the next step forward and figured it out.”
• “There’s a role for everybody in this life.”
• “What you focus on longest becomes strongest.”
• “I don’t have to go — I get to go.”
• “Adversity creates things in us that we wouldn’t get any other way.”

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Where to listen & watch:
YouTube: https://youtu.be/zjHccr0_RFA
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-your-story/id1768048076
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0aFWnedfyylxVs5vJrD8tY
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/3c4c493e-e2f2-4b4b-bfd3-52174caeaf7c/whats-your-story-with-jaime-stan

Connect with Keith Greiveldinger
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/keith-greiveldinger-mba/
Website: https://winitminute.com/

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In this high-energy and insight-packed episode, we sit down with Caitlin Gardner—PR powerhouse, storyteller, speaker, and founder of Blooming Communications. From reading morning announcements as a third grader in Miami to leading national brands, teaching at the University of Florida, and launching her own business, Caitlin’s story is a masterclass in curiosity, courage, and intentional growth. Along the way, she opens up about motherhood, career pivots, crisis communication, failing forward, and why success today looks like calm confidence, not just titles. If you’ve ever wondered how to build credibility, trust your voice, and say yes with zest, this one’s for you.

KEY TOPICS COVERED

• Growing up in Miami and discovering a love for storytelling early
   
• Becoming a teen journalist and studying PR at the University of Florida
   
• Transitioning from journalism dreams to behind-the-scenes storytelling
   
• Early career lessons in crisis communications and brand reputation
   
• Navigating career pivots through hospitality, travel, and corporate leadership
   
• Moving across the country for career growth—and Midwest winters
   
• Working with National Geographic Expeditions and traveling the world
   
• Launching Blooming Communications and becoming an entrepreneur
   
• Motherhood, mental health, and asking for help
   
• Building a “reputation bank account” and preparing for crises
   
• Teaching kids calm confidence and communication skills
   
• Defining success as peace, presence, and purpose
   
• Living by the mantra: Say yes with zest

MEMORABLE QUOTES

• “When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.”
• “I’m swimming in the same sea—but I’ve taken a lot of twists and turns.”
• “Build your reputation bank account before you need to make a withdrawal.”
• “If it’s not a yes with zest, it’s a no thank you.”
• “Failure just means you’re one step closer to your yes.”
   

Where to listen & watch:
YouTube: https://youtu.be/ZX6bfiFqanM
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-your-story/id1768048076
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0aFWnedfyylxVs5vJrD8tY
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/3c4c493e-e2f2-4b4b-bfd3-52174caeaf7c/whats-your-story-with-jaime-stan

Connect with Caitlin Gardner:
Personal Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/caitlingardnerpr/

Blooming Communications Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/blooming-communications/

Personal Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/caitlingardnerpr/

Blooming Communications Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/bloomingcomms/

Blooming Communications Website - https://bloomingcomm.com/

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In this reflective and refreshingly real episode, Jaime Marco and her dad Stan Brown kick off 2026 with humor, honesty, and a healthy dose of perspective. From why New Year’s resolutions rarely stick, to the power of daily micro-intentions, this father-daughter duo explores how showing up just slightly better each day can lead to massive change. With stories of travel, books, bad days, goldfish memories, and a few laugh-out-loud moments, this episode is a reminder that life isn’t about perfection—it’s about progress, presence, and being real (not reel).

KEY TOPICS COVERED

• Why New Year’s resolutions don’t work (and what to do instead)
• Setting daily intentions instead of massive goals
• The power of micro-moves: raising your “number” by just 0.25
• Social media, comparison, and protecting mental health
• Being real vs. living life on a reel
• Gratitude, resilience, and allowing space for bad days
• Travel plans, book launches, and unfunking the world
• Why everyone has a story worth sharing
• The goldfish mindset: letting go and moving forward

MEMORABLE QUOTES

• “Just take one day at a time. We don’t need huge, massive goals.”
• “I want to be real — R-E-A-L — not reel.”
• “Without the bad days, you wouldn’t have the good days.”
• “Be a goldfish. Don’t carry it forward.”
• “Everybody has their own story and their own path.”
   

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Where to listen & watch:
YouTube: https://youtu.be/GjoJzCm6jxM
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-your-story/id1768048076
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0aFWnedfyylxVs5vJrD8tY
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/3c4c493e-e2f2-4b4b-bfd3-52174caeaf7c/whats-your-story-with-jaime-stan

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Get your copy of  Unfunkt™: https://www.amazon.com/UnFunkt-Quiet-Noise-Ignite-Light/dp/B0G44QV32N

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In this candid, curious, and laugh-filled episode, we sit down with Heidi Schild — longtime caregiver, accidental entrepreneur, and passionate plant-based home cook. Heidi shares her journey from growing up in Ohio, navigating early careers in fashion retail and banking, supporting her husband’s medical practice, and eventually reinventing her relationship with food and health.

What begins as a conversation about tofu quickly becomes a powerful story about intentional living, family, curiosity, and choosing progress over perfection. From Veganuary experiments to teaching cooking classes in her home, Heidi reminds us that transformation doesn’t require extremes — just awareness, consistency, and a sense of humor.

KEY TOPICS COVERED

• Growing up in Ohio and forging an independent path
• Early careers in retail, banking, and nonprofit work
• Marriage, motherhood, and supporting a medical career
• Discovering plant-based living through Veganuary
• The difference between vegan and whole-food plant-based eating
• Health, family history, and lifestyle-driven prevention
• Building confidence in the kitchen (hello, tofu!)
• Teaching others through Heidi Cooks and home cooking classes
• Food allergies, flexibility, and feeding a family with care
• Progress over perfection — in food and in life

MEMORABLE QUOTES

• “Genetics loads the gun, but lifestyle pulls the trigger.”
• “Instead of saying you can’t give something up, try adding better things in.”
• “Progress, not perfection.”
• “What you eat becomes you.”
   

Where to listen & watch:
YouTube: https://youtu.be/4TIhW2ejo0U
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-your-story/id1768048076
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0aFWnedfyylxVs5vJrD8tY
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/3c4c493e-e2f2-4b4b-bfd3-52174caeaf7c/whats-your-story-with-jaime-stan

Connect with Heidi Schild:
Instagram: heidicooksplants

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In this heartfelt and joy-filled holiday episode, Jaime and Stan sit down with Sepi Ackerman, nonprofit founder and community champion behind Holiday House SRQ — an organization transforming how children in Title I schools experience the holidays.

What began as a simple school PTO project quickly became a powerful movement rooted in dignity, choice, and generosity. Sepi shares how Holiday House empowers children — many living at or below the poverty line — to shop for their own loved ones, free of charge, and experience the pride of being the giver.

From sneaker drives and paid-off lunch debt to winter wonderlands built inside classrooms, this episode is a reminder that the most meaningful gifts aren’t things — they’re moments of being seen, valued, and believed in.

KEY TOPICS COVERED

• Growing up with a family mantra of giving back
• Moving from Atlanta to Sarasota and building roots through schools
• The origin story of Holiday House — from PTO project to nonprofit
• Serving Title I schools and understanding unmet student needs
• Empowering children to shop for loved ones at no cost
• Why Holiday House focuses on experience over material value
• The logistics behind serving 2,500+ students across five schools
• Volunteer engagement and one-to-one student pairing
• Sneaker drives, uniform closets, and paying off school lunch debt
• Community partnerships with police, faith groups, and teens
• The emotional impact of making children feel seen and valued
• Scaling responsibly while keeping overhead low
• Redefining holiday giving through dignity, choice, and care
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MEMORABLE QUOTES

• “It’s not about the presents. It’s about investing time into the student.”
• “Holiday House is really the front door — behind it are deeper unmet needs.”
• “If we can make one child feel seen and valued, then it’s worth it.”
• “They get to be the giver — and that’s incredibly empowering.”
• “That smile when they walk into the room? That’s the fuel for next year.”
   

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Where to listen & watch:
YouTube: https://youtu.be/6aj0LamBVSA
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-your-story/id1768048076
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0aFWnedfyylxVs5vJrD8tY
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/3c4c493e-e2f2-4b4b-bfd3-52174caeaf7c/whats-your-story-with-jaime-stan

Connect with Sepi Ackerman:
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sepi-ackerman
Website: https://www.holidayhousesrq.org

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In this warm, funny, and deeply reflective episode, Jaime and Stan sit down with Nina Waters — longtime nonprofit leader, former president of a major community foundation, and a woman navigating what it really means to start again after retirement.

From growing up in Pittsburgh in a tight-knit Italian family, to a decades-long career serving at-risk youth and leading large-scale philanthropy, Nina’s story is rooted in service, relationships, and resilience. Now living in the mountains of North Georgia, she opens up about identity beyond work, making friends later in life, marriage that lasts decades, and learning how to slow down — without losing purpose.

This conversation is honest, humorous, and quietly profound — a reminder that reinvention doesn’t stop just because the résumé does.

KEY TOPICS COVERED

• Growing up Italian-American in Pittsburgh and leaving home to find independence
   
• Choosing people over marine biology — and discovering a calling in social services
   
• Meeting her husband Lex and marrying within months (45 years and counting)
   
• Working with juvenile justice programs and at-risk youth
   
• Leading the Pace Center for Girls and expanding its impact
   
• A 20+ year career in philanthropy and community foundations
   
• Growing an endowment from tens of millions to hundreds of millions
   
• Fundraising vs. friend-raising and donor relationships
   
• Retiring, relocating, and losing the identity tied to work
   
• The challenge of making friends later in life
   
• Caregiving, marriage, and compromise
   
• Finding joy in small moments — hiking, kayaking, travel, and baking pie crusts

MEMORABLE QUOTES

• “I think the hardest part of retirement is finding your people.”
   
• “If you ask for money, you get advice. If you ask for advice, you get money.”
   
• “Our job becomes who we are — and then one day, it’s not.”
   
• “You don’t want to get too busy in retirement. You’ve already worked your ass off.”
   
• “Marriage is compromise. You meet people where they are.”

Where to listen & watch:
YouTube: https://youtu.be/iLTOw1m-Bmg
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-your-story/id1768048076
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0aFWnedfyylxVs5vJrD8tY
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/3c4c493e-e2f2-4b4b-bfd3-52174caeaf7c/whats-your-story-with-jaime-stan

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In this powerful and deeply human episode, Jaime and Stan sit down with Kevin Briggs — the former California Highway Patrol sergeant whose steady voice, calm presence, and incomparable empathy helped guide hundreds of people away from suicide attempts on the Golden Gate Bridge.

What begins with humor and lightness quickly opens into one of the most candid, courageous conversations in our show’s history. Kevin shares the traumas he survived long before he ever put on a uniform — childhood abuse, cancer at age 20, traumatic brain injuries, and the emotional toll of decades in law enforcement — and the unexpected path that led him to become a global voice for suicide prevention and mental health advocacy.

Through raw honesty, hard-earned wisdom, and a surprising amount of humor, Kevin reminds us that courage is not only found in heroic acts — but in simply choosing to stay.

KEY TOPICS COVERED

• Growing up in Marin County → the early hardships no one saw
• Enlisting in the United States Army and battling cancer at age 20
• Surviving childhood abuse and decades of buried trauma
• Working in corrections at San Quentin State Prison
• Joining the California Highway Patrol and discovering the reality of the bridge
• Handling 4–6 suicide interventions per month — with zero formal training
• His communication approach: talk, behavior, and mood
• What people on the bridge actually see when they look down
• The emotional cost of the work — and why he refuses the word “saved”
• The story behind his viral TED Talk - Kevin Briggs and new career as a global speaker
• How to truly support someone struggling with suicidal thoughts
• The loneliness epidemic — and why seniors are at the highest risk
• The power of rapport, humility, and being someone’s “0.25 more”

MEMORABLE QUOTES

• “They’re not looking at tomorrow. They have one singular thought — and they’re trying to find the courage for it.”
• “Commonalities create comfort. My job is rapport. My job is hope.”
• “If you go into negotiation with an ego, people get hurt.”
• “Imagine the courage it takes to step over that rail. Now imagine the courage it takes to come back.”
• “Loneliness is a silent killer — for every age.”

Where to listen & watch:
YouTube: https://youtu.be/lGHTKO53W2Q
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-your-story/id1768048076
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0aFWnedfyylxVs5vJrD8tY
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/3c4c493e-e2f2-4b4b-bfd3-52174caeaf7c/whats-your-story-with-jaime-stan

Connect with Kevin Briggs
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kevin.briggs.79/
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/guardianofthegoldengate/
Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinbriggspivotalpoints/
My Website: www.Pitotal-Points.com
My Email: Kevin [email protected]

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From a chance encounter in a Volvo service lounge to a deep dive into one of the most demanding art schools in the world — this episode spotlights the unstoppable drive of Eileen Zhang, a second-year computer animation student at Ringling College of Art & Design.

At just 19, Eileen’s already lived away from home, navigated elite pre-college programs, and mastered the art of following a passion even when the world tells you it's “too risky.” She opens up about intense studio life, artistic pressure, AI myths, global career dreams, and why 2D animation still has her heart.

Her story is brave, bright, and beautifully unfiltered — just like the art she creates.

KEY TOPICS COVERED

• The random Volvo-service-center meeting that started it all
• Growing up artistic — and parents pushing excellence
• Pre-college programs, early independence, and choosing Ringling
• What computer animation really is: 2D vs. 3D explained
• The pressure cooker of Ringling’s studio classes
• The emotional weight of critiques, deadlines, and “waiting for the email”
• The truth about AI in animation — and why intent still matter
• Dreams of working in studios across the globe
• Life as an out-of-state student building community and resilience
• The future: internships, studios, and refusing to make a Plan B

MEMORABLE QUOTES

• “Animation isn’t a genre — it’s a medium.”
• “AI can’t create intention. It can’t understand story.”
• “I loved the school because I knew the alumni were working on every movie I grew up watching.”
• “If I have the energy to draw for fun, I feel like I should be working on an assignment.”

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Where to listen & watch:
YouTube: https://youtu.be/xCFRDabpOgk
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-your-story/id1768048076
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0aFWnedfyylxVs5vJrD8tY
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/3c4c493e-e2f2-4b4b-bfd3-52174caeaf7c/whats-your-story-with-jaime-stan

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In this high-energy, behind-the-scenes episode, we sit down with Nicole Kaney — Sarasota native, devoted mother, and the powerhouse founder behind one of Florida’s most sought-after wedding and event planning companies. From her early days as a college-town yoga trailblazer with a cult-following (and $5 classes that packed 50 people into a bike shop), to running 75+ weddings a year with a 13-woman team, Nicole walks us through the grit, grace, and groundedness that built her business.

Nicole shares how scrappiness, strong community roots, smart support systems, and a whole lot of hustle helped her grow from studio owner to event industry standout. She opens up about marriage, motherhood, hurricanes, hiring help without guilt, and the real secret to surviving the emotional roller coaster of wedding days.

This is a masterclass in building a business you love, staying sane while doing it, and remembering that dinner at the table matters just as much as any dance floor.

KEY TOPICS COVERED

• Growing up in Sarasota and returning to raise her own family
   
• Building a cult-favorite yoga studio in Gainesville before yoga was “cool”
   
• The grassroots hustle: flyers, bikes, DJs, art openings, and AOL
   
• Transitioning into events and creating a planning company brides related to
   
• Growing from 10 weddings a year to 75+ with a powerhouse all-female team
   
• Navigating motherhood, marriage, and running a business (with help — proudly!)
   
• COVID challenges, hurricanes, and the emotional weight of wedding days
   
• What clients really expect today: bigger, bolder, and more everything
   
• Marriage longevity: 23 years with her high-school sweetheart
   
• Building a new home, raising kids in Sarasota, and staying grounded

MEMORABLE QUOTES

• “You can’t be fully dedicated if you’re trying to do everything alone.”
   
• “I wasn’t a great student. But I’m scrappy — and that’s what helped me build a business.”
   
• “I’ve always had help — and I’m not afraid to say it. More people should.”

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Where to listen & watch:
YouTube: https://youtu.be/8OwglL7nA4g
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-your-story/id1768048076
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0aFWnedfyylxVs5vJrD8tY
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/3c4c493e-e2f2-4b4b-bfd3-52174caeaf7c/whats-your-story-with-jaime-stan

Connect with Nicole Kaney:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nk_weddings/
Website: https://nkproductions.net/

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