
Inspiring stories about the people & businesses of New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts. This weekly interview podcast features local celebrities who live in the Seacoast, a special region in America that few people know about. Hosted by former ESPN & Spotify producer Troy Farkas.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | |||

Does the future of media lay in the past?
Eric Jackman thinks so.
He's an Executive Producer at Uncrowned (a media organization that partners with Yahoo! Sports), a co-host of my favorite podcast, "The Ariel Helwani Show," a former social media man... more
Holly Ransom didn't want to feel this way anymore.
The tiredness. The body aches. The shame.
So she quit.
Now two years sober, Holly is a spiritual wrecking ball fiercely determined to heal herself, and to use her own learnings to heal others alon... more
To kick off the FINAL live edition of the show in 2025, beloved "Seacoast Stories" guest Jennifer Wilder starts the show by hyping up the audience before welcoming host Troy Farkas to the 3S Artspace stage.
After giving the rundown for the evening,... more
Seacoast Stories LIVE! is happening THIS Friday, December 5 at 3S Artspace! Host Troy Farkas will speak to Dagan Migirditch from Liars Bench Beer Co. & The Funk'tional Nutritionist Erin Holt. Plus, live music from past guest Laura Fox! To ... more
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My husband started listening to this podcast, and after hearing a few episodes, I found myself hooked too. It’s such a great show about the community we love to visit on vacation. The stories and local guests make us feel like we’re right there, even when we’re miles away. Now it’s one of our go-to listens whenever a new episode drops!
Seacoast Stories is everything a podcast should be. Troy Farkas embodies professionalism at the highest level, pairing a deep dedication to his craft with an ability to draw out the most vulnerable, authentic truths from his guests. His interviews never feel forced or rehearsed—he has a gift for listening, for holding space, and for creating an atmosphere where people can open up and share their real, unfiltered stories.
What makes this podcast extraordinary is not just the quality of productio... more
I, like so many others, am completely enamored with Seacoast New England! Diving into the nitty-gritty of how someone has built their success/identity/community (often with relatable struggles) brings me closer to the people I am surrounded by.
Every episode is an authentic, enlightening conversation that openly shines light on the deepest parts of a 1:1 chat that typically go unsaid or unheard.
It’s that authenticity and openness that brings people together. And we absolutely need more of th... more
It’s not my job to educate this podcast host, and I hate to even engage with this episode by commenting on it. But women are so tired… and unless someone says something, this guy is actually going to think that his input on this topic is legitimate.
I understand that, as a white man in the U.S, this host is unaccustomed to being denied something he wants. It’s uncomfortable for someone who has lived his entire life in the safety and comfort reserved for people of his gender and race, in a syst... more
These dudes are so oblivious to the history and current environment that they take to a podcast and hide behind the “support” of marginalized groups to air their concern of the loss of their entitlement. The fact that groups exist in which they are not allowed is good, because these idiots don’t seem to be able to grasp that they are the latest in a long line of fragile egos who can’t grasp how/why marginalized groups wouldn’t want them included in their safe space. The fact they discuss “what w... more
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This weekly interview series provides compelling narratives centered around the individuals and enterprises that shape the communities of New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts. Episodes cover a wide range of topics, including personal journeys of entrepreneurs, small business challenges, community engagement, and insights into local culture. The host engages with guests from various backgrounds, offering listeners a chance to connect with inspirational stories that highlight resilience, creativity, and a strong sense of community in the unique Seacoast region. Listeners can expect not only motivating business ventures but also heartfelt accounts that foster a deeper understanding of the area's vibrant culture and partnerships.
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Recent guests on Seacoast Stories include:
1. Gabbie Kelly
2. Alyssa Pine
3. Alexis Morton
4. Kira Lew
5. Ankati Day
6. Kelly Anderson
7. Nissa Bagelman
8. Paige Lindsey
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