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A Fresh Story

Hosted by Fresh Starts · society · EN · 300 episodes

About this Podcast:

A Fresh Story Podcast is a top 2% personal journals podcast, hosted by sisters Olivia Dreizen Howell and Jenny Dreizen, that delves into courageous life choices, creative concepts, and fresh start stories through candid conversations. The podcast explores cultural subjects often overlooked, offering listeners a fresh perspective on various life experiences. Join the sisters and guests on a journey discussing bravery, significant decisions, and fresh starts, navigating the complexities of the human experience.

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What is A Fresh Story about?

A Fresh Story Podcast is a top 2% personal journals podcast, hosted by sisters Olivia Dreizen Howell and Jenny Dreizen, that delves into courageous life choices, creative concepts, and fresh start stories through candid conversations. The podcast explores cultural subjects often overlooked, offering listeners a fresh perspective on various life experiences.

Who hosts A Fresh Story?

A Fresh Story is hosted by Fresh Starts. The show has published 300 episodes to date.

What has A Fresh Story covered recently?

Recent episodes include "3 Simple Recovery Tools From Divorce Attorney Tracy Galloway" (23 September 2026, 13 minutes), "Fresh Reads: Normalizing Normal: Motherhood Without the Filter by Emily Feret" (17 September 2026, 22 minutes), and "Fresh Reads: The Parisian Heist: A Novel by Jo Piazza" (12 July 2026, 13 minutes).

How often does A Fresh Story publish?

A Fresh Story publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 15 minutes across 300 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on A Fresh Story?

Booking probability for A Fresh Story is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. A Fresh Story requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. A Fresh Story's contact route on record: verified email.

About the host

Fresh Starts hosts A Fresh Story, a society show with 300 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #76

    3 Simple Recovery Tools From Divorce Attorney Tracy Galloway

    Sep 23, 202613 minS11

    Sometimes the most useful divorce recovery tools aren’t complicated—they’re the small, tangible things that help you feel more like yourself when everything else feels uncertain. In this episode of A Fresh Story: Simple...

  • Episode #75

    Fresh Reads: Normalizing Normal: Motherhood Without the Filter by Emily Feret

    Sep 17, 202622 minS11

    There is a particular kind of loneliness that can come with becoming a mother: the moment you realize everyone warned you that you would be tired, but almost nobody warned you that you might lose pieces of yourself...

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    Fresh Reads: The Parisian Heist: A Novel by Jo Piazza

    Jul 12, 202613 min

    Picture a twenty-something widow in Paris, a sick one-year-old on her hip, and an attic full of paintings nobody wants—not galleries, not critics, not even her own family. That widow was Jo van Gogh , and the paintings...

  • Episode #71

    Simple Tips to Support Yourself: What Can I Do to Be Gentle With Myself In Hard Seasons?

    Jun 26, 202619 minS11

    In this episode of A Fresh Story: Simple Tips to Support Yourself, Olivia Howell sits down with Rachel Lovitt , a holistic movement coach and Reiki practitioner who helps people reconnect with their bodies, rediscover...

  • Episode #68

    Fresh Reads: Are We Friends Yet? How to Deepen Your Relationships and Create the Community You Need by Alex Alexander

    Jun 17, 202623 minS11

    At some point, most of us have stood on the edge of a new chapter — a divorce, a move, a loss, a reinvention — and felt the quiet, aching realization that we have no one to call. Not no one, exactly. But no one close...

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  • Episode #70

    Fresh Reads: Divorce By Design: How building a divorce team can help you get divorced efficiently (without going broke!) by Melissa Murphy Pavone

    Jun 5, 202610 minS11

    Divorce is the intersection of the biggest trauma of your life and the biggest financial decisions of your life — happening at the exact same moment. And yet most people navigate it alone, armed with a lawyer's phone...

  • Episode #71

    Fresh Reads: Fallout by Jordan Rosenfeld

    Jun 5, 202611 minS11

    Some writers come to the page to escape. Jordan Rosenfeld has been doing it since she was seven years old — filling journal after journal, reaching for fiction the way a child who's seen hard things reaches for anything...

  • Episode #71

    Fresh Reads: The Quitters Club: A Novel by Jessica Strawser

    Jun 5, 202614 minS11

    Nobody ever taught us when it's okay to quit. We got the poster on the classroom wall, the T-shirt slogan, the well-meaning advice drilled in from childhood: quitters never win, winners never quit. And so we stay. We...

  • Episode #71

    Fresh Reads: Perforated by Chloe Yelena Miller

    Jun 4, 20267 minS11

    Perforated is Chloe Yelena Miller' s second full-length collection of poetry, and it holds a particular and beautiful question at its center: who owns a loss? The book is structured around what she calls the New York...

  • Episode #71

    Fresh Reads: When We Were Feral by Shasta Grant

    Jun 4, 20268 minS11

    Before she wrote the novel, before the residency, before the ninety thousand words that became her debut — Shasta Grant was a little girl in New Hampshire being raised by her grandparents, carrying questions about her...

  • Episode #71

    Fresh Reads: Television for Women by Danit Brown

    Jun 4, 20266 minS11

    Nobody tells you that the moment you've been waiting for your whole life might arrive and feel nothing like you expected. You've watched the movies. You've seen the Instagram posts. You know exactly how it's supposed to...

  • Episode #71

    Fresh Reads: Black. Single. Mother. Real Life Tales of Longing and Belonging by Jamilah Lemieux

    Jun 3, 202610 minS11

    For years, Jamilah Lemieux carried a secret fear alongside her story: that if she wrote a book about being a single mother, she would be one forever. That putting it on the page would somehow seal the fate she was...

  • Episode #71

    Fresh Reads: The Love Project: A Journey of Intimate Conversations by Alison van Diggelen

    Jun 3, 202612 minS11

    Sometimes it takes being broken open to finally go looking for love. For journalist and author Alison Van Diggelen , that breaking came violently and unexpectedly — a terrifying encounter with a dog while hiking in...

  • Episode #71

    Fresh Reads: Motion Dazzle: A Memoir of Motherhood, Loss, and Skating on Thin Ice by Jocelyn Jane Cox

    Jun 3, 202612 minS11

    There's a particular kind of courage it takes to host a child's birthday party while your mother is lying in a hospital bed — to blow up balloons and slice cake and smile for photos while your heart is quietly breaking...

  • Episode #69

    Fresh Reads: Rattled: How to Calm New Mom Anxiety with the Power of the Postpartum Brain by Dr. Nicole Pensak

    Jun 3, 202616 minS11

    Nobody tells you that becoming a mother is a neurological event. Nobody hands you a map for the identity that dissolves in the delivery room — or for the one that quietly, haltingly begins to take shape in its place...

  • Episode #67

    Fresh Reads: The Ambition Penalty: How Corporate Culture Tells Women to Step Up―and Then Pushes Them Down by Stefanie O’Connell

    Jun 3, 202618 minS11

    There's a moment most ambitious women know well — the moment you realize that doing everything "right" didn't get you where you were promised it would. You leaned in. You asked for more. You claimed space at the table...

  • Episode #66

    Fresh Reads: Honest Motherhood: On Losing My Mind and Finding Myself by Libby Ward

    Jun 1, 202625 minS11

    There's a moment most mothers know — the one where you're nodding and smiling and saying yes to everyone in the room, all while something small and essential inside of you is screaming. Libby Ward , the Ontario-based...

  • Episode #65

    Fresh Reads: Sexual Pleasure For Dummies by Myisha Battle

    Apr 29, 202615 minS11

    <p>There are questions most of us carry in silence—questions we've never felt safe enough to ask out loud, things we didn't learn in any classroom, and experiences we've quietly wondered about in the dark. Myisha Battle...

  • Episode #64

    Fresh Reads: Parenting a Spicy One: A Compassionate Guide for Raising a Deep-Feeling and Wonderfully Strong-Willed Kid by Mary Van Geffen

    Apr 22, 202630 minS11

    <p >There is a moment—one most parents have had but few will ever admit out loud—where you look at your child and feel something uncomfortably close to dislike. Not a fleeting frustration, but a deep, bewildering wall...

  • Episode #63

    Fresh Reads: Extra Sauce: The Good, the Bad, and the Onions by Zahra Tangorra

    Apr 18, 202620 minS11

    <p>Some connections defy explanation. They arrive on a random Tuesday afternoon through a phone scroll, a face you haven't seen in decades, a name that pulls you back to childhood hallways — and suddenly, the universe...

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