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We celebrate one year of the Murders to Music podcast by reflecting on our journey of vulnerability, transparency, and the mission to help others through shared experiences.
• 18 guests sharing intimate stories spanning faith, family, serial killers, and mental health
• 68 different uploads across 54 episodes in one year
• Reaching 36 countries, 377 cities, and 4,800 downloads to date
• Top episode: "Faith on the Frontline" featuring Tim Smith and James Doyle discussing Christianity in professional settings
• Second most downloaded: "From Lieutenant to Buffoon" with Scott Walden's journey from success to career-ending burnout
• Third most popular: "Final Day: From Meth Lab to Meditation" detailing my own PTSD journey
• Honorable mention: "Surviving the Unthinkable" with Ashley's story of overcoming familial sexual abuse
• Creating space for difficult conversations that help others feel less alone
• Using pain for purpose and sharing vulnerability as a path to healing
Email your story or guest suggestions to [email protected]
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1. Our Killer Year: Top Episodes, Why We Do It and a Thanks to You! (00:00:00)
2. Anniversary Celebration & Introduction (00:00:23)
3. Growth & Impact: One Year in Numbers (00:04:32)
4. Why Vulnerability Matters in Podcasting (00:10:48)
5. Faith on the Frontline: Top Episode (00:14:27)
6. The Weight of Ashley's Secret (00:22:09)
7. From Lieutenant to Buffoon: Second Episode (00:25:05)
8. Meth Lab to Meditation: Career Journey (00:28:45)
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We celebrate one year of the Murders to Music podcast by reflecting on our journey of vulnerability, transparency, and the mission to help others through shared experiences.
• 18 guests sharing intimate stories spanning faith, family, serial killers, and mental health
• 68 different uploads across 54 episodes in one year
• Reaching 36 countries, 377 cities, and 4,800 downloads to date
• Top episode: "Faith on the Frontline" featuring Tim Smith and James Doyle discussing Christianity in professional settings
• Second most downloaded: "From Lieutenant to Buffoon" with Scott Walden's journey from success to career-ending burnout
• Third most popular: "Final Day: From Meth Lab to Meditation" detailing my own PTSD journey
• Honorable mention: "Surviving the Unthinkable" with Ashley's story of overcoming familial sexual abuse
• Creating space for difficult conversations that help others feel less alone
• Using pain for purpose and sharing vulnerability as a path to healing
Email your story or guest suggestions to [email protected]
Gift For You!!! Murders to Music will be releasing "SNAPSHOTS" periodcally to keep you entertained throughout the week! Snapshots will be short, concise bonus episodes containing funny stories, tid bits of brilliance and magical moments!!! Give them a listen and keep up on the tea!
www.StreamlineEventsLLC.com
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@StreamlineSEE
@DDownDuo
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Chapters
1. Our Killer Year: Top Episodes, Why We Do It and a Thanks to You! (00:00:00)
2. Anniversary Celebration & Introduction (00:00:23)
3. Growth & Impact: One Year in Numbers (00:04:32)
4. Why Vulnerability Matters in Podcasting (00:10:48)
5. Faith on the Frontline: Top Episode (00:14:27)
6. The Weight of Ashley's Secret (00:22:09)
7. From Lieutenant to Buffoon: Second Episode (00:25:05)
8. Meth Lab to Meditation: Career Journey (00:28:45)
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