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Hosted by Stephanie Reed · religion · EN
Stephanie is a musician, author, writer, and inspirational speaker who loves to dialogue with folks about the complexities of life. She is an advocate believer of self-empowerment, and body, soul, and spiritual healing. She has completed a Bachelor of Science in Human Services and Masters in Psychology.She was an editorial writer for Examiner.com and CBS The Best of Sacramento. Her website is www.reedinspirations.comTopics on this podcast, spiritual, pop culture, current events, biblical culture, and other stories and events that connect to the healing of body, soul, and spirit. ~enjoy~
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Signup to Generate a PitchStephanie is a musician, author, writer, and inspirational speaker who loves to dialogue with folks about the complexities of life. She is an advocate believer of self-empowerment, and body, soul, and spiritual healing. She has completed a Bachelor of Science in Human Services and Masters in Psychology.She was an editorial writer for and CBS The Best of Sacramento.
The “inspirationalist” is hosted by Stephanie Reed. The show has published 78 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Jesus had a tattoo…" (30 August 2025, 4 minutes), "Family and church dynamics during anticipatory grief" (15 August 2025, 26 minutes), and "Debra Hamm joins me to discuss “Anticipatory Grief”" (8 August 2025, 18 minutes).
The “inspirationalist” publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 78 episodes.
Booking probability for The “inspirationalist” is 22%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The “inspirationalist” requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The “inspirationalist”'s contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for The “inspirationalist” are Religion & Faith. The “inspirationalist” has a religion audience.
Stephanie Reed hosts The “inspirationalist”, a religion podcast with 78 episodes published.
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The “inspirationalist”
<p>“And he hath on his vesture and on his thigh a name written, KING OF KINGS, AND Lord OF LORDS.” Revelation 19:16 KJV</p><p> </p><p>Was this a tattoo? Or was it “spiritual realities through symbolic images.”...
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<p>How anticipatory grief affects families and churches. </p><p>Conflicts, disagreements, separations, and emotional pain. </p>
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<p>“Anticipatory grief refers to the emotional pain and mourning people experience before an expected loss. This can occur in situations such as caring for a terminally ill loved one, witnessing the decline of someone...
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<p>Military Strong, Widow Brave - A story about the dynamics of grief. Deborah Hamm tells how the sudden loss of her husband changed her life. The stages of grief that separates friends, family, and associates. What is...
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An intro or overview of the process used while deconstructing from religion/christianity.
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The nature of mankind remains. “ The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun,” (Ecclesiastes 1:9). But how can this be...
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Do they correlate? Can Christians be mystical? The meaning of Christian verses mysticism.
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Damone Johnson, a Black father, who talks about receiving welfare assistance to working and purchasing a home. The struggles that his family encountered, and how his close relationship with the Lord helped him through...
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This is a two part: Black women and black men, I thought he was fit to be a husband and father. Why black men blame women for their down falls or flaws?
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Modern day Christianity, being single, dating (dating site?) are they safe? Is it good for Christian’s to go on dating site? The aged generation and dating, compatibilities, and more… The LGBTQIA + community and...
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From drugs, homelessness, jail, prison, near death experience, to four college degree’s, Valerie is currently working as a college professor.
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The focus is women in the churches submitting to men. “I don’t believe in what y’all teach about the woman submitting to a man.”
The “inspirationalist”
The discussion is about how people establish My Truth. My truth is relative to people who believe, right and wrong, variations of reasoning, and the process used to justify reasoning, are frameworks used to...
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“It’s a permanent solution to a temporary situation,” suicide.
The “inspirationalist”
Group discussion about suicide. Cause and effects, depression and anxiety correlates to health issues. Biblical stands on suicide and more…
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Can man reconstruct human body, soul, and spirit?
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The world, the devil, and the flesh.
Gender identity is a learned behavior, personal choice, or a genetical instinct?
Let’s talk about stages of development, home environment, and whose responsible. The controversy has extended to other counties, this is a universal concern.
The “inspirationalist”
What is speaking in tongue? Could Christian’s get arrested for speaking in tongues? Let’s get an understanding!
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