
Adversity is the common thread throughout the lives of all living human beings. This human condition can either make us or break us. Nothing great comes easy and it's the overcoming of adversity that makes us who we are. Living by the ethos Suffering is THE way to sustainable success and the path to greatness. Always remember Mike Failace.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 281 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & FitnessSelf-ImprovementEducation | |||

What does it take to tell the truth about something most people spend a lifetime trying to forget?
In this powerful and deeply personal episode of The Suffering Podcast, Kevin Donaldson sits down with co-authors Sherrie Allsup and Dr. Dorothy Novits... more
In this deeply powerful and unflinching episode of The Suffering Podcast, Sherrie Allsup sits down with host Kevin Donaldson to explore a reality many live with—but few are able to speak about: the lifelong suffering carried by survivors of childhood... more
Shawn Robert Johnson grew up in Asbury Park, New Jersey, where much of his childhood was shaped by poverty, instability, and his parents’ struggles with drug addiction. Basketball became his escape, but when his family could no longer afford the cost... more
Dr. Michael Zhang is a psychologist and founder of Incumental, a digital platform supporting individuals working to overcome gambling addiction in an era of constant access and widespread normalization. Over years working as a psychologist with indiv... more
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This podcast has me in a chokehold. From the very first episode, I was hooked. The energy, the storytelling, the perspective, the way every conversation feels like pure magic. Every episode leaves me either laughing, crying, taking notes, or all three at once.
It’s rare to find a show that feels this alive, this intentional, this addicting. The host has chemistry that practically crackles through the speakers, and the guests? Always top tier. I finish each episode feeling inspired, recharged, a... more
Superb interviews with excellent stories and experiences from the guests!
Incredible show with inedible stories
Well, where to begin. Kevin and Mike are down to earth, salt of the earth guys! They and their podcast guests are bringing much needed awareness to mental health challenges and how to overcome them. I have been inspired every time I listen! This podcast is representative of a true and motivating purpose!
From the topics, to the guests and the production, this is a great podcast….here comes the BUT…….Kevin is good enough on his own feet and doesn't need Mike. No offense to Mike, but he doesn't bring anything to the show that can’t already be covered by Kevin, from a host perspective. I find it slows down the conversation and pace and needlessly interrupts a train of thought. The best example I can give, is from 2 other dual host podcasts and those are, True Crime Garage and True Crime All The Tim... more
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This show centers on adversity, resilience, and personal transformation, with conversations that blend vulnerability, practical mindset shifts, and candid storytelling. Guests range from first responders and trauma survivors to athletes, actors, physicians, and faith leaders, all exploring how suffering becomes a path to growth, responsibility, and community impact. Noteworthy is the hosted dynamic—two co‑hosts who mix blunt humor with blunt honesty—often weaving in charitable work and merchandise initiatives. The format tends to be highly motivational, with actionable takeaways on mental health, coping, mentorship, and leadership that appeal to listeners seeking inspiration, real-world resilience, and strategies to move from struggle to me... more
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Recent guests on The Suffering Podcast include:
1. Mike Morgan
2. Garry Pastore
3. Karl Ross
4. Salvatore Poccia
5. Jeremy Campbell
6. Cesar Olavarria
7. Jimmy Donaldson
8. Bobby Crudele
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