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Motivation N'at

Motivation N’at is hosted by Natalie Bulger and features guests from all walks of life — each bringing their own stories, experiences, and insights to the table.

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12
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Sep 20, 2026
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Jul 5, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Suicide Loss Survivors and the Postvention Gap | Guests - Kelleigh Boland & Nina Hotkowski (opens the original)

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    Suicide loss survivors get handed a pamphlet and a phone number. That's the postvention. Kelleigh Boland's brother Patrick died in June of 2020. Her family sat outside for four hours while the investigation ran, and what they got afterward was a flyer for biohazard cleanup. She and her mom started Our Black Rose because of it, and they've made nearly 500 care packages by hand since. Nina Hotkowski is a licensed clinical social worker and DBT clinician who lost her grandparents twenty five years

  2. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    What Is SEO and Who Can You Trust to Do It? | Guest - Megan Pritts (opens the original)

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    Megan Pritts has been doing search engine optimization since 2012. She got into it because a former boss sold SEO to a client before anyone at the company knew how to deliver it, then handed her the project and told her to figure it out. We start with what SEO actually covers, since most people are nodding along to a word they can't define. Megan explains the difference between the technical side and the content side, why the website and the SEO are two separate jobs, and how AI has changed what

  3. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    365 Days of Painting: Grief, Faith, and What Came After | Guest - Preston Zeller (opens the original)

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    Preston Zeller's brother died of a fentanyl overdose. A week later he was back at work, still broken, and the people around him didn't know what to say. So he wrote one sentence in a journal: paint every day for a year, make a documentary about it. He had no idea how he'd do either. He did both. When I asked how we're supposed to support each other through this, he didn't soften it: don't compare your grief to somebody else's. It's disrespectful, and it's a losing race. We get into what those 36

  4. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    When the Pivot Pivots: Change Never Stops, Why Should We? | Guests - Chloe Drew & Jennica Giroux of Mother Earth Farm (opens the original)

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    Twin sisters Chloe Drew and Jennica Giroux run Mother Earth Farm in Indiana County, Pennsylvania. Neither of them set out to farm. Jennica has a degree in math and economics and spent about a decade in financial services before leaving for good in 2023. Chloe trained as an elementary educator at IUP, never took the classroom job, and founded the Indiana Outdoor School instead. We get into why the farm has been three different businesses since 2013, what happened when a wet spring flooded their b

  5. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    AI Is a Mirror, Not a Bestie: Train It to Be Your Critic | Guest - Dr. Kelly Monahan (opens the original)

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    Dr. Kelly Monahan has spent twenty years researching the future of work, first as the lead future of work researcher at Deloitte, then at Meta, then running the Upwork Research Institute. When I admitted that my AI usually tells me I did a great job, she stopped me: AI is not your bestie. It's a mirror. And if you're already flattering yourself, it will help you do it. We get into where AI actually came from (1955, not 2022), and what happens to a profession when the entry-level work disappears.

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