The 1334 Podcast

The 1334 Podcast: where stories ignite change! It's not just a show, it's a movement for positive transformation in the nonprofit world. Each episode highlights causes that deserve attention, shining a light on voices that need to be heard.

The 1334 Podcast is a society podcast hosted by Blake Barlow, with 32 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.

Blake Barlow hosts The 1334 Podcast, a society show with 32 episodes published.

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  The Truth About the Quiet Revival: Why Young People Are Running Back | Jaden Myler

  Aug 17, 202651 min

  In this episode of the 1334 Podcast, I sit down with Jaden Myler to talk about something happening among young people that isn't always visible on social media: a growing hunger for Jesus, authenticity, truth, and something deeper than what modern culture is offering. Jaden believes we're seeing a revival—not necessarily the loud, highly visible kind, but a quieter movement of people opening their Bibles, asking questions, seeking genuine community, and running toward Jesus. We also talk about something much more personal: purpose. Why do so many people feel like they're meant to do more? How do you know whether something is God's calling or simply your own ambition? And what happens when you know what you're supposed to do but you're too afraid to actually start? Jaden shares how it took her nearly two years to finally begin her podcast because she was afraid of being seen, judged, and failing. She also talks about looking back at her younger self and realizing that God wasn't finished with her—even when she thought she was too broken to be used. One of the biggest lessons from this conversation is simple: You don't have to understand the entire journey before you take the first step. Sometimes finding your purpose begins with something as simple as loving God, loving people, serving others, and being willing to say yes. If you've ever wondered what your purpose is, felt like you've missed your calling, or been afraid to take the next step, I think this conversation is for you. Tags: Christian podcast, Christian podcast 2026, quiet revival, revival in America, young people and Christianity, Gen Z Christianity, Gen Z revival, young Christians, faith podcast, Christian faith, finding your purpose, God's purpose, Christian purpose, following God's calling, hearing God's voice, Christian testimony, Christian encouragement, Christian motivation, Jesus Christ, Christianity, Bible, Christian women, authentic Christianity, faith and social media, Christian social media, 1334 Podcast, Jaden Miller, New Day Podcast, Christian revival

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  Human Trafficking 2026: Glori Coronati Exposes the Truth

  Aug 10, 202656 min

  Human trafficking doesn't always look like a kidnapping in a parking lot.Sometimes it looks like a child sitting in the same classroom as yours.Sometimes it begins with addiction, family dysfunction, neglect, an abusive parent, or a stranger who finds a vulnerable child online. And sometimes the victim doesn't even understand that they're being trafficked until years later.In this episode of the 1334 Podcast, Glori Coronati from Free Indeed joins me to expose what human trafficking actually looks like in Albany, Georgia, rural communities, and across America.Glori shares what she's learned from helping trafficking survivors escape dangerous situations, including why victims often can't simply "leave," why getting someone physically away from their trafficker can be critical to long-term recovery, and what happens when someone needs to be rescued immediately.We talk about:• Why Hollywood's version of human trafficking can make victims harder to identify• How trafficking can begin through family members or romantic relationships• How traffickers exploit vulnerable children online• Why victims don't simply "leave"• What an emergency rescue actually looks like• Why survivors sometimes need to be transported far away from where they were trafficked• The importance of safe-home programs• Justice, forgiveness, and the people who commit these crimes• What recovery looks like after someone escapes• Survivors graduating safe-home programs and building new lives• How ordinary people can actually helpOne of the most powerful stories Glori shares is about a survivor who had been praying for God to send her a "basket" to rescue her from her situation.When Glori and several organizations finally got her out using an armored vehicle, the survivor looked around and said, "This is my basket."It's a powerful picture of what rescue can look like.Glori also explains how Free Indeed had helped its 15th girl reach a safe home since January at the time of this recording, and why something as simple as a brand-new pair of black athletic pants can become part of a survivor's first step toward healing.If you've ever thought human trafficking was something that happened somewhere else, this conversation is for you.The problem may be bigger than any one person can solve.But every survivor is one person.And every person matters.**00:00 — The reality of human trafficking****01:00 — Why misconceptions about trafficking are dangerous****02:00 — Justice, forgiveness, and traffickers****04:00 — When family members become traffickers****07:00 — How close is the average American to trafficking?****10:00 — What ordinary people can actually do to help****11:25 — What an emergency rescue looks like****14:00 — The cost of getting survivors to safety****18:00 — Building a nationwide network of resources****20:00 — What makes the work worth doing****20:30 — Survivors graduating and rebuilding their lives****23:00 — Seeing survivors experience the happy moments of life****25:00 — Finding joy while doing difficult work****27:20 — The survivor who prayed for a "basket"****30:30 — A woman trafficked from childhood****35:00 — Addiction and human trafficking****37:50 — How traffickers are using the internet****39:00 — How predators identify vulnerable people****40:00 — How you can help****40:20 — Why brand-new clothing matters****44:30 — 15 survivors helped since January****45:00 — Why victims don't simply leave****47:00 — When someone was never given a first chance****51:30 — Why rescue requires more than a quick fix****52:25 — Why distance can make a difference****53:10 — How few trafficking survivors are actually identified****54:00 — Why every individual life matters**

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  The Homeless Crisis Nobody Wants to See In Small Town America | Albany Georgia | Junie Turner

  Aug 3, 202631 min

  Most people think they understand homelessness.Drugs. Bad decisions. Laziness.But what if we've been looking at the problem completely wrong?In this episode of the 1334 Podcast, Junie Turner from People Helping People shares what she's learned after spending countless hours meeting people exactly where they are. From veterans who refuse to leave their community, to parents who lost everything after one medical emergency, this conversation reveals the human stories hidden behind the statistics.We discuss:• Why homelessness is about more than housing• The role mental health plays• How compassion has changed in our communities• Why every homeless person has a different story• What real outreach actually looks like• Practical ways you can helpThe question isn't whether homelessness exists.The question is whether we've stopped seeing the people living through it.If you'd like to support People Helping People or get involved, please reach out to their organization directly. To give you can visit: Cashapp - PeopleHPeopleGo fund me - gofund.me/junie-well-14aprSubscribe for more conversations that humanize difficult issues and challenge the way we think.

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  Inside Georgia's Family Court Crisis Kitty Mayo Exposes What Happens to Children Behind Closed Doors

  Jul 27, 202658 min

  What happens when the very system designed to protect children becomes part of the problem? In this episode of the 1334 Podcast, Blake sits down with Kitty Mayo, founder of Georgia Protective Parents, to discuss what she says is happening inside Georgia's family court system. From guardians ad litem and reunification programs to legislative reform and protecting vulnerable children, Kitty shares her family's personal story and explains why she has dedicated her life to advocating for change. Whether you work in child advocacy, law, public policy, or simply care about protecting children, this conversation raises difficult questions about accountability, trauma, and the role of family courts. If this episode challenged you, consider sharing it with someone who needs to hear it. Subscribe for more conversations with leaders, nonprofits, and people creating meaningful change.

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  The Hidden Crisis in America: Families Living Without Grocery Stores Albany Georgia Food Deserts

  Jul 20, 202615 min

  Millions of Americans don't struggle because they don't want to eat healthy. They struggle because healthy food simply isn't available. In this documentary, we travel to Albany, Georgia, where entire neighborhoods have become food deserts—communities where families have little or no access to fresh groceries. For many residents, getting to a supermarket means waiting on buses, relying on family members, or simply settling for whatever the nearest convenience store has on the shelf. But one organization refused to accept that reality. The Better Way Grocers created a mobile grocery store that brings fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, and hope directly into underserved communities. What started as a bus has become something much bigger: a reminder that solving problems often begins with meeting people where they are. This isn't just a story about food. It's a story about dignity, service, health, and loving your neighbor in practical ways. If this story encouraged you, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who believes communities can change when ordinary people decide to act.

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