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Hosted by Amanda Stubbert and Cami Ostman · arts · EN-US · 48 episodes
Most of us, in the course of our adult lives, have experienced the need to reinvent ourselves. Something happens, life blows up, and now we've got to rebuild. It's easy to get so mired in the grief of our losses and transitions that we wander too long amidst the rubble of ideas we once had about ourselves and our lives, hoping we can make something of what is left after our structures have come crashing down. But the fabled Phoenix offers us some guidance whenever we find ourselves needing to remake our lives. Periodically she burns herself up and rises again from her own ashes. It would be lovely if THE BURNING wasn’t necessary for THE RISING to happen. But it usually is. Lucky for all of us, there is always someone who has gone before us—blowing up their life and then coming back as a stronger-than-ever badass—that we can learn from. Phoenix lessons are the stories and teachings of those who can show us how to climb out of the ashes and fl
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Signup to Generate a PitchPhoenix Lessons is a arts podcast hosted by Amanda Stubbert and Cami Ostman, with 48 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.
Amanda Stubbert and Cami Ostman hosts Phoenix Lessons, a arts show with 48 episodes published.
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Episode #48
Send us Fan Mail When you survive childhood by being as good as possible, the drive to achieve and please often follows you into adulthood. What coping strategies once kept you safe but have outlived their purpose? Support the show
Episode #47
Send us Fan Mail From fleeing a war-torn homeland to navigating the chaos of a drama-filled family, Reza Farahan learned early that life rarely follows a straight path. Through every setback, his mother instilled one unwavering belief: no matter the challenge, he would find a way to win. When relationships evolved, careers shifted, and opportunities disappeared—including the sudden end of a hit reality show—Reza faced each crossroads with the same mindset: this isn't the end of the story. In this episode, Reza shares why the way you approach phoenix cycles matters. At every new juncture, you can choose to expect defeat or envision success. Why not bet on yourself and picture the win? Buy Reza's new book, Memoirs of a Gay Shah, HERE Support the show
Episode #45
Send us Fan Mail For years, Daniella Capitano lived with a secret that fueled pain, silence, and addiction. Growing up in a home marked by abuse and hidden truths, she learned to numb her emotions rather than face them. But everything changed when she decided to reclaim her voice. In this powerful episode, Daniella shares her journey from survival to healing, from addiction to freedom, and from silence to strength. Her story is raw, inspiring, and a reminder that our past does not have to define our future. Find her at: daniellacapitano.com/mindset-coaching Support the show
Episode #44
Send us Fan Mail Plot vs Theme. Fact vs Feeling. What vs So What. The events of our lives may seem straightforward—but the meaning we make from them is where the real story unfolds. In this episode, Cami and Amanda explore the difference between what happened and what it means, and how digging into the “So What?” can reveal deeper insights, healing, and understanding. Join them for a thoughtful conversation about finding clarity, perspective, and peace in the stories we tell ourselves about our lives. Support the show
Episode #43
Send us Fan Mail After losing her home and everything she owned in the Palisades fire, screenwriter Firdosi Wharton-Ali faced the unimaginable: a chance to begin again from nothing. But instead of only rebuilding what was lost, she chose to reimagine what her life could become. First, she poured herself into helping others in her community recover and heal. Then she turned inward. Standing in the ashes of one life, she made the courageous decision to let go of other things no longer serving her—old fears, patterns, expectations, and ways of living that had quietly burned out long before the fire arrived. This is a story about loss, resilience, and the rare opportunity hidden inside life’s hardest moments: the chance not just to rebuild, but to transform. Check out her VIDEO about the fire. Support the show
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