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Hosted by Blake McLemore · leisure · EN · 26 episodes
Welcome to Missing Something, a podcast where we dive into a variety of topics with a mix of humor, real talk, and reflection. Hosted by Blake McLemore, this show offers a down-to-earth look at personal growth, self-discovery, and the everyday experiences that shape our lives. Sometimes it’s deep, sometimes it’s just for laughs, but it’s always real. Blake brings you along on his journey as he navigates the highs and lows of life, making his way with authenticity, humor, and the occasional thought-provoking question. Tune in to explore what’s often left unsaid and share the ups and downs.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMissing something? is a leisure podcast hosted by Blake McLemore, with 26 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #4
<p></p><p>Two different connections. Same ending.<br>In this episode, I tell two storytimes that forced me to confront something uncomfortable about myself — I don’t run toward consistency… I chase distance.</p><p>Instead of leaning into the people who show up for me, I get drawn to the ones who pull away. And I finally had to ask myself why.</p><p></p>
Episode #9
<p>I fumbled two connections that could’ve been really good not because I didn’t care, but because I was inconsistent and scared of connection.</p><p>In this episode, I tell two story times about fading in and out, avoiding communication, and pulling back when things start to feel real. On the back half, I break down my own avoidance, fear of intimacy, and why consistency feels harder the more I care.</p><p>This episode is about accountability, patterns, and realizing that sometimes the reason things don’t work… is us.</p><p></p>
Episode #2
<p>After a breakup, I couldn’t accept what my ex said about me. I thought she was wrong. I thought she didn’t understand me.Then one night, everything clicked.In this episode, I talk about my ego death, what it taught me about relationships, arguments, and how learning to listen changed the way I see myself.</p>
Episode #1
<p>Welcome to Season 3 of Missing Something. In this episode, I reflect on my growth, my struggles, and the mindset shift I’ve been working toward. Just a run down before we really get into the Nitty-gritty that'll be MissingSomething? Season #3</p><p> </p>
Episode #15
<p>Building something whether it’s a body, a business, or a life changes you in ways you don’t expect.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of Missing Something, I sit down with Tara owner of Tarafied Fitness, a personal trainer and entrepreneur, for a real conversation about consistency, identity, and what actually shows up when you stop quitting on yourself. We talk about fitness and business, but more importantly, how both reveal the same patterns around discipline, burnout, self-trust, and growth over time.</p><p><br></p><p>This isn’t a how to episode or a moti...
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