I See You (2018-2021)
A podcast where we advocate that compassion and connection save lives
At 35 years old, Amy shares how giving up control is helping her face her terminal cancer relapse. She is an adored wife, an incredible mother to six children, and forever my angel sister.
It is my honor to have her light on the podcast today. Don’t miss this episode.
Episode Sponsor: Briana Hoffman, Utah Realtor
No Hard Feeling by The Avett Brothers
Read MoreDo you have a healthy relationship with food? Chanelle Neilson has worked hard to answer yes. In today’s episode, she describes the journey she has taken to change the voices in her head and to practice gratitude for her God-given body. Her applicable tools are already helping me in my own negative self-talk around my body and food.
Chanelle’s Website: Moms Who Know Podcast
Don’t miss Tony’s free parenting class to help during these uncertain times!
Read MoreWhile life feels a little uncertain right now, I see so much light and hope in all the beautiful people around me! I am falling in love with people all over again, and I’m trying to find creative ways to see each other and become new, better people! Share your stories of cool people seeing you during social distancing by
Episode Sponsor: Tony Overbay, Host of The Virtual Couch Podcast
Read More23 was a big year for Weston. He had just gotten a promotion at his job, his wife was about to give birth to their first baby, and he loved his life in Texas. Today, Weston talks about the heart wrenching story of his precious little family. He shares what got him through the dark days and why he feels hope for the future.
This Episode’s Sponsor: Utah Homicide Survivor
What does fresh chocolate chip cookies have to do with engineering? For Sydne Jacques, it’s all about connection. On today’s episode, she shares the best advice she has been given, what it means to be fully present, and how to
find the upper arrow in any situation.
This Week’s Sponsor: Nicole Christianson Photography
When Jennie’s husband was killed in Afghanistan, she had the whole nation watching. Mother of seven children, and wife to a mayor AND major in the National Guard, Jennie Taylor’s life was full. And she was happy with it. When two soldiers in uniform knocked on her door, every aspect of her life dramatically changed.
Jennie shares what it feels like to lose a loved one, and how in a way she cannot explain, she and her husband are now one.
This podcast episode was recorded in front of a live audience near San Diego, California. And it was the coolest.
This podcast’s sponsor: Utah Homicide Survivors
Read MoreJames spent a lot of his life not looking at memories from the past, until he realized how much they were holding him back. James was physically, sexually, and emotionally abused as a young boy. For years. Today, James talks about the powerful lessons he has learned as he has chosen to heal from his trauma. It changes the way he parents, coaches, and shows up for life. We discuss the power of mindfulness, vulnerability, and of course, Brene Brown.
This Week’s Sponsor: Briana Hoffman, Realtor
Read MoreToday we are joined by a communications guru! Carolynn Morris is a life coach, a keynote speaker, and her passion is helping people elevate their communication. Today, she and I discuss how to create healthy connections, set up boundaries, and live a more fulfilling life through positive communication.
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Have you been wanting to catch up on previous episodes? Now is your chance! As my personal and professional life shift, podcasts will be released every other Friday for the time being.
This Week’s Sponsor: Utah Homicide Survivors
Read MoreHow do let our baggage fuel us forward instead of hold us back? As a little girl, Michelle obtained some baggage both literally and figuratively. Today she shares how she has used her baggage to perform at a higher level, rather than let it bring her down.
Michelle McCullough started her first business when she was 19 and currently runs 3 companies including consulting businesses all over the world. A seasoned speaker, Michelle teaches success principles and leadership insights that help boost employee engagement and higher performance.
There will be a 2 week podcast break for the holidays! Look for Episode 73 on Friday, January 10th!
Episode Sponsor: Utah Homicide Survivors
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Read MoreAfter toilet papering a house when he was 16, today’s guest never imagined where a police ‘ride along’ experience would lead him. But it was for the better. Brandon Merrill chose a very different path then the average law grad. He is the founder of the non-profit organization, Utah Homicide Survivors, and he dedicates his career to helping family members of murder victims. Today he shares some of the most valuable lessons he has learned, specific examples of seeing the best in your community, and how to live a happy life while wading in turbulent waters.
Today’s Sponsor: Watercolors by Bree
Utah Homicide Survivors Website
Read MoreMeasuring at 2 feet 2 inches, Melinda Bird is use to people underestimating her. In fact doctors told her parents to let her die as an infant, they said she would have no life. Today she shares how her parents taught her how to thrive in her body, exactly as she is. From 4-wheeling, to volunteering at local animal rescue foundations, Melinda exudes both drive and compassion. This Week’s Sponsor: Briana Hoffman, Realtor Melinda Bird’s Email: melindabird73@gmail.com
Read MoreAs a speaker and podcaster, I often get asked about my husband’s perspective on my journey with mental health. What was he thinking through all this? Today, I interview Rob and he shares his take on the last 10 years.
My husband and I are very different people. But some of the things we share in common are our common experiences, the challenges we have been through together in our first 10 years of marriage. We like each other a lot.
This Week’s Episode Sponsor: Tony Overbay
Tony’s Path Back Recovery Website
Read MoreBecoming a doctor isn’t easy, and for radiology resident, Lane Miner, the stress could be overwhelming at times. During his second year of medical school, Lane experienced his first panic attack. And more would follow. He was forced to take a journey of self discovery and struggle, where he gained gifts that he now extends to others. Not only has Lane helped me get through some of my own mental health journey, he has gained an increased empathy for all who struggle, which translates to him becoming one of the most compassionate physicians and people that I know.
This Week’s Sponsor: Tony Overbay, Host of The Virtual Couch podcast
Read MoreHaving a stutter his whole life has been a challenge for Charles White, but it certainly hasn’t stopped him. As a Secret Service Officer for the White House, Officer White serves his country during the day and loves to karaoke at night.
I met Officer White while on my annual girl’s trip. Our girls trip this year had special meaning for my family. And while touring the white house, we met a very special human being.
This Episode’s Sponsor: Tony Overbay
Tony Overbay’s Pornography Addiction Recovery Website
Read MoreAs the dietician of the Utah State Prison, Laura has the remarkable opportunity to counsel and show compassion to a group of people who are commonly under-served. Her spirit of love and open heart are inspiring, plus she is super good at her job and has fascinating facts to share about how things work in the prison system.
This Episode’s Sponsor: Tony Overbay, host of the Virtual Couch
The Path Back Recovery Website
Read MoreTwo weeks ago, I found myself waist deep in “the hole”. All the things I speak and podcast about became even more important to me than they were the day before. Today I share what it felt like to be in the hole again, even just for a couple days, and the resources I tapped into that helped me get back out. I discuss the meaning behind my suffering, in hopes you can find yours. I also quote Viktor Frankl a lot.
This Week’s Sponsor: Tony Overbay, host of The Virtual Couch and creator of The Path Back
The Path Back Recovery Website
Viktor Frankl’s Man’s Search For Meaning
Read MoreA closed adoption took place when Melissa was 19 days old. She always felt completely loved and united with her adopted family. Still, when she first heard a few details about her birth mom through a third party, she felt a special bond to this woman she had never met. In this week’s episode, Melissa takes us on a journey to rediscovering family, strengthening relationships with her adopted family, and mourning the loss of the family she will never meet. Whether it’s the family you didn’t choose, the one you chose, or the one that chose you, there is applicable wisdom strewn throughout this heartfelt conversation on how to reconnect to all of our relationships.
This Week’s Sponsor: Lisa’s Passion For Popcorn
Read MoreHave you had a kid who made decisions far from the path you wanted for them? Magali was that kid. Pregnant at 15 was not where she or her parents thought her grown-up life would begin, but it did. Her path did not end there and her life was not over. Now, as a parent, she is watching her own children take unique paths and she has felt some of the feelings her own parents experienced watching her struggle. Magali brings her beautiful, full-circle story to our podcast. You cannot help but love Magali Cromar for her courage, her heart, and her wisdom that will help us each change the way we interact with those we love most.
This Week’s Sponsor: Lisa’s Passion For Popcorn
Read MoreClint speaks to thousands at once, but today he is speaking to you. This now professional drummer and keynote speaker was once bullied and nicknamed “tapper” and “twitcher”. In today’s episode, Clint shares his magical story of being introduced to his first pair of drumsticks through an act of compassion. His life experiences and opportunities stemmed from one person who chose to see his tendencies as an opportunity instead of a problem. He ends are episode with two important pieces of wisdom for anyone who is struggling. If you are looking for pick-me-up or a small glimmer of hope, today’s episode is for you.
Today’s Sponsor: LifeStar Network
Read MoreAs a 15 year old, Christa never imagined she would wake up to world where she was without her brother. After his suicide, Christa went to a dark place and she didn't want to heal. Having just published her book, Brothers Keeper, Christa shares what she has learned about loss, healing, and loving a new life.
This Week’s Sponsor: Mountain West Animal Hospital
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