Best Power Goh Podcasts (2025)

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Episode 468: Local Journalism and the Folly of Fame with Maggie Messitt 1:20:28

4m ago1:20:28

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"I genuinely feel that those of us writing books need to remember that we are writing them simply because we feel the desperate need to write that particular thing. And unless I feel that way, I shouldn't be writing it because it's not for the financial benefit. It is not because it gives me more time to do things with other people. It doesn't matt…

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The Healing Power of Nature for Neurodivergent Kids: Empathy, Confidence, and Outdoor Learning with Amy Giannotti 27:57

2d ago27:57

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Is your child melting down inside but magically calm near a puddle? You're not alone...and you're definitely going to want to listen to this episode. Host Sarah Kernion teams up with outdoor education favorite human - Amy Giannotti - to dive deep into the magic of nature for neurodivergent kids. From sensory-soothing streams to water therapy disgui…

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Books, Affirmations, and Autism: A Conversation for Moms Like Us with Chelsea Bray 29:42

3d ago29:42

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This episode is for every mom who’s ever cried in the Target parking lot after an IEP meeting. Chelsea Bray, a fellow NJ Mom who has her perfect son, Archie, gets real about her journey as an autism mom...from processing the diagnosis, finding her people, and realizing that parenting a neurodivergent kid isn’t about fixing them, it’s about seeing t…

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15 Practices That Helped My Traumatic Brain Injury with Jim Kwik 12:26

4d ago12:26

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Is it possible to recover from a traumatic brain injury? Many of you know I suffered from several traumatic brain injuries when I was younger. Over the years, I’ve discovered strategies and tactics that have helped me recover. Healing a TBI requires a science-based approach to ensure you’re supporting your brain’s natural healing process. This is a…

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Episode 375 - Teddy Byrne 1:29:18

1d ago1:29:18

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Edward “Teddy” Byrne is a Producer and Writer at WGCU on the “Southwest Florida in Focus” TV show team. After earning degrees in Journalism and Psychology from Keene State College Teddy settled in Southwest Florida starting with a job with WINK News. As a Sports Producer there, he had the opportunity to tag along with the FGCU Men’s Basketball team…

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Episode 467: How to Bounce Back from 'Viscerally Negative' Feedback with Will Bardenwerper 1:22:38

5d ago1:22:38

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Will Bardenwerper grew up playing baseball and even was a member of his college team at Princeton. As a result, he has a great perspective to write about baseball as he does in Homestand: Small Town Baseball and the Fight for the Soul of America (Doubleday). That soul, in this book, is partially under attack from private equity firms gobbling up an…

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Episode 466: Katie Goh on Issues of Identity and the Trappings of Mythology 1:13:24

4d ago1:13:24

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"Mythology can be really a dangerous thing, because mythology feels like it can't be changed, or it's always been something," says Katie Goh, author of Foreign Fruit: A Personal History of the Orange (Tin House Books). Katie Goh is a writer and editor based out of Edinburgh, Scotland. She’s also the author of the slim book “The End: Surviving the W…

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Beyond the Behavior Plan: Dr. Suzanne Goh on Holistic Autism Care 30:26

8d ago30:26

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In this episode of the Inchstones podcast, host Sarah Kernion welcomes Dr. Suzanne Goh - neurologist, author, and founder of Cortica Care—for a compelling discussion on holistic and integrative approaches to autism care. Designed with behavior analysts and BCBAs in mind, this conversation delves into the role of genetic insights in case conceptuali…

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Unlocking Communication Through Music: Jammin’ Jenn’s Journey with Non-Speaking Autistic Children 26:10

10d ago26:10

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Music becomes a bridge where words fall short as Sarah Kernion welcomes renowned music therapist Jenn Goodman better known as Jammin’ Jenn to the Inchstones podcast. Jenn shares her evolution from aspiring Broadway performer to a transformative force in the lives of non-speaking autistic children. The conversation explores how music can unlock conn…

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The Best Mindset Won’t Work If You’re Missing This with Dean Graziosi 19:56

11d ago19:56

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We often focus intensely on mindset, but what if the real key to unlocking your next level lies deeper, within your heart? I explore this with Dean Graziosi, who shares a powerful, previously untold story about hitting rock bottom and how shifting his perspective—not his circumstances—fuelled an incredible comeback. Discover how connecting with pur…

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Episode 374 - Lainey Schooltree 1:21:29

8d ago1:21:29

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Lainey Schooltree is a musician, comedian, streamer, and former half of the musical comedy duo The Steamy Bohemians. She then formed the solo art rock project Schooltree. When the pandemic hit, she began performing on Twitch and found that live-streaming offered the interdisciplinary playground she'd been after. What began as a temporary pivot beca…

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Episode 465: Miranda Green Searches for the Harm 1:20:06

11d ago1:20:06

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"You want to be able to nab the details, but then you also want to be able to tell the story of why this matters and who's harmed by this, and finding the harm is oftentimes the hardest part of investigative reporting," Miranda Green, an investigative reporter. Her latest piece is for The Atavist Magazine titled "All That Glitters" about the seedy …

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Celebrating Inchstones in Autism: Sarah Kernion Talks with ABA Center Director, Melanie Roman White 30:14

15d ago30:14

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In this heartfelt episode of Inchstones, host Sarah Kernion sits down with Melanie Roman White, Center Director of The Uncommon Thread and former ABA preschool director for Sarah’s children, Milly and Mack. Together, they explore Mel’s path into early childhood education and ABA therapy, the power of recognizing small developmental milestones ("inc…

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Cold Exposure & Female Brain: Hormones, Stress, Pregnancy with Laura & Isabelle Hof 19:56

18d ago19:56

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How does cold exposure and breathwork transform the body and mind? The Wim Hof method has helped people all over the world harness the power of cold and breath to achieve the extraordinary. These methods have transformed lives by unlocking the body’s restorative ability to heal itself. While cold exposure and breathwork are beneficial for everyone,…

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Episode 373 - Joshua Conyers 1:22:23

16d ago1:22:23

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Joshua Conyers is an Assistant Professor of Voice at the Eastman School of Music at the University of Rochester, and a Grammy-nominated Baritone who is known for his captivating performances and recognized as one of the leading dramatic voices of today. He has performed with The Metropolitan Opera, Seattle Opera, Washington National Opera, Lyric Op…

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Episode 464: John Glionna is a Clown Who Makes Balloons That Kids Don't Like 58:09

21d ago58:09

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"We're sadistic motherf*ckers," says John Glionna, @johnglionna on the Instagrams. John is a longtime journalist and author of No Friday Night Lights (Bison Books). He made a name for himself at the Los Angeles Times pursuing what would be called "Glionna stories," stories about invisible people who have rich lives all their own. In this episode we…

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Curious Presence: Parenting Without a Map in the World of Severe Autism 31:10

24d ago31:10

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In this heartfelt episode of the Inchstones Podcast, host Sarah Kernion sits down with spiritual teacher and autism parent Sara Intonato to explore the deeply personal and often complex journey of parenting neurodivergent children. With raw honesty and spiritual insight, Sara shares how cultivating presence, self-regulation, and curiosity has trans…

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How to Memorize Information When You Can't Write it Down with Jim Kwik 8:03

25d ago8:03

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How do you remember important content when listening to an audiobook? Audiobooks are a fantastic productivity hack. You can listen to experts divulge decades of knowledge while you walk, drive, clean the house, work out, and more. But that also means you may not have your hands free to write down the information you’re consuming. In today’s episode…

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Episode 372 - Bill Bowen 2:20:21

23d ago2:20:21

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Bill Bowen is a singer/songwriter/computer engineer who grew up in Fort Myers but headed off to New York City in the 90s, in part to live the big city life and in part to be able to see Moxy Früvous shows. Bill is also the former roommate and Foosball partner of WGCU’s own Mike Kiniry. SONG 1: "Garden Party" released in 1972 by Rick Nelson & The St…

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Episode 463: Leah Sottile on Building Scenes, Sagging Middles, and the Fever Dream of the American New Age 1:03:19

28d ago1:03:19

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"It's kind of a mix of reporting to the very last minute to put off writing, and then when I have to write, having a panic attack, and then, like, booking a hotel room for a week and not leaving that room. This is the thing I have done until I figure it out," says Leah Sottile, in a live event at Gratitude Brewing. She is the author of Blazing Eye …

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From Special Ed to Social Media: Grill Guy x Kevin Spies on Parenting, Purpose & Inclusion 24:52

28d ago24:52

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In this heartfelt episode of the Inchstones Podcast, host Sarah Kernion sits down with Kevin Spies—better known online as Grill Guy—to explore his powerful journey from special education teacher to full-time content creator. Kevin reflects on how fatherhood reshaped his career path and ignited his passion for building inclusive communities. The con…

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How Chasing Uncertainty Fuels Continuous Learning with Alex Hutchinson 19:55

1M ago19:55

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What if the key to unlocking your potential lies not in certainty, but in deliberately seeking the unknown? I sat down with Alex Hutchinson, author of 'The Explorer's Gene: Why We Seek Big Challenges, New Flavors, and the Blank Spots on the Map,' to really dig into the science behind our innate drive to explore. We explore why our brains actually c…

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Episode 371 - Andrew Lipke 1:07:31

30d ago1:07:31

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Andrew Lipke is a composer, producer, arranger, conductor, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and educator who has toured for more than a decade with the Led Zeppelin tribute band Get The Led Out and performed as a vocalist with Steve Hackman's Brahms V Radiohead symphonic synthesis; and he collaborates with World Café Live on music education program…

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Episode 462: On Podcasting and Gardens with Debbie Millman 57:27

1M ago57:27

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"I'm much more interested in how a person achieves something than in what they specifically achieved," says Debbie Millman, the "Pod Mother" and OG podcaster, twenty years in for Design Matters. She's also the author of the new book Love Letter to a Garden (Timber Press). In this episode, we talk about: The 20 year arc of Design Matters What people…

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Real Talk on Autism Parenting: Identity, Siblings & Support with Sarah & Casey 21:31

1M ago21:31

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In this candid and heartfelt episode of Inchstones Podcast, host Sarah Kernion and fellow autism mom Casey open up about their lived experiences as mothers of children on the autism spectrum. With honesty, warmth, and humor, they explore the deep identity shifts that come with parenting neurodivergent children, and the emotional highs and lows of t…

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The Woman Behind the IEP: A Conversation with Glenna Crooks 29:54

1M ago29:54

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In this landmark episode of Inchstones Podcast, host Sarah Kernion speaks with Glenna Crooks, the visionary school psychologist and national advocate who helped create the original Individualized Education Program (IEP)—a foundational component of special education in the United States. Glenna shares her powerful journey from her early days working…

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IEP Success Starts with Communication: A Guide for Parents & Educators 25:36

1M ago25:36

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In this insightful episode of Inchstones Podcast, host Sarah Kernion and Bhakti, a communication expert, dive into the complexities of dialogue for special needs parents. They explore how emotional intelligence, curiosity, and facilitation skills can transform conversations with educators, therapists, and support teams. Bhakti shares expert strateg…

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High Functioning Depression & 5 Steps to Overcome It with Dr. Judith Joseph 19:55

1M ago19:55

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Ever wonder if your relentless productivity is hiding a deeper pain? Our host & CEO Alexis Banc has been there—juggling the roles of caregiver, entrepreneur and nurturer while feeling an underlying emptiness that no amount of busyness can erase. In this episode, we'll dive deep into the science of happiness and uncover how our brains can trick us i…

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Episode 370 - Mickela Mallozzi 1:22:23

1M ago1:22:23

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Mickela Mallozzi is host and Executive Producer of Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi, a PBS travel series that showcases the diversity of dance from around the world Mickela is a professional dancer and trained musician who had a dream in 2010 about travelling the world with a camera while dancing in the lives of everyday people. Since dreaming that …

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Episode 461: For Nick Davidson, Stories Hunt the Storyteller 1:19:38

1M ago1:19:38

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Nick Davidson, @nickgdavidson on IG, says, "We usually think of hunting stories and looking for ideas, but I feel like it's the other way around: stories hunt the storyteller, and I'm just prey." Nick's latest piece is for The Atavist Magazine titled "The Balloon That Fell From the Sky." His work has appeared in Outside, VICE Sports, Garden & Gun, …

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Empathy, Advocacy & Neurodiversity: Lessons from a Kindergarden Teacher, Paige Rogers 25:48

2M ago25:48

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In this meaningful episode of Inchstones, host Sarah Kernion reconnects with Paige Rogers, one of her very first babysitters and now a dedicated kindergarten teacher, to discuss the intersection of neurodiversity and early childhood education. Paige shares how her early experiences caring for children, including Sarah’s own family, deeply influence…

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Leading With Vulnerability: Radical Honesty, Facing Conflict & Less Authority with Keith Ferrazzi 19:55

2M ago19:55

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How do you build a team that genuinely cares for each other? You already know how important building your positive peer group is for your brain. The same principles apply to your team within the workplace. It’s common to look at your coworkers or employees as a group of individuals. But what if there was a way to turn your team into a cohesive, col…

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Episode 369 - Christina Goh 1:10:16

2M ago1:10:16

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Christina Goh is a French composer, poet, and vocalist whose multidisciplinary universe includes digital art, poetry and musical creation. She’s the initiator of a vocal technique for accompanying high range percussion and she’s a member of the Board of Directors of the French Association for Percussion. Christina has performed her music from Indon…

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Episode 460:Pulitzer Prize-Winning Biographer Megan Marshall Takes on Personal Essays in 'After Lives' 1:03:47

2M ago1:03:47

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Megan Marshall is the author of After Lives: On Biography and the Mysteries of the Human Heart (Mariner Books), a new collection of essays. Megan won the Pulitzer Prize in 2014 for Margaret Fuller: A New American Life. Podcast Specific Substack at creativenonfictionpodcast.substrack.com. Pre-order The Front Runner Promotional Sponsor: The Power of …

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