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The Rollercoaster Podcast

Tyler Hall
Mental Health
Grief
Addiction
Suicide Prevention
Trauma
Parenting
Family
Faith
Community Support
Suicide
Entrepreneurship
Personal Growth
Resilience
Recovery
Cancer
Trauma Recovery
Self-Improvement
Domestic Abuse
Marriage
Sobriety

Some things break you open in a way you never fully close back up. The Rollercoaster Podcast sits in that space — the aftermath of loss, trauma, and grief — and asks what it actually takes to keep living after everything falls apart. Hosted by Tyler Hall, this show features unfiltered, deeply human conversations with people who’ve survived the unthinkable — the death of a loved one, sudden crisis,... more

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In this episode, I sit down with Nick Rogers and his wife, Cassie, two people whose lives were shattered by the unimaginable loss of their spouses to cancer.

Nick takes me through his wife Anna’s battle with aggressive breast cancer, the moment they... more

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A few days before 16-year-old Landon took his own life, he spent what felt like one of the best weeks of his life with his cousin, Landon Ashworth.

They ate way too much sushi, played golf, shot guns, laughed, talked about life, and dreamed about th... more

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When I called Mya Ludwig a few weeks ago, I expected a hard conversation. She had been diagnosed with breast cancer, undergone a double mastectomy, and was halfway through chemotherapy. Instead, I hung up feeling like Mya had somehow helped me.

So I... more

In this episode, I sit down with Matthew Griffin, who spent 21 years serving in the military and law enforcement. During those years, Matt saw things most of us will never see. But one call would stay with him for decades.

As a young police officer,... more

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Recent Guests

Landon Ashworth
Cousin of the host; subject of a film about Landon's life and suicide; autistic
Episode: I Gave Him the Best Week of His Life - Now My Cousin is Dead
Maya Ludwig
Cancer survivor who discusses her breast cancer journey and recovery
Self-empowerment survivor
Episode: I Found a Lump in the Shower - Now I'm Fighting for My Life
Matt Griffin
Former police officer and trauma survivor, shares personal experiences and recovery journey
Independent guest featured on The Rollercoaster Podcast
Episode: Most Heartbreaking Story I've Ever Heard
Olivia Burnett
Guest discussing personal loss and mental health journey
Episode: We Were So Proud He Lost Weight - Now My Dad is Dead
Nathan Wieser
Guest who shared his experiences with pregnancy-related loss, infant loss, and recovery
Independent author and speaker
Episode: We Were Just Setting up The Nursery - Now She's Dead
Jaclyn Bobelik
Guest sharing personal experiences with loss, addiction, and family dynamics
Episode: My Family Keeps Dying & I Can't Explain It
Jheri South
Therapist, ADHD/neurodiversity coach
Independent practitioner
Episode: We Thought She Was Just Struggling With Friends, But It Was Something Much Worse
Rebecca Doyle
A guest sharing a personal story of loss, trauma, and resilience
Noted subject of the episode
Episode: He Thought it Was a Stomach Ache - Now My Brother is Dead
Kelle Bott
Guest sharing a deeply personal story of loss, addiction, and adoption
Episode: I Was at a Sleepover When I Got the Worst Call of My Life...

Host

Tyler Hall
Host of The Rollercoaster Podcast, vulnerability-focused interviewer and guest

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 137 ratings
  • NOT A ROLLER COASTER PODCAST

    I listen to a episode and as a roller coaster enthusiast I didn’t even hear one roller coaster fact you need to change the name because it is not about roller coasters it’s about very sad stuff

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    G mushroom
    United Statesa month ago
  • Eh

    Does this guy only interview Mormons or something? Suggestion: don’t interview the guests. Just let them tell their story. This pod doesn’t need a host

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    jessplease42
    United States5 months ago
  • Harrowing and Inspiring Accounts Depicting Adversity and Personal Growth

    I’m enjoying! Please be sure to provide guests with water for a more pleasurable listening experience by remedying dry mouth-sounding storytelling;)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BettieBloem
    United States5 months ago
  • Ugh

    I have only listened to one but all I can hear is the host breathing in the microphone so I can’t deal with that.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    ilovecrimepodcasts
    United States5 months ago
  • The Heidi interview was awful

    Can Heidi Powell ever finish a complete thought? Why would anyone have Heidi as a guest? She is a lying grifter and not in any way inspirational or interesting.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Jake?$
    United States2 years ago

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Overall reception highlights inspiring journeys and meaningful conversations about adversity.
Listeners appreciate the raw, honest storytelling and practical resilience takeaways.
Some critiques note host focus or guest variety could be broader.

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I Gave Him the Best Week of His Life - Now My Cousin is Dead
Q: And I want you to in detail describe what happened on that day in any context that might be useful in the weeks leading up to that to share with the audience.
Landon describes the moment his 16-year-old cousin Landon James Bellum took his own life, the weeks leading up to that day, and the emotional and familial context, including the strain from his own mental health challenges and the impact of his parents' high expectations.
I Was at a Sleepover When I Got the Worst Call of My Life...
Q: What message would you give to others facing similar hopelessness?
Her message centers on self-worth, vulnerability, and reaching out for help, emphasizing that you are not alone, there is support available, and healing is possible through connection and perseverance.
I Was at a Sleepover When I Got the Worst Call of My Life...
Q: How did the loss affect you in the days, months, and years that followed?
She explains how grief morphed into addiction as a coping mechanism, the cycles of detox and relapse, and the eventual decision to pursue treatment and then adoption as a path toward rebuilding her life and providing for her child.
I Was at a Sleepover When I Got the Worst Call of My Life...
Q: What do you recall about the last night with your dad and the moment of his passing?
The guest describes the terrifying last hours in the hospital, the struggle to hold onto him, and the exact moment of his passing, which became a catalyst for years of grief and self-destruction before she found help and healing.
I Was Living the Dream, Then Everything Changed
Q: What would you tell someone who is contemplating or has attempted suicide, based on your experience?
Pause, reach out for help, remember that you matter, and recognize that the struggle is temporary—there is life after, with support and faith guiding you toward a healthier path.

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Recent guests on The Rollercoaster Podcast include:

1. Landon Ashworth
2. Maya Ludwig
3. Matt Griffin
4. Olivia Burnett
5. Nathan Wieser
6. Jaclyn Bobelik
7. Jheri South
8. Rebecca Doyle

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