Random Personal Stories Podcasts

The “Screw the Clout” podcast, hosted by the dynamic and fearless Steve Stanulis, is a high-energy journey through the realms of entertainment and music industries. In this podcast, you’ll find the extraordinary stories and insights of individuals who’ve dared to break the mold, defy convention, and embrace life without fear. With a captivating lineup of guests from various walks of life, including renowned figures in the entertainment and music industries, influencers, and anyone who has succeeded in their industries “Screw the Clout” offers listeners a glimpse into the lives of risk-takers, rule-breakers, and those who’ve carved their unique paths to success. Expect 45 minutes filled with entertaining anecdotes, moments of truth, and the kind of fun that’s bound to leave you inspired and motivated to take chances in your own life.

Categories: Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: celebrity, gangs of new york, Personal Stories, spill the tea, steve stanulis, the replacements

Welcome to the Kurty D Show, where stories inspire and wisdom flows. I’m your host, Kurt Daradics. I’m sharing real stories, with real people, and real wisdom from the business world and beyond. Get moved with honesty, laughter, and wisdom as we unpack how to live a rewarding life. So tune in and let’s learn out loud, together! Join us on this journey, spread the word, and subscribe today!

Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: Entertainment, Finance, Innovators, kurt daradics, kurty d, personal fulfillment, Personal Stories, public sector, Self-Improvement, Technology

A Circle in a Square is a podcast about following your dreams and noticing how we’re all connected. I live in the heart of a big small town called Orange. Its historic downtown is known as Old Towne and at the juicy center of this one square mile, you’ll find a circle, right there within a square. Once upon a time, it was a mere square where people gathered known as the Plaza, but then a traffic circle was built and the debate between whether it’s The Circle or it’s The Plaza was born. I write about this place because it’s been reborn over the last 10 years and there’s a lot to say about the sense of community one square mile can bring about. But something about living in a big, small town and being connected with my community inspires me. Getting to know my neighbors, our small business owners and the people that make places so special sparks a curiosity in me to know more, to be more aware and to just talk to other people. This people connection is what drives me and if people and their stories drive you, then settle in with me as I dive into these stories that make places that curate moments that inspire.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: community, entrepreneurs, following your passion, inspirational, old towne orange, Personal Stories, starting a business

Because everyone has a food story. From our first mouthful of applesauce in front of​ ​our adoring family, to our first bite into a jalapeño pepper, and everything in between, food is at the heart of the human experience. We love it. We need it. Food is family and ritual. Fun and work. Sophistication and guilty pleasure, scarcity and overabundance. Food makes us ecstatic and sometimes crazy. Food delights and disappoints. Can you think of a connector that binds us together more universally or seamlessly than our shared relationships with food? That’s what we do in this podcast: Share entertaining, evocative, celebratory, complicated and funny food stories.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: chefs, cooking, Culture, eating, first person stories, Food, food stories, let's talk about food, louisa kasdon, personal, Personal Stories, relationships, Society, Stories, storytelling, the food voice

Deep conversations with people who are making a difference in the world. Opportunities to hear their stories, life journeys, lessons learned along the way, and their visions for the future. Real conversations and real stories. Inspiring. Uplifting. Enlightening. No script. No limits.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: Biography, conversations, human interest, inspiration, inspiring stories, personal interest, Personal Stories

My name is Tae, and I’m the fattest girl in the room.Maybe I’m not really “the fattest” girl in the room all the time, probably not even half the time. But boy do I feel like it almost every single day. Because when it really boils down to it, being “the fattest girl in the room” isn’t about being fat at all. It’s about being ashamed of yourself, feeling like you have to apologize for who you are and what you look like, and, worst of all, thinking that whatever horrible thoughts you feel, you deserve.I’ve spent years writing myself off because I was too fat, and telling myself that I’d do [insert activity here] when I was skinnier, because I somehow though the key to a good life was being skinny. That is until I realized life was passing me by while I was sitting idly on the bench waiting to get skinny. This podcast is for all those out fat girls out there who think they’re not good enough to have an awesome life. For those women that feel like their bodies make them less desirable. And for those people who let their bodies hold them back from pursuing their dreams. I think we’ve all body shamed, degraded and judged ourselves enough for a few lifetimes.Join me and my fat friends while we tackle fat girl issues, talk about loving ourselves even when we don’t want to and share comical and heartwarming stories about fat girl life.Your body. Your life. Your confidence. Let’s celebrate.

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Categories: Arts, Comedy, Society & Culture

Tags: beauty, body positivity, curvy, fashion, Fat, mental-health, Personal Stories, Plus Size, women

Meditative Story combines extraordinary human stories with meditation prompts embedded into the storylines — all surrounded by breathtaking music. Think of it as an alternative way into a mindfulness practice, through vivid stories and cinematic music and production values. Meditative Story is an original series produced by WaitWhat and supported by our members. Our community tells us that they listen to the same episodes over and over again, and according to data provided by Apple Podcasts, Meditative Story may have the highest engagement of any podcast in the world. And that makes us proud!

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

Tags: meditation, mindfulness, Personal Stories, society and culture, storytelling

University can be tough, especially in a pandemic. Join Majeed Zabsonre in the President’s Lounge, as he explores trying to navigate a global pandemic as a university student, touching on what it actually means to be a young adult, what happens after you graduate post secondary, and what to look forward to when you do.

Categories: Music, Society & Culture

Tags: covid, Entertainment, mental-health, music, New Music, pandemic, Personal Stories, students, university, university life, york university

Did you know that Suckville isn’t actually found on a map, but we’ve all been there? It all sprung from a recent personal visit to Suckville, when I broke my hip on a bike ride, and the desire to transform that into something good. Because it’s loss, grief, trauma, injury, and a million more of life’s lemons that connect us. Live From Suckville aims to bring extraordinary stories from ordinary humans together in one place, to inspire and give hope. And most importantly, to remind us all that we’re not alone in our struggles.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: community, connection, growth, Healing, hope, humor, Personal Stories, storytelling, Wisdom

Four Black Christian women from New York City. Three different generations. Four different realities. All connected by blood. Join us as we discuss social justice, faith, the culture, your mama’s macaroni salad, and everything in between through our podcast!

Categories: News, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: Black Culture, Current Events, faith, gen z, life advice, millennial, News, opinions, Personal Stories, pop culture, women, young

On Thursday, April 9th, 2020 the Queens Memory Project launched a COVID-19 documentation project in Queens, New York. The project, found at https://queenslib.org/covid, has the active support of a broad coalition of cultural organizations and citizen historians organized to document this extraordinary moment in Queens history. These are the stories shared by Queens residents who are living, working, learning, and helping one another during this unprecedented time.

This episode of the Queens Memory Project Podcast was conceived and produced by the Queens Public Library Teen Advisory Board. The Queens Public Library Teen Advisory Board is a yearlong program were members take the lead in creating and implementing a project that helps their peers and community. This year’s TAB decided to work on a podcast to interview the voices they felt have been left out of the conversations around Covid-19. After much discussion, TAB members decided to highlight the voices of their peers and their experiences with quarantine and distance learning. After spending the first half of the school year learning the basics of podcasting, members worked together to write the interview questions and were responsible for interviewing, producing, and hosting the episode. Once they learned the basics of creating a podcast episode, the TAB members set out to interview people across generations and life experiences to ask the question “How are you doing?” Answers varied widely and touched upon the topics of virtual school, the disruption of daily routines, new skills learned during lockdown, and social media use. Interviewees often chose to highlight the positives of their experiences in quarantine.

Categories: Education

Tags: corona virus, covid-19, new york city, oral history, Personal Stories, queens

Welcome to Over Drinks, your new favourite podcast with the sisters you didn’t know you needed.

Laugh through the good, the bad, and the ugly with the sisters who have been through it all and have learned to turn lemons into margaritas!

Pour yourselves a drink and tune in.

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Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture

Tags: Comedy, confidence, dating, feminism, friendship, Funny, gossip, love, Personal Stories, relationships, self care, self-love, selflove, sex, sisters

#HATNOTHATE Founder, Shira E. Blumenthal, talks to people from all walks of life, sharing their stories of how they turned their lemons into lemonade.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: #hatnothate, anti-bullying, Blue, community, emotional, feel-good, hats, kindness, Lemons, mental-health, Personal Stories, small businesses, stories of success

In season three of the Queens Memory podcast, “Our Major Minor Voices,” we feature stories from our neighbors of Asian descent in Queens, New York. Too often, these voices are deemed “minor” – as in “of a minority.” But in our borough, these voices are a major force. From the Little Manila shops under the 7 train line to bustling Punjab Avenue in Richmond Hill, this series takes us inside 8 Asian neighborhoods whose languages, cultures, and belief systems without question play a major role in shaping the future of our borough. A new episode drops every Monday, beginning April 11, 2022. The Queens Memory podcast is a production of Queens Public Library and was made possible in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities: Democracy demands wisdom. The views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this episode are those of its creators and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of National Endowment for the Humanities, Queens Public Library, the City University of New York, or their employees. For more on the Queens Memory podcast, visit QueensMemory.org/podcast.

Categories: Education

Tags: Asian, asian american, Bangla, bangladeshi, chinatown, Chinese, Elmhurst, Flushing, Hindi, immigration, Jackson Heights, Korean, Little Manila, mandarin, Nepali, new york city, oral history, Personal Stories, queens, Richmond Hill, Tagalog, Tibetan, Urdu, Woodside

Sometimes funny, sometimes sad but always fascinating, this show aims to uncover stories of self-discovery and coming out from a diverse range of LGBT+ guests answering the simple question…when did you know? Get in touch with me at WDYKPod@gmail.com or follow the show on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

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Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: Biography, bisexual, gay, lesbian, lgbt, mental-health, Personal Stories, queer, trans

With the On Path podcast you’ll hear the behind-the-scenes of what got professionals in the technology sector to where they are today. These are the career and life stories that aren’t captured on a LinkedIn or web profile. The twists and turns. The inspirations and influences. Hosted by Vijay Viswanathan.

Categories: Business

Tags: careers, marketing, Personal Stories

Proof that it’s never too late, you’re never too old, so go do that thing you’re always talking about!

Categories: Business, Education, Health & Fitness

Tags: Abundance, changing careers, changing direction, conciousness, confidence, growth, health, Identity, interviews, it's never too late, learning journey, learning new things, left turn, life after 40, life after 50., life after 60., life after 70, life after 80, life after eighty, life after fifty, life after forty, life after seventy, life after sixty, life improvement, life lessons, life's journey, living outside the box, love, mental-health, mindfulness, new directions, older and wiser, personal growth, Personal Stories, pivot, Psychology, relationships, scarcity, self help, Self-Improvement, starting over, Stories, success later in life, success stories, transitions, true personal stories

I love stories of Overcoming and Becoming. Hi, welcome to the Corner of Hope and Wellness with Carrie Hill. Each week I’ll bring you a thirty minute, bite-sized conversation with real people sharing real stories of overcoming challenges and finding resiliency. I created this podcast so that I could explore the intersection between hope and wellness. It’s based on my own lived experience with depression, anxiety and overcoming an eating disorder. My definition of hope is a desire for a GREAT outcome – So, when I talk about that intersection, I’m talking about that place where we experience those sparks along our path that inspire us and lead us to a place of resiliency. My guests will share their day to day tools that have helped them along their journey. My desire is that not only are our stories relatable, but they will inspire you to invest in yourself through this adventure called life.

Categories: Health & Fitness

Tags: becoming, growth, hope, inspiration, interviews, mental-health, Personal Stories, Podcast, resiliency, self care, self help, wellness