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Tell Me What It's Like

Stacy Raine
Opioid Crisis
Emotional Intelligence
Leadership
Soccer
Litter
Medicare
Twentynine Palms, United States
Dating After 30 Years
Criminal Law
CNN
Criminal Defense
Walkability
Artificial Intelligence
Chess
Redeux Style
Guatemala
Susan Polgar
United States Forest Service
Linda Strader
Walking

– Season 3 starts Fall 2026 – What's it like to be a tween therapist? To switch careers and begin photographing toys? To have Guillain-Barré? To be the first female chess grandmaster? Tell Me What It’s Like is a podcast about uncommon experiences and what they teach us about the world. Host Stacy Raine talks with people who have spent years in roles and life situations most of us don’t experience ... more

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For more than 25 years, Dr. Tiffany Troso-Sandoval has treated women with breast and gynecological cancers. Throughout her practice, she’s realized that women going through cancer need more than treatment. They need to understand their care, stay org... more

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Dr. Winston Vickers has spent decades studying one of America's big cats, the mountain lion. He's tracked them, collared them, and even studied their poop, all to help Southern California's mountain lions survive. A veterinarian who went back to scho... more

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In the Season 2 finale, military spouse Kandi Hart joins the show to discuss what she's learned about building community after decades of moves. She and Stacy talk about what it takes to thrive in every new place, including the mindset you need, the ... more

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Charles Grimes has spent nearly 30 years as a business psychologist, helping leaders understand themselves so they could lead others well. But he’s also been trying to understand himself, with therapy, courses, and numerous self-assessment tools. But... more

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Kandi Hart
Military spouse with a focus on community-building
Self-identified community organizer
Episode: Building Community Wherever You Go: Kandi Hart on What She's Learned as a Military Spouse
Charles Grimes
Business psychologist, author, and Asperger's/ASD insights guest
Independent/Self-employed (UK)
Episode: Diagnosed with Asperger's at 65: Charles Grimes on Finally Understanding Himself
Scott Martin
Soccer coach and author of Play From Your Heart
Coach, author
Episode: Coming Back to the Game: A Quad Amputee Soccer Coach on Reclaiming His Confidence
Dr. Yemi Famuyiwa
Reproductive endocrinology and infertility specialist
Unknown (practicing physician; references to Emory and Grady Memorial Hospital)
Episode: Inside Fertility Medicine: Dr. Yemi Famuyiwa on Birth, Loss, and the Science of Having Babies
Chelsea Coulston
Creator of Making Home Base / early social media influencer
Making Home Base
Episode: Why This Blogger-Turned-Influencer Quit the Creator Economy: Chelsea Coulston
Steven Stein
Clinical psychologist who developed an emotional intelligence tool and advised reality TV casting
Private practice / psychologist
Episode: You Can't Fake Being the Villain: Dr. Steven Stein on the Psychology of Reality TV Casting
Lisa Skinner
Dementia care expert; certified dementia practitioner
Founder/Consultant in dementia care
Episode: Why Correcting Someone With Dementia Makes It Worse: Lisa Skinner on Joining Their Reality
Julie Melanson
Adoptee who found her birth mother after 51 years
None stated
Episode: Finding her Birth Mother at 51: Julie Melanson on Adoption and Identity
James Porfido
Criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor
Private practice; former Morris County Prosecutor's Office
Episode: From Prosecutor to Defense Attorney: James Porfido on Switching Sides

Host

Stacy Raine
Host of Tell Me What It's Like

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 13 ratings
  • So insightful

    This latest episode on parenting tween girls was so insightful. I’m going to have to listen again and take notes. Very good ways to consider why a teen behaves the way they do (like big emotions are a GOOD thing). And also advice on how to engage your kid.

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    5
    Hil&Addy70896
    United States8 months ago
  • Excellent

    Stacy is thoughtful in her subject matter and how she presents her questions. I love the range of her guests.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ABQ_NY
    United States8 months ago
  • Great stories

    Stacy’s podcasts are always intriguing and she knows exactly how to engage her guests and bring out the best in their stories. I’ve really been wnjiying this series.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Val Russell
    United Statesa year ago
  • Another great podcast from Raine Media

    Love the newest podcast from Raine Media, Stacy always asks great questions and finds such interesting guests to interview who lead fascinating lives. So thoughtfully put together, love it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    B.R.Sully
    United Statesa year ago

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Host has a calm, curious interviewing style that draws out stories
Consistently well-produced with meaningful, actionable takeaways for audiences
Guests are diverse and stories feel relatable and well-timed for listeners
Thoughtful questions and great range of guests keep it engaging

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Bill Gerhart: Loss and Action in the Opioid Crisis, Part 2
Q: What advice do you have for families dealing with addiction?
Seek available resources early, find a doctor comfortable prescribing long-acting options, and pursue open conversations about feelings while not giving up on treatment and support systems.
Bill Gerhart: Loss and Action in the Opioid Crisis, Part 1
Q: You said it wasn't a chronic addiction, it was more episodic. What do you mean by that?
Bill explains that Connor's use wasn't daily or continuous, but episodic, with gaps between use driven by stress, access, and attempts to manage pain or cravings; nonetheless, even intermittent use contributed to a dangerous trajectory and eventual overdose, illustrating the unpredictable nature of some addictions.
Diana Greenlee: Uncovering the Story of Poverty Point
Q: What kind of high tech tools are you using to study Poverty Point?
Collaborators use remote sensing technologies like magnetic gradiometry, ground-penetrating radar and resistivity to map below-ground features without digging, enabling targeted excavations and better understanding of buried features in the plaza and ridges.
Diana Greenlee: Uncovering the Story of Poverty Point
Q: What is the story of Poverty Point?
Poverty Point is a monumental earthwork site with six large mounds, concentric ridges forming a plaza, and evidence of social collaboration; the people who built it were Native American communities who organized large-scale labor, created intricate crafts, and engaged in social activities within a carefully planned landscape.
Singing About Poop: Matt Farley on Creativity and 26,000 Songs
Q: What's your approach to time management and creativity?
Creativity thrives in bursts; he emphasizes following through on ideas, even if they seem dumb at first, and using structured but flexible routines to stay productive without burning out.

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What is Tell Me What It's Like about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on intimate, experience-rich conversations with people who have lived through uncommon life paths. Episodes explore how unique careers, life events, and personal journeys shape perspectives, empathy, and practical wisdom—ranging from military community building and neurodiversity in leadership to resilience after life-changing injuries, adoption reunions, dementia and hospice care, midlife dating, and creative career pivots. Listeners are treated to candid storytelling, actionable takeaways, and a sense of shared humanity, with a consistent emphasis on curiosity, practical lessons, and the human side of challenging experiences. A standout throughline is how genuine curiosity and listening unlock deeper insights and connect... more

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Recent guests on Tell Me What It's Like include:

1. Kandi Hart
2. Charles Grimes
3. Scott Martin
4. Dr. Yemi Famuyiwa
5. Chelsea Coulston
6. Steven Stein
7. Lisa Skinner
8. Julie Melanson

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