Jenny's safe space

Jennifer
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Welcome to Jenny’s Safe Space 🤍 This is more than a podcast — it’s a growth journey. Here, we talk about self-improvement, mindset shifts, discipline, business growth, emotional healing, confidence, and real-life lessons that help you become the best version of yourself. Life can feel overwhelming. Growth can feel lonely. And sometimes, you just need a safe space to reset, reflect, and refocus. That’s what this platform is about. Each episode is designed to: • Help you think better If you’re ready to grow mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and financially — you belong here. Welcome home 🤍

  1. 1d ago

    Robert O. Bowers: From Campfires to Cryptids — The Stories, Mysteries & Adventures That Shaped a Life

    What happens when a lifelong love of the outdoors, unexplained encounters, and a passion for storytelling come together? You get the fascinating world of Robert O. Bowers. In this episode, Rob takes us behind the stories that inspired his journey from a 43-year career with ODOT to becoming a full-time storyteller and self-published author. From hunting and fishing to encounters he still can’t fully explain, Rob shares the experiences that sparked his fascination with cryptids, UFOs, ghosts, and the mysteries hiding in the great outdoors. We also explore how real-life experiences can become unforgettable fiction, the inspiration behind Campfire Tales From Uncle Rob, Red Eyes at Black Mesa, and the Have Dog Will Travel series, and what it means to pursue a creative dream later in life. This is a conversation about curiosity, adventure, reinvention, and the power of paying attention to the stories happening all around us. Because sometimes the best stories aren’t found in books—they’re found around a campfire, deep in the woods, on a fishing trip, or in an experience you simply can’t explain. This is Rob Bowers’ story—a reminder that it’s never too late to follow your curiosity and tell your story.

  2. 1d ago

    From Heartbreak to Hope: Terry Warner on Finding Peace, Restoring Faith, and a Lifetime of Serving God

    What happens when childhood pain, anger, loss, and disappointment shape your life—but faith ultimately leads you toward a peace you never thought possible? On this powerful episode of Jenny’s Safe Space, we welcome Terry Warner, a Vietnam veteran, husband, father, writer, podcaster, and devoted Christian who has spent more than 54 years serving in ministry. Terry’s journey began with the anger and rebellion he experienced after his parents divorced when he was just 11 years old. Taking on adult responsibilities at a young age, he learned early how difficult life could be. After joining the Army, Terry served in Vietnam, where he experienced three near-death situations. Returning home, he faced the painful breakdown of his marriage and the loss of daily contact with his two-year-old son. Yet, in the midst of these heartbreaking experiences, Terry says God changed his life and helped him discover lasting peace through Jesus Christ. Today, Terry has built a family through marriage and adoption and continues to share his faith through podcasting, writing a weekly religious newspaper, and teaching Bible study at a local prison. His story offers a meaningful perspective on forgiveness, resilience, fatherhood, spiritual transformation, and the hope that faith can bring during life's most difficult seasons. In this heartfelt conversation, we explore how Terry moved from anger to peace, what more than five decades of ministry have taught him, and why he remains committed to sharing God's message with others. Tune in to Jenny’s Safe Space for an inspiring conversation with Terry Warner about overcoming life's hardships, discovering the transforming power of faith, and finding hope and purpose through Jesus Christ.

  3. 3d ago

    From Hollywood to Ground Zero: Solange Schwalbe on Courage, Service, and the Stories We Carry

    What would make someone leave behind a successful Hollywood career and travel to New York to serve strangers in the aftermath of one of the darkest moments in modern history? On this powerful episode of Jenny’s Safe Space, we sit down with Emmy Award-winning Motion Picture Sound Editor and author Solange Schwalbe, whose remarkable career includes more than 30 years in Hollywood and over 175 film credits, including The Goonies, Gremlins, Die Hard, Pirates of the Caribbean, Black Hawk Down, and Moneyball. But Solange’s story goes far beyond Hollywood. Following the September 11 attacks, she traveled to New York and volunteered with the Salvation Army before becoming a safety monitor inside the Pit at Ground Zero. She spent four months working alongside thousands of responders and was one of only four women among more than 1,500 people involved in the recovery effort. In this deeply human conversation, Solange shares what motivated her to show up, what it was like entering Ground Zero and working alongside responders, the relationships and moments that stayed with her, and how the experience changed the woman behind the Hollywood career. She also opens up about her memoir, I’m Not Supposed to Know This, and the responsibility of preserving stories that carry enormous emotional weight. This is a conversation about courage, service, humanity, memory, and the stories we carry long after an experience is over. Tune in to Jenny’s Safe Space for a remarkable conversation with Solange Schwalbe about showing up when it matters, serving others, and finding the courage to tell the stories that should not be forgotten.

  4. Sep 30

    Brian Drinkwine: Kingdom Over Empire — Finding Faith Beyond Political Division

    What happens when political loyalty begins competing with our deepest spiritual convictions? In this powerful conversation, Brian Drinkwine, pastor and author of Kingdom Over Empire: Recovering the Gospel from Political Captivity, explores faith, politics, discipleship, and what it means to follow Jesus in an increasingly divided world. Brian shares his personal journey from growing up as a preacher’s son to becoming a pastor, church planter, and once-committed political partisan. Along the way, he began questioning how fear, outrage, tribalism, and the desire to win can shape Christians without them even realizing it. Together, we explore how believers can remain engaged in society without allowing politics to define their identity, how to disagree without treating others as enemies, and how Christians can recover a deeper allegiance to Jesus. This is a thought-provoking conversation about faith, identity, spiritual formation, and choosing the Kingdom of God over political division.

  5. Sep 30

    Beautifully Dysfunctional: Troy Haslinger on Addiction, Failure, Resilience, and Finding Your Way Back

    What happens when the life you worked so hard to build begins to fall apart—and you’re forced to confront the parts of yourself you’ve been trying to escape? On this episode of Jenny’s Safe Space, we sit down with TEDx speaker, medical sales professional, author, ultra-marathon runner, and charity founder Troy Haslinger, whose memoir Beautifully Dysfunctional tells an honest and deeply human story of addiction, success, failure, relationships, mental health, and resilience. Troy takes us back to a pivotal moment in April 2011, when his dream job was slipping away while his sister was diagnosed with metastatic colon cancer. From there, his journey takes us through addiction, a near-death experience, marriages, personal struggles, professional setbacks, and even the experience of being fired from a charity he founded. But this isn’t simply a story about everything that went wrong. It’s about what happens when you stop pretending you have it all together, face the difficult parts of your story, and begin finding your way back to yourself. In this honest conversation, Troy shares lessons about failure, recovery, resilience, relationships, and why being “beautifully dysfunctional” doesn’t mean you’re beyond hope. Tune in to Jenny’s Safe Space for a raw, relatable, and powerful conversation about falling apart, rebuilding, and discovering that your hardest chapters don’t have to be your final ones.

  6. Sep 30

    From Stage Fights to Kickass Heroines: Zac Baldwin on Breaking the Rules and Telling Stories His Way

    What happens when you refuse to follow the path everyone expects you to take? In this exciting episode of Jenny’s Safe Space, we sit down with writer, director, performer, stuntman, and novelist Zac Baldwin for a conversation filled with creativity, adventure, persistence, and plenty of unforgettable stories. Zac’s journey began with a childhood fascination with Fred Astaire that led him into dance, choreography, theater, and eventually live-action stunt work. From choreographing Old West stagecoach robberies and barroom brawls to working on micro-budget horror films and appearing as a villain on Rescue 911, Zac has never been afraid to try something different. His Hollywood journey also taught him an important lesson about staying true to his creative vision. At a time when female-led action stories weren’t getting the attention he believed they deserved, Zac refused to simply change his characters to fit what studios wanted. Instead, he took his stories to the world of novels. His latest novel, The Legend of Johnnie Swann, features a formidable female protagonist and draws inspiration from the real-life stories of Vietnam veterans Zac knew personally. He brings those experiences together with a fighting style he developed and taught decades ago, creating a story rooted in both imagination and lived experience. In this conversation, Zac shares what it means to build a creative life on your own terms, why vulnerable heroes can be more compelling than invincible ones, the importance of female representation in action stories, and how years of unexpected experiences can become the ingredients for great storytelling. Tune in to Jenny’s Safe Space for a fun, inspiring conversation about creativity, courage, storytelling, Hollywood, resilience, and having the confidence to tell the stories you believe deserve to be heard.

  7. Sep 28

    When the Body Won’t Stand Down: Dr. Steve McGough on Healing, Resilience, Intimacy, and Lasting Love

    What happens when you’ve done everything you know to recover, but your body still doesn’t seem to know how to relax? In this powerful episode of Jenny’s Safe Space, we sit down with Dr. Steve McGough, cofounder of Women and Couples Wellness, inventor of the hi® massage system, and a researcher and educator specializing in nervous system regulation, pelvic health, intimacy, and relationships. But Steve’s work began with a deeply personal experience. After his wife Wendy suffered a life-threatening infection following an emergency C-section and endured years of difficult recovery after the devastating loss of their son, Steve began searching for another way to help her. That search took him to his garage, where he spent a year developing what would eventually become hi®, now covered by six U.S. and international patents. With a background spanning nutritional biochemistry, neuroscience research, clinical sexology, martial arts, and QiGong, Steve brings a unique perspective to understanding how the nervous system, physical health, intimacy, and emotional wellbeing can intersect. We also explore the realities of maintaining a strong marriage through grief, serious illness, and the pressures of building three businesses together. Married to Wendy for more than 25 years, Steve shares lessons from a relationship they have continued to build through some of life’s most difficult seasons. This conversation goes beyond wellness. It’s about resilience, recovery, love, and learning to understand what your body and relationships may be trying to tell you. Tune in to Jenny’s Safe Space for an honest and deeply personal conversation with Dr. Steve McGough about healing, nervous system regulation, intimacy, marriage, entrepreneurship, and turning one of life’s hardest chapters into a purpose-driven journey.

  8. Sep 26

    You’re Not Broken: Eric Williams on Breaking Relationship Patterns and Finding Your Origin Code

    What if you’re not broken—you’re simply running someone else’s code? In this powerful episode of Jenny’s Safe Space, we sit down with Eric Williams, creator of the Origin Code methodology and Done Carrying It Alone (DCIA), to explore the hidden patterns that can shape the way we communicate, love, argue, and connect with the people closest to us. A former U.S. Army paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne who served through 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina, Eric learned firsthand what it takes to hold a team together under pressure. Today, he applies those lessons to relationships, helping people look beyond surface-level conflicts and understand the deeper patterns driving their struggles. As a husband of more than 20 years, an autism dad, and a girl dad, Eric brings both professional insight and lived experience to the conversation. He shares why identifying the real issue matters, how childhood and past experiences can influence our relationship patterns, and what it takes to move from “me” to “we.” We also explore his books, Origin Code: You’re Not Broken, You’re Running Someone Else’s Code and Marriage Communication Guide for New Couples, and the practical tools listeners can begin using in their own relationships. Whether you’re building a new relationship, trying to strengthen your marriage, or simply trying to understand yourself better, this conversation offers a powerful reminder: you don’t have to stay trapped in patterns you never consciously chose. Tune in to Jenny’s Safe Space for an honest and practical conversation about relationships, communication, family, healing, and learning to stop carrying it all alone.

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Welcome to Jenny’s Safe Space 🤍 This is more than a podcast — it’s a growth journey. Here, we talk about self-improvement, mindset shifts, discipline, business growth, emotional healing, confidence, and real-life lessons that help you become the best version of yourself. Life can feel overwhelming. Growth can feel lonely. And sometimes, you just need a safe space to reset, reflect, and refocus. That’s what this platform is about. Each episode is designed to: • Help you think better If you’re ready to grow mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and financially — you belong here. Welcome home 🤍

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  • Creator
    Jennifer
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    255
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Jennifer
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