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Hosted by Sally Hed Dahlquist · health · EN-US
A podcast with a purpose highlighting ordinary people who do extra-ordinary things, while raising money for medical research. From everyday athletes & artists, scientists & survivors, care-givers & change-makers, these people relentlessly pursue their dreams, resiliently pushing through pain & setbacks. What's their purpose? What makes them Unstoppable? Tune in to listen as these seemingly normal people share their stories of resilience and inspire us to keep moving forward
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Booking probability
32%
Guest openness
Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchA podcast with a purpose highlighting ordinary people who do extra-ordinary things, while raising money for medical research. From everyday athletes & artists, scientists & survivors, care-givers & change-makers, these people relentlessly pursue their dreams, resiliently pushing through pain & setbacks. What's their purpose? What makes them Unstoppable?
Unstoppable Stories That Move is hosted by Sally Hed Dahlquist. The show has published 66 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "66. Sally's Hotline: Work Backward from Your Future with Deena Johnson Lee" (29 October 2026, 6 minutes), "65. Forged in Fire with Deena Johnson Lee" (22 October 2026, 78 minutes), and "63. Chartering the Course with John Naslund" (1 October 2026, 51 minutes).
Unstoppable Stories That Move publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 35 minutes across 66 episodes.
Booking probability for Unstoppable Stories That Move is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Unstoppable Stories That Move requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Unstoppable Stories That Move's contact route on record: public web form.
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Sally Hed Dahlquist hosts Unstoppable Stories That Move, a health podcast with 66 episodes published.
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Unstoppable Stories That Move
In this edition of Sally’s Hotline, we hear from the unstoppable Deena Johnson Lee, a retired fire chief, mentor, and leadership coach known as The Feminist Fire Chief . After building a career in the high-pressure...
Episode #65
Deena Johnson Lee knows what it means to take the heat. As a firefighter, she faced burning buildings, dangerous emergencies, and the physical demands of saving lives. As a woman rising through the ranks of a...
Unstoppable Stories That Move
John Naslund is a unicorn in the marathon world. He is a charter member of not one, but two iconic Minnesota marathons, meaning he has run every single Grandma’s Marathon and every single Twin Cities Marathon . That is...
Unstoppable Stories That Move
In this edition of Sally’s Hotline, we hear from the unstoppable Evelyn Smith, a runner, walker, retired math teacher, guidance counselor, and 700+ marathon finisher. Evelyn started running to help manage high blood...
Unstoppable Stories That Move
In this edition of Sally’s Hotline, we hear from the unstoppable Celeste Glover, a spinal cord injury survivor who shows no signs of stopping. Celeste’s advice is simple, but hard-earned: you can never fully plan for...
Episode #57
In this edition of Sally’s Hotline , we hear from the unstoppable David Clark , cheerleader, supporter, and better known in the running community as The Cowbell Guy . David is the husband of Jennifer Clark, who has...
Episode #56
Recorded live at Homewood Suites in St. Cloud, Minnesota , this episode features the unstoppable David Clark , better known in the running community as The Cowbell Guy . David is not the one chasing hundreds of half...
Episode #55
In this edition of Sally’s Hotline , we hear from the unstoppable Byron Waller , survivor, pilot, change-maker, and the youngest person to fly around the world at age 15. While managing a serious medical condition and...
Episode #54
Byron Waller is an airplane pilot, adventurer, survivor, and change-maker who knows what it feels like to be sick, stuck in a hospital bed, and dreaming about life beyond illness. After spending much of his childhood in...
Episode #53
In this edition of Sally’s Hotline, we hear from the unstoppable Guillaume de Rémacle, everyday athlete, adventurer, modern explorer, polar guide, and author of the children’s book Destination Antarctica. After more...
Episode #52
Guillaume de Rémacle has built a life around curiosity, connection, and wild places. A polar guide, author, expedition designer, and lifelong animal lover, Guillaume has spent years working in Antarctica, teaching...
Episode #51
In this edition of Sally’s Hotline, we hear from the legendary Garry Bjorklund, the first winner of Grandma’s Marathon in 1977, the namesake of the Garry Bjorklund Half Marathon, and a Minnesota hometown hero whose name...
Episode #50
Garry Bjorklund is a Minnesota hometown hero, collegiate All-American, Olympian, Grandma’s Marathon champion , and the namesake of the Garry Bjorklund Half Marathon . But before his name was printed on thousands of race...
Episode #50
<p>Garry Bjorklund is a Minnesota hometown hero, collegiate All-American, Olympian, <b>Grandma’s Marathon champion</b>, and the namesake of the <b>Garry Bjorklund Half Marathon</b>. But before his name was printed on...
Episode #49
<p>In this edition of <b>Sally’s Hotline</b>, we hear from the unstoppable <b>Scott Keenan</b>, runner, organizer, author, community leader, and the original founder and race director of <b>Grandma’s Marathon</b> in...
Episode #48
<p>Host <b>Sally Hed Dahlquist</b> sits down with <b>Scott Keenan </b>ahead of the <b>50th anniversary of Grandma’s Marathon in 2026</b>. Scott founded <b>Grandma’s Marathon </b>in 1977 with a tiny budget, a $3 entry...
Episode #47
<p>In this edition of Sally's Hotline, we hear from the unstoppable <b>Christy Larson</b>, an everyday athlete, outdoorsy girl, health coach, and woman who had to rebuild her health and life after alcoholism nearly...
Episode #46
<p>Sally Hed Dahlquist talks with the unstoppable <b>Christy Larson</b>, a runner, outdoor lover, wife, and woman who fought her way back to herself after alcohol had taken over her health, confidence, and sense of...
Episode #45
<p>In this solo edition of Sally’s Hotline, host <b>Sally Hed Dahlquist</b> explores one of the most difficult decisions athletes face: knowing when to stop.</p><p>After completing 181 marathons, and recording five DNFs...
Episode #44
<p>In this edition of Sally's Hotline, we hear from the unstoppable Gregory David, photographer, filmmaker, skydiver, skier, and a man who has had to start over in life more times than most of us can imagine. From...
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Professor in the Department of English and Cultural Studies and Associate Member of the Department of Health, Aging and Society at McMaster University, Association for Treatment of Neuroplastic Symptoms
former Inspector General of the Small Business Administration and Social Security Administration, North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality
Author, Speaker, Publishing Mama, and Owner, My Word Publishing, My Word Publishing
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