After losing her 21-year-old daughter, Emily, to fentanyl poisoning, veteran journalist Angela Kennecke made it her life’s mission to break the silence surrounding substance use disorder and the overdose crisis. Grieving Out Loud is a heartfelt and unflinching podcast where Angela shares stories of devastating loss, hard-earned hope, and the journey toward healing. Through powerful interviews with other grieving families, experts, advocates, and people in recovery, this podcast sheds light o ...
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Drug Overdose Death Podcasts
Join two moms who talk about what it's like when your child dies from a drug overdose, and what life is like after a drug overdose death. Warning: Conversations may contain triggering material, dark and irreverent humor, and possible cursing. Want to contact us with a thought or topic for discussion? Send us an email at: [email protected].
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Every day prescription medications end up in the wrong hands, killing more Americans than car accidents or firearms. In this podcast, Dan Rather sits down with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration Administrator, Robert Patterson, to discuss the nation’s drug epidemic. They cover alarming statistics about prescription drug misuse and overdose death, as well as National Prescription Drug Take Back Day – happening April 28. Listen to the full special report to find out how you can dispose o ...
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Heroin and opiate prescription pain medication addiction is a massive health problem that is pandemic and now threatens an entire generation of young people, aged 21-35, their families and their friends. From 2009 to 2013, Arizona deaths from heroin and prescription opiates (Percocet, Oxycodone, hydrocodone, etc) overdose have doubled and now claim the life of almost two young people per day. Nationally, more deaths now occur as a result of drug overdose than from automobile accidents. Dr. W ...
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These are the letters that I wrote after my son died. My son died from a drug overdose. He was seventeen. This is what the first year of grief sounds like.
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How do people fall into addictive traps? How do people break free from addictive dungeons? Exploring and philosophizing about problems and solutions to the drug overdose problem, the world of substance use disorder counseling, addiction recovery, prevention and treatment. Nothing is better than being free. A dialogue as service to build stronger, healthier communities through education for prevention of the next tragic overdose death and stolen potential. We can be come wiser and more strate ...
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A podcast to transform your health and longevity with evidence-based lifestyle modifications and other tools to prevent and even reverse the most disruptive diseases. We feature topics including longevity, fasting, ketosis, biohacking, Alzheimer’s disease, heart disease, stroke, cancer, consciousness, and much more so that you can find out the latest proven methods to optimize your life. It’s a mix of interviews, special co-hosts, and solo shows that you’re not going to want to miss. Hit sub ...
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Len Bias: A Mixed Legacy is a multi-part series about the legacy of former Maryland basketball star Len Bias and the importance of making the right decision. Bias, a two-time player of the year in the Atlantic Coast Conference, was picked number two by the Boston Celtics in the 1986 NBA draft. Two days later he was dead from complications of a cocaine overdose. The death greatly impacted federal drug legislation, criminal justice reform, athletics at the University of Maryland, the NBA, frie ...
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Previously, this podcast featured interviews with bereaved people in smaller communities in B.C. and Alberta who have lost loved ones to fatal opioid overdose. The project was facilitated by Aaron Goodman, Ph.D., faculty member at Kwantlen Polytechnic University in Surrey, B.C., and student researchers, Jenna Keeble and Ashley Pocrnich. In this phase, we’re sharing interviews with seven harm reduction workers, also known as peers, in different parts of B.C. The B.C. Centre for Disease Contro ...
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Like a lot of people at University, Katie's primary concern is parties. However, with weekends blurring into weekdays, Katie's lifestyle is becoming increasingly dangerous, as her drive to feel alive leads her down increasingly darker paths. Not heeding the warnings of the people around her and all too easily being persuaded into constantly going out of her comfort zone, the student becomes the latest victim of a fatal drug overdose, tragically in her favourite nightclub. However, to her sur ...
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We apply science, technology and engineering expertise to solve the big issues facing our nation in a fast-changing world.
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Choosing Love After a Hate Crime Took Her Son and Father
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41:13From a school shooting in Minneapolis to bomb threats against Jewish hospitals in New York, hate crimes continue to make headlines across the country. FBI data shows that reported incidents rose by more than 200 in just one year, from 2022 to 2023. With every act of hate comes unimaginable grief, something today’s guest knows far too well. Mindy Co…
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Does Mouthwash Cause Hypertension? with Dr Nathan Bryan
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47:50Ever wondered how a single molecule can regulate blood flow, support neurotransmission, and boost immune defense? Dr. Bryan unravels these mysteries and cuts through the confusion with nitrous oxide, sharing invaluable insights from his collaborations with Nobel Prize winners. Join us as we explore why nitric oxide is pivotal to our health and long…
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A Grieving Mother’s Story of Loving and Losing a Wild Child
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39:30What began as a joyful winter break reunion quickly turned into tragedy. In January 2016, a group of college friends gathered at a lake house in southern Wisconsin to celebrate the new year. But before the celebration was over, four of them had vanished—including Sally McQuillen’s 21-year-old son, Christopher. In this episode of Grieving Out Loud, …
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Stop Overdosing Ozempic! with Dr Tyna Moore
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47:11GLP-1 agonists are transforming medicine in ways few could have predicted. In this captivating conversation, naturopathic physician Dr. Tina Moore challenges the conventional narrative around these medications, revealing their potential beyond weight loss and diabetes management. When Dr. Tina first began researching GLP-1s, she discovered a wealth…
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Thousands of Tombstones by the U.S. Capitol to Honor Lives Lost to Substance Use
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38:31Picture this: 3,800 tombstones stretched out near the U.S. Capitol. Each one represents a life lost to substances— not a number, not a statistic — but a son, a daughter, a sibling, a friend. In this episode of Grieving Out Loud, I sit down with Kimberly Douglas and Alexis Pleus, the women behind the Trail of Truth. For them, this mission is deeply …
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Ready to revolutionize your understanding of metabolism? Dr. Dominic D'Agostino takes us deep into the science of ketosis, revealing why this evolutionary metabolic state might be the missing link in our modern health crisis. The keto revolution isn't just about weight loss. As Dr. Dom explains, ketosis fundamentally changes our physiology in ways …
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What This Grief Expert Wants You to Know About Healing and Hope
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42:25Grief is something most of us will face at some point in our lives—but it’s not exactly coffee shop conversation. Gary Roe is hoping to change that. He’s not only an award-winning author who’s written more than 20 books on grief, but also someone who speaks with honesty, compassion, and deep personal experience. In this episode of Grieving Out Loud…
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Lasers vs Painkillers: Deep-dive into Photobiomodulation
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40:52Guest: Forrest Smith — serial founder bringing clinic-grade photobiomodulation to a safe, wearable form factor. Theme: Why dose and delivery matter more than raw wattage for red light therapy. Key takeaways Wavelengths that work: Deep red 660 nm (blood flow, NO release, shallow penetration) + 808 nm near-IR (deeper tissues/joints). Mechanisms: Hemo…
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A Childhood Shaped by Loss, a Life Reclaimed in Sobriety
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36:40How do you keep going when your world falls apart? It is a question even adults struggle to answer, so imagine what it is like for a child. For many, the pain of losing someone they love becomes unbearable. In the search for something, anything, to numb the hurt, they turn to alcohol or other substances. When grief is left unspoken and untreated, t…
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Cancer Isn’t Genetic: It's Real Root Causes
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48:08Cancer isn’t just random genetic mutations. It doesn’t “just happen.” In this episode, Dr. Connealy pulls back the curtain on what really drives cancer — from mitochondrial breakdown and hidden toxins to stress, parasites, and even low voltage inside your cells. You’ll learn how to hack your environment, strengthen your biology, and prevent disease…
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Murder Took One Son, Fentanyl Took the Other
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46:37New York City is home to more than twice the population of any other U.S. city, so when a story makes headlines there, it usually means it’s something big. But for Scott Caddell, the reason his son’s name appeared in the news was devastating. First, Scott lost his oldest son to a brutal and widely publicized murder. Then, years later, his younger s…
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The Anti-Aging Molecule You're Missing for Hair Growth, Better Sleep & Immune Power
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43:18What if one natural molecule could reverse key signs of aging, repair your immune system, grow your hair, and even help you sleep better? In this episode, Robert Lufkin, MD, sits down with Leslie Kenny, a patient advocate with a remarkable story. At 39, she was told she had only 5 years to live with lupus and rheumatoid arthritis. Instead, through …
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How Do We End the Fentanyl Epidemic? A Candid Conversation with a Former DEA Chief
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44:11In this episode of Grieving Out Loud, we sit down for a one-on-one conversation with a man who’s spent decades on the front lines of the United States' battle against illicit drugs and overdose deaths. Derek Maltz, who recently served as acting administrator of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), built a nearly 30-year career as a speci…
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Is Rapamycin the Best Longevity Drug? with Dr Rick Cohen
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41:59Dive into the fascinating world of longevity research as we explore rapamycin, potentially the most powerful anti-aging pharmaceutical currently known. Dr. Rick Cohen, longevity physician with over 25 years of experience, reveals how this natural molecule discovered on Easter Island targets a fundamental cellular pathway called mTOR that acts as ou…
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A Father’s Road Trip for Grief, Healing and Hope
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35:19Imagine watching a documentary about the dangers of opioids—then moments later, learning your only living child is gone. That’s the devastating reality Michael Land faced when his son unknowingly took a pill laced with a deadly dose of fentanyl. In the wake of unimaginable loss, Michael is choosing to keep his son's memory alive by living out the a…
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Is Bioidentical Hormone Replacement: The Missing Piece to Your Health Puzzle?
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40:42What if the key to feeling better at 45 than you did at 25 isn't about accepting "normal" lab values, but about optimizing your hormones to their ideal levels? In this eye-opening conversation, Dr. Lauren Fitzgerald—a board-certified anesthesiologist who now specializes in bioidentical hormone replacement therapy—challenges conventional medical wis…
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Jeff serves as the Executive Director of Admissions & Business Development developing and managing the admissions process to ensure clients and families are guided through the intake process with dignity and support. He also manages the business development through assisting the company’s mission and future goals by building community partnerships …
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Grieving Moms Take on Snapchat and Congress After Their Sons' Fentanyl Deaths
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38:48They call themselves “bereaved besties,” but it’s a bond born from heartbreak. Amy Neville and Bridgette Norring never imagined their lives would intersect like this, until both of their teenage sons died after taking what they believed was a prescription pill they bought on Snapchat. Instead, it was a deadly dose of fentanyl. Now, these two mother…
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Unlock the secrets of male well-being with Christos Konstantinidis, the pioneering founder and CEO of Adam Health, as we unveil the profound link between erectile health and holistic male wellness. Discover how your body's signals, often overlooked, could be the earliest indicators of serious health concerns like cardiovascular disease. Christos pr…
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Can We Save Lives While Cutting Funding? A Tough Conversation at the Top
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35:00On this episode of Grieving Out Loud, we’re having an important one-on-one conversation with a key figure from President Trump’s administration—someone deeply involved in shaping how our country responds to the addiction and mental health crisis. Right now, more than 48 million Americans are living with substance use disorder. Yet, the administrati…
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What if we could reset our cellular batteries? In this fascinating deep dive into cutting-edge longevity science, Tom Benson from Mitrix Bio reveals how mitochondrial transplantation could revolutionize how we treat age-related diseases and potentially add decades of healthy living to our lives. The conversation begins by exploring the extraordinar…
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Your To-Die List: Bestselling Author on Living Fully and Resiliently
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41:55Most of us have a daily to-do list—sometimes scribbled on paper, sometimes just running through our heads. But today’s guest on Grieving Out Loud invites you to consider a different kind of list: a to-die list. Bestselling author and self-help coach Karen Salmansohn has written more than 25 books for adults and tweens, with more than two million bo…
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Oral Testosterone For Better Health with Dr Andrew Sun
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46:41Curious about the real power of testosterone beyond the realm of bodybuilding? Join us as we sit down with Dr Andrew Sun, a fellowship-trained andrology specialist, who unpacks the diverse roles this crucial hormone plays in men's health. Discover the surprising factors, like poor sleep and metabolic syndrome, that can lower testosterone levels eve…
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He Wanted Justice for His Son, So He Became the Investigator
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38:31Most of us would never imagine taking on the role of a law enforcement investigator. But for so many grieving parents, that’s exactly what they’ve had to do. After losing their children to fentanyl, they find themselves combing through phone records, tracing dealers, and trying to uncover the truth—because no one else will. For too long, overdose d…
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The Power of Functional Medicine with Dr. Mark Hyman
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50:05Ever wondered if you can truly turn back the clock on aging? Join us in this compelling episode as Dr. Mark Hyman shares his extraordinary insights on the power of functional medicine to rejuvenate the body and mind at any age. Discover how Dr. Hyman's personal and professional journey led him to uncover the foundational causes of aging and chronic…
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Dissociating with Jorja Jamison, PhD, Licensed Psychologist
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1:15:50Jorja Jamison, professor at Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate school and writer of a book- part memoir, part toolbox of psychological therapeutic wisdom collected in her career as a therapist - joins me in this episode to discuss everything from eating disorders to dissociating into diphenhydramine hydrochloride highs. Enjoy the most powerful, inspiring…
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Disease of Addiction with Joe Caravella
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1:35:53Joe's first interview on the Set Yourself Free podcast, where he tells his story of recovery in reverse, goes into the origin story of his new treatment protocol, and talks about what it's like to be a counselor at Hazelden Betty Ford. Take a peek inside his world. #recoveryjourney #addictionrecovery #podcast #holisticaddictionrecovery #recoveryisp…
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Stem Cells For Longevity with Dr Vincent Giampapa
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40:05This week we are broadcasting a fascinating presentation from my good friend Dr Vincent Giampapa where he discusses the potential and actual use of stem cell therapy for longevity. I have had the pleasure of visiting his remarkable longevity center in San Jose Costa Rica. We will be having a dedicated upcoming episode about it. This presentation is…
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Faces We Can't Forget: The INTO LIGHT Project
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35:25Imagine walking into a room lined with hand-drawn graphite portraits—each one capturing the face of someone lost to fentanyl poisoning or a drug overdose. It’s a powerful experience, one that says more than statistics ever could. That’s the vision behind the INTO LIGHT Project, a nationwide nonprofit turning personal tragedy into public awareness t…
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Spermidine: The Autophagy Activator with Dr Melissa Cano
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1:02:20As we near the end of the school year, I'd like to give a shoutout to Mr George Gaskin's 7th grade history class at Harvard-Westlake School who are fans of this program. Have you ever wondered what keeps your cells functioning properly? The answer might be a molecule with a funny name but serious implications for longevity. Spermidine, found in eve…
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Forever 15, A Young Life Stolen By Fentanyl
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34:36When parents find out their child is facing a serious challenge, most will do whatever it takes to help. That was certainly true for Janel Rodriguez after she learned her teenage son was battling a marijuana addiction. But despite her efforts, Janel's world was shattered in a way she never saw coming. Just weeks into his sophomore year, her son Noa…
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How Food Affects Mental Health with Dr Christopher Palmer
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44:37Dr. Christopher Palmer is a friend and regular guest on this program and he never disappoints. This week he takes us on a fascinating journey through the groundbreaking connection between metabolism and mental health, revealing how the foods we eat profoundly impact not just our bodies but our minds. As a Harvard psychiatrist and director of the Me…
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Naloxone Saved Me, Now I’m Saving Others: Morgan’s Story
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32:01Around three dozen of her friends—that’s how many lives Morgan Mentele believes have been saved thanks to Emily’s Hope distributing free naloxone in the Sioux Falls, South Dakota area. In this powerful episode of Grieving Out Loud, Morgan courageously opens up about her journey: how she went from being a mom of two and Sunday School teacher to batt…
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Is There a Central Aging Clock with Dr. Sheldon Jordan
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37:25This week we are broadcasting a fascinating presentation from my good friend Dr Shelly Jordan where he discusses not only the importance of a central aging clock but also a possible treatment to reset it. He has even offered the procedure to me. Please let me know if you think I should take him up on his offer. This presentation is from the most re…
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Telling Everyone’s Story While Hiding Her Own: A Journalist's Battle with Addiction
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45:27To some people, “the media” has become a dirty word. There’s no doubt—journalism is a tough job, especially in today’s divided world. Between public scrutiny and constant deadlines, award-winning journalist Taylor Six felt the pressure closing in. Behind the scenes, she was quietly fighting a hidden battle with substance use disorder. For years, sh…
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Quantum Leadership with Dr Stephen Sideroff
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1:01:29This week we are co-broadcasting the premiere episode of a new podcast series entitled Quantum Leadership. It is helmed by Dr Stephen Sideroff, a dear friend and one of my first podcast guests as well as the cohost of several of our episodes. It is a true pleasure to share this episode of his new podcast in its entirely this week. Please let us kno…
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Justin sits down with Teesie Vallero this week to discuss philosophies of forgiveness, a transformation into native american recovery culture, and her story of coming out in the 90s to live her most authentic life. Teesie frequently runs spiritual retreats, is a reiki master, and is a fabulous specialist of the Dan Anderson Renewal Center (DARC) - …
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‘It Was Like Going to My Own Funeral:’ Identical Twin Talks Life After Loss
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37:23Identical twins often share an extraordinary bond—shaped not only by shared DNA but by a deep emotional connection. For Christa Parravani and her twin sister, Cara, that bond was strengthened by a difficult, abusive childhood. But then came the unimaginable. After Cara was kidnapped and raped, she spiraled into trauma, eventually turning to drugs. …
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The Ozempic Revolution with Dr Alexandra Sowa
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52:31What if everything you thought you knew about weight management was wrong? Dr. Alexandra Sowa, board-certified internist and obesity medicine specialist, challenges conventional wisdom in this eye-opening conversation about the true nature of obesity and the revolutionary medications transforming its treatment. This episode is sponsored by Rio.life…
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Daniel Snyder: Interview 9: Death,Trauma & Final Thoughts
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52:51In this episode, you’ll hear Lucas Akai and Esther Cheung interview Daniel Snyder for the last time. Daniel talks about a recent overdose death in the community, and the trauma peers face due to high turnover from death and burn out. He discusses which stressors have changed and which have stayed the same over the course of the interview process. T…
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He Couldn’t Save His Brother, But He’s Working to Save Yours
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31:16There’s something uniquely powerful about the bond between siblings. They’re like built-in best friends — there for the good, the bad, and everything in between. But when someone loses a brother or sister, their grief is often overlooked. Many people focus on the parents or the children and forget that siblings are mourning too. In this episode of …
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Amy Alkon's eight-year scientific deep dive into menopause began with a hot flash that felt like being "locked in a trunk in the Everglades." What followed was a shocking discovery of the vast gap between medical practice and scientific evidence in women's health care. As a self-described "science mole rat" without medical training but with rigorou…
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Daniel Snyder: Interview 8: Exposure To Death & Trauma
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51:42In this episode, you’ll hear Lucas Akai and Esther Cheung interview Daniel Snyder about exposure to death and trauma and how he copes with it. Daniel describes outlets he uses to deal with stress, the importance of taking breaks to avoid burnout, and steps he is taking to maintain boundaries between his peer work and his personal life. This episode…
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Growing Up with Grief: Emily’s Siblings Open Up
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29:48In this deeply personal episode of Grieving Out Loud, host Angela Kennecke sits down with her own children to talk about the very public loss of their sister, Emily, who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2018. While the nation saw the news story, what it didn’t see was the quiet heartbreak that unfolded behind closed doors. In episode one of What About…
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What if your body wasn't designed to be sick? What if those nagging symptoms you've been fighting aren't problems at all, but messages—your body's desperate attempt to communicate that something deeper needs attention? In this revealing conversation, metabolic health expert and my good friend Ben Azadi introduces his new book "Metabolic Freedom," e…
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Daniel Snyder: Interview 7: Financial Realities & Career Aspirations
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48:04In this episode, you’ll hear Daniel Snyder speak to Lucas Akai and Esther Cheung about the financial realities of peer work and his future career aspirations. Daniel describes the lack of permanent, full-time positions for peers, and how pursuing a career involving only peer work could impact him financially. Daniel also discusses the importance of…
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When Words Are All That’s Left After Suicide
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38:44Sometimes, life delivers blow after blow, leaving you gasping for air. Whether it’s the loss of a job, a home, or someone you love, grief can feel all-consuming—like joy may never return. For Betsy Stephenson, the heartbreak came in rapid succession. Within just six weeks, she lost her mother-in-law to dementia, her family dog to cancer, and—most d…
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Discussion on addiction treatment philosophy, AA, and a recovery without a higher power. Beau is a dually licensed therapist in an outpatient hospital addiction program.By Justin Thomas
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Fasting Against Cancer with Dr Katie Deming
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56:41The shocking truth about cancer treatment lies in what medical schools aren't teaching doctors. After 20 years as a radiation oncologist, Dr. Katie Deming discovered that cancer might be fundamentally a metabolic condition rather than primarily genetic—an insight that transforms how we approach healing. Cancer cells predominantly use glucose as fue…
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Daniel Snyder: Interview 6: Financial Compensation
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49:25In this episode, you’ll hear Lucas Akai and Esther Cheung interview Daniel Snyder about financial security and the lack of standard payment practices across agencies for peer workers. Daniel discusses how many peers do gig work rather than engaging in salaried employment, and the importance of making peers feel valued by compensating them fairly. T…
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