A storytelling podcast, with first-hand amazing stories presented by Scott Johnson and Meredith Hackwith Edwards. Each storyteller tells their own personal true story, with all the details of what happened. Animal attacks, plane crashes, mass shootings, and more – you'll hear what happened directly from the person who experienced it, and the inspirational outcome of how they came out on the other ... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 412 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsTrue CrimeSociety & Culture |
How scary would it be, if you suddenly lost your ability to
speak?
There was a story in the news about a man named Peter. When
Peter was 73 years old, he had a stroke. He survived the stroke, but he found
that he could no longer speak. And it looked... more
Every other Tuesday, we grab a past question from
the Facebook group, then Meredith and Scott answer it and read some of the
answers given by other listeners.
The question for this episode:
What past job did you hate the most?
Links for this episo... more
I was traveling recently, and I got in this Uber and started
talking to the driver, and when I heard his voice I said, “Kevin, you need to
have a podcast!” I don’t know if he’ll do that, but he did graciously agree to
record that quick opener for me,... more
Do you know,
with certainty, how you would react in a time of extreme stress or crisis?
As a 22 year
old woman in San Francisco, Betty had not yet decided on a career path. So,
while she was figuring out what she wanted to do, she worked at the fact... more
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White American midwestern people are amazed that bad stuff happens. Present it for your pleasure. Tie it up in a pretty bow. Gotta vomit now.
Some very interesting stories but the host is clearly a liberal that prefers to interview other liberals.
I’ve listened to so many podcasts and this is by far the best one for true stories because Scott does a professional job of listening, not interrupting, and asking the questions we are all wanting to ask. No ridiculous joking and silliness. I adore Scott and the community.
There used to be good stories? But now they are boring. The other one he does with a woman is really bad.
Edit: 02/05/2025
Meredith needs to stop talking about deep subjects that she is not equipped to understand. She made another misinformed comment about parental estrangement. An emotionally intelligent person would know not to pass judgment on someone who has made a heartbreaking, heavy decision. Even if they are family, can we really know their full story?
You lost a fan. Meredith had some very judgmental and dumb comments about drugs and alcohol. Issues with these things are usually a result ... more
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A storytelling series focusing on true and personal experiences, showcasing individuals sharing their often harrowing yet inspiring tales. Each episode features an individual recounting their unique and often life-changing encounters, ranging from serious themes such as trauma, loss, and recovery, to lighter anecdotes about everyday challenges and humorous mishaps. This format creates a captivating and empathetic space for listeners to connect with the storytellers, bringing both depth and authenticity to the narratives shared. The hosts play a crucial role, guiding conversations to reveal the nuances of each story and the human experiences that unite us all.
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