Real Feel Insights

Hosted by Sarah Bachmann, this podcast is all about real people, real stories, and the real insights that come from life's highs and lows. From navigating divorce, grief, and parenting to chasing dreams and building something new—we’re having the unfiltered conversations you didn’t know you needed.

Real Feel Insights is a education podcast hosted by Cassidy Drewes, with 63 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Cassidy Drewes hosts Real Feel Insights, a education show with 63 episodes published.

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  Episode #63

  From Infertility to Four Heartbeats: Margo Jensen’s Journey to Quadruplets — Part 1

  Aug 21, 20261h 7mS1

  In this first part of a three-part series, Sarah Bachmann sits down with Margo Jensen to talk about the five-year journey she and her husband, Matt, went through to become parents. Margo shares how years of trying to conceive led to multiple miscarriages, fertility treatments, medications, testing, and eventually working with an infertility clinic as they continued searching for answers. Margo also walks through her experiences with IUI and IVF, the time and uncertainty that came with treatment, and the emotional toll of becoming pregnant only to experience another loss. After years of hoping for one baby, Margo and Matt eventually learned they weren't expecting one—or even two—but quadruplets. Part One ends with the couple facing a high-risk pregnancy and waiting to find out if they would hear four heartbeats. This episode is brought to you by our title sponsor, Aho Seamless Gutters. Learn more at mnahoseamlessgutters.com

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  Episode #62

  From Addiction to Sobriety: Crystal Andersen on Trauma, Recovery, and Choosing a Different Life

  Aug 7, 20261h 4mS1

  In this episode, Sarah Bachmann sits down with Crystal Andersen for an honest conversation about addiction, childhood trauma, and the journey that ultimately led her to sobriety. Crystal shares how losing her mother at three years old and being left in the care of her grandparents shaped a lifelong struggle with abandonment and feeling like she never truly belonged. At 14, while traveling as the lead singer of a band, she was introduced to alcohol and began using it as a way to cope with anxiety and feel more confident. What began at a young age eventually became a decades-long battle with alcohol and other struggles that affected Crystal's health, relationships, and sense of self. She reflects on reaching one of the lowest points of her life, making the decision to enter rehab at 46, and learning to face emotions she had spent years trying to avoid. Now approaching one year of sobriety, Crystal shares her story in hopes that others will know they aren't alone—and that they don't have to hit rock bottom before asking for help. This episode is brought to you by our title sponsor, Aho Seamless Gutters. Learn more or request a free estimate at https://mnahoseamlessgutters.com/.

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  Episode #61

  From Haiti to Healing: Anderson Saint Georges on Faith, Purpose, and Serving Others

  Jul 31, 20261h 31mS1

  In this episode, Sarah Bachmann sits down with Anderson Saint Georges to explore the experiences that shaped his journey from Haiti to the United States. Anderson reflects on growing up in Haiti, the values his family instilled in him, and how the 2010 Haiti earthquake unexpectedly changed the course of his life. As he began translating for American medical teams and church groups serving in Haiti, Anderson found himself wrestling with faith, purpose, and the future he had planned for himself. He shares how learning to surrender control ultimately led him to pursue a new path—one that brought him to the United States, where he earned a degree in psychology and now helps men recover from drug and alcohol addiction.

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  Episode #60

  From Farm Chores to Family Stories: George Scherzer on Growing Up in Rural Minnesota

  Jul 24, 202658 minS1

  In this episode, Sarah Bachmann sits down with 92-year-old George Scherzer to hear what life was really like growing up on a farm on the White Earth Reservation in rural Minnesota. George shares stories from his childhood, including growing up with ten siblings, the daily responsibilities that came with farm life, and what it was like to live without many of the conveniences we take for granted today. From early morning chores and caring for livestock to family life and the values that shaped his generation, George offers a firsthand look at a way of life that has largely disappeared. It's a thoughtful conversation about hard work, resilience, family, and the memories that have stayed with him for more than nine decades.

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  Episode #59

  Loving Through the Struggle: Tom and Kari Tschider on Mental Health, Grief, and Remembering Matty

  Jul 17, 20261h 26mS1

  In this episode, Sarah Bachmann sits down with Tom and Kari Tschider for a deeply personal conversation about the life of their daughter, Matty, and the struggles that ultimately led to her passing. They reflect on the joyful, compassionate young woman she was growing up, the changes they began to notice as she entered adulthood, and the difficult reality of watching someone they loved battle mental illness, alcohol addiction, and an eating disorder. Throughout the conversation, Tom and Kari share what they learned while trying to support Matty, the role faith played after her passing, and why they continue to advocate for greater awareness and research surrounding mental health and eating disorders. They also discuss their decision to donate Matty's brain to research in hopes of helping other families facing similar struggles. It's an honest conversation about love, grief, resilience, and remembering the person beyond the illness.

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