Hosted by Heather Campbell · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 61 episodes
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Welcome to Curveball, the podcast that’s all about life’s “Wait, what?” moments – those twists that come out of nowhere, flip your plans upside down, and leave you wondering what the heck just happened. Every episode, we dive into stories from people who’ve been thrown some serious curveballs. We’re talking about career 180s, relationship shake-ups, unexpected wake-up calls, and those messy moments that feel like the end of the world – until you realize they were actually the beginning of something better. Think of Curveball as your reminder that those “What now?” moments don’t have to be breakdowns. They can be breakthroughs. You’ll hear from guests who’ve faced the chaos, come out the other side, and found strength, purpose, and sometimes a brand-new life direction. So, if you’re going through your own “Didn’t see that coming” phase, or just love a good story of resilience, self-discovery, and transformation, Curveball is here to
Heather Campbell hosts Curveball: A podcast about possibility, a business show with 61 episodes published.
What happens when life rips away the identities you thought were permanent? For Amy Jo Esser, the hits came fast: losing her brother way too soon, then losing not one but two jobs she loved. The kind of one-two punch tha
Sadia Hameed had a plan. A really good one. After 25 years leading in the nonprofit and philanthropic world – building a globally respected organization from the ground up – she walked away with a vision for something bi
On paper, Jon Rosenberg had it all. Big roles. Big companies. Big funding rounds. The kind of career that makes people nod approvingly and say, “Wow, you’ve really made it.” And then one day… he came home from a “success
This one doesn’t start with a gentle nudge. It starts with everything… disappearing. In a matter of hours. DeAnna Crawford went from stable, hopeful, and building a life for her kids to broke, in debt, and wondering how
She did everything right. Climbed the ladder. Put in the years. Landed the title. The paycheck. The “you made it” moment. And then… realized she hated it. In this episode, Molly Smith shares what happens when the version
Danielle Blum sat down to write a thriller. What she didn’t plan on? Interviewing over 100 people with dissociative identity disorder (DID), scrapping the story she thought she was telling, and becoming an advocate for m
If resilience had a face, it might look a lot like David Jarvis. After more than two decades of service in the British Army, David was abruptly and medically discharged – navigating permanent injury, PTSD, and the jarrin
If your business has become a 24/7 hustle factory run by your inner control freak, take a breath. This episode might just change everything. Most entrepreneurs are not built for burnout – but we’re really good at walking
No investors. No perfect English. Just a notebook, a deep faith, and a flavor-packed wing recipe. This is how Lizzie Balthazar Soria started building her dream from the kitchen table – one leap of faith at a time. What i
Five life-shattering curveballs. One giant truth: you can’t outrun overwhelm, but you can outsmart it. When you’re a solo mom commuting four hours a day to run a male-dominated family business in Brooklyn – while navigat
What do you do when your world falls apart one heartbreak at a time? For Katie Jordan, the hits just kept coming – a miscarriage, the loss of her grandmother, father, sister, and then, her marriage. All in just a few yea
What do a rotten egg, two scoops of Raisin Bran, and a Radisson Inn with a chlorine stench have in common? According to Laura Belgray – everything you need to write your guts out and turn it into gold. This episode is a
She’s built businesses from Google searches, walked away from law school with zero regrets, and could roof your house tomorrow if she had to. (Seriously.) Taylor Bradford doesn’t follow straight lines. She doesn’t need t
She was teaching autistic kids how to regulate – while quietly unraveling herself. Kassandra Alvarez looked like she had it all together. Board-certified behavior analyst, climbing the ranks, thriving in her field. But b
She was six when the world told her she was wrong – for coloring outside the lines. So she spent decades getting it all right . Until illness forced everything to stop, and her inner artist finally picked up the brush. W
He lost the one identity that had defined him forever. Then he lost the job. And then almost lost his marriage. But this isn't a story about failure. It's about what you do next. Tony Coyne is a former Yale baseball star
She spent 15 years becoming a doctor. And then she quit. Dr. Zarya Rubin did what most people only fantasize about: she stepped off the treadmill before it broke her completely. After chasing the dream of medicine all th
She tried to be the perfect picture of Zen – silent retreat, serene vibes, inner peace, and all that. But it only made her more anxious. Turns out, healing didn’t come from silence. It came from dance floors, karaoke nig
What happens when a “painfully shy” woman loses her job, sells her house, packs up her family (and two dogs), and starts a business from a 300-square-foot RV? Turns out, she finds her voice — and helps hundreds of speake
What do you do when your body taps out mid-shampoo and leaves you holding the scissors and the pieces of your old life? Ronni Morgan was doing what she loved – building her business behind the chair, running, living life
Jon Rosemberg
author of "A Guide to Thriving: The Science Behind Breaking Old Patterns, Reclaiming Your Agency, and Finding Meaning" · Anther Global
1 appearance on this show
Molly Smith
Group Vice President, Public Policy · American Hospital Association
1 appearance on this show
David Jarvis
British Army veteran and Invictus Games Gold Medalist · United Grand Lodge of England
1 appearance on this show
Corrie LoGiudice
1 appearance on this show
Katie Jordan
Senior Director of Slate Strategies at The Parish Group
1 appearance on this show
Laura Belgray
Expert Copywriter and Founder of Talking Shrimp · Talking Shrimp
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Zarya Rubin
Dr.
2 appearances on this show
Hannah Talbot
Reiki Master, Mindfulness+Meditation Guide, Earth Medicine Practitioner, Yoga Teacher · Anam Cara Healing Center
1 appearance on this show
Robbie Samuels
book launch strategist, business growth coach, executive Zoom producer, event design consultant, speaker, emcee, and podcaster
1 appearance on this show
Bruce Cryer
founding director · HeartMath Institute
1 appearance on this show
Emily King
marketing strategist and certified breathwork teacher · Prospector Portal
1 appearance on this show
Loren Cellentani
sacred visibility mentor and priestess
2 appearances on this show
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