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Some things break you open in a way you never fully close back up. The Rollercoaster Podcast lives in that space: the aftermath of loss, trauma, and grief, and what it takes to keep living after everything falls apart. Host Tyler Hall sits down with people who've survived the unthinkable, from the death of a loved one to abuse, addiction, and mental health crises. No polished takes, no tidy lessons. Just honest stories of healing and rebuilding. One of the top trauma and grief podcasts in the world. New episodes weekly. 🎢
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Rollercoaster Story: He Was 17, Loved by Everyone. One Online Message Ended Everything
A quiet Thursday night. A 'hi' from a stranger online. And by morning, a family's whole world had changed forever. This is the story of a 17-year-old athlete, loved by everyone who knew him, and the …
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A quiet Thursday night. A 'hi' from a stranger online. And by morning, a family's whole world had changed forever. This is the story of a 17-year-old athlete, loved by everyone who knew him, and the conversation that ended everything before the sun came up.
Two days later, one photo cracked open a case that stretched from a small Michigan town to Lagos, Nigeria, exposing a scheme that had touched more than 100 other families. His parents' fight led to new laws and a town that refuses to let him be forgotten. 'I got you.'
This is a Rollercoaster Story from The Rollercoaster Podcast with Tyler Hall: a short, narrated, true story of loss, survival, and what comes after. For full-length conversations, listen to The Rollercoaster Podcast, new episodes every Tuesday.
If you're struggling, you're not alone. Call or text 988 (US) or visit stayhere.live.
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He Showed Me His New House - Then I Was Fighting for My Life
What happens when the person you trust most as a child becomes the person who destroys your innocence? And how do you find your way back when that pain follows you into adulthood?I sat down with Micah and Diana …
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What happens when the person you trust most as a child becomes the person who destroys your innocence? And how do you find your way back when that pain follows you into adulthood?
I sat down with Micah and Diana LaCerte for one of the most powerful conversations I've had on The Rollercoaster Podcast.
For nearly a decade, Micah endured childhood sexual abuse at the hands of a trusted church leader who had become a father figure in his life. What followed was years of shame, depression, suicidal thoughts, and a desperate search for peace through fitness, success, and achievement.
But behind everything he accomplished was a little boy who was still hurting.
In this episode:
- How a trusted father figure groomed and sexually abused Micah
- The devastating impact of childhood trauma, shame, and suicidal thoughts
- Why success and fitness couldn't heal his deepest wounds
- How Diana helped him find safety, faith, and the courage to speak
- The journey toward forgiveness, healing, and breaking the cycle of trauma
What stayed with me most was Micah's courage to confront the very thing he'd spent his life hiding.
His story is a reminder that what happened to you doesn't have to define who you become.
Key Moments:
00:00 The childhood abuse that stole his innocence
03:01 How a trusted father figure began grooming him
06:36 The night his childhood changed forever
09:00 Why returning to his abuser nearly cost him his life
12:09 The family that saved him from his darkest moments
15:42 The hidden pain behind his success
19:30 The grandfather who gave him a reason to keep going
23:07 How one MySpace message changed everything
26:43 The unexpected love story that led to healing
30:17 The moment he finally revealed his childhood abuse
33:49 The detective's phone call that brought everything back
37:34 How he learned to forgive the man who abused him
41:05 The moment he realised he wasn't alone
44:59 Why he wouldn't change his painful past
48:34 Why God allows pain and suffering
52:13 Was God responsible for what happened to him?
55:23 How childhood trauma creates lifelong wounds
59:17 Why success couldn't heal his deepest pain
1:01:07 His message to men suffering in silence
Connect with Me:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tyler.hall/
Connect with Micah and Diana:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrhitchfit/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dianachaloux/
I Didn't Kiss Him Goodbye - Now My Husband is Dead
What do you do when the person you love tells you “I love you,” and just minutes later, your entire world falls apart?On June 13, 2024, MaKela Allen lost her husband, Michael, to suicide. Just hours earlier …
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What do you do when the person you love tells you “I love you,” and just minutes later, your entire world falls apart?
On June 13, 2024, MaKela Allen lost her husband, Michael, to suicide. Just hours earlier, they were planning their future, preparing to move into a new home, and talking about having another child. There was no goodbye. No warning she could have recognized. Just a final text message that would haunt her forever.
I sat down with MaKela for a deeply personal and emotional conversation about suicide, grief, domestic abuse, and the unimaginable reality of raising children after losing their father.
In this episode:
- The final moments before Michael took his own life
- The warning signs MaKela never imagined could lead to suicide
- How she told her three-year-old son his dad was gone
- The complicated grief of loving someone who also hurt you
- Finding the strength to rebuild a life after unimaginable loss
What struck me most was MaKela’s ability to hold love, anger, heartbreak, and compassion all at once.
Her story is a reminder that grief isn't something we simply overcome. Sometimes, surviving means learning to carry what we cannot change.
Key Moments:
00:00 My husband's final I love you before his death
03:42 The family tragedy before everything fell apart
07:42 The morning my husband took his own life
10:24 I found my husband's car surrounded by police
15:19 The moment doctors told me he was dead
18:22 Telling my three-year-old his dad was gone
21:14 The painful truth about our marriage and domestic abuse
24:08 The suicide note my husband left behind
27:59 Loving someone who caused you so much pain
32:05 Were there warning signs I missed before his suicide?
36:27 How I want my children to remember their father
40:15 Surviving the worst day of my life
43:00 Finding hope when grief feels unbearable
Connect with Me:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tyler.hall/
Connect with MaKela:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/makelaallen/
She Buried Her Son… Then Went Looking for Her Husband
Britt Del Toro lost her 10-week-old son, Zeppelin. Later, she survived her own suicide attempt and then lost her husband, Troy, to suicide. Britt talks with me about organ donation, the depression that deepened …
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Britt Del Toro lost her 10-week-old son, Zeppelin. Later, she survived her own suicide attempt and then lost her husband, Troy, to suicide. Britt talks with me about organ donation, the depression that deepened after the funeral, reaching for help, loving Troy through mental illness, and parenting when you can barely get through the day. She doesn't pretend she has grief figured out, and that's exactly why this conversation matters.
If you're struggling or thinking about suicide, you're not alone. Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, US) or visit https://stayhere.live.
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The Most Heartbreaking Story I've Ever Heard...
What happens to your faith when you witness suffering so horrific that you start asking God why He allows it? Alex Barbir, founder of Building Zion, has risked his life to stand with persecuted Christians in …
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What happens to your faith when you witness suffering so horrific that you start asking God why He allows it? Alex Barbir, founder of Building Zion, has risked his life to stand with persecuted Christians in Nigeria, where families are being murdered and villages destroyed. He shares what he saw at massacre sites, the mother cradling her murdered son, and how rebuilding villages restores hope for survivors.
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He Thought it Was a Headache - Now My Husband is Dead
What happens when the person you've loved almost your entire life is suddenly taken from you?My guest today is Ashley Leatham, who lost her husband, Scott, a 39-year-old firefighter, to a rare and aggressive …
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What happens when the person you've loved almost your entire life is suddenly taken from you?
My guest today is Ashley Leatham, who lost her husband, Scott, a 39-year-old firefighter, to a rare and aggressive cancer called NUT carcinoma. What started as persistent headaches turned into a devastating diagnosis, and just five months later, Ashley was holding her husband's hand as he took his final breath.
They had known each other since they were 12. They built a beautiful life, raised two children, and imagined growing old together. Then everything changed.
Ashley opens up about the unimaginable pain of watching her husband fight for his life, the heartbreak of telling their children he was dying, and the final moments she'll never forget.
In this episode:
- The warning signs before Scott's devastating cancer diagnosis
- How five months changed their family's lives forever
- The heartbreaking final days before Scott passed away
- Navigating grief, widowhood, and raising children after loss
- Finding purpose, faith, and hope when life feels unbearable
This conversation is a powerful reminder that tomorrow is never promised, the people we love are everything, and even in our darkest moments, there can still be a reason to keep going.
Key Moments:
00:00 The heartbreaking final moments of Scott's cancer battle
03:01 A childhood friendship that became a lifelong love
07:50 The headaches that revealed a deadly cancer diagnosis
12:44 The hospital visit that changed everything
16:14 The rare cancer diagnosis and desperate fight to survive
20:11 When chemotherapy led to a terrifying emergency
23:05 Seven organs failing and the fight to stay alive
27:28 The devastating cancer prognosis that shattered their hope
30:18 How facing death changes what matters most
35:16 The powerful life lesson Scott left behind
38:55 The suspected cancer risks inside the fire station
43:23 The heartbreaking news that Scott had weeks to live
46:16 The final family memories before saying goodbye
49:09 Holding her husband's hand as he took his last breath
52:35 The painful reality of grief after losing a spouse
56:06 Finding purpose and hope after unimaginable loss
Connect with Me:
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Connect with Nick & Cassie:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dsnyash/
I Was Almost a Killer, Here's How I Got There...
There’s a point where you can’t blame your past anymore. You have to look in the mirror and decide who you’re going to become.My guest, Shane Goodbar, has lived both sides of that truth.Shane was sexually …
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There’s a point where you can’t blame your past anymore. You have to look in the mirror and decide who you’re going to become.
My guest, Shane Goodbar, has lived both sides of that truth.
Shane was sexually abused as a child, learned to hide behind a mask, and eventually found escape through alcohol and drugs. What started as a way to numb the pain spiraled into addiction, broken relationships, multiple DUIs, jail, and a moment where he came terrifyingly close to taking another man’s life.
But this isn’t just a story about addiction. It’s about accountability, recovery, fatherhood, faith, forgiveness, and what happens when you finally stop seeing yourself as the victim of your own life.
In this episode:
- How childhood sexual abuse shaped Shane’s identity and need to escape
- Why drugs and alcohol became a way to stop feeling
- The rock-bottom moment that finally broke through years of denial
- How a two-year therapeutic community completely rebuilt his life
- Why recovery meant learning to love the man staring back in the mirror
What stayed with me most was Shane’s willingness to own all of it. Not excuse it. Not hide from it. Own it.
Because no matter how lost you’ve become, your past doesn’t have to be where your story ends. But eventually, you have to take the first step.
Key Moments:
00:00 The man behind the mask
03:18 Hiding childhood sexual abuse
06:02 When drugs became the escape
09:41 Living two different lives
13:15 Addiction starts taking over
17:46 The relationship that changed everything
21:07 Becoming a father changes the path
24:49 The lie he told himself about fatherhood
27:07 His fourth DUI and arrest
30:04 Ten days after leaving jail
33:09 When rock bottom finally hit
36:03 Facing the man he had become
39:01 Learning to love himself again
42:03 The identity crisis facing men
45:12 Finding God after years of pain
48:26 Why surrender finally brought peace
51:03 His message to anyone still lost
53:02 What recovery actually gives you
Connect with Me:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tyler.hall/
Connect with Shane:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sr_goodbar/
This Voicemail is All I Have Left of My Mom
There are some phone calls that divide your life into a before and an after.My guest, Kylie Hammonds, was just 26 when she received one of those calls. Her mom, Tabitha, had died suddenly, leaving Kylie and her …
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There are some phone calls that divide your life into a before and an after.
My guest, Kylie Hammonds, was just 26 when she received one of those calls. Her mom, Tabitha, had died suddenly, leaving Kylie and her brother searching for answers about what happened that night.
Kylie takes me inside the events surrounding her mother’s death, the fentanyl discovered during the investigation, the questions surrounding her father, and the painful reality of grieving her mom while also grieving a father who was still alive.
In this episode:
The phone call that changed Kylie’s life forever
The unanswered questions surrounding her mom’s sudden death
Why the investigation left Kylie and her brother searching for answers
How she learned to release the anger she carried toward her father
Why preserving the voices and memories of the people we love matters so much
But this conversation became about so much more than loss.
Kylie shares what three years of grief, anger, prayer and healing have taught her about forgiveness, giving yourself grace, and how easily we convince ourselves we’ll have more time with the people we love.
Later, Kylie’s boyfriend Michael Curtis joins us to share how watching her navigate this unimaginable loss inspired him to create Forevermore, a platform designed to preserve the voices, stories and memories of the people we love.
And at the very end, Kylie plays the only voicemail she has left of her mom.
It’s only a few seconds long, but when it’s the only chance you have to hear someone you love again, a few seconds is everything.
Key Moments:
00:00 The phone call that changed everything
05:13 Flying home without knowing the truth
10:03 Why her brother warned her at the airport
15:07 The heartbreaking scene inside the house
20:05 Strangers caught entering her mom’s office
24:48 Her father’s story starts falling apart
29:10 The addiction Kylie never fully understood
33:07 Fentanyl changes the entire investigation
38:22 The discovery that changed how she saw her dad
42:04 Grieving a father who is still alive
49:21 What grief taught her about surviving loss
57:30 The tragedy that shaped Michael’s view of loss
1:02:00 How Kylie’s grief sparked a bigger idea
1:12:00 Using AI to preserve a loved one’s voice
1:17:00 The questions that uncover your life story
1:25:16 Hearing a loved one’s voice after they’re gone
1:32:12 What she’d give to hear her mom again
Connect with Me:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tyler.hall/
Connect with Kylie:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kylie_knh/
Connect with Michael:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michaelrrcurtis/
Two Spouses Lost to Cancer, One New Family | Nick & Cassie Rogers on Grief, Faith & Love Again
Nick lost his wife, Anna, to breast cancer. Cassie lost her husband, Cody, to pancreatic cancer just 66 days after his diagnosis. Then they found each other. Before Cody died, he told Cassie he was already …
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Nick lost his wife, Anna, to breast cancer. Cassie lost her husband, Cody, to pancreatic cancer just 66 days after his diagnosis. Then they found each other. Before Cody died, he told Cassie he was already praying for the man who would one day love her and help raise their kids. Nick and Cassie talk about losing a spouse to cancer, helping young children through grief, holding onto faith when nothing made sense, and finding love again.
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I Gave Him the Best Week of His Life - Now My Cousin is Dead
A few days before 16-year-old Landon took his own life, he spent what felt like one of the best weeks of his life with his cousin, Landon Ashworth.They ate way too much sushi, played golf, shot guns, laughed …
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A few days before 16-year-old Landon took his own life, he spent what felt like one of the best weeks of his life with his cousin, Landon Ashworth.
They ate way too much sushi, played golf, shot guns, laughed, talked about life, and dreamed about the future. When the week ended, Landon told him how much he needed it. He seemed happy. He seemed okay.
Then came the phone call that changed everything.
I sit down with filmmaker, actor, writer, and creator Landon Ashworth for an incredibly raw conversation about suicide, autism, grief, survivor’s guilt, and the things we sometimes don't see until it's too late.
In this episode:
Losing his 16-year-old cousin Landon to suicide
The warning signs he wishes he had recognized sooner
Growing up autistic, masking, bullying, and feeling misunderstood
The survivor’s guilt he still carries after Landon’s death
Turning grief into his deeply personal film Go On
Landon opens up about experiencing suicidal thoughts himself and why he now isn’t afraid to directly ask someone if they’re thinking about taking their own life.
We also talk about the painful reality of trying to help someone find their way out of the darkness, why emotional pain can feel impossible to escape, and the importance of finding something worth holding onto.
This conversation is heavy. But more than anything, it’s about choosing to keep going.
Key Moments:
00:00 The week before everything changed
03:03 When Landon’s future fell apart
06:25 The week that made him feel okay again
10:02 The phone call no one expected
13:43 The guilt of missing the signs
17:02 The suicide warning signs he missed
20:23 The reality of masking autism
24:00 Why other people’s opinions mean nothing
29:39 What an autistic brain can feel like
34:29 The Hollywood advice Landon couldn’t accept
38:00 Why vulnerable people started finding him
41:37 Turning Landon’s suicide into Go On
45:01 Finding a reason to stay alive
48:02 How to get out of emotional hell
Connect with Me:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tyler.hall/
Connect with Landon Ashworth:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/landonashworthdirects/
#SuicidePrevention #AutismAwareness #SurvivorsGuilt
I Found a Lump in the Shower: My Breast Cancer Story | Mya Ludwig on Fighting for My Life
When I called Mya Ludwig, she'd had a double mastectomy and was halfway through chemo. I hung up feeling like she'd helped me. Mya opens up about finding the lump, what treatment is really like, losing her …
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When I called Mya Ludwig, she'd had a double mastectomy and was halfway through chemo. I hung up feeling like she'd helped me. Mya opens up about finding the lump, what treatment is really like, losing her hair, and refusing to let cancer become her identity. We also talk about the traumatic brain injury that taught her lessons she never expected, and finding joy in the hardest seasons.
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The Call I Couldn't Save Him From: Matthew Griffin on First Responder PTSD & Suicide
As a young police officer, Matthew Griffin was first on scene and performed CPR on two-and-a-half-year-old Benny Jr., the son of a friend. Benny didn't survive. Matt spent 21 years in the military and law …
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As a young police officer, Matthew Griffin was first on scene and performed CPR on two-and-a-half-year-old Benny Jr., the son of a friend. Benny didn't survive. Matt spent 21 years in the military and law enforcement, and that one call followed him for decades: guilt, nightmares, drinking, and losing his marriage and his identity until he no longer wanted to live. We talk about first responder PTSD, police mental health, and what kept him here.
If you're struggling or thinking about suicide, you're not alone. Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, US) or visit https://stayhere.live.
Want to share your story on The Rollercoaster Podcast? Apply here: https://therollercoasterpodcast.com/guest-application
If this episode meant something to you, please rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. It's the #1 way people who are hurting find these conversations.
We Were So Proud He Lost Weight - Now My Dad is Dead
In this episode, I sit down with Olivia Burnett, who lost her dad, Kevin, to stage four colon cancer at just 24 years old. He was her Superman, the person who gave her confidence, made her feel unstoppable, and …
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In this episode, I sit down with Olivia Burnett, who lost her dad, Kevin, to stage four colon cancer at just 24 years old. He was her Superman, the person who gave her confidence, made her feel unstoppable, and always reminded her that she was “golden.” Within months of his death, grief pulled Olivia into a darkness she never expected.
She tried therapy. Medication. Exercise. Friends. Family. Everything people tell you to do when you're struggling with depression. But nothing seemed to break through. Eventually, Olivia found herself sitting on her bed with a bottle of pills in her hand, believing suicide was the only way out.
Then two words entered her mind: Hold on. That tiny piece of hope was enough.
In this episode, we talk about:
- Losing her dad to stage four colon cancer at just 24 years old
- The delayed grief that sent Olivia into a devastating battle with depression
- The night she believed suicide was her only way out and the two words that stopped her
- How tiny, everyday decisions helped her slowly find hope, resilience, and purpose again
- Turning unimaginable pain into a reason to help others hold on through their darkest moments
This conversation isn't about pretending everything gets better overnight. It's about what can happen when you hold on long enough to see what comes next.
Key Moments:00:00 My Dad Was Healthy Then Everything Changed
04:06 The Signs of Stage 4 Colon Cancer We Missed
08:02 The Night I Watched My Dad Die
11:12 The Future Cancer Stole From Us
15:03 How My Dad Faced Death Without Fear
19:03 Finding Yellow Socks in the Darkness
22:09 Why “Choose Happiness” Isn't That Simple
25:16 When Grief Turned Into Severe Depression
28:03 The Night I Almost Ended My Life
31:16 Turning My Pain Into Purpose
35:46 How I Finally Climbed Out of the Darkness
39:34 The Small Decisions That Saved Me
41:06 What My Dad Would Say to Me Today
Connect with Me:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tyler.hall/
Connect with Olivia:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twentysomething_podcast/
We Were Setting Up the Nursery, Then Our Daughter Died at Birth | Nathan Wieser on Infant Loss
Nathan Wieser sat alone in a hospital hallway, waiting to hear his daughter cry. The cry never came. Nathan and his wife, Lucy, endured loss after loss before their daughter Mary died during birth, while Lucy …
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Nathan Wieser sat alone in a hospital hallway, waiting to hear his daughter cry. The cry never came. Nathan and his wife, Lucy, endured loss after loss before their daughter Mary died during birth, while Lucy fought to stay alive. Years later came Otto, born at 26 weeks. Nathan, author of We Did It, talks about pregnancy loss, PTSD, a father's grief, and the courage to try again.
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Suicide & Addiction Took My Uncle, Dad & Brother | Jaclyn Rose on Family Grief & Mental Health
Jaclyn Rose lost her uncle to suicide, her father to addiction, and years later her older brother to the same battle. Jaclyn is a mental health advocate who chose to understand grief instead of letting it …
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Jaclyn Rose lost her uncle to suicide, her father to addiction, and years later her older brother to the same battle. Jaclyn is a mental health advocate who chose to understand grief instead of letting it harden her. We talk about the silence and shame that trap families, and how healing starts when you stop asking "How could you do this to us?" and start asking "What pain were you carrying?"
If you're struggling or thinking about suicide, you're not alone. Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, US) or visit https://stayhere.live.
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If this episode meant something to you, please rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. It's the #1 way people who are hurting find these conversations.
We Thought She Was Just Struggling With Friends, But It Was Something Much Worse
As a parent, there are certain things you never think you’ll have to face. Watching your child fight for their life is one of them.In this episode, I sit down with Jheri South, a mother of seven whose story is …
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As a parent, there are certain things you never think you’ll have to face. Watching your child fight for their life is one of them.
In this episode, I sit down with Jheri South, a mother of seven whose story is filled with heartbreak, addiction, mental health struggles, suicide attempts, and an unbelievable determination to keep fighting.
Jheri shares how her seemingly picture-perfect life unraveled when her husband’s crystal meth addiction tore their family apart. Years later, she would face every parent’s worst nightmare when her daughter Grace attempted to take her own life and collapsed into her arms having seizures.
What follows is a raw conversation about suicide, autism in girls, ADHD, neurodivergence, parenting teenagers, and what our children may be carrying without us ever knowing.
In this episode:
Addiction tearing apart Jheri’s family
The warning signs she never saw coming
The night she almost lost her daughter
Discovering undiagnosed autism and ADHD
How parents can truly connect with struggling teens
This conversation gave me a lot to think about as a father. I think it will do the same for you.
Key Moments:
0:00 I Thought My Daughter Was Dying
6:36 Leaving Home at Just 15
10:02 When My Kids’ Mental Health Changed
16:01 The Loneliness Nobody Saw
23:26 The Mindset Shift That Changed Everything
29:16 The Suicide Attempt That Haunts Me
35:22 The Night My Daughter Tried to Die
40:02 “Are We in Heaven?”
47:32 Parenting vs. Connecting With Your Teen
54:22 The Hidden Damage of Seeking Approval
58:02 Are You Borrowing Your Self-Confidence?
1:04:02 Your Thoughts Aren’t Always True
1:06:57 Breaking Free From External Validation
Connect with Me:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tyler.hall/
Connect with Jheri:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jherisouth/
He Thought it Was a Stomach Ache - Now My Brother is Dead
In this episode of the Roller Coaster Podcast, I sit down with Rebecca Doyle, who shares the heartbreaking story of losing her only brother, Edward, to an unexpected complication from cancer treatment at just …
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In this episode of the Roller Coaster Podcast, I sit down with Rebecca Doyle, who shares the heartbreaking story of losing her only brother, Edward, to an unexpected complication from cancer treatment at just 28 years old. What started as stomach pain quickly became a Stage 3 cancer diagnosis, months of chemotherapy, and a phone call that changed her life forever.
Rebecca opens up about watching her brother die over FaceTime, the grief she buried to stay strong for her young daughter, and how years of unresolved trauma, postpartum depression, and unimaginable loss eventually pushed her to the brink of suicide. This is an honest conversation about grief, survival, faith, and finding a reason to keep living when life feels impossible.
In this episode:
Losing her only brother to cancer just days after doctors said he was close to remission
The FaceTime call where she watched her brother die and how that moment changed her forever
How buried grief, postpartum depression, and trauma led her to two suicide attempts
The moment she chose to ask for help, entered psychiatric care, and began healing
Finding hope through therapy, faith, and rebuilding a life she never thought she'd want to live again
If you've ever lost someone you love, struggled with suicidal thoughts, or wondered if healing is possible after tragedy, I truly believe this conversation will remind you that you're not alone.
Key Moments:
00:00 The Phone Call That Changed Everything
03:39 "Edward Is Going to Die Today"
06:12 Why Her Brother Meant Everything
09:38 The Stage 3 Cancer Diagnosis
11:57 The Chemo Complication That Killed Him
16:02 When Grief Became Suicidal Thoughts
19:44 The Night She Tried to End Her Life
21:40 Her Second Suicide Attempt
24:51 How Does Someone Reach That Breaking Point?
27:55 Why She Couldn't Stop Blaming Herself
30:30 What Her Brother Would Say Today
33:28 The Truth About Therapy No One Wants to Hear
Connect with Tyler :
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tyler.hall/
#SuicidePrevention #GriefRecovery #HealingAfterLoss
I Was at a Sleepover When I Got the Worst Call of My Life...
Some stories leave you speechless. This is one of them.In this episode, I sit down with Kelle Bott for one of the most raw, emotional, and unforgettable conversations we've ever had on the Rollercoaster …
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Some stories leave you speechless. This is one of them.
In this episode, I sit down with Kelle Bott for one of the most raw, emotional, and unforgettable conversations we've ever had on the Rollercoaster Podcast.
At just 18 years old, Kelle watched her father take his final breath. In a matter of seconds, the person she believed was invincible was gone, and the grief that followed completely changed the course of her life. What started as a way to numb the pain through alcohol quickly became a devastating addiction filled with withdrawal, hallucinations, relapse, isolation, and the belief that she would never be okay again.
But Kelle's story doesn't end there.
She courageously shares her journey through addiction recovery, entering treatment, losing a baby through miscarriage, becoming pregnant again, and making the heartbreaking decision to place her son for adoption so he could have the life she dreamed of giving him.
This conversation is about grief, alcoholism, sobriety, recovery, trauma, motherhood, open adoption, healing, and finding hope when life feels impossible. Kelle's vulnerability is extraordinary, and her story is one that will stay with you long after this episode ends.
In this episode:
Watching her father take his last breath in the ICU
How grief turned into a life-threatening alcohol addiction
Losing herself after the death of the person she loved most
Why she almost chose abortion with her second pregnancy
The heartbreaking decision to place her son for adoption
Finding sobriety, healing, and hope after unimaginable loss
If you've ever experienced loss, struggled with addiction, questioned your worth, or wondered if life could ever get better, this conversation is for you.
Key Moments:
00:00 The Last Night I Ever Had With My Dad
04:27 COVID Took My Dad So Fast
09:00 The Impossible Decision to Let Him Go
14:00 The Promise My Dad Never Got to Keep
19:10 When Grief Turned Into Alcoholism
24:15 Alcohol Took Control of My Life
29:35 Detox Saved My Life
35:20 The Wake-Up Call I Couldn't Ignore
40:40 I Got Pregnant 90 Days Sober
45:30 I Almost Chose Abortion
49:20 Hiding My Pregnancy From Everyone
52:05 The First Time I Held My Son
53:30 His Father Overdosed in My Hospital Room
55:45 My Final Night With My Baby
58:10 The Hardest Goodbye of My Life
1:03:40 How I Found Hope Again
1:07:00 If You're Struggling, Hear This
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kellebott/
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We Had the Perfect Family - Now My Husband & Daughter Are Dead
Some stories stay with you long after the conversation ends. This is one of them.In this episode, I sit down with Julie Garlock to hear the unimaginable story of losing her husband, Troy, and their young …
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Some stories stay with you long after the conversation ends. This is one of them.
In this episode, I sit down with Julie Garlock to hear the unimaginable story of losing her husband, Troy, and their young daughter, Elsie, in a devastating car accident that changed her life forever.
What followed wasn't just overwhelming grief, it was a journey through trauma, addiction, healing, faith, survival, and finding purpose when everything seemed lost. Julie opens up with incredible honesty about the years she and Troy spent battling addiction, the unconventional healing modalities that transformed their lives, the heartbreaking phone call that shattered her world, and the miraculous survival of their daughter, Mabel.
We also have a deeply vulnerable conversation about suicide, meditation, grief, plant medicine, trauma, and the powerful role gratitude has played in helping Julie continue moving forward. Whether you agree with every perspective shared or not, I believe you'll walk away challenged, encouraged, and reminded that hope can still exist in the darkest moments.
If you've ever lost someone you love, struggled with addiction, questioned your faith, or wondered if healing is possible after unimaginable pain, I hope Julie's story reminds you that you're not alone.
In this episode:
- The final FaceTime call she'll never forget
- The phone call that changed her life forever
- Losing her husband and daughter in a devastating crash
- The miraculous survival of her daughter against all odds
- The addiction battle that nearly destroyed their family
- Julie's own suicide attempt and the lessons that saved her life
- The healing practices that gave her hope again
This is a conversation about heartbreak, resilience, healing, and discovering that even after unimaginable tragedy, hope is still possible.
Key Moments:
00:00 The Last FaceTime Before Everything Changed
03:00 How Addiction Nearly Destroyed Their Family
06:05 The Family Trip That Changed Everything
08:14 The Goodbye She Didn't Know Was Goodbye
13:20 Four Missed Calls Changed Everything
17:39 The Second Devastating Loss
21:15 The Miracle Doctors Couldn't Explain
27:00 The Father-Daughter Bond That Lives On
30:02 The Healing Tools That Changed Everything
33:17 Does Grief Ever Really Go Away?
36:52 Her Suicide Attempt During Addiction
41:12 How Plant Medicine Changed Troy Forever
46:45 The Ceremony That Gave Her Hope Again
50:28 What Really Led to Her Suicide Attempt
55:15 The Moment Everything Changed
1:00:05 Finding Hope After Unimaginable Loss
1:03:10 The Truth About the Fatal Crash
Connect with Julie Garlock:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lettertomyloves/
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tyler.hall/
We Put Seatbelts on Everyone Except My Daughter...
Some stories leave you speechless, and this is one of them.In this episode, I sit down with Janairy Quintero, whose life changed forever after what should have been a simple family camping trip. When an ATV …
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Some stories leave you speechless, and this is one of them.
In this episode, I sit down with Janairy Quintero, whose life changed forever after what should have been a simple family camping trip. When an ATV accident left her hand hanging by only a few veins, she made one split-second decision that likely saved her daughter's life. What followed was nearly two years of reconstructive surgeries, relentless infections, unimaginable pain, and ultimately the heartbreaking decision to amputate her hand.
But this conversation isn't about tragedy.
It's about resilience. It's about perspective. It's about refusing to let life's hardest moments define who you become.
Janairy shares what it was really like to relearn everyday tasks with one hand, how she navigated the emotional weight of losing part of herself, why she never blamed her husband for the accident, and the mindset that allowed her to find gratitude even in the middle of unimaginable suffering.
Whether you're facing trauma, loss, chronic illness, disability, or simply walking through a difficult season, I believe Janairy's story will remind you that your circumstances don't have to determine your future.
In this episode:
- The family camping trip that changed everything in seconds
- The terrifying ATV accident that nearly cost her life
- Enduring 20+ surgeries before making the decision to amputate
- Learning to write, eat, work out, and parent with one hand
- Why your greatest setback doesn't have to define your future
Key Moments:
00:00 The ATV Crash That Changed Everything
03:45 My Hand Was Hanging by a Few Veins...
07:16 Why I Chose to Amputate My Hand
10:29 The Split-Second Decision That Saved My Daughter
12:25 Why I Never Blamed My Husband
14:21 Living Through 20+ Surgeries
16:35 Learning to Live With One Hand
18:18 The Everyday Things You Never Appreciate
20:39 What Everyone Takes for Granted
23:01 Did This Happen for a Reason?
25:10 Helping Other Amputees Find Hope
27:09 Why Losing a Limb Made Me Stronger
29:04 The Mindset That Changed My Life
31:17 Helping My Husband Let Go of the Guilt
33:19 Working Out Without a Hand
35:45 When Your Injury Becomes Your Identity
Connect with Janaira Quintero:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janairy_q/
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Life Was Perfect, But I Was More Sick Than I Could Ever Imagine
What makes someone throw away everything they've spent 10 years rebuilding?In this episode of the Rollercoaster Podcast, I sit down with Corey Warren, a recovery advocate, business owner, and former addict …
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What makes someone throw away everything they've spent 10 years rebuilding?
In this episode of the Rollercoaster Podcast, I sit down with Corey Warren, a recovery advocate, business owner, and former addict whose life was shaped by addiction, prison, relapse, and ultimately redemption.
Corey shares how a single decision at a high school party led to a 20-year battle with heroin and alcohol addiction. He opens up about the armed robbery that nearly cost him 30 years of his life, the alcoholism that left his organs failing, and the devastating relapse that happened after he had seemingly beaten the odds, 10 years sober, a thriving business, a loving family, and everything he once dreamed of.
But this conversation goes far beyond addiction. Corey reveals the deeper struggle that fueled it all, the desperate need to belong, be accepted, and find his identity in the approval of others.
We talk about recovery, relapse, faith, purpose, and the dangerous lie that success alone can heal what's broken inside. If you've ever battled addiction, lost your way, or wondered if it's possible to rebuild after hitting rock bottom, Corey's story is proof that your darkest chapter doesn't have to be your final one.
In this episode:
- How one decision at a high school party led to a 20-year battle with heroin and alcohol addiction
- The armed robbery that nearly cost him 30 years in prison and changed the course of his life forever
- Why building a successful business, loving family, and dream life still wasn't enough to stop a devastating relapse
- The deeper struggle with identity, belonging, and validation that fueled his addiction for decades
- How faith, recovery, and a second chance helped him rebuild after losing everything
Key Moments:
00:00 The Beer That Cost Him Everything
06:15 Chasing Acceptance Through Drugs
11:30 The Day He Injected Heroin for the First Time
15:20 Funding Addiction With Stolen Money
20:40 Dopesick, Desperate & Out of Options
24:25 Facing 30 Years in Prison at 18
28:20 Why Getting Clean Didn't Fix the Real Problem
33:00 The Seizure That Should Have Saved His Life
36:30 The People Who Paid for His Addiction
40:05 The Brutal Reality of Early Sobriety
44:30 The Sobriety Strategy That Actually Works
47:20 Building a New Life After Addiction
50:45 Success Nearly Destroyed His Recovery
55:30 One Beer Became a Nightmare
59:10 The Relapse That Changed His Life Forever
1:02:30 The Unexplainable Moment That Shook His Faith
1:06:00 Why He Finally Surrendered to God
1:09:30 The Biggest Lie Addiction Tells You
Connect with Corey Warren:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/icoreywarren/
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tyler.hall/
I Was Living the Dream, Then Everything Changed
Support the Show & Shop DayxDay Apparel Here: https://dayxdayapparel.com/ What happens when you've achieved everything the world tells you should make you happy but you still feel completely empty inside?In …
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Support the Show & Shop DayxDay Apparel Here: https://dayxdayapparel.com/
What happens when you've achieved everything the world tells you should make you happy but you still feel completely empty inside?
In this episode of the Rollercoaster Podcast, I sit down with Keith Hale, entrepreneur, author, and men's mental health advocate, who shares the story of the day he attempted to take his own life.
From the outside, Keith looked successful. He had built businesses, accumulated wealth, and lived the life many people dream about. But behind closed doors, he was battling feelings of unworthiness, loneliness, and a deep sense that no one truly saw him.
Keith takes us inside the moments leading up to his suicide attempt, the spiritual experience he had while sitting in that garage, and how surviving that day completely transformed his relationship with God, himself, and his purpose in life.
We also dive into the identity crisis facing so many men today, the dangers of tying self-worth to success, and why vulnerability may be the key to healing.
If you've ever struggled with your mental health, questioned your purpose, or felt like you had to carry the weight of the world alone, this conversation will stay with you long after it ends.
In this episode:
The breaking point that led him to attempt taking his own life
Why success, money, and achievement couldn't fill the emptiness he felt inside
How a neighbor unknowingly helped save his life
Why so many men suffer in silence and never ask for help
The powerful spiritual experience that stopped him from ending his life
How faith, vulnerability, and surrender helped him rebuild his identity
Key Moments:
00:00 The Success That Hid the Pain
04:05 The Fear of Looking Weak
08:03 The Moment God Showed Up
11:25 Why God Let It Happen
14:23 The Pain Behind Success
18:11 The Voice That Lies to You
22:01 Buying 10 Luxury Cars
25:31 Who Are You Really?
28:28 Life After the Suicide Attempt
30:04 How God Answers Prayers
32:29 A Message for Anyone Suicidal
35:12 What He's Grateful He Didn't Miss
36:03 The Purpose He Almost Lost Forever
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I Was a Psych Student, Then I Was Stuck in an Ab*sive Relationship
What happens when the very things you swore you'd never become are the things that slowly take over your life?In this episode of the Rollercoaster Podcast, I sit down with Natalie Stavola, a recovery coach …
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What happens when the very things you swore you'd never become are the things that slowly take over your life?
In this episode of the Rollercoaster Podcast, I sit down with Natalie Stavola, a recovery coach, filmmaker, and survivor whose life was shaped by childhood trauma, abusive relationships, addiction, and years of self-destruction.
Natalie shares the harrowing moments that changed her forever, including having a gun held to her head by a man she loved, battling alcoholism and cocaine addiction, and finding herself trapped in cycles of abuse she never thought she would tolerate. Despite studying psychology and criminology, she discovered firsthand that understanding trauma and escaping it are two very different things.
Together, we explore how childhood wounds can shape our adult relationships, why addiction is often rooted in pain, and what it really takes to heal after years of running from yourself. Natalie also opens up about the spiritual awakening that helped her get sober and the work she now does helping others find hope in their darkest moments.
If you've ever struggled with addiction, experienced abuse, battled your inner demons, or wondered whether healing is possible after trauma, this conversation will stay with you.
In this episode:
- Growing up in a home marked by emotional abuse
- The relationship that ended with a gun to her head
- Alcohol, cocaine addiction, and hitting rock bottom
- Why trauma keeps us returning to toxic people
- The moment she knew she needed help
- Sobriety, healing, and rebuilding her life
- Finding meaning in the pain she survive
- How she now helps others heal from trauma and addiction
Key Moments:
00:00 The Moment He Put a Gun to My Head
05:05 When I Became My Own Worst Enemy
08:12 Why I Never Fit In Anywhere
12:15 Looking for Good in a Broken World
15:06 Why Pain Can Become Your Purpose
18:07 The First Drink That Changed Everything
24:06 The Dangerous People We Choose
26:49 Why Some People Never Ask for Help
31:32 Can You Save Someone From Addiction?
35:04 The Relationships That Nearly Destroyed Me
37:20 He Put a Gun to My Head
40:13 Why I Went Back to Him Anyway
45:01 The Day My Healing Finally Began
47:44 The Protest That Broke Me Open
50:10 When I Could No Longer Hide My Trauma
Connect with Me:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tyler.hall/
Connect with Natalie Stavola:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nataliestavola/
I Found My Partner of 20 Years After She Took Her Life | Tommy O'Mara on Suicide Loss & Guilt
After 20 years together, Tommy O'Mara came home expecting an ordinary morning and found Cynthia unconscious on the floor. Tommy shares performing CPR on the woman he loved, the crushing guilt after her death …
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After 20 years together, Tommy O'Mara came home expecting an ordinary morning and found Cynthia unconscious on the floor. Tommy shares performing CPR on the woman he loved, the crushing guilt after her death, and the months he carried her medications in his car while questioning whether he wanted to keep living himself. We talk about suicide loss, addiction recovery, finding support, and the belief that love continues after death.
If you're struggling or thinking about suicide, you're not alone. Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, US) or visit https://stayhere.live.
Want to share your story on The Rollercoaster Podcast? Apply here: https://therollercoasterpodcast.com/guest-application
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We Were About to Get Married, Now My Fiancée Is Dead
Every morning at 6:45am, Baylee would get the same text from her fiancé, Jared.He would meet her in the parking garage before work, walk her inside, give her a hug, a kiss, and remind her that she was loved. It …
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Every morning at 6:45am, Baylee would get the same text from her fiancé, Jared.
He would meet her in the parking garage before work, walk her inside, give her a hug, a kiss, and remind her that she was loved. It was a simple routine they never thought twice about. Until one morning, that text never came.
In this episode of the Rollercoaster Podcast, I sit down with Baylee Barnes as she shares the heartbreaking story of losing her fiancé to suicide and the phone call that changed her life forever. Just weeks before this conversation, Baylee was planning a future with the man she loved. Then, without warning, everything changed.
Together, we talk about grief, suicide loss, men's mental health, faith, healing, and the invisible battles so many people fight behind closed doors. Baylee courageously opens up about the signs she never saw, the guilt so many loved ones carry after loss, and how she's finding the strength to keep moving forward one day at a time.
If you've ever lost someone, struggled with mental health, or wondered how to support someone through unimaginable pain, I hope this episode reminds you that you're not alone.
In this episode:
Coping with suicide loss and grief
Men's mental health and hidden struggles
Finding hope after tragedy
Faith, healing, and resilience
How to support someone who is hurting
Key Moments:
0:00 - The Morning Everything Changed
3:06 - The 6:45am Text That Never Came
7:30 - "Bailey... He's Gone"
12:43 - Why She Shared This Story So Soon
16:04 - A Video That Changed Everything
20:45 - Their Final Vacation Together
23:27 - Feeling Defeated vs Finding Hope
28:24 - Crying in the Sauna & Cold Plunge
31:27 - The Powerful Note Everyone Should Write
34:27 - A Message for Anyone Considering Suicide
36:14 - The Three Words That Could Save a Life
37:18 - The Reason to Stay One More Day
Connect with Me:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tyler.hall/
Connect with Baylee Barnes:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/baylee0821/
Doctors Said Anxiety. It Was Glioblastoma. | Doug Cartwright on Brain Cancer, Faith & Facing Death
Doug Cartwright was told he had 15 months to live and less than a 10% chance of surviving two years. Weeks before we recorded, Doug was diagnosed with grade 4 glioblastoma, the most aggressive form of brain …
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Doug Cartwright was told he had 15 months to live and less than a 10% chance of surviving two years. Weeks before we recorded, Doug was diagnosed with grade 4 glioblastoma, the most aggressive form of brain cancer, after his symptoms were written off as an anxiety attack and he thought mold in his house was making him sick. He walks me through the emergency brain surgery, the vision he had, and how it changed the way he sees death, faith and what it means to really live.
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Our Little Brother Died by Suicide While We Were on Our Missions | Jake & Joe Sharp on Sibling Suicide Loss
Twin brothers Jake and Joe Sharp were serving church missions in Mexico when their parents called, screaming that their 16-year-old brother Sam was gone. Sam died by suicide. Jake and Joe walk me through the …
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Twin brothers Jake and Joe Sharp were serving church missions in Mexico when their parents called, screaming that their 16-year-old brother Sam was gone. Sam died by suicide. Jake and Joe walk me through the call, the confusion, the anger and guilt, and coming home to a family forever changed. We talk about teen depression, shame, how the people smiling the most can be hurting the deepest, and who Sam really was.
If you're struggling or thinking about suicide, you're not alone. Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, US) or visit https://stayhere.live.
Want to share your story on The Rollercoaster Podcast? Apply here: https://therollercoasterpodcast.com/guest-application
If this episode meant something to you, please rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. It's the #1 way people who are hurting find these conversations.
15 Years of Domestic Abuse & What My Kids Saw | Erica Muniz on Surviving & Breaking Free
I thought I understood what domestic abuse looked like until I heard Erica Muniz's story. Erica survived a 15-year marriage that began with control and silence and escalated to violence, including while she was …
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I thought I understood what domestic abuse looked like until I heard Erica Muniz's story. Erica survived a 15-year marriage that began with control and silence and escalated to violence, including while she was pregnant, and moments that nearly cost her life. She talks about the first signs she ignored, being isolated from family, the first time she fought back, faith, and what she wants others still inside it to know.
If you're struggling or thinking about suicide, you're not alone. Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, US) or visit https://stayhere.live.
If you're in an abusive relationship, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 or text START to 88788.Want to share your story on The Rollercoaster Podcast? Apply here: https://therollercoasterpodcast.com/guest-application
If this episode meant something to you, please rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. It's the #1 way people who are hurting find these conversations.
The Best Day of My Life Tragically Became the Worst...
I was standing in front of the mirror, fixing my tie, minutes away from going live on CNBC.Then my phone rang.In a matter of minutes, my entire world collapsed.In this episode of the Rollercoaster Podcast, I …
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I was standing in front of the mirror, fixing my tie, minutes away from going live on CNBC.
Then my phone rang.
In a matter of minutes, my entire world collapsed.
In this episode of the Rollercoaster Podcast, I step out of the interviewer's seat and into the most vulnerable conversation of my life, sitting down with Aleksei Archer of the Morning Glory Podcast to share the story of the day that split my life in two.
From selling my company and living what most people would call the dream to a sudden medical emergency that nearly took my wife from me, and did take our unborn child.
I talk about the moment I got the call. The panic of being miles away and completely helpless. The trauma that doesn't leave you. And the night I genuinely didn't know if I was going to lose everything that actually mattered.
But there's a turning point in this story.
One that quietly rearranged everything. How I see life, how I hold faith, and what I now understand about what's truly worth protecting.
This episode is about love, loss, trauma, and the perspective that only comes from almost losing it all.
If you've ever moved too fast, chased the wrong things, or taken the people you love for granted, this one will stop you in your tracks.
👇 Which part of this story stayed with you the most?
Key Moments:
0:00 The Call That Changed Everything
2:07 Living the Dream, Until That Morning
8:28 First Experience of Trauma & Shock
11:23 Losing Our Unborn Child Mid-Crisis
14:11 Breaking Down Mid-Flight
17:12 The Terrifying Moment in the Hospital Room
21:43 The Moment Everything Changed
23:48 The Miracle We Weren’t Supposed to Have
26:28 Why Money No Longer Matters
30:30 Faith, Loss & Mental Health Struggles
35:33 The Suicide That Shook My Community
41:16 Supporting Someone in Their Darkest Moment
44:10 Why We Need to Talk About Suicide
47:02 The Loneliness Epidemic No One Talks About
52:07 The Difference Between Support & Real Brotherhood
Connect with Me:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tyler.hall/
Connect with Aleksei Archer:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alekseiarcher/
Married 3 Months, Then He Never Came Home | Gracie Laufenberg on Sudden Loss of a Husband
Gracie Laufenberg and her husband, Dallin, were married for 3 months and 3 days. Then Dallin left for a flight and never came home. Gracie tells me about love at first sight, the marriage she calls perfect, the …
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Gracie Laufenberg and her husband, Dallin, were married for 3 months and 3 days. Then Dallin left for a flight and never came home. Gracie tells me about love at first sight, the marriage she calls perfect, the moment she checked his location, and the words she'll carry forever. We talk about losing a husband as a newlywed, faith, and finding strength when the future you planned is gone.
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If this episode meant something to you, please rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. It's the #1 way people who are hurting find these conversations.
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