Identity Episodes
289
Oct. 7, 2026
Coming Out as a Trans Woman at 45: The Filter That Changed Everything
Chloe Kelly spent 45 years suppressing her true identity. One lunch break and a face filter changed everything. This is her story of transition, joy, and becoming real.
Guest: Chloe Kelly
281
Sept. 9, 2026
Identity: The Injury That Cracked Tyler Bramlett Wide Open
Tyler Bramlett spent years chasing success, the body, the car, the company. One moment on a gymnastics floor changed everything. A conversation about ego, shame, and real peace.
Guest: Tyler Bramlett
266
July 19, 2026
Illness: When the Hard Thing Sets You Free
Actor Carly Otte opens up about facing cancer twice, losing her sense of self at thirty, and finding a gentler definition of success.
Guest: Carly Otte
265
July 15, 2026
Identity: More Than the Thing You're Known For
A world class cellist felt relief, not grief, the night her career quietly ended. Kate Kayaian on identity, permission, and starting over at midlife.
Guest: Kate Kayaian
263
July 8, 2026
The Cost of Quiet: Learning to Speak Up After Years of Silence
Colette Jane Fehr spent years in a marriage that looked perfect from the outside. In this episode, she shares the moment she realized emotional connection had been missing all along, and what it took to finally find her voice.
Guest: Colette Jane Fehr
261
July 1, 2026
Identity: The Job That Wasn't the Whole Story
David S. Bernknopf left CNN after 20 years, moved to Alaska on a cold call, and wrote his first novel at 68. A story about identity, loneliness, and what your kids know that you don't.
Guest: David Bernknopf
259
June 24, 2026
Adoption: The Chapter You Thought Was Finished
Adoption, Identity, and Finding Home
Guest: Rob Lynch
185
June 3, 2025
Finding Her Palestinian Identity Through Generations of Silence | Leyla King
Leyla King grew up in a vibrant family surrounded by food, faith, and love, but she did not have the language or clarity to name her Palestinian identity. In this episode, Leyla shares how a high school film screening shifted everything, leading her to reclaim her heritage, record her grandmother’s stories, and write Daughters of Palestine: A Memoir in Five Generations.
Guest: Leyla King