The Stories That Sparkle

Long-form intimate conversations with women you have never heard of and could easily pass on the street about navigating grief, reclaiming their voice, starting over in life, inhabiting their bodies, building community and more. Each episode is a single conversation. One woman, one hour, one complete story. Hosted by Hella Rader, somatic coach and writer, this is for the woman who feels alone in it—whatever 'it' is. Because together, we bring light into dark places. 🪩 New episodes drop every other Wednesday wherever you get your podcasts. For more info, visit: https://www.hellarader.com hellarader.substack.com

The Stories That Sparkle is a health podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 56 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.

Unknown Host hosts The Stories That Sparkle, a health show with 56 episodes published.

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  Episode #51

  A Place to Be As You Are

  Jun 17, 202652 minS0

  <p>Annie Herman is a mom, wife, yoga teacher, part-time school teacher and owner of Queens Community Yoga. During our conversation, I learned what led Annie to yoga, how she arrived in this place, and why it was so important to her to open the studio and create a space not only for herself but also for others to be as they are. </p><p>Spending time with Annie and recording with her in the studio while sitting on a bolster was a breath of fresh air. It hit home for me the importance of community for support and structure...

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  Episode #50

  The Power of Seeing Others (Do It)

  Jun 3, 202650 minS0

  <p>Georgia Clark is an eight-time published novelist, founder and host of Generation Women, a monthly intergenerational storytelling event at Joe’s Pub in New York City, and the woman behind My Novel Year, a one-year writers program that helps writers finish their books without burning out. And less than two weeks out from the release of her latest novel, Play It Again (the book launch is June 16th at Joe’s Pub in NYC), I could not think of a better guest than Georgia to kick off this four part series, “Becoming the Proof,” four conversations with women who built th...

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  Episode #49

  One-Year Anniversary of the Pod (feat. Some Hella Thoughts)

  May 20, 202625 minS0

  <p>May marks the anniversary of the launch of The Stories That Sparkle Podcast…It has been a full year (and one week) since the first episode hit the pod-verse.</p><p>I'll Go First (Hella's Story) (use link to listen)</p><p>One year later, this episode is part celebration (of how I gained my voice in amplifying other women’s voices), part look back (to two years ago when all this really began), and part look ahead (to what I want to cover in future episodes) by way of sitting with some old ideas that manifest in my fear...

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  Episode #48

  Pain is Not Required with Dr. Lillian Medhus, Aspire Women's Wellness (Video Pod)

  May 6, 202653 minS0

  <p>In this (video pod) episode of The Stories That Sparkle Podcast, I am joined by Dr. Lillian Medhus (founder of Aspire Women’s Wellness) to talk about how her own health journey led her to change how she practices medicine, listens to the women who come to see her, and asks questions to help them navigate complex gynecologic issues—especially endometriosis and pelvic pain (and of course menopause). As someone who struggled through the shame and grief of painful periods and sex for most of my life, I certainly wish I had met Lillian a lifetime ago. </p><p>Lill...

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  Episode #47

  You Deserve a Good Night's Rest with Katya Eckert, A Domani Sleep (Video Pod)

  Apr 22, 20261h 6mS0

  <p>In this (video pod) episode of The Stories That Sparkle Podcast, Katya Eckert (founder of A Domani Sleep) and I talk about her mission to help women get the rest they deserve while feeling good and sexy in their sleepwear—and their bodies. We also nerd out about textiles, sustainability, and supply chain—just in time for Earth Day 2026 and Mother’s Day (you can get a little A Domani Sleep for the mom in your life). And, because I now have new equipment to help me record video with better audio on the go, I was able to meet w...

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