The Visible Kindness Podcast
Can kindness provide real solutions in a polarized and divided culture? If we paid more attention to it, would it make much of a difference?
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EP 086: She Lost Her Voice for 5 Years — Then Found Her Purpose | Denise Cesare (opens the original)
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What happens when you lose the very thing your career depends on — your voice? Denise Cesare is a published author, keynote speaker, and social emotional learning specialist who spent more than 25 years working as a Speech Language Pathologist and educator. In 2006, Denise developed Spasmodic Dysphonia and lost her voice for five years. What followed was a difficult journey through darkness, faith, self-love, and ultimately a renewed sense of purpose. In this episode of Visible Kindness, Denise
EP 085: I Was Addicted to Porn for Decades (opens the original)
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For decades, Ed Squire lived with a pornography addiction that began when he was just nine years old. He tried therapy. He attended groups. He tried to stop. But the addiction followed him through adulthood, marriage, and even his years serving as a youth leader in church. Then one day, while setting up camera equipment for a friend, a simple question changed everything: "What can I pray for?" For the first time, Ed admitted what he had been carrying privately for years. In this short and deeply
EP 084: She Refused to Stay Silent | Trauma, Healing & the Courage to Keep Going (opens the original)
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What does healing really look like after trauma? In this powerful episode of Visible Kindness , Ed sits down with Mary Martin , a physical therapist, Pilates instructor, and founder of Accidentally Healthy . With more than 26 years of experience helping people heal physically, Mary has come to believe that true health is about far more than muscles and movement—it's about relationships, faith, community, and creating the conditions where healing can begin. Mary shares how witnessing heartbreakin
EP 083: Visible Kindness Reflections | Grey's Anatomy Episode 1: Every Person Has a Story We Can't See (opens the original)
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Thank you for listening and for being part of the Visible Kindness community. What if one of television's most popular dramas isn't really about medicine? Watching Grey's Anatomy for the first time surprised me. Beneath the hospital setting, I found something much deeper—people struggling to belong, trying to prove themselves, hiding fear behind confidence, and wondering if they were enough. In this first episode of Visible Kindness Reflections , I'm not reviewing the show. Instead, I'm sharing
EP 082: Jessica's Sisters Share Their Side of the ALS Journey (opens the original)
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Jessica's ALS journey has affected far more than just Jessica. In this special episode of Visible Kindness, her sisters Amy and Carey share what it was like watching the earliest signs of the disease unfold, the emotions surrounding her diagnosis, and how their family has drawn closer through one of life's greatest challenges. Recorded during the filming of the upcoming Jessica documentary, this conversation offers an intimate perspective that won't fully appear in the finished film. Jessica's d
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