Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill
Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill
“I think you just described Batman?” 🦸🏻♀️
“I think you just described Batman?” 🦸🏻♀️
“I think you just described Batman?” 🦸🏻♀️
Wednesday 16th February 2022
Join Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill as they discuss nuclear fusion, superheroes, sugar cravings, and debut their new song 'Sandstorm' on Misfit Stars Podcast.
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Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill
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Sexual Stigmas & Myths
Relationships & Community
Body & Mind
Recovery Reimagined
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Battling Sugar Cravings and Superheroes: A Misfit Stars Adventure
I really want to see the possibility in a situation, even if it's dire. - Shannon Curtis
Feeling overwhelmed by life's chaos? Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill have been there too. In this lively episode of the Misfit Stars Podcast, they tackle a whirlwind of topics, from the complexities of nuclear fusion to the darker side of superheroes. The conversation takes a humorous twist as they discuss the recent 'toddler tantrum' in Ottawa, better known as the trucker protest. But it’s not all heavy stuff; they also share the debut of their new song, 'Sandstorm'.
Shannon and Jamie get personal about their sugar withdrawals, proving that even the most resilient among us have their struggles. They talk about how they stay centered despite life's ups and downs, and why it’s crucial to acknowledge our ignorance as a stepping stone to learning. Their candidness is both refreshing and relatable. This episode is a rollercoaster of emotions and insights, with moments of laughter and deep reflection.
Whether you’re curious about nuclear science or just need a reminder that everyone has their battles, this episode has something for you. Tune in for an engaging chat that’s sure to leave you thinking—and maybe even humming along to 'Sandstorm'.