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Hosted by Marla Simlett · education · EN
What if personal growth didn't have to feel like another item on your to-do list? Each week, we blend real stories, professional insight, and practical tools with the transformative power of laughter — to help women get unstuck, build deep self-love, and reclaim their spark. Because transformation doesn't have to be all grit and no grin. Come for the giggles. Stay for the growth. And leave ready to send a little joy out into the world."
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhat if personal growth didn't have to feel like another item on your to-do list? Each week, we blend real stories, professional insight, and practical tools with the transformative power of laughter, to help women get unstuck, build deep self-love, and reclaim their spark. Because transformation doesn't have to be all grit and no grin. Come for the giggles.
Laughter Revolution is hosted by Marla Simlett. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Who needs words when you have laughter? Building bond across cultures with Laughter Intelligence®" (22 October 2026, 27 minutes), "Come have a seat at the Georgian café where laughter is always on the menu" (7 October 2026, 40 minutes), and "Who do you think you are Missy? What your judgement is telling you." (23 September 2026, 24 minutes).
Laughter Revolution publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 23 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for Laughter Revolution is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Laughter Revolution requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Laughter Revolution's contact route on record: verified email.
Marla Simlett hosts Laughter Revolution, an education podcast with 14 episodes published.
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Episode #13
Four months into my trip, I still can’t speak Georgian (or Czech, or Romanian, or...). But I’ve made friends anyway, with two train station guys, an 80 year old guesthouse host, and a late arriving waitress. Laughter...
Picture a café with a chicken on the bathroom wall, a table that says "If you like to talk, sit here," and a Wi-Fi password that is HaHaHaHaHa. That's the fabulous Runa Café in Kutaisi, Georgia and its owner, Mako...
I came to this solo trip determined to travel independently. No tour groups. No following somebody around with a little sign. No letting someone else tell me where to go or what to see. I was going to prove that I could...
Episode #10
I used to think I was a pretty good talker. Turns out, solo travel and a language barrier will make you question everything, including whether you actually know your OWN language, let alone another. This episode is...
I met Monika Stodůlková on a train to Vienna, and by the time we said goodbye we had talked about cheese blocks, Sarah McLachlan, and of course, we laughed! This episode is proof that laughter shows up in every country...
Two months into my six-month solo journey, I’ve found myself in Vienna, Austria—a completely unplanned stop following what I'm calling my "Copenhagen crash." In this episode, I’m reflecting on what happens when your...
I met Lina Karlsen while I was stuck waiting for my suitcase Gertrude to catch up with me in Tromsø, Norway. Turns out a delayed bag led to one of the best conversations of my trip so far. Lina is a social worker who...
Jenny Drever has a fantastic Scottish accent, a gift for storytelling, and a philosophy she lives by: if you are not laughing, you are probably doomed. My Airbnb host from Orkney joins me for my first on-the-road...
<p>Somewhere between Edinburgh Airport and a set of stairs I had no business descending with a suitcase, I had a reckoning with my body. Specifically, with the part of me who thinks pain is just the price of doing...
Somewhere between Edinburgh Airport and a set of stairs I had no business descending with a suitcase, I had a reckoning with my body. Specifically, with the part of me who thinks pain is just the price of doing...
<p>Most of us have had that moment. Sitting at your desk, calendar full, inbox worse, thinking: surely this cannot be it.</p><p>After almost 20 years in corporate HR, I decided to find out. So I left. What followed was...
<p>Have you ever felt completely paralysed by something that should be simple? Packing a suitcase. Choosing an outfit. Showing up as yourself. If you’ve ever spiralled over what other people might think of you, this...
<p>Got a very convincing list of reasons why you can't do the thing you want? This episode is for you. Hit play.</p><p>You have a list. A very convincing list of reasons why you can't, shouldn't, or aren't ready to go...
<p>What if laughter wasn't just something that happened to you, but something you could use on purpose to change your life?</p><p>In this first episode, host Marla Simlett shares the origin story behind Laughter...
Laughter Revolution
<p>What if growth felt lighter? Hosted by counsellor and speaker Marla Simlett, Laughter Revolution blends insight, real-life stories, and practical strategies to help you unstick your stuck with more ease, energy, and...
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