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I Think You Should Hear This

Hosted by Joshua scrivano · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 39 episodes

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Episodes
39
Last ep.
11 days ago
Avg length
88m
Booking Probability™
40
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Listen Score
22
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Virality (30d)
50
Steady cadence.

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About this podcast

A podcast exploring people's journey's of adversity, growth and self discovery.

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About the host

Joshua scrivano hosts I Think You Should Hear This, a education show with 39 episodes published.

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#41: Jack Hanley - The Crazy Running Man

May 27, 202652mEp. 41S1

Join us as we explore Jack Hanley's inspiring journey through adversity, his passion for ultra-running, and his efforts to promote mental health awareness. Discover insights on overcoming addiction, the power of communit

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#40: Dareo Rogers - Finding Your North Star

May 18, 20261h 22mEp. 40S1

Most athletes focus on physical skills, but one of the most powerful tools for resilience and growth is the mindset you build off the field. In this episode, Dareo Rogers, a former AFL hopeful turned local champion, shar

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#39 Bronson Interlandi - From Incarceration to Estepona

May 9, 20261h 20mEp. 38S1

Most entrepreneurs and high performers overlook the one thing that can make or break their success—emotional resilience built through real adversity. Bronson Interlandi’s story is a raw, unfiltered journey from childhood

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#38: Cathal Fahy - Intimacy Rewired

Apr 7, 20261h 32mEp. 37S1

Most men avoid these conversations because they’re uncomfortable, but facing the truth can transform your life. Cathal, a former construction worker turned men's coach, shares his raw journey from sexual insecurity and a

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#37: Chris Doria - Finding Strength in Balance

Apr 1, 20261h 53mEp. 37S1

Chris shares his journey from professional football to international DJ and elite coach, revealing the secret sauce behind thriving in chaos and staying true to yourself. You'll gain actionable frameworks on disarming co

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#36: Marcus Sinfield - Melbourne Muscular Therapies

Mar 25, 202659mEp. 36S1

The story of the man behind Melbourne Muscular Therapies Marcus 'Ninja' Sinfield.

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#35: Sam Mansfield - What Is The Hill You're Willing To Die On?

Mar 10, 20261h 46mEp. 35S1

A raw and honest conversation with Sam Mansfield, one half of Darwin breakfast radio duo Sam and Ant on Hot100.In this conversation we talk about Sam's journey, following his dreams to become a radio host, moving states

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#34: Jeremy Donovan - The Path of a Centurion

Mar 1, 20261h 36mEp. 34S1

This conversation explores the profound impact of culture on identity, the lasting effects of childhood trauma, and the journey of personal growth and redemption. Jez shares his experiences with trauma, addiction, and th

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#33: Nic Hurrell - Making Healing Fun

Feb 25, 20261h 14mEp. 33S1

Discover how to turn personal struggles into triumph with insights from Nic Huzz's journey. Learn strategies for building resilience and purpose. In our fast-paced world, many find themselves grappling with personal chal

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#32: Adam Drake - The Ropes of Discipline

Feb 2, 20261h 52mEp. 32S1

n this engaging podcast conversation, the speakers explore themes of personal growth, adversity, and the importance of community and integrity. They discuss how starting conversations with a smile can ease discomfort, th

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#31 Brock Mair - Forging Your Own Path

Jan 21, 20261h 3mEp. 31S1

This conversation delves into Brock's journey of creativity, entrepreneurship, and overcoming adversity. It explores his early creative beginnings, discovery of creativity, recognition, coping with adversity, mental heal

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#30: Shalom Kaa - The Purple Plastic Maori

Jan 4, 20262h 9mEp. 30S1

In this episode, Shalom and I dive into ; into the complexities of human connection, the challenges of self-acceptance, and the impact of family dynamics on personal growth. They explore the nuances of comedy as a medium

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#29 Nick Lantouris - Using Your Uniqueness To Your Advantage

Dec 18, 20251h 37mEp. 26S1

In this episode, Joshua Scrivano interviews Nick Lantouris, the youngest guest on the podcast, exploring themes of personal growth, authenticity, and the challenges of content creation. Nick shares his journey of overcom

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#28 Sam Witness - The 3rd Path

Dec 9, 20251h 47mEp. 28S1

In a world where conformity often takes precedence, the journey of self-discovery can be both exhilarating and daunting. Join me as I delve into a candid conversation with Sam Witness, exploring his transformative experi

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#27 Cameron J Emett - 'Men’s Work Is More Transformative Than Plant Medicine'

Nov 26, 20251h 24mEp. 27S1

Joshua Scrivano and Cameron J Emett explore the themes of personal growth, vulnerability, and the importance of community in men's work. They discuss their experiences at festivals, the challenges of facing past traumas,

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#26 Sam Berry - A Drug Induced Psychosis Changed My Life, For The Better.

Nov 13, 20251h 33mEp. 26S1

In this conversation, Sam shares a profound and harrowing experience involving a drug-induced psychosis that led him to contemplate suicide. He describes a near-drowning incident that triggered a DMT trip, during which h

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Episode 25: Sarah Louise Maher

Nov 3, 20251h 16m

Sarah Louise Maher and i explore the impact of childhood experiences on spiritual journeys, and the importance of mental health awareness. They discuss the role of breathwork and meditation in healing, the challenges of

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Episode 24: Matthew Haines

Oct 28, 20251h 11mEp. 21S1

This is part 1 of a 2 part episode. In a heavily interrupted chat with internet issues, we managed to cover some very serious stuff. We spoke about Matt's journey, experiencing drugs in the home and sexual abuse at a you

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Episode 23: Jack Russell

Oct 8, 20251h 35mEp. 23S1

This conversation explores the challenges and growth within the Darwin comedy scene, the importance of community and support in creative pursuits, and personal reflections on life in small towns. The discussion also delv

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Episode 22: Georgie Chambers

Sep 17, 20251h 14mEp. 22S1

n this engaging conversation, Georgie Chambers shares her journey of personal growth, community involvement, and the importance of mental wellbeing. The discussion covers various initiatives, including the Nine for Nine

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Age
25-54
Consumer type
Lifelong learners

Topics covered

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I Think You Should Hear This is hosted by Joshua scrivano. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 39 episodes.

How many episodes does I Think You Should Hear This have?

I Think You Should Hear This has published 39 episodes.

What topics does I Think You Should Hear This cover?

I Think You Should Hear This regularly covers education, self improvement. It sits in the education category, with a self improvement focus.

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Episodes of I Think You Should Hear This average 88 minutes, giving guests a long-form format with plenty of time to expand on their expertise.

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