A new podcast

Stop whispering.
Just talk louder.

Every week, someone new takes the mic to confront their demon — out loud. The struggle. The avoidance. And then the turning point: the moment the antagonist becomes the protagonist of their own story.

Episode 0 · Trailer

The Trailer — Coming Soon

A loud little preview of the show: one mic, one demon, one turning point — and a taste of the tales coming in season one.

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Season one lineup

Coming to your ears soon

Season one is a stack of true tales, one per week. Each episode: a guest, a demon, and the turning point. Here's the honest state of the board:

Trailer · Coming soon

Episode 0 — The Trailer

Preview · Runtime TBA

What the show is and how it works: every week, someone new takes the mic to confront their demon — and walks out the protagonist of their own story.

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Episode 1 · Upcoming

Episode 1 — The first tale · TBA

Full episode · Guest & tale to be announced

The season opener: a guest, a demon, the struggle, the avoidance — and the turning point. Guest and tale announced as soon as they're locked in.

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Episode 2 · Upcoming

Episode 2 — TBA

Full episode · Guest & tale to be announced

A new voice, a new demon, a new turning point. Details land here first — nothing here is final yet.

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The show

One mic. One demon. One turning point.

Just Talk Louder hands the mic to a different guest every week — someone, or some group, ready to confront their demon out loud. Each tale moves through the struggle and the avoidance to the turning point: the moment the antagonist becomes the protagonist and takes the story back.

About the show

The voices

A new voice every week

There's no fixed host on this show. The guest is the host — each episode belongs to the person brave enough to say their demon's name out loud.

How guest hosting works

Don't miss episode one

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