Good to be Alive! Show
It's Good to be Alive! 'Good to Be Alive' is a celebration of the stories, conversations, and moments that makes life so much fun living. Hosted by Tim Long ... (TimLong.me), each episode brings you into the lives of extraordinary (and everyday) people with amazing stories. And, an occasional tip on 'Having Fun With Anxiety' (Plauzzable.com/Comedian/Tim-Long). If you're alive and believe in the power of testimonies and storytelling—this podcast is for you!
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Good to be Alive! Show
Latest Episodes
PSILY is Part Vinyl, Part Full-tilt Rock Radio Adrenaline, Glittered with Candied Ear Worms
We sit down with the band PSILY for a conversation that goes from the red light blues, reading a room, to conflict resolution. PSILY is part vinyl worship, part full-tilt rock radio adrenaline, glittered with candied ear worms....
Rocketman, Jet Pack Pilot, Stuntman, as seen on MTV, NASCAR, Rose Bowl & Parade with Dan Schlund
Today’s guest is Dan Schlund — world-renowned Jet Pack Pilot, Stuntman, Author, Pyrotechnician and the subject of the documentary "The Last Rocketman,” based on his book under the same name. We're expecting a release date of late 2026 / early 2...
397 Mile Cycling Extravaganza via BRAG, and a Stop in Trilith, with Kirk McCarley of ESPN
It's Storytelling time with Kirk McCarly of ESPN. Kirk recently came back from a 397 mile extravaganza via BRAG (Bicycle Ride Across Georgia - brag.org). The highlight...Trilith in Fayette County. Thanks in large part to the CEO of Chick-fil-A,...
Building Community One Concert at a Time with Musician & Author Michael Koep
The Good to be Alive! Show Team is guest hosting on 'This Week North Idaho.' We're talking with Michael Koep, of KOEP Concerts --> KOEPconcerts.com.KOEP Concerts brings free live music to North Idaho with three community-driven conce...
Savio P. Clemente Survived Cancer Twice, and Here's How He Did It
Savio almost died in 2014. Hearing those deafening words - "it is stage 3" - tore him up. But he promised himself that if he made it to the five year remission mark and was still cancer free that he would make it count.As a syndicated c...