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Troubled Hands

by Nicholas Adam Krol

Interviews of individuals who have gone through difficult events and explain the story in a relatable way. It is the hope that in sharing this, people will relate, find comfort and inspiration to move forward with whatever they are facing or to at least enjoy the story.

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Episodes

  1. I Joined the Circus

    Eric Mikszta reflects on a time where he was trying to make it work with a girlfriend who was in the middle of following her dream. He was going to join her in this dream so that they could be together. And where did this dream take them?... The Circus. Nobody likes to relive heartbreak, but he...

  2. Let It Be

    Abby Harkness lost both parents to cancer at a young age. She takes the time to remember fondly how her parents, home and surroundings were precious and unique. Though she faced an oddly unfair start, she expresses gratitude for what was special, remembers those who supported her and shares how…

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  3. Her Favorite Color Was Glitter

    Ryan Krause is a longtime friend who shares memories about his sister Kellie, her fight with small cell ovarian cancer and gives a heartfelt thank you to all the support received through this battle. Though Ryan speaks about the complexities of having a family that works together and showing...

  4. Behind Closed Doors

    Annie finds herself paired with someone losing a battle to alcohol abuse. Their relationship goes from happy to a state of constant sacrifice, avoidance, being subjected to aggression and eventually puts her in a position where her only choice is to leave. Annie references Turning Point...

  5. What a Soldier Carries

    Chris is a longtime friend who is a family man and a retired soldier. He shares a story of injury that occurred during one of his deployments. This gives insight to somethings rarely considered by those of us who have not served or seen battle. He urges us to have the conversation or at least…

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  6. It's Just Ironic

    Kellie Fraser is a wife, mother, daughter & professional… she’s also busy in all of these roles. But life doesn’t slow down. Confronted with a unique trail of clues to follow, it would have been easy to miss a beat or lose track of time that could have been costly. Kellie will tell us how in her...

  7. What Matters Most?

    What matters most- Ross walks us through his story about surviving toxic surroundings, finding new belonging and developing a deep relationship with it. Though he is still learning to draw the line, he is still answering “The Call.” Ross touches on intergenerational trauma, general awareness and...

  8. Jordan's Note

    Kellie Campbell Holmes reminds us that one loss is still too many. She shares the story of how even though she built a home of love for her boys and a safe space for their friends, some signs can be missed. Jordan was loved by many who didn’t put clues together in time. Following the loss she…

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  9. The Importance of Getting Help

    Mathius Carter is a U.S Army veteran, veteran community outreach coordinator and a proud father. In this episode, he explains his path out of high school into war and back home again. The years to follow put him on a separate journey focused on healing his PTSD, fighting for that same cause in...

  10. Lost and Found

    Colleen Davenport tells her story of faith in her family by showing that family trees have roots that run deep and sometimes the network is expansive. Her story is proof that roles do not have to be traditional and that love has many forms. Colleen is a proud wife, mom of three and daughter times...

  11. Calling the Shots

    Christie Gabriel shares the story of her path into modeling. In the process of resisting the norm, she found a way to guide others who wanted to do what she had accomplished. While compiling her notes, she found it would be better to publish a book and a documentary of the same title; “The...

  12. A Nostalgic Polish Identity

    Robert Lisowski shares his family story focusing mainly on his father’s (Marian Lisowski) many obstacles that started at an early age. Explaining what he knows about the decades that passed from the tail end of World War I up to present day, Robert shows us that on the other side of survival you...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Interviews of individuals who have gone through difficult events and explain the story in a relatable way. It is the hope that in sharing this, people will relate, find comfort and inspiration to move forward with whatever they are facing or to at least enjoy the story.

HOSTED BY

Nicholas Adam Krol

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How many episodes does Troubled Hands have?

Troubled Hands currently has 12 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

What is Troubled Hands about?

Interviews of individuals who have gone through difficult events and explain the story in a relatable way. It is the hope that in sharing this, people will relate, find comfort and inspiration to move forward with whatever they are facing or to at least enjoy the story.

How often does Troubled Hands release new episodes?

Troubled Hands has 12 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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Who hosts Troubled Hands?

Troubled Hands is created and hosted by Nicholas Adam Krol.
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