The Off-Air Podcast with Rachel Schneider

Ariyl Onstott makes her show debut as she and Rachel share their experiences working in Toledo, Ohio together and how they became friends, and discuss the current state of journalism, tips for new TV reporters, and more.

Actor, producer, reporter, and YouTuber Ashley Bornancin and I talk about her career in Hollywood and recent transition to local television news and creating her own online content on a regular basis. Want to know what it's really like to live in L.A. as a working television, film, and voiceover actor? Ashley has the answer...and tells us why she left. Keep up with Ashley and her message of living boldly and embracing this crazy awesome life by subscribing to her YOUTUBE CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdfC5Q3U5AsUlWPGOB8TuKg & following her on insta: @AshleyBornancin PLUS follow The Off Air Podcast @OffAirWithRachel & @RachelSchneiderTV

How and why I became a TV news reporter.

Financial advisor Ryan Savage talks about the do's and don'ts of personal finance. We cover the best ways to save money, build credit, pay off debt, prepare for retirement and invest wisely. Which credit cards or loans should you pay off first? How do you build a budget? All that and more, press play.

Did someone order a relatable mental health episode that is also a podcast collab??? IF SO, you're in luck. Katey Roshetko is the creator of the Drawn Collection and the Drawn Podcast. A mental health advocate, blogger, and fellow TV newswoman, Katey's story resonates with so many living with anxiety and depression but living their lives nonetheless. We both talk about moving through big changes in life and our experiences starting therapy.  Follow The Drawn Collection: https://www.instagram.com/thedrawncollection/

Amanda Held is the founder of H.O.O.V.E.S. (Healing of Our Veterans Equine Services.) It's a safe haven and sanctuary for horses and veterans in Swanton, Ohio. For nearly ten years, she and the rest of her team have helped veterans and first responders turn post-traumatic stress into post-traumatic growth, and find a renewed sense of purpose in how they show up to the world. Reducing isolation, substance abuse, and suicidal thoughts for hundreds of the people who've gone through their retreat programs. This episode is dedicated to all of the active-duty service members, veterans, and first responders who continue a fight of their own after their shifts and deployments. You are not alone. Find H.O.O.V.E.S. on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hoovesforvets Follow the show @OffAirWithRachel on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/offairwithrachel/

Diana Patton is one of the most motivational and enlightening people to talk to. I met her while working in Toledo. She is a rockstar public speaker, attorney, author, social justice advocate, and overall inspiring person. We talk about this L.A. traffic stop that turned very ugly, and Diana talks about how bias and racism connect back to mental health. She gets vulnerable, explaining to me the "George Floyd Pause" she experienced this summer, and how she sought help and continues to overcome and help others do the same. Can people learn to be kinder to others again? I hoped I'd get some answers and hope from her, and I did. Learn more about Diana's work: https://www.risewithdiana.com/ Follow Diana on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/diana.patton/?hl=en

Michiganders unite!! In this episode, I talk to the Capaul Twins from the "Let's Talk About Death" podcast. Growing up in a funeral home in Ida, Michigan, they have unique perspectives on death, dying, and grief. Benny went into the family business and is a fourth-generation funeral professional, and his brother Dr. Nick is a psychologist. They want people to know the importance of talking about death throughout life, and after-care. We also identified the generational differences in handling death and funeral customs, talking to children about death, and the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on funerals and people grieving a loss. That includes my theatre community in Monroe. This special episode is dedicated to my friend and castmate, Haley Langmeyer, and her family.