Tripping Over Myself the podcast

Spoken sticky notes on anxiety and alcoholism. Short, real stories from my life. No filler, just the moments that matter. 2–5 minutes. New episode every Wednesday.What listeners are saying:“I love your podcasts!” — danee.marshThis came in after the show unexpectedly charted #1 in Gambia. I’m building this podcast slowly, honestly, and one listener at a time.

Tripping Over Myself the podcast is a health podcast hosted by Gerard Bradbury, with 49 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.

Gerard Bradbury hosts Tripping Over Myself the podcast, a health show with 49 episodes published.

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  The Silent Losers-Episode 31

  Aug 19, 20263 min

  Episode 31 – The Silent Losers When addiction enters a family, it rarely hurts just one person. In this episode, I reflect on the hidden pain carried by parents, spouses, family, and friends who continue to love someone caught in addiction. Looking back at my own life, I finally understood that what I saw as rescue wasn’t weakness—it was love. Sometimes, though, the strongest love is the kind that sets boundaries. If you’re carrying guilt because someone you love struggles with addiction, this episode is for you.

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  The Weight We Carry

  Aug 9, 20261 min

  Sunday Sticky Note — The Weight We Carry Some burdens are too heavy to carry alone. This Sunday Sticky Note is a reminder that strength isn’t found in staying silent—it’s found in knowing when to let someone walk beside you. Thanks for listening.

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  Don’t Squeeze The life out of Today-Episode 30

  Aug 5, 20263 min

  Episode 30 – Don’t Squeeze the Life Out of Today It’s easy to spend our lives replaying yesterday or worrying about tomorrow. But neither one is a place we can actually live. In this short episode, I reflect on why our greatest accomplishments and our deepest losses should guide us—not anchor us. Sometimes the best thing we can do is loosen our grip on the past and the future, and let today become the place where our next chapter begins.

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  Problems That Were Never Yours

  Aug 2, 20261 min

  Sunday Sticky Note — Problems That Were Never Yours Sometimes the heaviest burdens we carry don’t belong to us. This short reflection is about learning to let go of worries that were never ours to hold in the first place. Thanks for listening.

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  The Neighborhood Between Your Ears-Episode 29

  Jul 29, 20263 min

  Episode 29 – The Quiet We Keep Interrupting A quiet mind can feel unfamiliar, but maybe that’s because we’ve spent so much time filling every empty space with thought. In this episode, Gerard explores why calmness often appears when we stop building stories and start leaving a little room for silence.

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