BLED Podcast
Birth, Love, Experience and Death. Co-hosts Matt and Steph Bushak take you on their life journeys through marriage, twins, autism, transgender transformation, at least 3 murders and a suicide.
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- Jul 16, 2026
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So Much Busy (opens the original)
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The conversation covers a range of topics including car troubles, health issues, family dynamics, grief, and the challenges of caregiving. Matt and Steph also discuss their experiences with addiction, therapy, and the impact of travel on their routine.
Ryan's Routine (opens the original)
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Join us as we delve into the daily life and challenges of caretaking for an adult with profound autism, sharing personal stories, routines, and insights into managing a high-maintenance but loving family life.
Meet the Babies (opens the original)
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Join us as we delve into the world of pet rats — from their surprising intelligence and personalities to our personal experiences with these furry friends. Whether you're a pet lover or curious about unconventional companions, this episode offers a heartfelt look into the charm of rats.
Catching Up (opens the original)
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A warm catch-up episode covering the past nine months: Matt’s retirement, family trips to Hawaii, Grand Cayman, and Maine, plus standout moments like whale watching, snorkeling, stingrays, a glowing nighttime kayak tour, and a Stephen King-themed visit to Bangor. It closes with their usual playful banter and a promise to get back into a regular podcast rhythm.
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