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The Unsaid

The unsaid by fae

Business & Entrepreneuriat

Fréquence : 1 épisode/2j. Total Éps: 24

The Unsaid is a podcast about the stories, experiences, questions, and perspectives that exist beneath what we see. Through honest conversations with people from different walks of life, we explore the decisions, uncertainties, failures, turning points, and ideas that often stay out of the conversation. From work and ambition to identity, life, and everything in between, each episode takes a closer look at what shaped the person and the story behind where they are today. Hosted by Fae, The Unsaid is a place to listen, question, and see familiar things from a different perspective.

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When Grief Becomes a Turning Point: Love, Recovery, and the Science of the Nervous System | Dr. Steve McGough

samedi 24 octobre 2026 • Durée 01:01:30

What happens when the experience you never wanted becomes the reason you discover a completely different path in life?

Dr. Steve McGough’s journey into recovery and wellness began with a deeply personal tragedy. After losing his son, Luke, and watching his wife, Wendy, endure a life-threatening infection and years of serious health complications, Steve began searching for ways to help her when existing options fell short. What started as a project in his garage eventually became the hi® massage system, an invention now covered by six US and international patents.

In this episode of The Unsaid, we go beyond the invention to explore the experiences that shaped Steve’s work. We discuss the nervous system’s role in recovery, why understanding stress doesn’t always mean the body can release it, and how the pressures we carry can affect our health and closest relationships.

Steve also shares insights from his background in neuroscience and clinical sexology, his decades of practising QiGong, and more than 25 years of marriage to Wendy while building businesses together. We explore what it takes to stay connected through grief, illness, uncertainty, and the demands of entrepreneurship—and how our definition of success can change when life forces us to reconsider what matters most.

This is a conversation about turning personal pain into purposeful work, understanding the body beyond what we can see, and protecting the relationships that give our lives meaning.

Connect with Dr. Steve McGough and learn more about his work:

https://www.himassager.com

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From Feeling Like an Outsider to Finding My Voice: Noah May’s Story | The Unsaidt

vendredi 23 octobre 2026 • Durée 29:00

What happens when you spend years feeling like you don’t belong, wondering whether you’re good enough, and struggling with things other people can’t see?

In this episode of The Unsaid, I’m joined by Noah May, a podcast host and storyteller who has lived with depression and anxiety since his early teens. Noah opens up about the challenges that shaped his journey, the loneliness of feeling like an outsider, and what it took to begin sharing his experiences instead of keeping them to himself.

We explore the difference between how someone appears on the outside and what they may be carrying internally, the courage it takes to speak honestly about difficult experiences, and how finding your voice can change the way you understand yourself and connect with others.

Through his work on Lethal Venom, Southern Reads, and Music Talks, Noah has created spaces for conversations about life, stories, books, and ideas. But behind the microphones is a person whose own experiences have shaped why those conversations matter.

This is an honest conversation about mental health, self-worth, vulnerability, and the possibility of finding a sense of belonging even after years of feeling different.

Connect with Noah and explore his podcasts:

https://www.noahspodcasts.com

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When a Country Stops Working: Can We Rethink Democracy Before It’s Too Late? | Evan Jaqua

vendredi 23 octobre 2026 • Durée 52:39

What happens when your experiences across different countries change the way you see your own?

Evan Jaqua is an international business development specialist, entrepreneur, and founder of the Solutions Party. Having lived and worked across America, Japan, South America, and China, Evan has developed a perspective shaped by different cultures, systems, and ways of thinking about society.

In this episode of The Unsaid, we explore the questions behind his call for political reform: Are elections encouraging people to think critically about ideas, or dividing them through tribalism and party loyalty? What happens when public trust in journalism and political institutions begins to weaken? And how can a country pursue prosperity while addressing corruption, accountability, and the needs of ordinary people?

We also discuss Evan’s proposals for changing political incentives, strengthening accountability, and rethinking how democracy works—not simply what we expect it to deliver.

This is a conversation about the systems we inherit, the assumptions we rarely question, and what it takes to turn dissatisfaction into meaningful ideas for change.

Connect with Evan and learn more about the Solutions Party:

https://www.solutionsparty.org/GreaterAmerica.html

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Found by Name, Missing by Need: The Authority Gap Accomplished Leaders Can’t See | Amie Thompson

mercredi 21 octobre 2026 • Durée 26:33

What if people recognize your name, respect your experience, and know you’re good at what you do—but still don’t think of you when they need the expertise you offer?

In this episode of The Unsaid, I’m joined by Amie Thompson, an experienced business leader and strategist who helps executives close the gap between the expertise they possess and the authority their market actually recognizes.

Drawing on more than 25 years of leadership experience, Amie explores why accomplished professionals can remain overlooked despite their knowledge and track record. We discuss the difference between being visible and being known for something specific, why strong reputations don’t always translate into new opportunities, and how unclear positioning can prevent the right people from recognizing an expert’s value.

We also look at how the rise of AI-powered search is changing the way people discover and evaluate expertise. When potential clients search for answers, what helps a leader’s knowledge become recognizable, relevant, and easy to find?

This conversation goes beyond self-promotion and content creation to examine a deeper question: What happens when you’re genuinely good at what you do, but the people who need you don’t know why they should choose you?

For executives, consultants, and business leaders who want their expertise to translate into meaningful opportunities, this episode offers a fresh perspective on authority, positioning, and being found for the value you actually bring.

Connect with Amie and explore her Thought Leadership Platform Guide:

Website: https://execbrandauthority.com/guides

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Choice and Consequence: The Truths We Avoid and the Responsibility We Carry | Branch Isole

lundi 19 octobre 2026 • Durée 46:25

How often do we avoid a truth because accepting it would require us to change? And what happens when the choices we justify today become the consequences we must face tomorrow?

On this episode of The Unsaid, I’m joined by Branch Isole, an author, poet, storyteller, and podcast host whose work explores personal responsibility, truth, relationships, spiritual growth, and the consequences of our choices.

Together, we explore why people sometimes struggle to acknowledge uncomfortable truths, how our decisions shape our relationships and the lives we build, and why taking responsibility can be one of the hardest yet most important steps toward change.

We also discuss the role of self-awareness in personal growth, the difficult process of repairing relationships, and what it means to live according to the truths we claim to believe. Drawing from his experiences as a writer, entrepreneur, and teacher, Branch shares perspectives on the lessons life can reveal when we are willing to look beyond our excuses and examine ourselves honestly.

This conversation invites us to consider a deeper question: Does real change begin when we finally face the consequences of our choices, or when we decide to take responsibility before life forces us to?

Join us for a thoughtful conversation about truth, accountability, faith, and the choices that shape who we become.

Connect with Branch Isole and explore his work:

Website: https://www.branchisole.com/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@branchisole9097/videos

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Getting Found Isn’t Enough: Why Some Businesses Still Don’t Get Chosen | Wes Towers

dimanche 18 octobre 2026 • Durée 45:00

Why do some businesses invest in websites, SEO, and marketing but still struggle to attract the right customers?

In this episode of The Unsaid, I’m joined by Wes Towers, founder of Uplift 360, who brings over 20 years of experience helping businesses in the trades, construction, and industrial sectors strengthen their marketing and grow with purpose.

We explore the difference between simply being visible and giving customers a reason to choose you. From building a website that does more than look good to developing a clear marketing strategy, earning trust, and adapting to the changing world of online search and AI, this conversation looks at what businesses may be missing when their marketing efforts aren’t delivering the results they expect.

We also discuss why doing more marketing isn’t always the answer, how disconnected marketing activities can leave businesses without a clear direction, and what it takes to turn visibility into meaningful business opportunities.

Because being seen is one thing. Being trusted—and ultimately chosen—is another.

Connect with Wes Towers and learn more about Uplift 360:🌐 https://uplift360.com.au/

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Beyond the Politics of Foreign Aid: What 27 Years Inside USAID Revealed | Clifford Brown

samedi 17 octobre 2026 • Durée 43:02

What does it really mean to help another country—and how do we know when that help is making a difference?

Clifford Brown left a successful career in commercial law to spend 27 years working in international development with USAID. His journey took him across Latin America, Africa, and Central Asia, where he witnessed political upheaval, humanitarian challenges, cultural differences, and the complicated realities of trying to support communities through foreign assistance.

In this episode of The Unsaid, we look beyond the headlines and explore the questions that are often lost in political debates: What has foreign aid actually achieved? Where has it fallen short? What happens when the systems people depend on are suddenly disrupted? And what does decades of working across borders teach us about trust, responsibility, and the limits of good intentions?

Through his firsthand experiences and the stories behind his books, Inside USAID: An Odyssey of Foreign Assistance and Dilettante, Clifford offers a perspective shaped by years spent navigating the gap between policy decisions and the people affected by them.

This is a conversation about more than one agency. It is about how we define help, what responsibility looks like beyond our own borders, and the difficult work of understanding the real impact of the decisions made in the name of progress.

Connect with Clifford Brown and explore his books:

https://cliffordhbrown.com/

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When Faith Becomes Personal: Knowing God Beyond What You’ve Been Taught | Marcia McFarland

jeudi 15 octobre 2026 • Durée 34:33

What happens when the God you’ve been taught about becomes the God you experience for yourself?

In this episode of The Unsaid, I sit down with Marcia McFarland, award-winning author of Perfect Glory: 21 Spiritual Insights for the 21st Century, for a conversation about faith, personal encounters with God, and the difference between knowing about God and truly knowing Him.

We explore how personal experiences can challenge what we’ve always believed, what it means when God seems silent, and how to recognize the unexpected moments that can deepen our faith. We also discuss the questions people sometimes struggle to ask, the pressure to appear spiritually strong, and what it means to keep seeking God through uncertainty and difficult seasons.

This is a conversation about moving beyond inherited beliefs and discovering what faith means in your own life.

Connect with Marcia McFarland:🌐 Website: https://authormarciamcfarland.com/

You’ve been listening to The Unsaid — conversations that go deeper than the obvious. I’m Fae. Until next time, keep questioning what lies beneath the surface.

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Behind the Microphone: What Listening to Other People’s Stories Teaches Us About Ourselves | Victor Jones

jeudi 15 octobre 2026 • Durée 15:46

What do you discover about human nature when you spend years listening to other people’s stories?

As the host of Liquor Talk Podcast, Victor Jones has built a space for conversations with creators, entrepreneurs, entertainers, and people with experiences worth sharing. But behind every interview is something deeper than the story being told: the choices people make, the lessons they learn, and the parts of themselves they reveal—or keep hidden.

In this episode of The Unsaid, Victor joins us to explore what happens when storytelling becomes more than entertainment. We talk about authenticity, the difference between the person people see and the person behind the scenes, and how listening to different perspectives can challenge the way we understand ourselves and others.

We also explore the realities of building a podcast, staying consistent, growing a public platform, and finding ways to evolve without losing your identity along the way.

Because sometimes, the most revealing thing about a conversation isn’t just what someone says. It’s what their story helps us recognize in ourselves.

Connect with Victor and explore Liquor Talk Podcast:https://www.liquortalkpodcast.com/

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Are You Designing Your Life or Just Reacting to It? | Joy-Yafit Pascal

mercredi 14 octobre 2026 • Durée 50:59

What happens when the life you thought you wanted no longer feels right?

Joy-Yafit Pascal’s journey took her through burnout, depression, heartbreak, a toxic relationship, and a near-death experience while rafting in Nepal. These experiences challenged the way she saw herself, her choices, and the life she was building.

In this episode of The Unsaid, Joy-Yafit shares what it means to start over, let go of an identity that no longer fits, and become more intentional about how we live. Drawing on her work in Design Thinking, transformation, and movement, she explores why we sometimes stay in situations that no longer serve us, how life’s difficult moments can force us to reconsider our direction, and what it takes to stop living on autopilot.

This conversation invites us to look beyond the lives we appear to have built and ask a more honest question: Are we making conscious choices about our lives, or simply reacting to whatever comes our way?

Because sometimes, changing your life begins with questioning the one you have been living.

Connect with Joy-Yafit: https://www.facebook.com/share/1CxDinsUzu/

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