HeyJaredThe Bradley Hall Show
A podcast to help discern fact from fiction. Bradley is dedicated to promoting the truth to help his followers stay informed, so they can make informed decisions to enrich their lives.
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- Sep 22, 2026
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The Grief Nobody Knows You're Carrying #43 (opens the original)
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Most of the losses that change us don’t come with a funeral. Bradley explores ambiguous loss, disenfranchised grief, and identity loss, and shares three sentences to help you give grief an honest place in your story.
Mirroring: Why You Feel Safe with People Like You #42 (opens the original)
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Why do you feel instantly safe with people who look, sound, or think like you? Bradley Hall explains mirroring: where the pull comes from, the four kinds of mirrors that shape identity, what happens when yours is missing, and how to recognize yourself in others without handing them ownership of who you are.
Why You've Never Felt Like You've Belonged Anywhere #41 (opens the original)
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Why don't you feel at home in the place, culture, or family you came from? In this episode of The Bradley Hall Show, identity coach and NPE advocate Bradley Hall explains why belonging on paper is not the same as being seen, and how to build a sense of home you actually chose. Bradley shares his own NPE discovery (learning through a DNA test that his birth certificate father was not his biological father) and the identity disruption that followed. He walks through how family, culture, geography,
The Need to Feel Seen: Why Being Loved Isn't Enough #40 (opens the original)
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You can be in a room full of people who love you and not be seen by any of them. This episode is about the difference between being loved and being seen, why recognition lands with so much force, and what to do when the people closest to you are certain they know who you are and don’t.
Who Am I When My Story Changes? Identity Disruption Explained #39 (opens the original)
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There is a particular morning people describe to me, and they describe it almost identically no matter what happened to them. You wake up. For about four seconds everything is ordinary. And then you remember. Nothing in the room has changed. Not one object, not one person, not one fact about your history. You could take an inventory of your entire life and find everything exactly where you left it. And you would still not be sure you are the same person. That experience gets dismissed constantly
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