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Paul's Positive Podcast

Paul's Positive Podcast

Di: Amy Iverson
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  • Never Too Late to Keep Growing

    Never Too Late to Keep Growing
    Oct 20 2026
    Paul’s Positive Podcast, hosted by Amy Iverson, brings you another uplifting episode made just for you, Paul. In this heartwarming segment, Amy shares two positive human-interest stories that remind us life does not have just one peak. First, she reflects on the inspiring journey of Angie Orellano Fisher, a 76-year-old runner from Arkansas who began running at age 40 and went on to complete marathons and ultramarathons. Angie’s story is not only about endurance, but also about kindness, faith, encouragement, and using every mile to lift others up. Amy also explores the story of Christie Brinkley, who at 72 is opening her personal archives for a new documentary. Through journals, letters, drawings, and home movies, Christie looks back on a life of creativity, love, reinvention, and reflection. Her story is a beautiful reminder that aging can be a time of visibility, dignity, storytelling, and continued growth. Together, Angie and Christie show two different kinds of movement: one through physical miles, and one through memory and self-expression. Amy gently highlights the deeper message for you, Paul: it is never too late to begin again, return to what matters, encourage someone else, or share your story. Life can keep unfolding in meaningful and surprising ways.
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    10 min
  • Making Room for Hope

    Making Room for Hope
    Oct 19 2026
    Paul’s Positive Podcast, hosted by Amy Iverson, brings you a heartfelt episode about the quiet power of making space for someone to feel like themselves again. Paul, this episode shares two uplifting human-interest stories that may seem very different at first, but are connected by kindness, trust, and belonging. First, Amy reflects on soccer player Gio Reyna and his steady return after years of injuries, pressure, and high expectations. His eight straight starts and calm goal against Paris Saint-Germain are more than sports highlights. They are signs of healing, confidence, and a young player beginning to reclaim his own story. Then, Amy shares the touching story of Tristan, a seven-year-old boy who was sitting alone at an indoor adventure park with a ball he had won. A group of teenagers noticed him, invited him to play, and gave him forty minutes of simple joy and belonging. They did not know Tristan had autism. They only saw a child who could be included. Together, these stories remind us that positive moments do not have to be perfect to matter. Gio’s team still lost. Tristan’s family still faces challenges. But both stories show how much goodness can come from patience, inclusion, and a simple invitation. In this episode, Amy reminds you, Paul, that people are more than their setbacks, injuries, diagnoses, or labels. Sometimes, making the world better begins with something as simple as making room for someone.
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    12 min
  • Love, Kindness, and Quiet Strength

    Love, Kindness, and Quiet Strength
    Jul 20 2026
    Paul’s Positive Podcast, hosted by Amy Iverson, brings you another uplifting episode filled with positive human-interest stories chosen just for you, Paul. In this warm and encouraging segment, Amy reflects on two touching stories that show how life’s most meaningful moments often come through patience, authenticity, and the quiet kindness of others. First, Amy looks at Mel C’s wedding story as more than celebrity news. It becomes a hopeful reminder that love can arrive later in life, bringing confidence, happiness, and a deeper sense of self. She also highlights the beautiful role of friendship, as a borrowed dress from a close friend became a simple but powerful act of support. It’s a lovely example of how the smallest gestures can mean the most. Amy also explores Ferran Torres’ journey, sharing a story of resilience, humility, and well-earned recognition. By staying steady and true to himself instead of seeking attention, Ferran shows that persistence and character still matter. His experience offers encouragement to anyone who has ever felt overlooked or misunderstood. Together, these stories carry a gentle but inspiring message: joy does not have to be loud, kindness does not have to be dramatic, and success often comes when others finally see the value that was there all along. A thoughtful, positive listen for you, Paul—full of heart, hope, and the reminder that quiet goodness still shines brightly.
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    7 min
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