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And Then Suddenly — 74 episodes

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74: Brenden Kumarasamy on competition and communication

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73: Maynard Okereke on finding his lane

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72: Kate White on seriously listening to her body

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71: Leilani De Nieva on everything supernatural in Pittsburg

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70: Kwazar Martin on his grandmother and art

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69: Brandon Saiz on getting validation

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68: Lorna Rose on her unexpected pregnancy

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67: Jaimie Sherling on getting a late night message

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66: Marinke van Riet on leading and belonging

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65: Big D on being a biker who empowers the abused

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64: Melissa Panszi Riebe on the dinner that launched a business

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63: Susan Myhr Fritz on that time in the Berkshires

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62: Welcome to Season Three, let's chat shall we?

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Season Two: Ending with a thank you

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60: Elizabeth Howard Phillips & Kenneth Phillips on their bright light

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59: Ashley Lauren Rogers on taking a stand

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58: Katherine Cooper on the slow burn of 2020

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57: Jad Mahmoud Halabi on his Dad's advice

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56: Paola Irun on turning points

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55: Carmel Fauci on meeting her second husband

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54: Jennifer Tan on the journey to Shine

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53: Jack Ridl on the most important word in the world

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52: Stacy Walsh on finding the good

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51: Hellen Beyioku-Alase on using her voice to help Deaf women in Nigeria

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50: Neema Tembele of Tanzania on her unexpected wake up call

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49: Bwiite Lydia on fighting for justice in Uganda

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48: Maureen Ava Mata on finding power in disability in the Philippines

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47: Anna Xwexx Morena on asylum and being a Ugandan transgender activist

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46: Mohamed Magassa on representing

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45: Amelia Kent on talking about the hard road

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44: Nancy Allen on falling in love with spiritual psychology

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43: Derek on leaving the friend zone

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42: Mike Wanjeng'u of Kenya on the words of his father

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41: Ou Vanda & Rizal Balatbat on helping older people in Cambodia and the Philippines

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40: Olivia LaBarre on intuition and an unexpected business

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39: Mary Jo McConnell on finding her voice

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38: Anan Bouapha on becoming an LGBTI activist in Laos

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37: Molika Gupta on rewriting her immigrant spouse story

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36: Brandon Saiz on becoming Chief Petty Officer

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35: Goldie Peacock on meeting the hottie walking down the stairs

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34: Winston Shaw on the missed call that led to law

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33: Kate Wallinga on being one in four million

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32: Amanda Frankel on running for Congress

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31: Shoshana Swell on going to the moon

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30: Brian Baker on fighting for love

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29: Season One- That's a wrap!

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28: Steven Pacheco on the bus ride to Boston

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27: Uyen Trinh on stopping an autopilot life

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26: Paul Griffin on instant change

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25: Julie Dombo on surviving

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24: Calvin Gimpelevich on the task of writing

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23: Wendy Ann Gentry on the long awaited package

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22: Harry Zikos on risk

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21: Amanda Laird on going with the flow

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20: Richard Chang on discovering Wong Chin Foo

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19: Susan Fritz on life ten years later

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18: Tyron Cutner on being a sharp dressed man

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17: Catherine Rondthaler on babies and a new life

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16: Angela "Merk" Nguyen on starting her glory days

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15: Chris Tatem on listening to the political divide

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14: Becky Curran on changing the world with her story

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13: Elizabeth Nelson on working in animal welfare

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12: Anthony Mancinelli (the world's oldest barber) on his wife

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11: Stephan Wolfert on rewiring the brain with Shakespeare and science

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10: Bill Monroe on getting better (and not getting best)

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09: Ciaran Blumenfeld on meeting the supernatural during a bus ride

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08: Duncan Payne on being in the belly of the whale

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07: Megan Bryan on being a mom who puts out many fires

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06: Debórah Eliezer Adabachi on the movement that shifted everything

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05: Brian on drawdown and life after the Marines

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04: Piri Miller on making orgasms her business

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03: Dr. Justyna Zapolska on discovering the unconscious mind

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02: Sarah Bracey White on her mother, segregation, and freedom

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01: Angela Santillo on changing stories and making a podcast