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Getting to Know You with Cameron Edward Benton is a podcast dedicated to introducing you to unique people with thought provoking stories and life perspectives.It is my belief that everyone's most valuable attribute is the unique life perspective that only they have.

Podcast · By Cameron Edward Benton · English · Official site

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Sep 5, 2026
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Jul 11, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 5, 2026

    62. Cancer Put Her in a Trash Bag. Then She Built a Business From It. (opens the original)

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    Lisa Crites thought stage-one breast cancer would be simple. Instead: cancer in both breasts, two hospital infections, seven surgeries, and showering in a plastic trash bag to protect her surgical drains. That frustration became the Shower Shirt, a patented product she built from nothing, fought for, and brought to market for future patients.In this episode, Lisa also opens up about the loss that shaped everything before it: her mother's sudden death in a car accident when Lisa was just 34, and

  2. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    61. She Couldn’t Walk… One Year Later, She Won a Dance Competition (opens the original)

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    Rachel Gitlevich woke up from a near-death seizure in Mexico essentially paralyzed from the neck down, asking her doctor the only question that mattered: will I walk again? He gave her one word to hold onto — hopefully. What happened next is almost unbelievable: from paralyzed to walker to walking unassisted, all in about two weeks.But this episode isn't just about recovery, it's about what she did with it. Once she was out of the hospital, still weak, still not driving herself anywhere, Rachel

  3. Episode · Aug 8, 2026

    60. The Person Behind the World's First "Elevated Bass Music" | DJ Eliza May (opens the original)

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    Eliza May is the founder of Elevated Bass Music, a genre she built from scratch by fusing dubstep and bass music with singing bowls, tuning forks, healing frequencies, and personal storytelling. In this episode, she traces the whole arc — how a psychic in Russia once told her parents "all she hears is music," a childhood shaped by her sister's death and years of isolation in Siberia, and how music school taught her to keep performing even while terrified of crowds.We get into how DJing found her

  4. Episode · Jul 26, 2026

    59. This Historian Says AI Will Eliminate Most Human Jobs Forever (opens the original)

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    Tim is a historian, organizational development technologist, and self-described "keeper of stories" and this conversation covers a lot of ground. We start with where his identity actually comes from: a 9th-century Irish abbot, a family crest built around wisdom and loyalty, and a recent psychedelic journey that sent him looking for his own soul after a coach told him he'd been living in liminal space for years, not months.From there we get into the real weight of the episode. Tim makes the case,

  5. Episode · Jul 11, 2026

    58. Behind the Scenes of the Biggest EDM Shows! (opens the original)

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    Ever wondered what it actually takes to pull off a massive festival or arena show?In this episode, Andrew Frost shares what really happens long before the lights come on. From stage management and tour logistics to artist care, production planning, crowd safety, and the tiny details that fans never notice, this conversation pulls back the curtain on the live music industry.We also talk about life on tour, burnout, working with some of the biggest names in EDM, building unforgettable festival exp

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