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 31: Broken Trust with Ania Halama
Ania Halama has childhood trauma caused by her father. She had to grow up fast, super early in life, and then her father stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from her. 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 32: Hello Zoloft
Blair Kaplan Venables share’s her experience with a new SSRI in her 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 33: The Warrior with Megan Nolan
When Megan Nolan found herself in a crumbled heap on the floor, she knew that she needed to create a new path forward for herself. 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 34: The Emergeré with Nicole Doty and Bobby Kalinowsky
Nicole Doty and Bobby Kalinowsky are the Co-Founders of The Emergeré and they are 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 35: Survival with Tarryn Reeves
Tarryn Reeves shares a harrowing experience she had as a child and how it’s impacted her 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 36: For Johnathon with Chad Nedland
Chad Nedland lost his 10-month-old son to SIDS. This is his story and he 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 37: Spanda with Diana Lockett
Diana Lockett shares how the concept of “spanda” helped her through challenging times. 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 38: More Than a Story with Jen Maxfield
Jen Maxfield is an Emmy-award-winning reporter and anchor for NBC New York who covers stories of resilience. This is her story about the stories that she’s covered. 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 39: Salmon and Grief Triggers with Alana Kaplan
In this episode Blair Kaplan Venables and Alana Kaplan dive into what triggers their grief and some of their triggers may surprise you. 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 40: Working for the United Nations in Afghanistan with Pamela French
Pamela French was working on the security team in Afghanistan in 2005 while not having a military background. 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.