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Startin' Some Ripples is the podcast that turns real stories into powerful life lessons. Hosted by Heather N. Wilde—author, educator, indie publisher, and trauma survivor—this is a space where authenticity and connection thrive. Heather’s journey, chronicled in her memoir "Tumbled," proves that tough experiences, self-reflection, and a little grit can lead to profound growth. Each episode invites cohosts to share their stories or those submitted by listeners, uncovering practical tips for building a more enjoyable life. Together, we’ll celebrate victories, unpack challenges, and connect through the common threads of human experience. It’s a safe, supportive space where vulnerability becomes strength, and shared life lessons spark ripples of change. Whether diving into a listener’s story, exploring personal growth, or just having a heartfelt conversation, Startin’ Some Ripples is here to inspire, uplift, and remind you that life’s greatest teacher is experience itself. Let’s make wa
Heather N. Wilde hosts Startin' Some Ripples, a society show with 36 episodes published.
Among many other topics, we explore: The Moment It All Changed: How Sarah’s autoimmune diagnosis shifted her path and ultimately led her to build something transformative. Why High School Matters: The powerful statistic
Among many other topics, we explore: The Power of Following the Pull: How Maris built multiple careers—from photography to hypnotherapy to TV—by going all in on what lit her up. From Doing to Being: Why success isn’t abo
Among many other topics, we explore: From Pavilion Projects to Purpose: How Deborah’s high-level corporate career masked a deeper longing to create meaningful impact. The Three-Year Wake-Up Call: Deborah’s medical misdia
Among many other topics, we explore: Finding Home Through Change: How Morgan’s life of constant movement helped her discover what community, belonging, and “home” really mean to her. The Power of Presence in Leadership:
Among many other topics, we explore: The Magic of Grandma’s Kitchen: How Tom’s earliest memories of baking with his grandmother sparked a lifelong love for bread. From Corporate Life to Cottage Bakery: Why leaving behind
Among many other topics, we explore: Growing Up Different in the 1950s: Bella recalls her early years in a male-dominated household, long before there was language or support for what she was experiencing. The Mask of No
Among many other topics, we explore: Leading from the Heart: Jen shares what it means to lead with a strong sense of community and stay rooted in your values, even when the outcome isn't what you hoped for. The Firecrack
Sam Nelson returns to the podcast to discuss her personal journey as a neurodiversity advocate. She opens up about receiving her own ADHD diagnosis a little over two years ago and how she and her family had to navigate t
In this episode, I’m joined by Adarryl Hunter, a lifelong friend of George Floyd. We announce our joint project, a book titled Floyd's Baller , set to be released in February 2026, which is Black History Month. The book
Among many other topics, we explore: From Liberia to the United States: Jebeh shares her journey as a Liberian American, detailing how her parents immigrated from West Africa to the U.S. and instilled in her a strong sen
In this heartwarming conversation, we talk about: How the pandemic led me to a significant life shift, embracing roles as an author, speaker, and creative. My passion for connecting with students who "didn't quite fit th
Among many other topics, we explore: From Sick Kid to Health Advocate: Jessica opens up about her chronic childhood pain, the chiropractors who changed her life, and why she’s never stopped asking questions about health,
Among many other topics, we explore: What Belonging Really Means: Amy explains the “B” in DEI&B and why fostering a true sense of belonging is crucial for equitable systems, especially in education and corporate spaces.
In this episode, I’m joined once again by illustrator, designer, and creative scholar Chani Becker, who returns to share one of her favorite fairytales: Tatterhood . Chani guides us through a vivid retelling of this less
Among many other topics, we explore: Living Through the “Almost Miracles”: How both of Adrienne’s children defied the odds and what it meant to cherish moments of joy, even when the bigger picture looked grim. Resilience
Among many other topics, we explore: Creative Energy as a Mirror: How our internal world shapes what we create—and how Sacha uses tarot and intuition to tap into the collective field of inspiration. Alignment vs. Autopil
In this episode, I sit down with artist, author, and creative guide Rachel Gilbertson to talk about what really happens when you commit to showing up for your creativity every day. We get honest about the 100-Day Creativ
In this episode, I’m joined by Brandi Fleming, a millennial with a remarkable story of transformation and self-discovery. We talk about Brandi’s journey from a chaotic home life to finding stability and pursuing her drea
In this episode, I’m joined by Chani Becker, a creative, a mama, and a storyteller. We talk about Chani’s background in art, her journey to becoming a creative professional, and her recent work in teaching and illustrati
In this special birthday episode, we’re gettin’ real. I’m sharing 50 Years, 50 Truths —a mix of lighthearted laughs, gut-punch lessons, and the moments that shaped me. Some are sweet, some are raw, but all of them are ho
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Jen Fox
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Jebeh Edmunds
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Jessica Lowery
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Startin' Some Ripples is hosted by Heather N. Wilde. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 36 episodes.
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