HeyJaredBegin Again
Host Winston Faircloth explores fresh starts and the journey of transformation in the Begin Again podcast. When an identity that once served you no longer fits, this is the place we will learn from the experience of others.
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The Porch (opens the original)
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Episode 11: The Porch Release Movement — Solo Episode Episode Ten traced the four days that led to a truce. Episode Eleven goes back to one specific morning inside those four days — a quiet Sunday, before anyone else was awake — when a decision that had settled quietly the day before turned into actual words on a page. No one assigned this. Winston tells the story of what moved him to write his own discharge speech, inspired directly by a ritual he'd read about: villages in postwar Japan, formal
The War IS Over (opens the original)
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Episode 10: The War Is Over The Release Movement, Opening Episode Recognize ended with a question: what would it look like to formally thank what has carried you this far, and then let it go? Episode Ten begins answering it — not with a technique, but with a true story. Winston takes listeners back to the fall of 2021: a compass that arrived in the mail from a grandmother long gone, a four-day personal retreat built around a friend's daughter's wedding, and the quiet, unglamorous internal war th
Finding Your Page Forty-Three (opens the original)
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The Recognize Movement, Closing Episode Episodes Six through Eight named the vow, told its origin, and honored the Loyal Soldier who carried it. In this episode, Winston tells the story of the day it all finally came into focus — a coaching retreat, a reading assignment he almost skipped, and one page of Richard Rohr's Falling Upward that gave him permission to hold two things at once: gratitude for a pattern that had carried him for decades, and readiness to finally let it go. In This Episode •
The Last Exit (opens the original)
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Episode Seven told the story of where Winston’s vow of self-sufficiency began. Episode Eight turns and looks directly at the part of him that carried that vow out into the world — the part he calls, borrowing from Richard Rohr, the Loyal Soldier. Before naming what the vow cost, Winston pauses to honor what it built. Then he names the cost — not as shame, but as an honest accounting. The episode closes by turning outward, inviting listeners to ask the same questions of their own Loyal Soldier. I
The Moment I Saw It (opens the original)
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Winston’s Recognition Story — Recognize Movement Episode Six named the Wall and introduced the vow of self-sufficiency at a high level. In Episode Seven, Winston keeps the promise he made at the close of that episode — telling the specific, personal story of where the vow began, what it built across three domains of his life, and what years of spiritual direction and map work eventually helped him see. This is the most interior episode of the season. In This Episode • The “dual life” Winston liv
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