Other People's Shoes
On my show, I aim to create a space that allows us all to hear each other's points of view. Constructive dialog helps us all realize that truly hearing another person's story can enrich our lives. After all, when you walk in Other People's Shoes, you really do get a different perspective on life.
Episodes
🎙✨ SEASON FINALE: ATLAS
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🧩 SEASON THEME: HUNGRY:
This season finale asks a simple but weighty question: what are you carrying?
Atlas, the Titan condemned to hold up the sky, has become a symbol for anyone who feels responsible for keeping everything together relationships, expectations, appearances, success. Strength slowly turns into obligation. Responsibility becomes identity.
By the end of the ...
🎙 EPISODE TITLE: THE GIFT
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🧩 SEASON THEME: HUNGRY
This season has been about appetite not just for success or answers, but for meaning, honesty, and something real.
The Gift sits right in the middle of that hunger, asking a simple but unsettling question:
What does this world actually need right now?
👣 GUEST INTRODUCTION: A CHRISTMAS TRADITION
For six years now, Christmas on Other People’s Shoes has looke...
🎙✨ CRAP
🧩 Season Theme: Hungry
It starts with a peanut butter and jelly sandwich on white bread. 🥪
Cheap. Easy. Normal.
At 15 years old, Dr. Aaron Chapa found himself overweight, confused, and hungry for direction with no real guidance on food, health, or how the body actually works.
This episode is called “CRAP” because sometimes what we eat, what we trust, and what we’re told is “normal” slowly shapes us in ways we don’t...
🎙✨ NOW AND NEXT
🧩 Season Theme: HungryyAs we enter the home stretch of this season, the conversations get even more honest. “Hungry” has always been about the things we long forrconnection, clarity, purposeeand this episode lands right in that space..Most of us spend too much time wishing we could rewrite the past..However, in this episode leans into a mindset shift called “the now and the next.”
It’s about asking two simp...
🎙 Chicken Or Fish
🧩 Season Theme: Hungry
As we enter the home stretch of this season, the conversations get even more honest. “Hungry” has always been about the things we long for connection, clarity, purpose and this episode lands right in that space.
👣 Guest Introduction:
My guest this week is Jonathan McLean, a true “Why” guy. He’s the kind of person who isn’t afraid to ask the deeper questions and follow them wherever ...
🎙: The Shot
🧩 Season Theme: Hungry
This season leans into the places where our cravings, choices, and deeper longings collide. It’s about the things we chase, the stories we tell ourselves, and the hunger literal and not that shapes who we become.
👣 Guest Introduction:
Ana Reisdorf has spent more than 15 years helping people understand their relationship with health, weight, and nutrition. Early in her career, she worked c...
🎙 Enough Mediocrity
🧩 Season Theme: Hungry
This season explores hunger not just for food, but for belonging, purpose, identity, and healing. Hunger shows us what we’re still carrying and what we keep feeding.
👣 With Thanksgiving almost here, it’s natural to think about who’ll be gathering around your table. But today’s conversation asks a deeper question: Who have you been allowing to sit at your table that shouldn’t be ...
🎙 Connect:
🍽️ Season Theme: Hungry
This season, we’re exploring what it means to be hungry not just for food, but for purpose, meaning, connection, and identity. Hunger drives us, defines us, and sometimes exposes what’s really missing inside.
👣 Guest Introduction:
Have you ever tried eating alone in a restaurant no phone, no music, just you and your thoughts? It’s harder than it sounds. I’ve been testing that lately during...
🎙 Plant & Grow 🌱
🍁🌱 A Thanksgiving Seed
Thanksgiving isn’t just about full plates 🦃🍽️
it’s about roots the kind we grow on purpose 🌾
The soil remembers every hand that turned it 🤲
every hope tucked beneath chilly November ground 🍂
Some seasons feed us 🥕
Some seasons stretch us 🌿
And hunger?
It’s not always a rumble in the stomach
sometimes it’s the deep ache to become
who we’re meant to be 🌱✨
In backyards and borrowed pl...
🎙 Episode Title: Unwanted
🧩 Season Theme: Hungry
This season explores different kinds of hunger both literal and metaphorical. From struggles with food to deeper cravings for purpose, fulfillment, and connection, we’re diving into stories that truly nourish the soul.
👣 Guest Introduction:
I’ve got to admit when I first heard that today’s guest, Christi Kelsey, had a connection to Duke University (her husband works at the Duke Cancer...
🎙 Golden Ticket
🧩 Season Theme: Hungry
This season, we’re exploring what it means to be hungry not just for food, but for purpose, meaning, connection, and identity. Hunger can drive us, define us, and sometimes destroy us. But it also reveals what truly satisfies the soul.
👣 Guest Introduction:
Remember Charlie Bucket from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory the kid who found the Golden Ticket and got a glimpse behind the gates o...
🎙 Episode Title: Sitting In The Chair
🧩 Season Theme: Hungry
What does it really mean to hunger for something deeper something more than routine, more than the surface-level faith that just gets us through the day? This season invites us to pay attention to what our souls crave and how we’re feeding that hunger.
👣 Guest Introduction:
How comfortable are you in the seat you’re sitting in right now? Not just physically but...
🎙 Access Pass
🧩 Season Theme: Hungry
This season, we’re exploring what it means to be truly hungry not for food, but for purpose, belonging, and meaning. Sometimes, that hunger shows up when the door won’t open and we’re left wondering if we even have the right password.
👣 Guest Introduction:
Ever typed in a password that should have worked… and it just didn’t? That locked-out feeling hits deeper than tech frustration it’s about a...
🎙 Discomfort
🧩 Season Theme: Hungry
The season theme Hungry explores the ache for something more the hunger for fulfillment, meaning, and a life that actually feels like our own.
👣 Guest Introduction:
We’ve all heard the phrase about the ostrich sticking its head in the sand. But what happens when we live that way avoiding, numbing, or ignoring what’s right in front of us?
Today’s guest, Megan Warren, knows this tension firsthand. On...
🎙 Corner Booth
🧩 Season Theme: Hungry
This season we’re exploring what it means to be hungry not just for food, but for belonging, for meaning, for God himself. Maybe you’ve walked into a room and wondered if there was a place for you. Today, consider this your invitation: there’s a spot at the corner booth waiting, and you don’t have to sit alone.
👣 Guest Introduction:
My guest today is Brandon Booth, President and Spiritual Direct...
🎙 Sugar-Free
🧩 Season Theme: Hungry
This season we’re talking about hunger physical, emotional, and spiritual. What do we crave? What fills us? And what leaves us empty?
👣 Guest Introduction:
Dr. Cali Estes knows firsthand the dangers of quick fixes and hidden addictions. Early in her life, she was prescribed the now-banned weight-loss drug Fen-Phen a combination that promised results but came with devastating risks like heart valve...
🚨 If You’re Struggling
If you or someone you know is thinking about suicide, please don’t wait. Help is available.
In the U.S., dial 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Visit 988lifeline.org for more resources.
You are not alone.
🎙 Episode Title: Bitter Herbs
🧩 Season Theme: Hungry
The season theme Hungry explores the cravings that shape our lives not just for food, but for healing, hope, and meaning. “Bitter herbs” remind ...
🎙 Saying Grace
🧩 Season Theme: Hungry
This season, we explore what it means to be hungry, in all its forms. Hungry for food, for meaning, and for connection. Together, we’ll pull up a chair, break bread, and discover what truly nourishes us.
👣 Guest Introduction:
Does prayer really do any good or are we just talking to the ceiling? In this opening episode of Season 21 Hungry, we step into the shoes of Rachel Wojo, affectionately kn...
⚠️ Content Warning:In this episode, Joshua Daniel shares about his time as an Army Ranger and Green Beret, including a mission involving a suicide bomber. Listener discretion is advised.⚠️
🎙 De Oppresso Liber
🧩 Season Theme: Unmade
The season theme 'Unmade' refers to the concept of an 'unmade bed' raw, honest, and messy moments in life when things fall apart, identities unravel, and people are confronted with the truth of who they ...
🎙 Borrow My Hope
🧩 Season Theme: Unmade
The season theme 'Unmade' refers to the concept of an 'unmade bed' raw, honest, and messy moments in life when things fall apart, identities unravel, and people are confronted with the truth of who they really are.
👣 Guest Introduction:
Meet Cristie Cerniglia a marriage coach certified through Laura Doyle’s Relationship Coaching program. A homeschooling mom of four from Kentucky, Cristie has l...
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