Backstage Pass with Phoenix Cannon – Détails, épisodes et analyse

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To kick off the new show we're starting with a behind the scenes of your host, Phoenix Cannon! I've gotten requests to do an interview of myself for a while now, so this time I'm answering some listener questions about my background in media while also giving you the scoop on what you can expect from this talk show as we venture on this behind-the-scenes journey of the entertainment business together!

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As we enter 2025, let's reflect on all the things we accomplished this year and prepare our minds and hearts with intention and clarity for an even better year. Join me as we delve into some of the best thought leaders' advice such as James Clear- discussing the impact of micro changes, details on creating new habits, and the power of simplicity.

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I've been hearing conversations of people trying to decide if they want to celebrate Halloween. Halloween is an American holiday, but it also has pagan and religious roots. I know some friends who are hesitant to celebrate when there are so many evil spirited things around this time of year. Here are some ways you can be festive and join the fall fun this season without the horror, blood, and gore.

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October is Mental Health Awareness Month so I'm replaying an interview of a young woman, Nicole HIlton, who lets us inside her mind and the day that she took her life by jumping off a cliff and surviving. She shares how she coped with suicidal thoughts and now copes as a parapalegic. 
Then I replay an episode about post partum depression and what resources there are to help. And finally end with a tangent all about building self confidence and what self confidence really means.

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October is Down Syndrome Awareness month so I'm replaying an interview with a sweet mother and daughter duo of their journey through a down syndrome diagnosis and finding hope throughout the journey. 
Then we hear from a loving brother who is making his younger brother with down syndrome 'famous' by making a feature film starring him. 
Lastly, we end with Brian Ziel from Mountain View Hospital for  Breast Cancer Awareness month to give us the symptoms and treatments for breast cancer.

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World Day of Refugees is coming up and I thought it would be a great time to hear a first-hand story of migration from a refugee herself. I brought on Desange Kuenihira to share her story of fleeing Congo and Uganada to come live the American Dream. She talks of the adjustments to a new country, how maintaining a positive perspective helped her, and also about her new book coming out on September 27th, "Undefeated Woman." 

We end off with Holly Beech from the Idaho Office of Refugees to help us know specific ways we can get involved to help refugees around the world and in our own communities

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It's Emergency Preparedness Month, so I thought it would be great to REPLAY this episode from earlier this year. 

What do you do if you're caught in  a fire? What if you have to flee your home? What if gas prices get so high you can't afford to escape? WHAT DO YOU DO?

You don't have to fear if you prepare beforehand. Preparedness Store Owner, Rusty Kappel, tells us how to create a food storage and what things we should be collecting now in case of an emergency. Fire Fighter, Nick Magliocco, tells us how to prevent a home fire, what to do if we're caught in a fire, and how to create a fire safety plan. We also go step by step with items to put in a 72 hour kit!

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It's World Suicide Prevention Day and Author Colleen Story gives a unique perspective on the topic. She shares how her experience with her father's suicide impacted her in her writing process for her new book. She also walks us through techniques to use writing to express, cope with, and overcome trauma. 

I also wanted to play a past interview with a mother who lost her son to suicide and how she created a new beginning for herself. 

We wrap up with some specific tips and resources on how to deal with a conversation when a friend confides suicidal thoughts to you and how to prevent suicide for yourself and others.

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School is back in full swing and to get the most out of your experience, you want to be prepared! Whether you're studying in a classroom or at home, this episode covers a variety of topics to put in your tool belt. Independent Education Consultant, Eva Goetze, from Eva Academy gives some guidance for those of you homeschooling kids and what their obstacles and needs are at different ages. She also gives some useful study tips and pointers for parents and teachers to find their student's learning style. And apparently she was a presentation coach so she gives specifics on how to make this year's class presentations A+ work!

Finally, we'll end off on an important part of back to school that's never really on your mind and that's campus safety. Especially for you college freshmen, don't take it lightly! Something can happen in the blink of an eye and it can be a little scary flying from the comfort of your home nest. Lieutenant Lance Blanchard gives a few things you can do to prepare for an emergency situation on campus and some resources to give you peace of mind. 

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What is happening with the current housing market? You hear some people say "Jump in now!" and others say "you'd better wait!" How can you make sense of it? Especially if you'rea first time home buyer or seller, it can be daunting and you probably have sooo many questions! Where do you start? What do you need to prepare before buying or selling a house? How do you stand out? Michele Robison from Keller Williams Calibur Realty gives us her two cents on the topic and tells how a real estate agent can help!