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Making Headway

Eryn Martin and Alison House

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Making Headway is a podcast made for brain injury survivors by two friends who also happen to be brain injury survivors. Known as the "invisible disability", brain injuries can make survivors feel alone and isolated even though an estimated 1.5 million Americans are affected every year. You are not alone. Join hosts Eryn Martin (subarachnoid hemorrhage survivor) and Alison House (subarachnoid hemorrhage survivor) on their brain injury recovery journeys as they interview medical practitioners ...
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Brandwidth On Demand

David Martin & Kipper McGee

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Every episode, radio's top hosts, PD's and media thought leaders share tips, tools, and tradecraft secrets on remaining relevant in our ever-evolving mediascape. Hosted by veteran manager and 2nd generation broadcaster David Martin and recovering radio programmer and author of "Brandwidth, America's Digital Branding Coach " Kipper McGee.
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Summary In this episode of the Making Headway Podcast, Octavia Burrell shares her experience of dating after a brain injury. Octavia had a brain hemorrhage at the age of 24 and had to rebuild her life and career. She discusses the challenges of dating as a brain injury survivor and the importance of taking the time to heal and focus on personal gro…
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In this episode of the Making Headway podcast, Eryn and Alison welcome Erin Kreszl and Jaime Meltzer from The Bee Foundation, an organization dedicated to brain aneurysm prevention. Jaime shares her personal story of losing her sister to a brain aneurysm and how it propelled her into advocacy and support for others affected by similar tragedies. Th…
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Introduction Brain injury is uncharted territory for many, you included! Finding reliable help that, well, actually helps ,is daunting if not impossible to find. Eric Kubeka has been there. In his desperation to heal after a TBI he found functional medicine providers that actually helped his brain fog, memory issues, mental health challenges, etc. …
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Intro After brain injury, some of us are left with limbs and bodies that no longer function the way we are used to. Others have neurologic disorders that do something similar. One condition that does this is called dystonia. Dystonia is a movement disorder that causes muscles to spasm and contract resulting in abnormal postures, twisting, and repet…
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Introduction A small subset of hemorrhagic stroke survivors never find out what caused their bleeds. This is call perimesencephalic subarachnoid hemorrhage. Although very rare, this episode has three survivors , Alison, Cheryl, and Eryn, who have found each other and have helped each through their recoveries. Having a community that have experience…
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After brain injury returning to your world can be daunting. You feel different, you are different so how do you rejoin your social circles or make new ones? In this episode Alison and Eryn talk about their experiences re-establishing social lives post brain injuries. They provide helpful insights and tips they have learned along the way that really…
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Intro Have you ever thought about how the doctors know what treatments to use to diagnose and treat your brain aneurysm? Research obviously creates this but where does the money come from? A major source of funding comes through public policy and the federal government. The Bee Foundation has a strong presence on Capitol Hill through their work wit…
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Kelly Ford is making waves as the newly named Music Director and afternoon host at 103.1 The Wolf on Long Island and continues to connect with listeners across the country as host of the nationally syndicated Backstage Country. Known for her warm, authentic style, Kelly has built a remarkable career in country radio, beginning with a 20-year run at…
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Intro So you had the big bad thing happen... and now you have a brain injury. You’re in every form of rehab doing the work to build yourself. An often overlooked part of brain injury recovery is finding others who have been there. Connecting with those who have lived experience helps lessen the feelings of isolation that come when your brain is no …
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The third in our brain aneurysm awareness month series does not disappoint! Gia Patel a teenage survivor of a brain aneurysm rupture comes on to talk about her experience and how she transformed it into an educational campaign supporting accurate diagnosis of childhood aneurysms. She also gives advice on storytelling, highlighting its importance fo…
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Summary In this conversation, Tawnie, an aneurysm survivor, shares her experience of misdiagnosis and delayed treatment. She discusses the symptoms she experienced leading up to her aneurysm rupture and the challenges she faced in getting proper medical attention. Tawnie emphasizes the importance of advocating for oneself and the need for better aw…
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Get ready for a deep dive into the future of audio with Steve Goldstein, founder of Amplifi Media and one of the most experienced voices in podcasting today. In this episode, Steve uncovers how the landscape of radio, TV, and print is shifting dramatically as on-demand platforms take center stage. Discover why younger audiences are moving away from…
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Welcome to brain aneurysm awareness month! For the month of September, Making Headway Podcast and the The Bee Foundation have partnered to provide a month of episodes exploring resources for brain aneurysm survivors and caregivers. We will also be featuring more great survivor stories and advice. Today’s episode speaks with Erin Kreszel and Christi…
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Introduction This is the episode we have been searching for! We highly recommend it for anyone struggling to get the recovery results they hope for post brain injury. In today’s episode, Aaron Cloutier, Doctor of Chiropractics and Anna Blash an Upledger trained craniosacral therapist, massage therapist, and somatoemotional release expert guide us o…
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Did you know, 10% of people in the US under the age of 45 experience having a stroke? In this episode, Alison and Eryn interview of childhood survivor of AVM rupture, Andrew Penarubia. Andrew is the one and only intern for Making Headway Podcast. His claim to fame didn’t start there though. Since being left with only one fully functioning hand he h…
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In this episode, David Moore, Brand and Content Director/Operations Manager for KSLX/KDKB/KAZG, Hubbard Radio Phoenix, shares insights from over three decades in radio. He discusses the essential skills needed to thrive in today’s rapidly evolving industry, the importance of staying "plugged in," and the evolving role of radio program managers. Dav…
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Feeling isolated after your diagnosis? Finding your tribe is life altering and tremendously helpful in facilitating your treatment and recovery from brain surgery and bleeds. TAAF is The Aneurysm and AVM Foundation, a foundation focused on supporting brain bleed survivors, grieving families, caregivers, and research. In this episode, Eryn interview…
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Summary Did you know there are more than 5.3 million individuals in the U.S who are living with a permanent brain injury-related disability? That's 1 in every 60 people. In today's episode, Eryn updates everyone on where she has been and how she has been doing over the past few years. She shares with us her struggle with depression, the impact of C…
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Intro Welcome Back! Season Three is starting strong with a kick ass survivor and our new co-host Alison House. In today's episode, both Alison and Eryn go over their experiences as well as the many obstacles they face as stroke survivors. They share their experiences on how standing firm in their faith, showing gratitude, and spending time in natur…
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Legendary radio consultant Tracy Johnson joins hosts Dave Martin and Kipper McGee to share his insights on the critical need for radio to become more provocative and emotionally engaging. Tracy emphasizes the necessity for boldness and innovation, but addresses the challenge of balancing innovation with risk, urging stations to listen to and empowe…
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Summary Season 3 of the Making Headway podcast is about to begin!! Fun things are in store as there is a new co-host joining Eryn. Welcome Alison House! Both Eryn and Alison are brain injury survivors and nurses, bringing a unique perspective to the show. They will continue to interview brain injury survivors who have achieved amazing things in the…
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In our 200th episode, we welcome back radio veteran Mike McVay, winner of the 2024 Giants of Broadcasting Award among many other accolades. Known for his programming excellence and industry insights, Mike shares his expertise on evolving leadership roles, integrating niche media, and revitalizing the listening experience. He discusses future challe…
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In honor of LGBTQ+ Pride Month, Brandwidth on Demand features Brad Fuhr, owner of KGAY Radio in Palm Springs, and Chris Schebel, KGAY's Program Director. KGAY Radio in Palm Springs, known for pride and inclusivity, integrates radio with digital content through the Gay Desert Guide. Brad and Chris share insights on creating a vibrant community hub, …
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Gain valuable insights from Molly Cruz, Brand Manager for B96, WBBM-FM in Chicago. Discover strategies for navigating market differences, effective programming, and team leadership. Learn how to build brand awareness, engage with the community, and maintain a positive mindset. Whether you're an aspiring radio professional or a seasoned Brand Manage…
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This time we're joined by Chris Kelly and Chris Demm, the co-hosts of the popular morning radio show "2 Guys Named Chris". With over 25 years of success, Chris and Chris share their journey from initial radio rivalry to teaming up to become a top-rated morning show. The duo discusses their unique chemistry, supported by producer Josh Ellinger and m…
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This time, we feature Nashville’s Multimedia Queen. WSM-AM's Eryn Cooper, a multimedia journalist, morning show producer, emerging radio personality, and self-proclaimed "professional fan." Eryn discusses her career path, how she's advanced from radio newbie to assistant brand manager and on-air talent in just two years, and her current roles worki…
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Steve Reynolds is a renowned radio talent coach focusing on Top 10 Talent. With a career that started in the 1990s, he has worked his way up from on-air positions to programming and management roles at notable stations including the legendary WRAL. In 2001, he established the Reynolds Group, offering innovative strategies and assistance to top show…
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Dave Beasing is a distinguished, seasoned consultant and media brand creator with a remarkable track record at MTV, VH1, ABC, CBS, NPR, iHeart, Lions Gate, and radio. Dave's ongoing creativity positions him at the forefront of the industry as the founder of SOUND THAT BRANDS. Starting Nebraska station, Dave later contributed significantly in Tulsa,…
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In this episode, we explore the evolving dynamics of radio in 2024 with industry guru Sean Ross! In his roles as VP Music + Programming at Edison Research, and creator of the popular Ross on Radio Insight column, Sean is the perfect 'go-to' guy to explore the key questions we'll all be facing in 2024. Among them: Can collaboration with record label…
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Corey Dylan, the morning host of 100.7 Big FM in San Diego, Corey discusses her passion for radio, her career journey, and the importance of embracing new technologies like AI in the industry. She emphasizes the need to adapt to changes, learn about AI, and use it to enhance rather than replace human creativity. Corey also shares advice she receive…
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We welcome back Fred Jacobs, the media visionary and founder of Jacobs Media Strategies, known for creating the Classic Rock format in the 80s. This time, Fred emphasizes the importance of innovation in the radio industry. He expresses optimism about radio's future and ways you can succeed, but he also highlights the need for creative formats and r…
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In this compelling podcast episode, we welcome back Erica Mandy, the acclaimed broadcast journalist behind The Newsworthy podcast. From leaving CBS to launching her daily news podcast in 2017, Erica shares insights into her journey, marked by millions of monthly downloads and accolades from Harper's Bazaar and Podchaser. Recognized as one of the to…
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Harry Lyles is an accomplished multi-format programmer and is widely recognized as the foremost expert in all forms of Hip Hop, R&B, Rhythmic, Rhythmic AC and Gospel. As president of Lyles Media, Harry has been the programming partner for some of the most prominent broadcasting and media companies in the business. He’s well known for positioning co…
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Get an exclusive peek into the media industry's behind-the-scenes, lessons from the journey of Emmis Communications Founder/Chairman Jeff Smulyan, In this episode he shares his journey, with a reminder of the power of fun and meaningful connections. Grab your front-row seat to the behind-the-scenes action and dive into this podcast for a rollercoas…
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In today's fast-changing media landscape, Holland Cooke, a renowned radio consultant and host, offers valuable insights into local radio's future. He emphasizes the need for adaptation and highlights local radio's varied roles based on market characteristics. To attract and keep listeners, he suggests focusing on unique music programming. Additiona…
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With over 25 years of radio experience, Steve Allen has programmed a variety of radio formats, with winning radio stations in Washington, DC, Boston, Detroit and Cincinnati, He has also held a number of corporate programming positions, and is now Programming Research Consultant for the Research Director, Inc. Steve is a self-proclaimed 'data-geek' …
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Andy Bloom is a radio industry veteran with a wealth of experience and expertise. He has held key positions at some of the most successful radio stations in the country, including WYSP, Philadelphia, SportsRadio 94WIP, Talk Radio 1240 WHP, Greater Media, Emmis Communications, and Coleman Parkes Research. He’s also worked in politics. He is known fo…
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TJ Taormina started as a podcaster who became an intern and later, a producer for Elvis Duran at New York's Z100! Later, when his show on Boston's AMP Radio ended due to the pandemic, TJ decided to create his own podcast called "The TJ Show Until Further Notice." The podcast gained attention, and soon other radio stations started reaching out to hi…
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Feel overwhelmed by the continuous change in our mediascape? Concerned about keeping your job, let alone becoming the obvious choice when the next ‘big gig’ opens? Mike McVay is President of McVay Media, a full-service consulting firm, the specializes in content creation, audio programming, talent coaching and unique media strategy design. He also …
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Steve Reynolds is a renowned radio talent coach focusing on Top 10 Talent. With a career that started in the 1990s, he has worked his way up from on-air positions to programming and management roles at notable stations including the legendary WRAL. In 2001, he established the Reynolds Group, offering innovative strategies and assistance to top show…
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It was a shocking blow to the entertainment industry. Iconic voiceover talent, Nick Michaels, bid farewell to the world on May 26, 2018, and radio branding hasn’t been the same since. Five Years later, the vocal prowess that could make hearts flutter and goosebumps rise, demonstrates not only that Nick was a true force to be reckoned with, but beyo…
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Scotty Kay is a Chicago native and a multimedia talent who has made his mark in various fields of entertainment. He gained national attention as a contestant on "So You Think You Can Dance" and later competed on "American Ninja Warrior," showcasing impressive physical abilities. His radio career hit the major markets at Kiss FM in Chicago, where hi…
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This time we head west where McCall Taylor, radio show host for Utah's 94.5 VFX, breaks the misconception of radio's decline and explores its transition into a new era across various platforms. McCall's genuine commitment to community-building shines as she encourages listeners to fearlessly express themselves online. Engaging with her audience thr…
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Dave Hunter and Chuck "The Freak" Urquhart are an award-winning duo who have hosted mornings at Detroit’s legendary WRIF since 2013. They're always finding new ways to fire up their fan base with their take on the craziest stories from around the world. They have co-hosts who add their own perspectives, including Lisa Way and Andy Green, along with…
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Phil Becker is an experienced radio executive and Executive VP of Content at Alpha Media, a top privately-owned US radio broadcast company. He has managed over 200 radio stations in diverse markets and formats, leading a team of format captains and regional vice presidents. Phil prioritizes talent development, seeking individuals with innate storyt…
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Rob Barnett is a headhunter, management executive, author, podcaster, and entrepreneur. As founder of Rob Barnett Media, he has discovered, hired, and led hundreds of talented creators and executives in senior management roles at MTV, VH1, and Audible/Amazon. After a distinguished programming career, Rob was named President of Programming at CBS Ra…
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Kramer and Jess are the dynamic morning team on Mix 106.5 in Baltimore, known fortheir infectious energy and witty banter. Other broadcasters can learn from their relatable humor, ability to connect with listeners, and skillful interviewing of a wide range of guests from celebrities to local heroes. Their chemistry and genuine friendship shine thro…
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Seth Resler is the Digital Dot Connector at Jacobs Media Strategies. He really gets it when it comes to radio and digital media, and the perfect guy to help any radio brand step up their online game. He's a frequent speaker at conferences like the Worldwide Radio Summit, Podcast Movement, and state broadcast association meetings. Also, he's got a k…
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Andie Summers, the legendary morning host at 92.5 XTU in Philadelphia, has been on the air for more than 20 years. The love of her listeners and the admiration of the entire country music community have earned her numerous awards, including Best Major Market Personality from the ACM and CMA. But Andie's achievements don't end there. She's a woman w…
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When it comes to music and radio, the one person our industry looks to is Sean Ross. His Ross on Radio Insight is considered one of the leading info sources for today’s changing mediascape. Serving as Vice President/ Music and Programming, Sean is also a veteran of radio trade journalism at Billboard, Radio & Records, M Street Journal, and others. …
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