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The Robyn Graham Show - Overcome Anxiety and Become Calm, Confident, and Content

Dr. Robyn Graham, Neuroscience and Life Coach for Women in Leadership

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Welcome to The Robyn Graham Show . . . A top 1% globally ranked podcast for Christian moms and women in leadership. Through solo episodes and guest interviews we share strategies to help you overcome anxiety and eliminate emotional chaos so that you can discover calm, confidence, and contentment to maximize your potential in all areas of your life. . Life with anxiety can be challenging. When one area of your life is out of balance other areas are teetering too. But there is hope! I'm Robyn ...
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Australian women artists have been (and continue to be) underrepresented and undervalued in this country despite the stunning artistic works that have been produced since the mid nineteenth century. This podcast will shine a light on those artists and their spectacular art works. I'll be talking to the artists themselves, both established and emerging, as well as experts on Australian women artists in history.
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Empowering and motivational conversations with big dreamers and visionaries. Hear the inspiring stories of top executives, entrepreneurs, and professionals who dared to dream big, take chances, and achieve lofty goals. These empowering discussions offer you insight and encouragement to dream big.
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Vox Vomitus

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Sometimes, it's not what goes right in the writing process, it's what goes horribly wrong. Host/Literary Horror author Jennifer Anne Gordon with the help of her co-host/author Allison Martine, chat with some of the best authors of the day. www.jenniferannegordon.com www.afictionalhubbard.com
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Sitcom superstar, Carson Carson, gets blacklisted in Hollywood (and society) from his grotesque sex tape leak. Now, with his tail between his legs, he heads back to his small town in an attempt to reboot his life. Carson is then forced to reprise his job (pre-fame) at the local Supermarket, where things quickly go bananas... 'Supermarket' Stars: Adam Murciano ('Cascadia', 'ICE-CREAM'), Sugith Varughese ('Kim's Convenience'), Alexandria Benoit ('Degrassi'), Ryan Rosery ('Riverdale'), Graham P ...
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You don't have to earn joy. In fact, you can rediscover joy in the chaos of day-to-day living. It is possible to rediscover joy. Finding joy can often feel like a distant dream. Yet, rediscovering joy isn't about achieving constant happiness; it's about embracing a fulfilling life, even amidst chaos. Joy isn't something we need to create, but somet…
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Australian Women Artists The podcast Ep. 49 Dr Bonita Ely Bonita Ely stands as one of Australia's most significant contemporary artists. She is a pioneering voice whose work has consistently challenged audiences to confront envir0nmentaI degradation and s0cio-poIiticaI realities through innovative conceptual art practices. She has a diverse practic…
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Parenting and addiction are not two words you want in the same sentence, but unfortunately, addiction happens, and thus, parents need to know the facts about it. The Inherited Pattern of Addiction Addiction isn't just about individual choices; it often stems from generational patterns and dysfunction. Many people facing addiction today can trace th…
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Australian Women Artists The podcast Ep 48 Kaylene Whiskey (A conversation with Professor Dr Natalie King OAM) I’m excited to bring this episode to you. I'm talking to Professor Dr Natalie King OAM and we are discussing the incredible unique work of indigenous artist Kaylene Whiskey. Natalie King is an Australian curator, writer, editor and Profess…
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Join the Vox Vomitus "vixens" for the annual Vox Vomitus Eggnog Extravaganza as we toast to the end of 2025! We'll be chatting about the books we binged, authors we added to our auto-buy lists and have visions not of sugarplums, but guests we hope to snag in the new year.VOX VOMITUS: Sometimes, it's not what goes right in the writing process, it's …
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Australian Women Artists The podcast Ep 47 Robyn Stacey Robyn Stacey is one of Australia’s most established and respected photographers, exhibiting widely in Australia and internationally since the mid-1980s. As a photographer and installation artist she is celebrated for transforming ordinary spaces into cinematic worlds of light, history, and int…
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Adrian Martinca is a tech entrepreneur, philanthropist, and children’s advocate dedicated to closing the digital divide and empowering young people through technology and dreams-centered initiatives. He is the founder of Technology For The Future, a nonprofit focused on delivering computers and tech resources to children and schools in need, helpin…
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Addiction and parenting aren't words you want in the same sentence, but many parents have to deal with it. Here's what you need to know. Addiction and parenting are complex topics that often intersect in unexpected ways. Many parents may believe that addiction is something distant, affecting others but not their children. However, addiction does no…
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Australian Women Artists The podcast Ep 46 Michaye Boulter Michaye is a painter whose evocative seascapes and atmospheric horizons capture the delicate balance between isolation and connection. She was born in Brisbane and at a very early age moved to Tasmania’s wild southern coastlines. Her father was a fisherman, and this meant Michaye’s life was…
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https://www.demontheory.netStephen Graham Jones is the NYT bestselling author thirty-five or so books. He really likes werewolves and slashers. Favorite novels change daily, but Valis and Love Medicine and Lonesome Dove and It and The Things They Carried are all usually up there somewhere. Stephen lives in Boulder, Colorado. It's a big change from …
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Australian Women Artists The podcast Ep. 45 Loribelle Spirovski Today it’s my privilege to be joined by Australian contemporary artist Loribelle Spirovski. Loribelle's passion for art began very early. She and her family moved to Australia from the Philippines when she was a young girl. This experience was very formative and continues to shape her …
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People-pleasing is an indication of anxiety and nervous system dysregulation. So why are you people-pleasing? People pleasers frequently have experienced emotional chaos, abuse, emotional neglect, anxiety, or trauma that has left them feeling unsafe. The need to feel safe and to keep the peace drives people-pleasing. What is people pleasing? Accord…
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Robyn Green was born and raised in Suffolk, England. After falling in love with the theatre at a young age, she spent time performing on stage before moving her focus behind the scenes where she now specializes in costume design and curation. Robyn’s passion for the arts is the main source of inspiration for her writing. The Dramatic Life of Jonah …
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Australian Women Artists The podcast Ep. 44 Rachael Sarra Rachael Sarra is a proud Goreng Goreng woman whose incredible work bridges fine art, design, business and education. You might know Rachael’s powerful visual language from a postage stamp that commemorated the 1967 Referendum, from murals lighting up Brisbane, or from collaborations with maj…
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Strength can be found through hope in the Lord. Life is full of challenges, and we often seek a source of strength to carry us through. Many have found that leaning on God and embracing hope can provide the resilience needed to face life's ups and downs. This concept of "strength through hope" is not just a comforting thought; it's a transformative…
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What if the key to managing anxiety while achieving big dreams came down to three simple words: gratitude, curiosity, and joy? In this inspiring episode of Dream Big with Big Dreamers, host Donna Serdula speaks with Dr. Robyn Graham—author, speaker, podcast host, and founder of the Purpose to Results Method. Robyn brings a unique blend of science, …
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How do you build a career that spans five decades, multiple industries, and countless reinventions — and still stay excited about what’s next? In this episode of Dream Big with Big Dreamers, host Donna Serdula sits down with Ron Levine, President of Graphic Press Inc., classic car entrepreneur, memorabilia collector, and lifelong storyteller. With …
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What does it take to build a lasting creative career — and stay relevant in an ever-evolving industry? In this episode of Dream Big with Big Dreamers, host Donna Serdula speaks with Monika Demel, an internationally awarded portrait photographer and creative entrepreneur whose work has been exhibited at the Louvre and honored with 14+ Portrait Maste…
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What does it take to lead real transformation — and earn the trust of people through times of change? In this compelling episode of Dream Big with Big Dreamers, host Donna Serdula sits down with Brian Bark, Executive Vice President and Florida Market Leader at Aon, to unpack the leadership lessons behind his success in turning around major business…
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What does it take to reinvent your career — and your life — when the world says "play it safe"? In this episode of Dream Big with Big Dreamers, host Donna Serdula speaks with Mary Kay Owen, a marketing executive turned healthcare leader, educator, and advocate for purposeful reinvention. Mary Kay shares her non-linear journey through industries — f…
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Faith is the key to being unstoppable, no matter what life challenges you face. Many struggle with perfectionism, people-pleasing, and the need for control. These challenges often arise from emotional neglect or personal trauma. They create a cycle that feels impossible to break. Understanding that you are not alone in this struggle is crucial. Kno…
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informed.now is your news concierge to beat information overload. It provides minimal, concise, and factual daily news briefings via SMS to keep you informed without the influence of bias, sensationalism, or advertisements. Know more, read less. Get www.informed.now Kira Shishkin is the CEO of informed.now, the news concierge service to beat inform…
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Australian Women Artists The podcast Ep. 43 The Boyd Women Artists: The Hidden Line. A conversation with curator Sophie O’Brien For decades, the Boyd name has resonated through Australian art history — yet the creative lives of the Boyd women, the artists who worked in the shadows and around the edges of that celebrated dynasty, have too often been…
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Anyone who has experienced loss needs strategies to navigate grief throughout the holiday season, as grieving through the holidays can steal the joy of the season. Grieving through the holidays can be one of the most challenging experiences. Around this time, the sparkle and warmth of the season can amplify feelings of loss and sadness. It's an eve…
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Australian Women Artists The podcast Ep. 42 Natasha Walsh Natasha Walsh doesn’t make art for the Archibald Portrait Prize. She is really interested in building her practice in a way that interests her. Nevertheless, in 2025, in her early 30s, she became an Archibald finalist for the 8th time! One of those finalist years (2018), coincided with her w…
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Knowing the facts about grief can help you navigate your experience of loss. Understanding and navigating the complexities of grief can be vital for maintaining one's mental health. Grief is multifaceted, and it's essential to grasp the facts about grief to support not only ourselves but also those around us. Grief is a Lifelong Journey One key fac…
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www.thewellsoftheweird.comMaxwell I. Gold is an acclaimed Jewish-American cosmic horror poet and editor, with an extensive body of work comprising over 300 poems since 2017. His writings have earned a place alongside many literary luminaries in the speculative fiction genre. His work has appeared in numerous literary journals, magazines, and anthol…
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Australian Women Artists The podcast Ep. 41 Evelyn Chapman - a conversation with Dr Anne Gerard-Austin Dr. Anne Gérard-Austin is the Curator of International Art, Art Gallery of New South Wales and a significant contributor to the current exhibition at the AGNSW, Dangerously Modern, Australian Women Artists in Europe 1890-1940. And we were discussi…
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Gratitude and anxiety cannot coexist. It is a scientific fact that gratitude reduces anxiety. From a physiological and neuroscience perspective, the brain can't experience both anxiety and gratitude simultaneously. The benefits of a gratitude practice can be profoundly impactful. How does gratitude reduce Anxiety? Gratitude reduces anxiety by shift…
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Australian Women Artists The podcast Ep. 40 Amber Wallis Amber Wallis has carved out a distinctive space in contemporary painting with canvases that blend abstraction and figuration, intimacy and intensity. Her art often emerges from deeply personal narratives. Amber holds a Bachelor of Visual Arts from the Canberra School of Art and a Master of Vi…
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If allowed, history will repeat itself. And that is why healing from the past is crucial, especially when parenting and anxiety are hand in hand. More than 40% of Americans have an anxiety disorder. Even more alarming, 32% of adolescents between the ages of 13 and 18 have an anxiety disorder. With such profound statistics, there is no doubt that pa…
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Australian Women Artists The podcast Ep. 39 Justine Kong Sing A conversation with Monique Watkins (AGNSW) A few of Justine Kong Sing's works are on display at the new exhibition at the Art Gallery of NSW, Dangerously Modern, Australian Women Artists in Europe 1890-1940. I had the privilege of sitting down with Monique Watkins to discuss this extrao…
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As women, especially Moms, we have life experiences that have formed us. Our struggles and triumphs become a message to share to inspire others. In a world where we continuously seek ways to make a difference, the power of sharing our experiences and insights has never been more crucial. Whether you're driven by a sense of purpose or a desire to im…
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https://mikekozlowski.com Michael A. Kozlowski is a native of Detroit, MI, where he still resides. He mostly creates stories of horror and suspense and has a tendency to shy away from happy endings.When not writing, Mike enjoys fronting a rock and roll cover band, playing guitar, dabbling in fine art and graphic design so he doesn’t feel like he co…
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Australian Women Artists The podcast Ep. 38 Robyn Sweaney Robyn Sweaney is a contemporary artist who began exhibiting her work regularly from about 1992. Her early work included still-life compositions, landscapes, and portraiture. After relocating to northern New South Wales, she was inspired by her surrounds by painting houses. She could merge he…
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Healing from church hurt is a journey worth embarking on. In the realm of spiritual communities, few topics are as sensitive or impactful as church hurt. This phenomenon affects individuals across various denominations and can profoundly influence one's faith journey. Understanding and healing from church hurt is essential for maintaining and rebui…
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James has a great chat with Robyn Newton on several topics including Animal Rescue, different cities, different jobs and being a good Moderator. Robyn’s years of performance experience and study of voice acting have taught her how to breathe life into any script. Robyn understands the importance of how the human voice can be used to engage an audie…
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Australian Women Artists The podcast Ep. 37 Daphne Mayo and Vida Lahey - A conversation with Samantha Littley QAGOMA Samantha Littley is a distinguished Australian art curator who, for the last 6 years has been the Curator of Australian Art at the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art. With a diverse background spanning major cultural inst…
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Even adult children need their parents. But when things get rocky, how can you improve relationships with adult children? In the evolving world of parenthood, maintaining a strong bond with adult children presents unique challenges. As children transition into adulthood, the dynamics shift, often leading to confusion for parents. However, with unde…
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There is a solution for the loneliness epidemic. In our increasingly isolated society, establishing meaningful friendships can be a critical step in alleviating the pervasive feeling of loneliness. While life transitions, such as moving to a new area or changing jobs, can disrupt established connections, they also provide opportunities to cultivate…
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https://pfracassi.com/Philip Fracassi is the author of the novels Don’t Let Them Get You Down, A Child Alone with Strangers, Gothic, Boys in the Valley and The Third Rule of Time Travel. His upcoming books include the novels Sarafina and The Autumn Springs Retirement Home Massacre.Other work includes the story collections No One Is Safe!, Beneath a…
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