Its My Time Podcast
It's My Time Podcast is where everyday people share the stories behind their biggest life transitions—career changes, identity shifts, loss, growth, and reinvention.Hosted by Asher Tchoua, each conversation goes deep without agenda, honoring the messy, beautiful, human…
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From the Garden to the Business: Troy Wilkins on Patience and Purpose - Ep 279 (opens the original)
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Troy Wilkins didn't set out to become a gardener. It took trips to the Philippines, Belgium, and Singapore — and seeing how differently those countries treat food quality and safety — for him to come home and start growing his own vegetables. In this episode, Troy opens up about how travel reshaped his identity, why he left elementary education for the life insurance industry after watching a colleague's financial crisis unfold, and how he and his wife built an automated marketing system that se
Holding Tension: Faith, Humanity & the Stories We Live - Reed Dent | EP 278 (opens the original)
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In Episode 278 of It’s My Time Podcast , I sit down with Reed Dent — campus minister, writer, and co-host of the BEMA Podcast — for a conversation that challenges how we approach faith, scripture, and what it means to be human. Reed shares his journey from a Pentecostal upbringing to a more thoughtful, literary, and experience-driven approach to the Bible. Drawing from his background as an English major, he explores how scripture isn’t just about answers—but about meaning, tension, and personal
Why People Ignore Red Flags - with Theo Brown | EP 280 (opens the original)
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In Episode 280, Asher reconnects with Theophilus after a long break for an honest conversation about life, responsibility, and the psychology behind the choices people make. From the realities of homeownership to military service, MLMs, hustle culture, and social media, they explore how desperation, expectations, and the desire to belong can influence our decisions. The discussion emphasizes thinking beyond immediate gratification, recognizing manipulation, and living with intention in a world t
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