Random Personal Journals Podcasts

Maybe You’re Like Me is a podcast for dreamers and doers who take life’s lessons and level up to look more like Christ. We’ll connect through super-relatable stories, growing pains and ah-ha moments that most of us share – just not always out loud. Maybe You’re Like Me features the transparent musings of host Alicia L. Watson – a God Girl chasing after her purpose. The podcast will tackle topics related to business, Christianity, motherhood, friendship, marriage, general self-awareness and more. Alicia is a creative entrepreneur, author, wife, and mother, who’s on a mission to embrace her dopeness and her imperfections at the same time. She’s striving to discover exactly who God says she is and to do exactly what God has planned for her life. If you’re like her, then you’ll love this weekly podcast.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: christianity, entrepreneur, faith, family, mental-health, motherhood, passion, Personal Journals, spirituality

This Is A Token with Alex Monroe is a podcast that celebrates all things jewellery. Alex Monroe has spent half a lifetime designing and making jewellery, but what really interests him is what it means to other people. Every week, Alex explores the relationship between his guest and their favourite pieces of jewellery. Together they uncover the moving, fascinating and often surprising stories tethered to each piece, and the emotional connections they just can’t do without.

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Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: Alex Monroe, engagement, Ethical Jewellery, Handmade In England, interview, Jeweller, jewellery, Jewellery Design, Jewellery Maker, Olivia Coleman, Personal Journals, storytelling, The Crown, This Is A Token

Mike, the EOD Happy Captain from X, sits down with veterans and military leaders to discuss how the military has contributed to their overall success and leadership style. Their conversations range from behavioral health in the military, to leadership lessons learned over time.

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

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This podcast is about people’s stories. Stories of our struggles and the work it takes to overcome those struggles, of our failures and finding success, and ultimately of healing and love. My guests and I share stories of challenges and successes, especially in the second half of life. The second half means the second half of our lives and the unique issues we face during this period of time but it also means the pivotal decisions or circumstances that happen at any time in our lives that change and redefine who we are. I’m hoping that the stories that my guests share will help you feel less alone in your own struggles and will make us all feel more connected as a community. New episodes every week!

Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: aging, family, lifestyle, loss, love, mental-health, parenting, Personal Journals, Shame, strength, struggle, vulnerability