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In this episode, Brian Smith shares his lifelong relationship with death—from childhood terror to the devastating loss of his 15-year-old daughter. Instead of being broken by grief, he and his family discovered a path forward through love, communication and respect. He shares all things grief and the GEMS model.

• How Brian’s early fear of death shaped his life
• The raw reality of losing a child—and how grief rewired him
• How families can grow closer after tragedy
• Society's roles and expectations during this time
• The 4-Pillar "GEMS" Method (Gratitude, Exercise, Mindfulness, Sleep) that helped him survive
• How to honor loss without losing yourself

This isn’t just a story of pain, it’s a blueprint for resilience. Whether you’ve faced loss or just fear it, Brian’s journey will change how you see life, death, and healing.

You can find Brian:

• Website: https://grief2growth.com
• Store with free and paid resources: https://grief2growth.com/store
• Substack: https://grief2growth.substack.com
• Free online grief assessment: https://grief2growth.com/assessment

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In this interview, I speak with Judy Henderson, who spent 36 years wrongfully incarcerated for a murder she did not commit. Her co-defendant who committed the murder never faced charges. Originally sentenced to 50 years, Judy was ultimately exonerated, regaining her freedom after more than three decades. She shares insights into her life in prison and details the meaningful changes and reforms she championed for women while inside. This conversation highlights her resilience, the challenges of the justice system, and her lasting advocacy.

Her book "When the Light Finds Us: From a Life Sentence to a Life Transformed" is available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/When-Light-Finds-Us-Transformed-ebook/dp/B0CR93DD34

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Listeners, if you've been enjoying our show, here's a personal favourite podcast that I listen to, that I think you would like: Creativity Found
The host, Claire Waite Brown interviews people who share inspiring stories of rediscovering their creativity in their lives. It’s a feel-good reminder that it’s never too late to start something new. Uplifting, relatable, and perfect for anyone craving a creative spark.

You can listen and find her on:
Email: claire@creativityfound.co.uk

Instagram: @creativityfoundpodcast

Facebook: @creativityfoundpodcast

YouTube: @creativityfoundpodcast

Linkedin: Claire Waite Brown

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In this moving episode, Megan shares how her mother's alcohol addiction and eventual death profoundly impacted her life. This is a powerful story of turning deep pain into purpose. Megan bravely opens up about the heavy grief and the transformative journey that led her to become a successful bodybuilder and fitness/ mental health company owner.

Megan transformed her sorrow into strength, building an empire from heartbreak. She shares candidly about the challenges of growing up with an alcoholic parent, the difficult healing process, and how she found an empowering path through fitness.

Find her work on www.everybodysfitoceanside.com and www.mindfulbodys.com

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Jordan, a man who battled severe social anxiety, terrifying psychosis episodes, and a schizophrenia diagnosis, shares his incredible story. He jumped into Niagara Falls and, through his profound faith in God, miraculously survived.

In this raw and powerful interview, Jordan opens up about the depths of his struggle, the moment he attempted to end his life, and the inexplicable way he emerged from the raging waters. His journey is a testament to resilience, the power of hope, and the unwavering strength he found in his spiritual beliefs.

This is more than a survival story; it's a testament to the human spirit's capacity to overcome unimaginable darkness.

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Abandoned at birth and adopted at 5 days old, Dan Berger spent his life battling deep-rooted abandonment trauma and identity struggles. That pain eventually led him into drug and sex addiction—but his story didn’t end there.

In this emotional and honest interview, Dan opens up about:
- Growing up feeling unwanted and misplaced
- How unresolved trauma fueled his addiction
- The moment he hit rock bottom
- Finding healing and hope through the 12-step recovery program
- What life looks like now in recovery

His book, "The Quest: The Definitive Guide to Finding Belonging" is available on now

This is a powerful episode for anyone struggling with abandonment issues, addiction, trauma, recovery, or healing. If you've ever felt like you don't belong — this one’s for you.

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In this powerful episode, Preston opens up about the night he took shrooms for the first time — and how it sent him into a downward spiral that lasted for six terrifying months.

He shares his experience with:

• Constant panic attacks
• Insomnia and waking in full sweats
• Manual breathing and intense health anxiety
• A frightening descent into Depersonalization-Derealization Disorder (DPDR)

This isn’t just a bad trip — it’s a story of survival, mental health, and the unexpected consequences of psychedelics. Whether you’ve experienced something similar or are curious about the risks, this episode offers insight, honesty, and hope.

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Living with a hoarder parent isn't just messy—it's traumatic. In this eye-opening episode, Calissa shares what it was really like growing up with a level 5 hoarder mother who also showed signs of narcissistic personality disorder. From the overwhelming clutter and filth to the shame of never being able to invite anyone over, she reveals the emotional, mental, and physical toll it took on her childhood.

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