Stories from a Stranger

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“Every stranger has a story.” This is what Hunter Prosper realized when he began posting man-on-the-street interviews with real-life strangers to his social media accounts.  Hunter’s genuine connection with strangers and emotional interview moments quickly captured viewers' hearts across multiple platforms and a New York Times Best Selling book. Now, Hunter is expanding his social media series into a new weekly video and audio podcast, Stories from a Stranger, featuring portraits of multiple strangers connected by themes of love, loss, regret, inspiration, illness, family connections, and more. In each episode, Hunter brings his innate warmth, curiosity, and charm, interviewing people from all walks of life and sharing anonymously submitted confessions. Interviews start with a question and then grow in unexpected ways as strangers open up and share their most defining moments.  From the deaths of loved ones to using their most painful moments as inspiration to finding their greatest loves, no subject is off-limits. Their stories are raw, intimate, and bursting with humanity.  Right now, it is easy to feel like the world is irrevocably divided. Stories from a Stranger is a warm reminder that we are all human and more connected than we realize. It’s an invitation to empathy. Every stranger has a story. Let’s start listening.  New episodes every Monday on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

  1. 12 hr ago ·  Video

    Breaking the Cycle: Kids of Addicts Finding Healing and Hope

    Hunter talks to three people who were raised by parents suffering from addiction, and how that changed them. Meet this episode’s strangers: -Troy was raised from age two to seventeen by his stepdad, who is an ex-NFL player. Troy looked up to him, but as his stepdad’s alcoholism spiraled out of control, he drifted out of Troy’s life. Troy describes watching him slide into depression and isolation, and the heartbreak he felt discovering that his “superhero” stepdad was deeply flawed. Despite long absences, Troy continues to reach out to his stepfather and hopes one day he will find the help he needs. -Taylor’s father fell into drug addiction when she was 10 years old. The addiction changed him drastically. He became abusive and struggled to maintain a job and home, forcing the family to become unhoused. She describes celebrating her 16th birthday living in a shelter. Now, as an adult, Taylor is working to heal her relationships with her mother and her father, who has found sobriety. -Jeffery describes growing up with a mother who became addicted to opioids. Even after repeatedly confronting her about her addiction, she continued to use. He describes living in fear that she would die, and the anticipatory grief he felt. Sadly his fears were realized when she passed away from an overdose. Even through all the pain, Jeffery recognizes that his traumatic experience shaped him into the man he is today. Chapters: 00:00:00 The impact of addiction on children 00:03:30 Troy - witnessing my dad's alcoholism and depression 00:07:15 Learning lessons from a parent's mistakes 00:11:00 Overcoming self-sabotage and finding peace 00:14:45 Taylor - Growing up in an unstable home environment 00:18:30 Navigating teenage homelessness and hardship 00:22:15 Breaking generational cycles of family trauma 00:26:00 Rebuilding self-worth and emotional stability 00:29:45 Jeffrey - Coping with my mother's death and complex grief 00:33:30 Healing from emotional neglect and abandonment 00:37:15 Processing the slow loss of an addicted parent 00:41:00 Choosing forgiveness and reparenting yourself Topics:  Growing up with parental addiction Overcoming childhood trauma & grief Breaking generational toxic cycles Reparenting your inner child safety Navigating parent alcoholism & drugs Moving past self sabotage to peace Coping with parental abandonment Healing emotional unpredictability Overcoming teen homelessness strain Choosing forgiveness & self grace FOLLOW THE SHOW ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/storiesfromastrangerpod  ►Threads: https://www.threads.com/@storiesfromastrangerpod  ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/storiesfromastrangerpodcast  FOLLOW HUNTER PROSPER ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hunter_prosper/  ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hunterprosper   See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

    Breaking the Cycle: Kids of Addicts Finding Healing and Hope

  2. 20 Jul ·  Video

    Saying Goodbye to My Father: Stories of Love and Loss

    Hunter interviews three individuals who were sent reeling after the losses of their fathers.  Meet this episode’s strangers: -Koi’s describes her father as “the perfect person”. Tragically he was taken one day in a freak hit and run accident while riding his bicycle through Los Angeles. She recounts finding out about his death and the emotional toll it took on her. While she initially turned to substances to cope with his loss, she has since found religion and has pulled herself back onto her feet. -Brittany’s father died of a heart attack. She describes the moment she felt his spirit leave this Earth. She wishes that she could still call her father everyday and share her life’s milestones with him, but after a period of darkness she realized that she can still speak with him anywhere and anytime.  -Vanessa grew up without knowing who her father was. As an adult she did some internet sleuthing and found him in Mexico. Reconnecting with her father was a wonderful experience that they both appreciated. Sadly, after three years, he passed away, but she still cherishes the short amount of time they had together.  Chapters: 00:00:12 Saying goodbye to your father 00:01:20 Koi: my father was killed in a tragic hit-and-run accident 00:04:02 Why the stages of grief are a myth 00:07:23 Receiving the news "He's gone. It's final." 00:11:31 Brandon’s legacy: perfect memories and LA hidden gems 00:15:15 Finding faith and resilience after tragedy 00:18:08 A daughter’s final letter: "I get it now" 00:20:15 Angel Brittany: the hardest call of my life 00:22:46 Learning how to talk to your dad when you can’t call  00:28:18 Vanessa: meeting my biological father at age 40 00:33:54 Hearing "I love you" for the first time, finding self-worth 00:41:35 The bittersweet honor of picking his final funeral suit Topics: Coping with the loss of a father Navigating sudden parental tragedy Healing after an unexpected death Meeting your biological father at 40 Turning grief and anger into peace Caring for a sick parent near the end Remembering a parent's legacy daily Preparing a loved one's final funeral FOLLOW THE SHOW ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/storiesfromastrangerpod  ►Threads: https://www.threads.com/@storiesfromastrangerpod  ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/storiesfromastrangerpodcast  FOLLOW HUNTER PROSPER ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hunter_prosper/  ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hunterprosper  See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

    Saying Goodbye to My Father: Stories of Love and Loss

  3. 13 Jul ·  Video

    I Am Different, But No Less: Accepting Your Disability

    Hunter talks to three people who are living with disabilities, and how it’s effected them. Meet this episode's strangers: -Gabriella was diagnosed with profound hearing loss when she was a baby. She received cochlear implants, and after attending a preschool for the deaf, she transitioned to “mainstream” schools where most people didn’t realize she was deaf. To this day, she takes her implants off when she wants to feel grounded and at peace. Now, as an adult, she wouldn’t choose to be any other way. -Anthony was extremely offended when RFK Jr. made hurtful remarks towards people with autism. Anthony was diagnosed with autism at age three and has spent a lifetime learning to cope with it. He finds love and support from his mother, who has modeled behavior and advocated for him. Anthony emphasizes that no one can do life entirely alone, and people like his mother can help him push through challenges. -Nathalia has visible scars on her face that made her feel like an outcast growing up. When she was young she experienced bullying and feelings of low self worth. But one day she was told by a boy she had a crush on that if it weren’t for her scars she wouldn’t be so pretty, and it changed the way she felt about herself. Today she lives a normal, fruitful life and accepts her scars as part of herself. Learn more about Nathalia's story here 👉 https://www.instagram.com/lovingmydots Chapters: 00:00:00 Embracing Physical and Mental Differences 00:00:52 Nathalia: My Scars are Essential to My Identity 00:07:53 Finding Love and Feeling Normal for the First Time 00:12:19 Overcoming the Trauma of School Bullying 00:15:13 Why I Refuse to Camouflage My Scars 00:19:49 Anthony: Reacting to Autism Misconceptions 00:23:41 Navigating Sensory Overload and Invisible Disabilities 00:25:41 The Life-Changing Power of a Mother’s Support 00:29:21 Why You Can't Do Anything Alone 00:33:14 Gabby: Growing Up Between the Deaf and Hearing Worlds 00:39:21 The Healing Peace of Total Silence 00:45:21 Radical Self-Acceptance: Choosing to Be Me Topics: Embracing physical differences Growing up with deafness Living with cochlear implants Finding peace in silence Debunking autism stereotypes Power of maternal advocacy Overcoming childhood bullying Beauty beyond the scars Rejecting societal standards Choosing yourself every day Support Our Sponsors: If you're struggling with OCD or unrelenting intrusive thoughts, NOCD can help. Book a free 15 minute call to get started: https://learn.nocd.com/stories FOLLOW THE SHOW ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/storiesfromastrangerpod  ►Threads: https://www.threads.com/@storiesfromastrangerpod  ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/storiesfromastrangerpodcast    FOLLOW HUNTER PROSPER ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hunter_prosper/  ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hunterprosper  See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

    I Am Different, But No Less: Accepting Your Disability

  4. 6 Jul ·  Video

    Stories of Motherhood and Home

    Hunter interviews four powerful women about their relationships with their mothers and their experiences as mothers themselves. Meet this episode's strangers: - Rosabella was adopted from Ukraine by a single mother and raised in Los Angeles. Her adoptive mother located her biological mother through a private investigator. She reached out and traveled across the world to the war-torn Ukraine to meet her biological sister. She is so grateful for this experience, which gave her not one but two loving mothers. - Michelle Obama chats with Hunter about how beautiful it has been to watch her daughters grow, and her own mother, who told her to "Come home, we'll love you here", which has always helped ground her. - Brenda is the single mother of an autistic son. Through him, she's learned how fulfilling it is to be a mother and is doing whatever she can to make his dreams come true. She's even started a quesadilla cart in order to give him a job and make ends meet.  - Sharron tells the story of her late mother, who was her best friend. Sharron herself is the mother of 10 children, fulfilling her lifelong dream of having lots and lots of kids. She wishes her mother were alive to see how full the family tree has gotten.  Topics:  - Michelle Obama's parenting advice - The wisdom of Marian Robinson - Finding biological roots in Ukraine - A teen mother's path to purpose - Raising a child with autism - The reality of raising ten kids - Healing from the loss of a mother - Presence over material things - Breaking the silence of grief - The strength of maternal bonds Chapters:  00:00:00 Parenting is the Hardest Job on Earth 00:01:23 Michelle Obama on The Bond her Daughters 00:03:39 Come Home: Wisdom from Marian Robinson 00:06:57 Finding Your Voice at the Family Table 00:10:28 Advice for Anyone Scared to be a Parent 00:12:47 Rosabella: Searching for Biological Roots in Ukraine 00:19:14 The Reality of Being a Chosen Child 00:25:13 Finding Birth Parents with a Private Investigator 00:33:22 Bri on Finding Purpose through Motherhood 00:37:27 Coping with the Fear of Not Being Enough 00:43:33 Sharron on Healing from the Loss of Your Mother As A Mother 00:50:51 Raising 10 Children and 16 Grandkids Support Our Sponsors: If you're struggling with OCD or unrelenting intrusive thoughts, NOCD can help. Book a free 15 minute call to get started: https://learn.nocd.com/stories  FOLLOW THE SHOW ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/storiesfromastrangerpod  ►Threads: https://www.threads.com/@storiesfromastrangerpod  ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/storiesfromastrangerpodcast  FOLLOW HUNTER PROSPER ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hunter_prosper/  ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hunterprosper  See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

    Stories of Motherhood and Home

  5. 29 Jun ·  Video

    Meeting Your Soulmate Feels Like Coming Home

    Hunter speaks with four strangers who recount their stories of falling in love with their soulmates. Meet this episode's strangers: - Marylou and Arthur met in New York City in the 80s after they'd both been recently dumped. At first, it seemed like they'd never work, but they soon fell madly in love with each other. Marylou describes curling up with Arthur on his mattress on the floor as feeling like the safest place in the world. All these years later, they're still together, and their relationship is stronger than ever. - Pinar describes feeling alienated and lonely after moving to Los Angeles from Istanbul, Turkey. She talks about how hard it currently is for immigrants moving to the United States these days, and how everything changed for her when he met her husband, who also immigrated from Turkey. - Brenda glows as she talks about meeting her partner, whom she describes as "her greatest love". What started as a friendship blossomed into a romantic relationship 5 months ago, and being with her partner makes her feel at home.  Chapters: 00:00:00 What finding your soulmate really feels like 00:01:11 Mary Lou and Arthur on finding home 00:02:53 The origin of a unique blind date 00:05:20 A song on the answering machine 00:09:50 First impressions and meeting with flowers 00:14:02 Falling in love in overwhelming circumstances 00:20:10 The secret to seventeen years of love 00:24:50 Brenda on emotional safety and peace 00:26:02 Upgrading from a six year friendship 00:37:13 Advice for sharing feelings with a friend 00:40:11 Pinar on moving from Istanbul to LA 00:46:23 Advice for immigrants on finding community Topics: - Defining true soulmate connections - Finding safety in relationships - Moving from friendship to romance - Building home in a new country - Secrets to long term marriage FOLLOW THE SHOW ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/storiesfromastrangerpod  ►Threads: https://www.threads.com/@storiesfromastrangerpod  ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/storiesfromastrangerpodcast  FOLLOW HUNTER PROSPER ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hunter_prosper/  ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hunterprosper  See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

    Meeting Your Soulmate Feels Like Coming Home

  6. 22 Jun ·  Video

    A Second Chance on Life

    Hunter talks to three strangers who were brought to the brink of death, only to be given a second chance at life.  Meet this episode's strangers: - David recounts his close relationship with his mother, whom he sadly lost recently. It's a loss that is still fresh and painful. Before her passing, she had gotten him through his own catastrophic medical issue. While playing softball, David collapsed on the field, struck with a sudden cardiac arrest. Thanks to the help of a total stranger, David pulled through this harrowing event. - Art was drafted into the Vietnam War at the age of 19. He gives a tense and emotional account of his time in the war, of the friends he lost, and what it was like to come back home and deal with the immense trauma he experienced.  - Karan was a seemingly healthy young person when he was suddenly diagnosed with end-stage liver failure in 2019 due to an undiagnosed, rare condition. Karan tells Hunter about the life-saving last-minute transplant and the long recovery process that saved his life. Chapters: 00:01:21 David remembers his mother Debbie and their bond 00:05:24 Navigating the rollercoaster of grief and final goodbyes 00:09:32 The sudden cardiac arrest that stopped a baseball game 00:13:32 Why some people survive fatal events and others don't 00:17:21 Finding gratitude in pain and shattering daily anxiety 00:21:25 Art is drafted at 19 to Vietnam to fight in war 00:25:21 Surviving a year of monsoon season in the Vietnam jungle 00:29:29 The reality of firefights and healing through brotherhood 00:33:31 Karan in organ failure after rare disease diagnosis 00:37:33 Trading the hustle for grandma walks and valuable time 00:41:38 Learning that a mother knows how to give life twice 00:45:35 Receiving a miracle organ transplant on the final day Topics: - Surviving a sudden cardiac arrest - Life after a miracle organ transplant - True memories of the Vietnam War - Finding hope through deep grief - The support of a mother  - Recovery from autoimmune disorder  - The unique bond of veterans   Stories from a Stranger is produced by Rabbit Grin Productions in partnership with Higher Ground and AND Media. Music by Jackie Miclau. FOLLOW THE SHOW ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/storiesfromastrangerpod ►Threads: https://www.threads.com/@storiesfromastrangerpod ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/storiesfromastrangerpodcast FOLLOW HUNTER PROSPER ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hunter_prosper/ ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hunterprosper  See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

    A Second Chance on Life

  7. 15 Jun ·  Video

    Sometimes Blood Isn't Thicker Than Water

    Hunter meets with three individuals who had less than ideal relationships with the people who raised them and discusses how those relationships have shaped their adult lives.  Meet this episode's strangers: - Latoya shares the story of a distant father and the fragile, beautiful bond they finally built in the last three months before he died. She describes his health struggles and the constant childhood fear that she’d get a call saying he was gone, and how that shaped her relationships with men. Yet in the end, she chose to show up for him at his lowest moment, ending what a friend called “a cycle of abandonment” in her family and reminding her father he was still worthy of love.  - Carmel opens up about how her relationship with her mother contributed to her letting go of the dream of “true love” and a soulmate, even as her friendships feel like the deepest soul connections she’s ever known. Growing up in a home where affection was transactional and physical touch was absent, she learned that love had to be earned through achievement, a pattern that persisted within her adult relationships. The most painful wound came when, during a fight, her mother told her she wished she had aborted her, words Carmel still hears in her head every day. - Leon discusses what it is like to have a narcissistic father and the pain that has been inflicted upon the family. Leon came to realize that it was impossible for his father to love and care for him the way he needed, and that the best thing was to keep his distance. Chapters: 00:00:00 When parents hurt you the most  00:01:06 Lotoya: Grounded by a mother’s spiritual love 00:02:55 Anxiety and the fear of a parent’s death 00:11:14 Choosing to end a cycle of abandonment 00:15:31 Healing through active love and a final voicemail 00:26:26 Carmelle: Letting go of the dream of true love 00:27:12 Why love felt like a transaction in childhood 00:31:10 Walking away from a mother’s ultimate rejection 00:38:35 Finding belonging through a chosen family 00:41:02 Anonymous stories of words that cut deep 00:42:23 Leon: Navigating life with a narcissistic parent 00:46:42 Grieving the loss of a soul companion Topics: - Healing from parental wounds - Transactional love in childhood - Breaking cycles of abandonment - Coping with a narcissistic parent - Redefining family and belonging - Reconciling with an absent father - The impact of cruel parental words - Emotional neglect and self-worth Support Our Sponsors: If you're struggling with OCD or unrelenting intrusive thoughts, NOCD can help. Book a free 15 minute call to get started: https://learn.nocd.com/stories Stories from a Stranger is produced by Rabbit Grin Productions in partnership with Higher Ground and AND Media. Music by Jackie Miclau. FOLLOW THE SHOW  ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/storiesfromastrangerpod  ►Threads: https://www.threads.com/@storiesfromastrangerpod  ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/storiesfromastrangerpodcast  FOLLOW HUNTER PROSPER ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hunter_prosper/  ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hunterprosper  See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

    Sometimes Blood Isn't Thicker Than Water

  8. 8 Jun ·  Video

    Our Spirits Are Stronger Than Our Bodies

    Hunter meets three people whose lives were upended by devastating illnesses. They share their stories of survival and how they refused to let sickness get in the way of living their lives. Meet this episode's strangers: - Sandra survived a catastrophic stroke and fell into a coma. Doctors told her mother that she would never wake up. Her mother refused to let doctors remove life support and proved Sandra could still hear by asking her to squeeze their fingers and move her foot. Sandra describes a visit to “paradise,” where she was told, “You have a purpose to fulfill,” before being sent back to her life. Now she walks Central Park for miles, has completed the New York City Marathon, and uses her story to show other stroke survivors that “it’s not the end.”  - Cheri was a healthy 18‑year‑old dancer when a mysterious autoimmune disorder suddenly took away her ability to walk and move. Doctors told her parents to prepare for the worst as treatments failed, but Sherry—fully lucid inside a body that couldn’t respond—refused to accept that her life was over. She grieved the loss of the old version of herself, yet slowly shifted from “why me?” to “why not me?” as she rebuilt a new life. - Gil reflects on losing his closest friend, Tom, just before the pandemic and the years it took to process that grief. Then a routine blood test led him to a cancer clinic, where he spent ten days convinced he had only months to live before learning he had a chronic, slow‑moving leukemia instead. Those days staring “into the abyss” forced him to ask whether his life’s work really mattered, and then finding out he was not dying led him to not take life for granted. Topics: - Stroke recovery and near-death experiences - Power of family advocacy in hospitals - Overcoming autoimmune paralysis - Reclaiming identity through dance - Living with chronic leukemia diagnosis - Finding purpose through medical trauma - Shifting from why me to why not me - Importance of mental strength in healing - Building a legacy after a health scare Chapters: 00:00:00 Resilience of the human body 00:03:30 Sandra’s Mother Fights For Her After Fatal Stroke Prognosis 00:07:00 Returning From Paradise With a Higher Purpose 00:10:30 Walking the New York City Marathon After a Stroke 00:14:00 Anonymous Stories of Loyalty and Heartbreak 00:17:30 Waking Up Paralyzed From an Autoimmune Disorder at 18 00:21:00 Finding the Internal Fire to Survive a Crisis 00:24:30 Grieving the Loss of Dance and a Former Identity 00:28:00 Shifting From Why Me to Why Not Me 00:31:30 Creating an Online Community for Chronic Illness 00:35:00 How to Process the Death of a Close Friend 00:38:30 Staring Into the Abyss and Assessing Life’s Legacy Support Our Sponsors: If you're struggling with OCD or unrelenting intrusive thoughts, NOCD can help. Book a free 15 minute call to get started: https://learn.nocd.com/stories Stories from a Stranger is produced by Rabbit Grin Productions in partnership with Higher Ground and AND Media. Music by Jackie Miclau. FOLLOW THE SHOW ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/storiesfromastrangerpod ►Threads: https://www.threads.com/@storiesfromastrangerpod ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/storiesfromastrangerpodcast FOLLOW HUNTER PROSPER ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hunter_prosper/ ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hunterprosper LISTEN ►Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/stories-from-a-stranger/id1895174119 ►Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/23b37bdf-ce71-4dad-9d25-9900b5d25d7c/stories-from-a-stranger ►Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2naQZkPOvSgMzUMh9Z5ivs #OvercomingIllness #StrokeSurvivor #NearDeathExperience #MedicalMiracle #Resilience #FindingPurpose #HealingJourney #SurvivorStories #LifeAfterDiagnosis See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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“Every stranger has a story.” This is what Hunter Prosper realized when he began posting man-on-the-street interviews with real-life strangers to his social media accounts.  Hunter’s genuine connection with strangers and emotional interview moments quickly captured viewers' hearts across multiple platforms and a New York Times Best Selling book. Now, Hunter is expanding his social media series into a new weekly video and audio podcast, Stories from a Stranger, featuring portraits of multiple strangers connected by themes of love, loss, regret, inspiration, illness, family connections, and more. In each episode, Hunter brings his innate warmth, curiosity, and charm, interviewing people from all walks of life and sharing anonymously submitted confessions. Interviews start with a question and then grow in unexpected ways as strangers open up and share their most defining moments.  From the deaths of loved ones to using their most painful moments as inspiration to finding their greatest loves, no subject is off-limits. Their stories are raw, intimate, and bursting with humanity.  Right now, it is easy to feel like the world is irrevocably divided. Stories from a Stranger is a warm reminder that we are all human and more connected than we realize. It’s an invitation to empathy. Every stranger has a story. Let’s start listening.  New episodes every Monday on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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