15 episodes
The Apologies Podcast Lindsey Fenton
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5.0 • 7 Ratings
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The Apologies Podcast is an experiment in collective healing. It’s an acknowledgement that we all have moments when we fail to show up as our highest selves. And, it’s a way for us to transform shame into connection. Host Lindsey Whissel Fenton talks with guests from all walks of life about who and how they are before inviting them to share an apology for someone they’re no longer in contact with in the hopes that, through the power of podcasting, the healing words might actually reach their intended recipient.
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Kelsey Kradel
Photographer Kelsey Kradel shares what life has looked like since she sold everything she owned, ditched her job in the corporate world, and packed her whole life into her self-converted 2008 Dodge Sprinter van.
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Meghan Riordan Jarvis
Meghan Riordan Jarvis discusses her new book End of the Hour: A Therapist's Memoir and shares what happened when her father died after a year-long battle with cancer, followed by her mother's unexpected passing while on their family vacation. She also talks the difference between grief and trauma as well as the importance of grief-aware workplaces.
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Chuck Eastman
Chuck Eastman reflects on his 20 years in the military and shares how he’s found an unexpected sense of purpose working for the org Stop Soldier Suicide.
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Caleb Abrams
Caleb Abrams shares how he went from fine artist to filmmaker and unwittingly became a steward of Seneca history and culture.
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Evelyn Wald
Evelyn Wald is an ordained Lutheran minister, a trained divorce and custody mediator and a restorative justice advocate.She shares how experiencing a season of loss in her twenties shaped her life and career.
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Customer Reviews
One of the best new podcasts of 2023
Lindsey is a great host, she does an amazing job of drawing out the stories of her guests. Each guest is unique but equally impactful! Her mission to share apologies is more of what we need in the world today!
Deeply human, empathetic, honest and connecting
This podcast moves us past the facade of perfectionism we are all pressured to showcase. By introducing us to guests from all walks of life and then sharing their vulnerable stories of failures and accompanying apologies, Lindsey invites listeners to reflect upon our own humanity and how we might receive and offer more grace to ourselves and others. Lindsey is a lovely, comforting interviewer and storyteller. This podcast offers people and stories we can all relate to and find healing in.