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You’ll Never Believe Me But… is a lighthearted storytelling podcast about what’s real, what’s fake, and what’s funny. Guests come on and tell two stories, one real one fake, and laugh and joke about it with host Cutter as they enjoy storytelling while he tries to figure out which story is the real one.
On tonight’s episode we have an interview with Brooke Dickhart, the executive director of the Joel Fund, a local veterans’ nonprofit that recently received a federal grant to implement its therapeutic writing program at Walter Reed Medical Center. Afterwards is Elizabeth Esser’s interview with Dr. Paul Kaloostian, a neurosurgeon and author. They discuss how stress cognitively affects college students.
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Find Pat Danger Everywhere: https://linktr.ee/patdanger
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Check out my friend and fellow creator PME On Spotify
(Producer PME has given me permission to use his beat ‘300k’ as the Get Psyched intro/outro beat)
You’ll Never Believe Me But… is a lighthearted storytelling podcast about what’s real, what’s fake, and what’s funny. Guests come on and tell two stories, one real one fake, and laugh and joke about it with host Cutter as they enjoy storytelling while he tries to figure out which story is the real one.
Elizabeth Esser sits down with Jacob Downey to discuss his nonprofit community radio station, Little Raleigh Radio. Then, Nadia Ramlagan brings you stories from the North Carolina News Service.
You’ll Never Believe Me But… is a lighthearted storytelling podcast about what’s real, what’s fake, and what’s funny. Guests come on and tell two stories, one real one fake, and laugh and joke about it with host Cutter as they enjoy storytelling while he tries to figure out which story is the real one.
Pme is an independent producer who’s been consistently producing and releasing hip-hop type beats for about 3 years now. He’s also one of my best friends and has been on this podcast 3 times now. In this episode, we share what we’ve learned from our 3 years of consistent creating and how these things have helped us grow.
We also had a lot of laughs and shared our biggest guilty creating habits. Hit: If you’re a long time follower of mine you might’ve noticed something mildly confusing about my page. And we’re giving insight into why we do what we do 🙂
The DIY Series is also going strong on my podcast, and I’m now opening up the scene to any independent creator interested! If you’d like to be on the series you can find more information here: https://getdjpsyched.com/artist-highlights/.
Mentioned in this Episode:
Find PME on…Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7FcmQ…
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pme.jib/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/pmejib
Merch: https://teespring.com/new-pme?pid=2&c…
To learn more about the Get Psyched Mission:
You can Get Psyched on…
Instagram
Twitter
Facebook
Youtube
Checkout my friend and fellow creator PME On Spotify
(Producer PME has given me permission to use his beat ‘300k’ as the Get Psyched intro/outro beat)
In episode 11, Jaylan is joined by Technician Managing Editor Alicia Thomas to discuss Taylor Swift’s sister albums folklore and evermore, as well as Jessie Reyez’s BEFORE LOVE CAME TO KILL US.
Elizabeth Esser talks to Dr. Amy Orders, NC State University’s Director of Emergency Management and Mission Continuity, about the return to in-person classes in the fall. Then, Eoin Trainor and Laura Mooney report on the controversy surrounding Chadwick Seagraves, a university employee accused of being a member of the Proud Boys.
Elizabeth Esser talks to the North Carolina Museum of Art’s Director of Research, Caroline Rocheleau, about the new Golden Mummies of Egypt exhibit. Then, Lise Nox sits down with Pour House owner Adam Lindstaedt to discuss the venue’s new socially distanced concerts.