Notable Peeps Podcast Reminisce Audio®

Have you ever felt like you're carrying a burden too heavy to bear alone yet too personal to share?



Leanne King's tale is one of remarkable transformation, from the depths of an eating disorder to becoming a beacon of hope and empowerment for others facing similar battles. As a coachLeanne didn't just overcome her struggles; she turned them into a platform for communal healing and personal growth.



Leanne's journey underscores the profound impact of vulnerability and the power of community support. By embracing her story and sharing it publicly, she discovered that:


The transformative power of sharing personal struggles.
Building a supportive community as a cornerstone for overcoming challenges.
The role of public accountability in personal transformation.
How vulnerability can become a source of strength and inspiration for others.



Why You Should Listen:

In this episode of Notable Peeps, Leanne King offers more than just her story; she provides a roadmap for anyone feeling trapped by their struggles. Whether you're facing your battles or seeking to support others in theirs, Leanne's insights offer valuable lessons on sharing, the importance of community, and the potential for personal trials to foster widespread healing. Join us as we explore how turning outward and embracing vulnerability can change individual lives and create ripples of transformation within communities.


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Have you ever considered what it truly means to embrace the impossible? For many, it's a fleeting thought, but for James Thompson, it became a journey spanning 3,000 miles. This incredible feat isn't just about the physical endurance required to walk across the United States; it's a testament to the power of human spirit, unity, and kindness in times of division.


Episode Highlights:


Inspiration Behind the Journey: The decision to walk from San Francisco to Washington, D.C., driven by a vision to bridge societal divides.
Challenges Along the Way: The day-to-day realities of embarking on such a physically demanding and emotionally taxing endeavor.
Moments of Kindness: Encounters that underscore the innate goodness and solidarity among Americans from all walks of life.
The Ripple Effect: How James's journey is inspiring others to consider their own potential to effect change through seemingly small acts of kindness and understanding.




In a world often highlighted by division and strife, James Thompson's journey is a beacon of hope and unity. This episode is not just about an impossible goal; it's about what we can achieve when we come together step by step. Whether you're facing challenges or looking for inspiration to make a difference, James's story is a powerful reminder of the good









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Hey Peeps! Have you ever stared down a mountain of debt so massive it seemed like it would take a lifetime to climb? Imagine it not just as a number but as a shadow looming over every decision, every dream, every moment of your relationship. Well, today, we're diving into a story that's all about turning the impossible into dust. Meet Lindsey and Matt Rager, a dynamic duo who paid off $270,000 in debt. These aren't just numbers we're talking about; this was a journey of faith, love, and unwavering commitment.



Episode Highlights:


The impact of debt on relationships and personal well-being.
Strategies and mindset shifts are necessary for tackling massive debt.
The importance of communication and support in overcoming financial challenges.
Life and love after debt: how overcoming a major challenge can strengthen a relationship.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone struggling with debt or facing what seems like an impossible challenge. Lindsey and Matt's story is a powerful reminder that with the right partner, plan, and perspective, even the most daunting obstacles can be overcome.


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Recorded on 9/20/2020

Welcome to the Notable Peeps Podcast, where we chat with notable people about their proudest and most significant accomplishments in life, how they took on life challenges, and what they’ve done to find their path in life. Remember to choose your best and do the impossible!

Doug and His Theatre Addiction

While stationed in the Air Force from 1956 to 1959, he was stationed in the UK and would visit London on weekends. One of those weekends, he bought tickets to My Fair Lady with Julie Andrews. The year was 1958, and Doug wanted to meet Ms. Andrews. Through his network of friends, he found someone who was a neighbor of Julie's and was able to get Doug backstage. Doug's friend introduced him to Julie Andrews, and she signed his program.

Today, he attends live theatre 23 times a month, and his favorite theatre is in Sandy. He is a season ticket holder at several theatres and is often there watching the latest productions. "I really recommend people go to the theatres - not the movie theatre - because there's nothing like live theatre."

How He Met His Wife on a Double Decker Bus Going to His Girlfriend’s House

“I was on the way to my girlfriend’s house, but she was prettier!” They started talking, and Doug soon found out she was from Finland. He followed her off the bus and ended up spending Boxing Day holiday weekend with her. They met on December 26th, and he proposed to her the following Valentine’s Day. They were married on June 13th, and they had four kids together.

Local Utah Theatre

The Hale Theatre in the valley is the theatre that Doug frequents the most. “I’ve taken over 19,000 pictures with actors. In 2006, David Weeks, a well-known theatre actor, gave Doug the title of ‘Super Fan.’ Doug attends theatre at all the local theatres in Utah, including Ogden, Sandy, and Salt Lake City.

At the local community theatres, the actors aren’t paid for their work. “If you’re an equity player, then you are paid.” Each theatre is allowed two equity players, and many donate their payback to the theatre. The leads also are equity players, and touring companies are all equity players.

Listen in as we talk about Broadway live streaming, what keeps Doug going, and why he is addicted to live theatre.

Links and Resources 

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Read the article on Doug’s Theatre Addiction in SLC Tribune

Broadway HD live streaming

Broadway on Demand




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Louise Smith is truly a remarkable woman. In her episode, she talks about her 48-year career in education. Advises those in an abusive relationship to not stay in it for the children and shares her experience of grit and determination to save up the money for the divorce and how she provided for her young family. Push play and listen to this episode; it is sure not to disappoint.

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Welcome to the Notable Peeps Podcast, where we chat with remarkable individuals about their proudest and most significant accomplishments in life. Remember to put on your shoes, do your best and believe that with God all things are possible!



Carol Lynn Wright Pearson is an American poet, author, screenwriter, and playwright. A member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Pearson is best known for her book Goodbye, I Love You, a memoir of her marriage to a gay man who died of AIDS in 1984. She frequently addresses the topics of LGBT acceptance and the role of Latter Day Saint women.

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