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Share The Struggle

Loud Proud American, Keith Liberty

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If you find strength in the struggle then this podcast is for you! Everyone struggles the difference is some of us go through it and some of us grow through it, the choice is yours. Share The Struggle Podcast is a raw real-time response to life from a Patriotic S.O.B with an entrepreneurial mindset and a leadership obsession. In this podcast, Keith Liberty shares a collection of life lessons that led him to bet on himself, wins losses, and funny F-ups in between. Leaving a career to chase hi ...
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Podcast Unreasonable

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Feeling overwhelmed by the relentless attack on American Democracy by the Religious Right? Welcome to Unreasonable: sane conversations for a country that's lost its friggin' mind. But Unreasonable is more than a podcast. It’s the start of a movement to reverse the inexorable rise of religious fanaticism taking over our government and our lives, on issues from public education, to women’s reproductive health, to the mainstreaming of loud-and-proud racism. Here we not only learn together what ...
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We Don't Sip Tea We Drink Wine

We Don’t Sip Tea We Drink Wine

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I go by MissJLH and WELCOME to my world! This podcast started off as me just wanting to talk spicy and get tipsy and make people laugh, however, this platform became so much more than that! We Don't Sip Tea We Drink Wine is "F.U.B.U" (For Us By Us). I wanted to create a platform where I could present blackness and black people in the most authentic way. I not only discuss our plight and struggles but our triumph's and out strength's. My goal is always to inform and educate but most important ...
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Welcome to The MasQuerade Podcast, a politically charged podcast that offers improv comedy and sarcasm in response to state, national, and world government. The MasQuerade Odcast is a MasQuerade Productions original podcast series hosted by conservative constitutionalist, and entertainer, "The Original" Joshy Cox and Joshuaholics worldwide. Joshy is LOUD and PROUD and no stranger to controversy as he continues his life, passion of exposing corruption. The self-proclaimed "most censored man i ...
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Early last week we recorded an interview with illustrator Jesse Duquette. Then we got the word over the weekend: Meta not only shut his account down, but permanently deleted its posts and eradicated his community of over 200,000+ followers. Mark Zuckerberg’s Metaminions decided Duquette’s incisive and hard-hitting cartoons were just too much for In…
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Balancing the chaos of newborn nights with the high-energy hustle of the Fryeburg Fair, we've got stories to share that'll make you laugh, reflect, and maybe even tear up a bit. From hilarious "ick" moments to the unexpected charm offensive led by our little Paisley, our journey intertwines family life with the grind of running a business. We faced…
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Join me for a firsthand account of the bustling scene at the Fryeburg Fair, where I recorded this episode from our travel camper, Matilda. Amidst the lively backdrop of helicopter rides and sizzling barbecues, I share a heartfelt reflection on my first time apart from my wife and newborn daughter, Paisley. Tune in as I discuss how embracing uncomfo…
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How much can life change in just one year? Join us as we reflect on this provocative question, exploring the transformative power of embracing growth through struggles. We dive into the significance of those uncomfortable yet necessary conversations that foster personal development. Broadcasting from our cozy camper, Matilda, amidst the bustling Fr…
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Pierce Watkins is a Zen-master of epistemology. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, epistemology is “the theory of knowledge and understanding, esp. with regard to its methods, validity and scope, and the distinction between justified belief and opinion.” In other words: how do we come to know what we know, and believe what we believe, whet…
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As we prepared for our biggest event of 2024, the Freiburg Fair, an unexpected twist added a layer of excitement and chaos to our lives—parenthood! Join us on Share the Struggle as we navigate the uncharted waters of being first-time parents, balancing the demands of a growing business while embracing the joys and challenges of a newborn. This epis…
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What happens when your first week of parenthood meets the chaos of real life? Join us as we laugh, cry, and navigate the whirlwind that is our new world with baby Paisley. These early days are all about finding strength in our struggles and cherishing the small victories, much like our podcast's beginnings during the pandemic. Ever wondered what it…
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Ever tried managing barn chores while your body signals the arrival of a new family member? Our latest episode captures the whirlwind moments of welcoming Paisley Reign into our lives, from the unexpected onset of labor to the emotional and exhilarating delivery room experience. Feel the tension and joy as we juggle early morning contractions with …
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Just when you thought you had a handle on all of the Christian Nationalist efforts to reshape America into their biblical paradise (think New Apostolic Reformation, Seven Mountains Dominionism, Jericho Marches, The Federalist Society, The Heritage Foundation, TurningPointUSA, Project 2025), along comes Ziklag, a secret society of mega millionaires …
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Imagine being on the brink of a major fair at one of your favorite places on earth, the Windsor Fairgrounds, with an extra Saturday to supercharge your business. That's where we kick off this electrifying episode of Share the Struggle. Join me as I share my joy of returning to this beloved venue and delve into the significance of embracing life's s…
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After a long long week of activity in Chicago, our friends Sarah Levin (Secular Strategies) and Hemant Mehta (Friendly Atheist), graciously agreed to connect for an exclusive conversation for Unreasonable listeners, recapping what they saw and heard at the Democratic National Convention, especially from a secular perspective, since over 30 percent …
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A roadside breakdown to create a day filled with chaos and camaraderie? Picture this: our trusty camper, Old Red, breaks down on Interstate 95 just outside the Gardner exit, sending our plans into a tailspin. With smoke billowing from the engine, we faced a failed radiator hose and ensuing mayhem. Thankfully, our friends Kyle and Julia came to the …
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The Black Church is as American as anything you can name. For so many, the promise of a glorious afterlife gave, and gives, succor to a lifetime of hardship here on Earth. The influence of its sacred music is directly linked to the secular music we all listen to and enjoy today, from Jazz to Soul to R&B to Rock nd Roll. And for that we can be grate…
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Ever wondered if you're truly ready for the monumental changes life throws at you? Come along with me as I unpack this very question in our latest episode of the Share the Struggle podcast. As a 42-year-old soon-to-be dad, I face the daunting balance of family and business responsibilities head-on. Through personal stories and candid reflections, w…
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What happens when the joy of welcoming a new life collides with the chaos of preparation? Join us as we share the highs and lows of Paisley Reign's baby shower, from the intense emotions of planning and hosting to the bittersweet moments of seeing it all come to an end. We'll talk about the concept of nesting and the transformation of our home, whi…
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Ten weeks ago Joe Biden was still the Democratic candidate for president and Donald Trump was…well…still Donald Trump (and he’s only become a more extreme version of himself since). Yet somehow, these two — one, a decent career civil servant, the other a loathsome career self-servant — were neck-and-neck in polling. And Democrats were losing their …
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Have the Olympics lost their magic? As a kid, I couldn't wait to gather around the TV with my family, bursting with pride as we cheered on our athletes. But now, the spirit of unity seems overshadowed by protests and divisive moments. Join me as we recount the transformation of the games, examining how anti-American sentiments and disrespect toward…
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What happens when you embrace vulnerability and turn your struggles into stories of empowerment? This week on the Loud, Proud American podcast, we reflect on the transformative power of sharing personal experiences, fears, and hopes. With 211 weeks under our belt, we celebrate the close-knit, supportive community we've built and welcome new listene…
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Last month, David and Christina attended the annual Secular Student Alliance conference, held this year in sweltering Little Rock, Arkansas. It's a gathering of college students from campuses around the country seeking community and inspiration. That opportunity is especially important at a time when, being reason-based, one feels increasingly outn…
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America, we need to talk. The attempted assassination of President Trump is one of the most shocking events in recent history, and it has left a deep emotional and political scar on our nation. This episode is a heartfelt reflection on the critical importance of unity, transparency, and strength in the face of adversity. We tackle the intense polit…
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What if the secret to personal growth lies in the power of community and embracing uncomfortable conversations? Join us as we explore the essence of fair season and how our collective struggles can shape our lives profoundly. We kick things off with a heartfelt discussion on the importance of unity and growth, celebrating our listeners and welcomin…
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This was an especially nutty week in America. And none of it had to do with a particular televised debate or even the Supreme Court’s ruling on presidential immunity. This week the state of Louisiana mandated that The Ten Commandments be displayed in every one of its public school classrooms. In Oklahoma, in the wake of the state’s Supreme Court de…
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Have you ever found yourself at the crossroads of inspiration and desperation? Tony Robbins once said, "In life, you need either inspiration or desperation," and that powerful notion forms the backbone of this special episode of the Share the Struggle Podcast. As we celebrate our four-year anniversary, we reflect on the highs and lows, from a dip i…
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What happens when a weekend festival, eight years of marriage, and a viral moment collide? We're here to tell you all about it! This episode kicks off with a recap of our latest festival escapades and reflections on our journey together. We chat about the growth that comes from relationship struggles and how those uncomfortable conversations can ac…
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Kadida Kenner and her organization The New Pennsylvania Project — modeled after Stacy Abrams’ New Georgia Project — is focused on engaging with and registering voters in communities whose doors are rarely knocked. NPP is doing a tremendous job across the Commonwealth, and her insights into the current mindset of voters, particular minority voters 3…
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What if an unexpected gift could change the course of your week? Join us as we recount the whirlwind of emotions, laughter, and gratitude that unfolded during Bike Week and a surprise birthday celebration. From navigating the heat and hangovers to celebrating new and old friendships, we share personal anecdotes that highlight the value of camarader…
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What happens when your biggest event of the year takes an unexpected nosedive? Join me on today's Share the Struggle Podcast as I unpack the rollercoaster that was Laconia Bike Week at Bentley Saloon. Despite a disappointing start with attendance down and vendors seeing their sales cut in half, I find hope in the upcoming ride and tattoo contest th…
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In this special edition of Unreasonable, guest host Olivia Goudeau, national organizing manager of the Secular Student Alliance (SSA), talks to Washington Post columnist and author Kate Cohen about her new book, “We Of Little Faith: Why I Stopped Pretending to Believe (and Maybe You Should Too)." Neither fit the conservative invention of “angry ath…
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Imagine taking on the overwhelming responsibilities of a late parent, juggling financial pressures, and supporting a pregnant wife—all while trying to keep a business afloat. This episode of Share the Struggle Podcast promises candid insights into how these daunting challenges can be met with resilience and optimism. Through personal stories and he…
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What if embracing life's toughest challenges could be your greatest source of strength? Join us on this heartfelt episode of the Share the Struggle Podcast as we unpack the art of growing through adversity. With a mix of candid humor and musical improvisation, we dive into how uncomfortable conversations can build resilience and the importance of f…
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Elizabeth and Gabe Rutan-Ram had fostered numerous children before they decided to adopt one, a child from Florida identified with a disability. If they were a monied couple, they could have gone through a private adoption agency spending $30,000 or more. Instead, and more in keeping with their means, they opted to take their state’s mandatory fost…
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Have you ever found yourself pondering the true essence of happiness while navigating the ebbs and flows of life? This week, we unfurl the canvas of our lives, touching on the poignant reality of social isolation and the heartening embrace of community spirit. Join us as we recount the lessons and laughter from a weekend vendor event that proved to…
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Erica Coray and Zach Pekelis are attorneys working to limit the deleterious impacts from religious accommodations. Their SRF panel “Past, Present and Upcoming Battles Over Health Mandates and Religious Accommodations” examined the law governing religious exemptions from public health requirements and the impact these cases have on the future of rel…
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In the House of Representatives there are a handful of secular politicians (some more out than others) who work toward enacting laws uninspired by providence and more by simple reason and innate human morality. Jared Huffman is a congressman from California. A former Mormon preacher and now self-defined humanist, he co-founded and co-chairs (along …
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As I sit down to share this episode with you, my heart is heavy with the tender reflections on the loss of my godfather, Big Al Spencer, yet it's also lightened by the joy of new beginnings as we navigate the complexities of personal growth and emotional healing, touching on the bittersweet realities that come with change. With the warmth of cheris…
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Erin Reed is a transgender woman, public speaker, journalist and activist who tracks anti-LGBTQ+ legislation around the world, tirelessly reporting on issues concerning the trans community. Her immensely influential TikTok account has over 445,000 followers and her daily Substack, Erin In The Morning, has more than 54,000 subscribers. On twitter al…
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On June 12, 2016, life changed for Brandon Wolf. He crouched in a bathroom while a gunman opened fire at Orlando’s Pulse Nightclub, killing his best friends, Drew Leinonen & Juan Guerrero, and 47 others. Rather than be swallowed by the anger and fear of tragedy, Brandon set out to honor the victims’ legacies with action. In the immediate aftermath …
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By his own definition, Todd Stiefel is weathly. He just is. That’s not a judgment, just a fact. When his family business was sold and the non-compete clause kicked in, he was left financially secure and without a career. His years of preparation to lead the company were rendered unnecessary. One day he was Chief Strategy Officer of Stiefel Laborato…
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When life hurls us into its stormiest weather, where do we find our calm? This episode is a celebration, not just of our 200th time around the mic together, but of the raw, transformative journeys we've each undertaken. I'm opening up about the milestones and missteps, the shared wisdom from an insightful friend that's acted as a beacon through my …
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Tim Whitaker is a true believer. The creator and facilitator of The New Evangelicals podcast, Tim advocates for the marginalized within the church, exploring the full depth and breadth of Christian faith traditions, and seeks to hold toxic churches and their leaders accountable. So if you’re appalled by watching the America you thought you knew vio…
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Dr. Anthea Butler is Geraldine R. Segal Professor in American Social Thought, and chair of the department of Religious Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. A historian of African American and American religion, her research and writing spans African American religion and history, Nationalism, race, politics, Evangelicalism, gender and sexuali…
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When joyous news becomes a tapestry of complex emotions, it shakes the very foundation of our expectations. My heart laid bare, I recount the announcement that was supposed to herald happiness but instead became a catalyst for a profound exploration of vulnerability and the human spirit. We navigate the stormy seas of loss, healing, and the quest f…
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We're going to assume that if you're listening to this, Jamie Raskin needs no introduction. He's an icon among progressives and the secular movement. He co-chairs the Congressional Freethought Caucus with Rep. Jared Huffman from California. Even if you're not especially politically engaged, you couldn't have missed him as a forceful and learned voi…
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Ani Zonneveld is a writer, singer/songwriter, and founder and president of Muslims for Progressive Values (MPV), an international human rights organization that advocates for social justice and equality for all, and supports freedom of expression and of conscience, women’s rights and, as an ally, LGBTQ rights. She spoke with Unreasonable about the …
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Like just about everyone we know, Jason Berlin woke up one morning in November 2016 and realized he had to change his life. Being a writer for a reality comedy TV show was all fun and games. But real life had taken a dark turn with the election of a new president who, let’s just say, was not Hillary Clinton. He became an activist. And now, his gras…
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Join me as I share the comically painful on-air mishap that brings authenticity to our story, and how we're preparing for our own draft day style gender reveal - a personal milestone that interweaves with topics of fear, resistance, and the pursuit of the American dream. Resistance can be as subtle as a perfectionist's hesitation or a busy schedule…
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LIVE FROM SRF is a new limited series from Unreasonable, recorded at the 2024 Summit for Religious Freedom in Washington, D.C., April 13-16. We kick off the series with the event's host, Rachel Laser, Americans United for Separation of Church and State’s formidable president and CEO. In this conversation she sets the tone for the amazing and illumi…
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We're rolling out the red, white, and blue carpet to give you a transparent tour of the first Loud Proud American event of 2024. My wife and I are living proof that American dreams are woven from the threads of hard work, passion, and a sprinkle of madness. As we recount the setup shenanigans at Mohegan Sun, the electric first sale, and the highs a…
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With this episode, we begin a four-part series focused on those individuals and groups around the country who are leading the secular ground game. Some are facing tsunamis of resistance. Others are making headway. But the brighter the light on their efforts the easier to find and join them. You can contribute to their work, get your hands dirty, hi…
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As I look back on the early days of Loud Proud American, the decision to soak in the New England Tattoo Expo as visitors, not vendors, stands out as a pivotal moment in our brand's story. It's these reflections on growth through adversity that shape our latest chat, where we peel back the layers of making tough choices when life throws us curveball…
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