Real Feel Insights

Hosted by Sarah Bachmann, this podcast is all about real people, real stories, and the real insights that come from life's highs and lows. From navigating divorce, grief, and parenting to chasing dreams and building something new—we’re having the unfiltered conversations you didn’t know you needed.

Real Feel Insights is a education podcast hosted by Cassidy Drewes, with 70 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Cassidy Drewes hosts Real Feel Insights, a education show with 70 episodes published.

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  Episode #69

  Behind the Podcast: Cassidy Drewes on Life, Lessons, and Everything in Between

  Oct 2, 202635 minS1

  "This week, Sarah Bachmann sits down with someone usually found on the other side of the camera: Real Feel Insights producer Cassidy Drewes. After countless conversations together before and after filming, Sarah and Cassidy decided to turn the cameras on and let listeners in on the kinds of conversations they’re usually having behind the scenes. They talk about what it’s like working on Real Feel Insights and processing some of the difficult stories they hear, along with their different perspectives on life, success, failure, confidence, relationships, travel, business ownership, and taking opportunities when they come. From meaningful lessons they’ve learned to completely random thoughts, this episode is an inside look at the friendship and conversations behind the podcast. This episode is brought to you by our title sponsor, Aho Seamless Gutters. Learn more at mnahoseamlessgutters.com."

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  Episode #68

  Cancer, Faith, and Motherhood: MaKayla Morris on Finding Purpose Through the Unexpected

  Sep 25, 20261h 23mS1

  Sarah Bachmann sits down with MaKayla Morris to talk about being diagnosed with melanoma at just 15 years old and how that experience changed the course of her life. MaKayla shares what it was like going through cancer treatment and a recurrence as a teenager, feeling isolated from friends and school, and seeing her community come together to support her and her family. Years later, MaKayla’s journey took her away from home and eventually to Montana, where she began discovering the Christian faith that now plays a central role in her life. MaKayla also opens up about becoming a mother and the traumatic delivery of her daughter, Winona, who was born not breathing and spent weeks critically ill in the NICU. She shares the uncertainty of those early weeks, her daughter’s recovery, and how everything she has experienced has changed her perspective on faith, family, control, and the unexpected direction life can take. This episode is brought to you by our title sponsor, Aho Seamless Gutters. Learn more at mnahoseamlessgutters.com.

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  Episode #66

  A Lifetime of Service: Veterans Dave Knopf and Dave Ohman on Continuing to Serve

  Sep 11, 20261h 7mS1

  Sarah Bachmann sits down with veterans Dave Knopf and Dave Ohman to talk about their time in the military and why the desire to serve doesn’t necessarily end when military service does. They share how the military gave them discipline and direction and how those lessons have continued to shape their lives. Dave and Dave also share their work with the Honor Guard, honoring fellow veterans at funerals through the presentation of the flag and 21-gun salute. With their local group participating in around 60 funerals each year, they reflect on what it means to continue serving their country and fellow veterans in a different way. This episode is brought to you by our title sponsor, Aho Seamless Gutters. Learn more at mnahoseamlessgutters.com.

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  Episode #65

  Bringing Four Babies Home: Margo Jensen’s Life with Quadruplets — Part III

  Sep 4, 202659 minS1

  In the final part of Margo Jensen’s three-part story, Sarah Bachmann and Margo pick up with life after the NICU and the reality of bringing four babies home. Margo shares how they managed feedings, nighttime routines, at-home therapies, and the everyday logistics of raising quadruplets—with plenty of help from family, friends, their church community, and other mothers of multiples. Margo also reflects on watching four different personalities grow up together, welcoming a fifth child just 20 months later, and finding humor through the chaos. She and Sarah also discuss postpartum, the importance of stay-at-home moms, and the advice Margo would give new mothers today. This episode is brought to you by our title sponsor, Aho Seamless Gutters. Learn more at mnahoseamlessgutters.com

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  Episode #64

  Born at 24 Weeks: Margo Jensen’s Journey with Quadruplets — Part II

  Aug 28, 202647 minS1

  In Part Two of a three-part series, Sarah Bachmann continues her conversation with Margo Jensen as she shares what it was like to carry quadruplets. Margo talks about the excitement of knowing all four babies were growing, the physical toll of the pregnancy, and the constant appointments and monitoring that came with being high-risk. At 22 weeks, complications led to a 12-day hospital stay, and at just 24 weeks, Margo learned she needed to deliver immediately. With a team of doctors filling the delivery room, Margo gave birth to two boys and two girls, each weighing between one and two pounds, who were taken straight to the NICU. Margo walks through the five months that followed, from the uncertainty of those first days to the constant progress and setbacks of having four premature babies in the NICU. She also reflects on the odds they faced, the care that kept giving them another option, and what it means today to have four healthy children who all survived. This episode is brought to you by our title sponsor, Aho Seamless Gutters. Learn more at mnahoseamlessgutters.com.

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