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You’ve got the color-coded calendar, the competent job persona, the “I’m fine!” mask down to an art—and a mental load heavy enough to throw out your back. Meanwhile, life? That's a hot mess express—total chaos with zero chill and a full tank of emotional baggage. And what makes it even worse? Nearly no one’s talking about it. Welcome to The High-Functioning Disaster, a podcast for people who are doing their best to hold it together while navigating burnout, grief, trauma, anxiety, caretaking duties, family drama, body image issues, and a to-do list that never quits. Host Sacha ...

The Disaster Tough Podcast is for emergency managers, by emergency managers. We share stories, lessons learned, and tips to help you make informed decisions. Our host, John Scardena is a former Federal Emergency Response Official with Type 1 response experience. He now leads Doberman Emergency Management, from which this is being recorded. Our guests are also field experts who provide their insights in our conversation based podcast. Discussions with emergency managers revolve around the entire disaster life-cycle. We provide solutions based on training and backed by data. We share experiences...

Master Of Disaster is a podcast About life through the eyes of an average Joe. I am a middle class blue collar heating and air conditioning contractor in way upstate NY. I’ve battled my entire life with anxiety, panic attacks, depression, addiction and recovery. I am currently 49 years old and want to share all of my trials and errors, things I’ve learned and things I continue to learn with anyone willing to listen. I hope I can help others through sharing my journey. Many people can relate with my story and that alone might be just what someone needs to take the step toward recovery and a...

Because dating isn’t always great- Join Amy Helt for laughs, cringes, head nods and lessons as she and her guests chat about some memorable (not in a good way) dates and relationships. We’ve made the mistakes so maybe you won’t. Maybe.