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No One Is Normal

Brad H. Hill

Society & Culture

Frequency: 1 episode/7d. Total Eps: 38

No One Is Normal is a raw, honest self-improvement podcast about recovering, healing, and rebuilding life. Brad H. Hill, author of No One Is Normal, shares real stories from the book, meaningful listener experiences, and conversations with professionals to explore addiction, trauma, shame, and self-forgiveness. This show helps you grow, reflect, and take the next step toward becoming who you were meant to be.

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S2E9 - Randy Bishop - Shunned, Then Rebuilt

Season 2 · Episode 9

Monday, July 27, 2026 • Duration 01:02:19

There’s a point in life where everything can look fine on the outside…
but internally, something feels completely off.

In this episode of the No One Is Normal Podcast, I sit down with Randy Bishop to talk about identity, authenticity, and what it really means to start over later in life.

Randy opens up about approaching 60 and realizing that despite a lifetime of experience, success, and roles he had played, he no longer knew who he actually was. What followed was a complete unraveling of identity. From leaving a 30-year marriage and walking away from 16 years in ministry, to questioning beliefs he once stood firmly on, this conversation dives deep into what happens when the life you built no longer feels like yours.

We talk about why so many people stay stuck in identities that no longer serve them, how social media distorts reality, and why being authentic is one of the hardest things a person can do. Randy also breaks down his “RE Method” — reflect, reframe, restore — and why most people struggle with actually repeating the process.

This episode is about more than change.
It’s about becoming who you actually are.

Because at some point, the question shows up whether you’re ready or not:
Who am I… really?

🌐 Learn more about Randy and the ER Method:

https://www.amazon.com/author/randyebishop

🔗 More from me:

🎙️ Podcast & episodes:⁠https://www.bradhhill.com/podcast⁠

📖 Book (Print + Kindle):⁠https://a.co/d/016Dh1eB⁠

🎧 Audiobook:⁠https://www.audible.com/pd/No-One-Is-Normal-Breaking-Free-from-Normal-Audiobook/B0GJFWBSBZ⁠

👕 Wear the message:⁠https://www.bradhhill.com/merch

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S2E8 - We Are Not Normal, Now What?

Season 2 · Episode 8

Monday, July 20, 2026 • Duration 24:37

At some point, I had to stop asking how to become “normal” and start asking a different question:

Now what?

In this episode of No One Is Normal, I talk about what happens after the realization hits that normal was never really the goal in the first place. Because so many people spend years trying to force themselves into expectations, identities, careers, relationships, or lifestyles that were never actually built for them.

And eventually that pressure breaks something.

This episode is about what comes next after the mask slips. After the burnout. After the identity crisis. After realizing I can’t keep performing a version of myself that only exists to make other people comfortable.

I talk about rebuilding from that place. Not perfectly. Not instantly. But honestly.

Because maybe the goal was never to become normal. Maybe the goal was to become real.

🎙️ Podcast & episodes: https://www.bradhhill.com/podcast

📖 Book (Print + Kindle): https://www.amazon.com/No-One-Normal-Adversity-Self-Discovery/dp/B0G2TN62YV/

🎧 Audiobook: https://www.amazon.com/No-One-Normal-Adversity-Self-Discovery/dp/B0GJFZ142N/

🛒 Merch: https://www.bradhhill.com/merch

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S1E25 - Practicing Gratitude

Season 1 · Episode 25

Monday, June 22, 2026 • Duration 23:27

Gratitude sounds simple until life gives me every reason not to feel it.

In this episode of No One Is Normal, I talk about the difference between fake positivity and real gratitude. Not the social media version. Not pretending everything is perfect. Real gratitude is harder than that. It’s learning how to recognize what still matters while life is uncomfortable, uncertain, frustrating, or painful.

I share how easy it is to become consumed by stress, comparison, resentment, and survival mode without even realizing it. Because when the mind is constantly focused on what’s missing, broken, unfair, or out of reach, eventually nothing feels like enough anymore.

This episode is about perspective, awareness, and learning how to stop overlooking the things I once prayed for just because they became familiar. Gratitude doesn’t erase struggle, but it changes how I carry it.

Because sometimes the problem isn’t that life gave me nothing. Sometimes it’s that pain made me blind to what was already there.

🎙️ Podcast & episodes: https://www.bradhhill.com/podcast

📖 Book (Print + Kindle): https://www.amazon.com/No-One-Normal-Adversity-Self-Discovery/dp/B0G2TN62YV/

🎧 Audiobook: https://www.amazon.com/No-One-Normal-Adversity-Self-Discovery/dp/B0GJFZ142N/

🛒 Merch: https://www.bradhhill.com/merch

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S1E24 – Olaolu Ogunyemi - Raising Unbreakable Kids

Season 1 · Episode 24

Monday, June 15, 2026 • Duration 01:05:26

Some paths are shaped by talent. Others are shaped by the people who step in at the right time.

In this episode of the No One Is Normal Podcast, I sit down with Olaolu Ogunyemi, United States Marine, author, and founder of Parent Child Connect, to talk about the role mentorship, failure, and environment play in shaping who we become.

Olaolu shares how growing up in Louisiana, the right mentors helped guide him away from paths that could have led somewhere very different. From family and coaches to leaders who gave him second chances, those influences shaped his journey into the Marine Corps, leadership, and fatherhood.

We talk about failure, especially his early struggles during Officer Candidate School, and how those moments taught him the importance of preparation and breaking challenges into smaller, manageable steps. He explains how confidence alone is not enough. Growth comes from discipline, consistency, and learning how to respond when things do not go as planned.

This conversation also explores parenting in today’s world. How constant information, outside influence, and social pressure impact children. And why creating a safe environment for kids to fail, process emotions, and learn is one of the most important roles a parent can play.

Olaolu shares his philosophy of “Lead Last,” emphasizing the importance of understanding yourself, the people around you, and the environment before trying to lead effectively.

This episode is about mentorship, resilience, and the responsibility we all carry to influence the people around us in a positive way.

🌐 Learn more about Olaolu & Parent Child Connect:
https://parent-child-connect.com/

🔗 More from me:

🎙️ Podcast & episodes:
https://www.bradhhill.com/podcast

S1E23 – Control the Controllables

Season 1 · Episode 23

Monday, June 8, 2026 • Duration 23:17

There is a line in life most people never clearly see. The line between what we can control and what we cannot.

In this episode of the No One Is Normal Podcast, I talk about what happens when we spend our lives trying to control everything except the one thing that is actually ours. Ourselves.

I share personal stories about guilt, loss, relationships, and decisions that forced me to confront how little control we truly have over outcomes, and how much we still have over our choices.

From a fatal accident that stayed with me for years, to staying too long in relationships that were never going to become what I wanted, to walking away from security and taking a massive pay cut to build something different. These moments all carried the same question underneath them.

What is actually mine to own here.

We talk about the illusion of control, how people take responsibility for things they were never meant to carry, and how that mindset keeps them stuck. We also break down the difference between reacting to life and actively choosing how to show up in it.

This episode is about shifting your focus away from outcomes you cannot control and putting that energy into your effort, your boundaries, your decisions, and your next step.

Because life will always be unpredictable. But your response to it does not have to be.

🔗 More from me:

🎙️ Podcast & episodes:
https://www.bradhhill.com/podcast

📖 Book (Print + Kindle):
https://a.co/d/016Dh1eB

🎧 Audiobook:
https://www.audible.com/pd/No-One-Is-Normal-Breaking-Free-from-Normal-Audiobook/B0GJFWBSBZ

S1E22 – Robin Clare - From Struggle To Peace

Season 1 · Episode 22

Monday, June 1, 2026 • Duration 01:05:19

Some struggles hide in plain sight. They can last for years, sometimes decades, while the outside world sees something completely different.

In this episode of the No One Is Normal Podcast, I sit down with Robin Clare, bestselling author and creator of the Harmony Method, to talk about her journey through more than forty years of battling obsessive eating and bulimia.

Robin shares how trauma, shame, and humiliation shaped much of her early life and how the long path of healing eventually led her to develop a framework for personal alignment. Her Six Elements of Harmony include awareness, commitment, mastery, service, leadership, and freedom. Together they form a path toward bringing the inner world and outer life into alignment.

We talk about the role trauma plays in shaping behavior, how social media and outside pressures can disrupt inner peace, and why silence, reflection, and strong personal boundaries can help people stay grounded in a chaotic world.

This conversation explores the idea that harmony is not about eliminating life’s challenges. It is about learning how to stay centered within them.

🌐 Learn more about Robin Clare:
https://www.robinhclare.com/

🔗 More from me:

🎙️ Podcast & episodes:
https://www.bradhhill.com/podcast

📖 Book (Print + Kindle):
https://a.co/d/016Dh1eB

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S1E21 – Stop Carrying It

Season 1 · Episode 21

Monday, May 25, 2026 • Duration 23:14

There is a place most of us visit far more often than we admit. It is not our kitchen, our bedroom, or the office. It is the past.

In this episode of the No One Is Normal Podcast, I talk about what it really means to stop living in the rearview mirror and start taking control of what comes next.

For a long time, my past was not just something that happened. It became my explanation for everything. The panic attacks, the relationships, the decisions I made, and the ones I avoided. It felt honest. It also kept me stuck.

I share personal experiences with anxiety, misdiagnosis, medication, and the way trauma can quietly shape how we see ourselves, our relationships, and even what we believe we deserve. I also talk about watching those same patterns play out in people I love, and how easily we can accept systems that are supposed to help us without ever questioning them.

This conversation is not about pretending the past did not happen. It is about recognizing how deeply it influences us, and deciding that it does not get to define us.

We explore how trauma lives in the body, how identity can become tied to old pain, and what it looks like to slowly shift from “this is what happened to me” to “this is what I am going to do with it.”

Because the past will always be there. The question is whether it gets to drive.

🔗 More from me:

🎙️ Podcast & episodes:
https://www.bradhhill.com/podcast

📖 Book (Print + Kindle):
https://a.co/d/016Dh1eB

🎧 Audiobook:
https://www.audible.com/pd/No-One-Is-Normal-Breaking-Free-from-Normal-Audiobook/B0GJFWBSBZ

S1E20 – Shelly Ketelhut - Social Media Overloaded

Season 1 · Episode 20

Monday, May 18, 2026 • Duration 01:05:07

We live in a time where information moves faster than our ability to process it.

In this episode of the No One Is Normal Podcast, I sit down with Shelly Ketelhut, licensed professional counselor and clinical substance abuse counselor, to talk about how constant information, social media, and digital overload are impacting the way we think, feel, and respond.

Shelly explains how the brain is wired to react quickly to perceived threats, and how today’s nonstop flow of notifications, headlines, and partial stories can trigger that same fight-or-flight response. When that happens, emotion takes over while critical thinking struggles to keep up.

We talk about confirmation bias, incomplete narratives, and how people often fill in the gaps of a story with their own experiences, creating beliefs that feel real but are not always accurate.

This conversation also focuses on solutions. Shelly shares practical ways to create healthier boundaries with technology, including limiting screen time, setting intentional windows for news consumption, and building space between reaction and response.

We explore the impact of FOMO, comparison, and constant connectivity, and why more access to information is not always leading to more clarity. Instead, it often creates noise, stress, and disconnection.

This episode is about slowing down, thinking clearly, and learning how to stay grounded in a world that never stops moving.

🔗 More from me:

🎙️ Podcast & episodes:
https://www.bradhhill.com/podcast

📖 Book (Print + Kindle):
https://a.co/d/016Dh1eB

🎧 Audiobook:
https://www.audible.com/pd/No-One-Is-Normal-Breaking-Free-from-Normal-Audiobook/B0GJFWBSBZ

S1E19 - Social Media Isn't Real

Season 1 · Episode 19

Monday, May 11, 2026 • Duration 21:05

Social media can connect people across the world… and still leave me feeling completely alone.
It can build relationships that change my life, and it can tear down my confidence in a single comment. And the longer I stayed plugged into the noise, the easier it became to forget who I was outside of a screen.

In this episode of No One Is Normal, I talk about the reality of living in a world where everything is public, performative, and open to judgment. I share what it felt like to be attacked by strangers, the temptation to fight back, and the quiet damage that comes from tying my self-worth to likes, comments, and validation from people who don’t actually know me.

I also get honest about the paradox of social media. It’s where I met my wife. It’s where real connection exists. But it’s also where comparison, outrage, and loneliness quietly grow if I’m not paying attention. This is about learning to set boundaries, protecting my peace, and remembering that my real life exists off the screen.

Because the hard truth and the freeing truth are the same:
Social media only has as much power as I give it.

🔗 More from me:

🎙️ Podcast & episodes:
https://www.bradhhill.com/podcast

📖 Book (Print + Kindle):
https://a.co/d/016Dh1eB

🎧 Audiobook:
https://www.audible.com/pd/No-One-Is-Normal-Breaking-Free-from-Normal-Audiobook/B0GJFWBSBZ

👕 Wear the message:
https://www.bradhhill.com/merch

S1E18 - Philip Briscoe - Midlife Reset

Season 1 · Episode 18

Monday, May 4, 2026 • Duration 01:05:47

Midlife does not always arrive with a dramatic crash. Sometimes it shows up quietly, after the career that defined you stops feeling the same.

In this episode of the No One Is Normal Podcast, I sit down with Philip Briscoe, creator of the Midlife Men podcast, to talk about what happens when work, identity, and purpose collide in the middle of life.

Philip shares how burnout from a startup job forced him to rethink who he was outside of his career. That period of reflection eventually led him to start a podcast focused on something many men struggle to talk about openly. Mental health, identity, vulnerability, and the difficult questions that often appear in midlife.

We talk about why so many men keep struggles hidden, how humor can open the door to conversations about heavy topics, and why midlife can be less about crisis and more about awareness. It is a moment where people can step back, question old definitions of success, and decide what actually matters moving forward.

This conversation is about honesty, reflection, and the courage to start asking better questions about the life you are building.

🎧 Philip Briscoe’s podcast:
https://mid-lifemen.com

🔗 More from me:

🎙️ Podcast & episodes:
https://www.bradhhill.com/podcast

📖 Book (Print + Kindle):
https://a.co/d/016Dh1eB

🎧 Audiobook:
https://www.audible.com/pd/No-One-Is-Normal-Breaking-Free-from-Normal-Audiobook/B0GJFWBSBZ

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