HeyJaredNo One Is Normal
No One Is Normal is a raw, honest self-improvement podcast about recovering, healing, and rebuilding life. Brad H.
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S2E16 - The Mirror Doesn't Lie (opens the original)
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There is a strange kind of confidence that can come from getting your life together. You become dependable. You build a career. You handle responsibility. People trust you. From the outside, it can look like growth, maturity, and self-awareness all rolled into one. The problem is that functioning well is not the same thing as seeing yourself clearly. In this episode of the No One Is Normal Podcast , I explore the uncomfortable but necessary process of honest self-assessment. Not the version that
S2E15 - Jenna Udenberg - Normal Is a Myth (opens the original)
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Most people never think about accessibility until they need it. They walk into buildings without wondering if everyone can get through the door. They make plans without thinking about whether the space was designed for everyone. They assume the world works because, for them, most of the time it does. In this episode of the No One Is Normal Podcast , I sit down with Jenna Udenberg , educator, author, advocate, and founder of Above and Beyond With U , to talk about disability, resilience, inclusio
S2E14 - What is Normal? (opens the original)
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People use the word normal like the definition is obvious. But most of us were handed that definition long before we were old enough to question it. In this episode of the No One Is Normal Podcast , I talk about the difference between what is familiar, what is healthy, and what people judge simply because they do not understand it. We explore how family, school, work, culture, trauma, disability, grief, addiction, anxiety, and recovery all shape the way people move through the world. Sometimes w
S2E13 - Debbie Weiss - Life After Loss (opens the original)
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Some losses do not happen all at once. Sometimes they unfold slowly. Over years. Through caregiving, exhaustion, changing roles, and the quiet grief of watching someone you love slowly fade in front of you while life keeps moving around you. In this episode of the No One Is Normal Podcast , I sit down with Debbie Weiss to talk about caregiving, grief, burnout, identity, and what happens after survival mode finally begins to quiet down. Debbie spent decades taking care of others. Beginning at 17
S2E12 - What Death Reveals (opens the original)
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Death changes more than the room. It changes the people standing in it. In this episode of the No One Is Normal Podcast , I talk about grief, funerals, family dynamics, and the things death exposes once there is no more pretending that time is unlimited. This is not a philosophical conversation about death from a distance. It is about the version people actually live through. The hospital rooms. The funeral home air. The calls nobody wants to get. The tension that surfaces inside families. The r
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