Bodacious Tenacity

Jaimie Seaton
  • 5,0 (3)
  • Culture et société
  • Deux fois par semaine

Conversations about doing things we're afraid of. Every day across the world, people take actions that scare them. It might be a new job, a move across town, going to dinner alone, pursuing a passion, starting a relationship, opening test results or simply walking outside. Each episode will feature a story of someone persisting through fear.

Épisodes

  1. 25 juin

    What would you do if a stranger tried to set you on fire?

    On this episode, Cory Young talks about persisting through fear when he nearly drowned in a surfing accident that broke his neck and how he has continued to push through addiction, depression, PTSD, suicidal thoughts and someone attempting to set him on fire.

    1 h 9 min

  2. 21 mai

    How can you think outside the box when you're in the box?

    In our premiere podcast episode, Abigail Washington discusses how she persisted through the fear of becoming a teenage mother, and how she has continued to push herself outside of her comfort zone.

    1 h 4 min

  3. 14 mai

    She wrote her will and prepared for the worst.

    In our first Street Stories, part of the ‪@BodaciousTenacityPodcast‬, Amanda tells her story of persisting through the fear or brain surgery — and how it changed her life. When were you afraid to do something and did it anyway? Reach out via our socials to share your story.

    7 min
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À propos

Conversations about doing things we're afraid of. Every day across the world, people take actions that scare them. It might be a new job, a move across town, going to dinner alone, pursuing a passion, starting a relationship, opening test results or simply walking outside. Each episode will feature a story of someone persisting through fear.

Informations

  • Création
    Jaimie Seaton
  • Années d’activité
    2 k
  • Épisodes
    3
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  • Copyright
    © Jaimie Seaton
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