Radical Resilience is a weekly show where your host, Blair Kaplan Venables, has inspirational conversations with people who have survived life’s most challenging times. We all have the ability to be resilient and bounce forward from a difficult experience and these conversations prove that. Get ready to dive into life-changing moments while getting raw and real. Radical Resilience is a podcast created by The Resilience Project.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 16 hours 17 minutes
episode 21: Leaving A Cult with Alli Mary Epp
Alli Mary Epp is a celebrated Ceremonial Artist, Clinical Hypnotherapist, mother of two and lover of the Every-Day Sacred. Trigger Warning: The Resilience Project provides an open space for people to share their personal experiences. Some content in this podcast may include topics that you may find difficult. The listener’s discretion is advised.
episode 22: Living With Grief with Dr. Sherry Walling
Dr. Sherry Walling experienced the tragic loss of her father and brother, six months apart. This is her story and she is resilient. Trigger Warning: The Resilience Project provides an open space for people to share their personal experiences. Some content in this podcast may include topics that you may find difficult. The listener’s discretion is advised.
episode 23: Our Book Launch
The Global Resilience Projects’ book is ready for you. Join us for a virtual launch on June 3 and buy your digital version on Amazon to help us reach best seller status. Sign up for our newsletter to stay in the loop, connect with us and share your story at https://iamresilient.info/ Trigger Warning: The Resilience Project provides an open space for people to share their personal experiences. Some content in this podcast may include topics that you may find difficult...
episode 24: On The Healing Path with Natalie Cutsforth
Natalie Cutsforth was diagnosed with a disease that leads to disability, which as an intuitive healer and small scale farmer, changed what she felt was possible overnight. Trigger Warning: The Resilience Project provides an open space for people to share their personal experiences. Some content in this podcast may include topics that you may find difficult. The listener’s discretion is advised.
episode 25: The Power of the Min with Clayton Borah
Clayton Borah quit his day job to run his side business full-time, only to have sales come to a crawl. Trigger Warning: The Resilience Project provides an open space for people to share their personal experiences. Some content in this podcast may include topics that you may find difficult. The listener’s discretion is advised.
episode 26: Finding The Balance with Nikita Paddock
Nikita Paddock worked as a front-line nurse during the pandemic. She is resilient and this is her story. Trigger Warning: The Resilience Project provides an open space for people to share their personal experiences. Some content in this podcast may include topics that you may find difficult. The listener’s discretion is advised.
episode 27: Live From New York, It’s Blair Kaplan Venables
The Founder of The Global Resilience Project, Blair Kaplan Venables, is on the last leg of her media tour and wanted to give our listers an update on the community, the book and life. Trigger Warning: The Resilience Project provides an open space for people to share their personal experiences. Some content in this podcast may include topics that you may find difficult. The listener’s discretion is advised.
episode 28: Speak Your Truth with Marie-Pier Dionne
Marie-Pier Dionne realized that her mental health wasn’t well, that she was stuck in unhealthy relationships and that she wasn’t living her best life. This is her story and she is resilient. Trigger Warning: The Resilience Project provides an open space for people to share their personal experiences. Some content in this podcast may include topics that you may find difficult. The listener’s discretion is advised.
episode 29: It’s My U-Box and I’ll Cry If I Want To
Crying is healthy. In fact, Blair cries all the time. This episode dives into some of the reasons that you should cry more and that it is more than okay to let those tears flow. Trigger Warning: The Resilience Project provides an open space for people to share their personal experiences. Some content in this podcast may include topics that you may find difficult. The listener’s discretion is advised.
episode 30: Put Yourself First with Pamela Barton
Pamela Barton shares her story of moving across the world and how her struggle with health led to her current career. This is her story and she is resilient. Trigger Warning: The Resilience Project provides an open space for people to share their personal experiences. Some content in this podcast may include topics that you may find difficult. The listener’s discretion is advised.