Podcast appearances and mentions of joe tower

OUR GUEST: JOE TOWERJoe is a writer and content creator from the Midwest living mountain high in Colorado. He's an outdoor enthusiast, a veteran bartender, and a caregiver advocate. Along with his cancer warrior wife, Anna, he's on a mission to normalize the cancer conversation.HOW TO CONNECT WITH JOE:LinkedIninstagramIF YOU WANT TO DONATE TO THEIR GO FUND ME:https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-anna-tower-on-her-cancer-journeyRESOURCES:Joe's interview on Patient StoryUS Department of Health and Services / Resources for CaregiversWHAT JUNE & JOE TALKED ABOUT:How Joe got into the caregiving roleJoe's initial reaction to his wife's cancer diagnosisMantra: There's no way out but through Caregiver role, especially where you didn't have a choice to be oneLosing yourself as a caregiver  A day in the life of a caregiver How caregiving impacts your work and normalcyThe impact of an “invisible role” and the value of being a caregiverShame & guilt for self care and recognition of the roleCaregiver mental health resources The vital importance of taking care of yourself as a caregiver Delayed trauma and resentment as caregiversWhen your own support system runs out and what to doThe breaking point: Misdiagnosis & when your person begins to recoverRed flags for burnout and caregiver rock bottomsOptions for caregiving recovery More caregivers experience mental health issues when the person they are taking care of begins to recover Failure and insignificance as a caregiver The gifts of being a caregiver--------------------------------CONNECT WITH JOY GUIDE JUNE! Website Instagram TikTokYouTube LinkedIn If you'd like to work with June one-on-one, join her Joy Guidance Program! Learn more HERE.

A super-special podcast episode is in store for you as everyone from Writeway and The Real Story takes a moment to recognize June as National Cancer Survivor Month in honor of the nearly 17 million cancer survivors in the U.S.To cap it off, Joe sits down with his wife, communications and marketing specialist and cancer survivor, Anna Tower-Kövesdi, as the couple observes six months since she was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). With both candor, and surprising levity, they discuss the seemingly insurmountable challenge of facing “The Big ‘C',” from the shock and horror of the diagnosis, to the logistical stress of putting yourself in the best position to get the right care. In the end, as Anna notes, much of the coping is about the rigorous practice of acceptance and "pause." There are numerous ways you can help bring about progress in the treatment and cure of many types of cancer. Consider donating to a fundraising or educational organization such as The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, or local cancer not-for-profits. For more information about Joe and Anna, or to help as they continue their battle, you can follow Anna's journey on Instagram @koevia, and/or visit their GoFundMe drive at Support Anna and Joe Tower with Medical Expenses. If you or someone you love has been touched or affected by cancer in some way, please don't hesitate to reach out with your experience by email at podcast@writewayco.com to share it with us. Also, don't forget to subscribe, rate, review, and comment wherever you download your podcasts.

On this episode of the #FromTheShadowsPodcast, the crew is excited to bring to you the hosts of the Writeway Podcast.  The #writewaypodcast is dedicated to helping writers turn their writing aspiratins into carrier goals.  Rea Frey is a published author, CEO and founder of Writeway.  Joe Tower is a commercial writer and executive editor.  The Writeway Podcast takes a serios look into the publishing industry and gives you the tools to become your own best writing advocate.  Their website is http://www.writewayco.com    http://www.htbrd.com  #writewayco  #writewaypodcast   #UntilIFindYou   The From The Shadows Podcast is a program where we seriously discuss the supernatural, the paranormal, cryptozoology as well as ufology.  Anything that cannot be rationally explained has a platform for discussion here on the From The Shadows Podcast. Don’t forget to subscribe!

This month's episode was recorded during a very precarious time between the devastating tornados that struck host *Rea Frey* 's home city of Nashville, and the global outbreak of coronavirus, and its distribution happens as most of America has gone into quarantine. While Rea and co-host *Joe Tower* provide a five-point plan for writers to hit six figures, their advice offers the added benefit of utilizing money-making methods that capitalize on work remote-from-home. From all of us at WriteWay, we hope and pray everyone stays healthy and safe. See acast.com/privacy ( https://acast.com/privacy ) for privacy and opt-out information.

On this month's episode of Writeway Podcast, hosts *Rea Frey* and *Joe Tower* go over the ins-and-outs and dos-and-donts of your book and your money -- this is LITERALLY EVERYTHING you need to know about what you get paid when your book gets fit to print. See acast.com/privacy ( https://acast.com/privacy ) for privacy and opt-out information.

Join published author and Writeway founder and CEO, *Rea Frey* , and writer and Executive Editor, *Joe Tower* , as they discuss the first steps to writing your book and getting it to the marketplace—regardless of what publication path you take. See acast.com/privacy ( https://acast.com/privacy ) for privacy and opt-out information.

In a set of circumstances where male folly played out from the stage into real life, after our first ladies-only show last November, my producer, Brian, and I, managed to lose the sound file containing the recording of the show.It was an epic show, and so, as a way to rectify the shitty situation, we reached out to all the ladies in that lineup and asked if they’d be comfortable having a one-on-one conversation, with me, Joe Tower, about their story, female folly, and how stories of folly play parts in their lives overall.Now, one bonus episode per month will be a one-on-one conversation with someone who’s done our show – perhaps a storyteller that performed before we started recording the shows; perhaps a performer who didn’t feel comfortable with their story ending up on the podcast; friends of the show, enemies of the show; the performers, actors, writers, storytellers, comedians, and artists of every medium who have made the show what it is.But, ladies first. And so, for your listening pleasures, I’d like to present our inaugural TALES OF MALE FOLLY ONE-ON-ONE!From City Tavern in Culver City, this is my conversation with stand-up, storyteller, actor, and writer, JENNA BRISTER. Jenna is a 5-time Moth StorySlam winner, can be seen in the feature film, Permanent, and is the writer for the Lifetime made-for-TV movie, Killer Twin.She is, without a doubt, a Tales of Male Folly MVP, and one of the coolest chicks I’ve ever known.Get more Tales of Male Folly at www.talesofmalefolly.comLike | Contact (talesofmalefolly@gmail.com) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode’s storyteller is the host and creator of Tales of Male Folly, Joe Tower, who shares his story of confidently deciding to not propose to his wife solely based on some pretty bad advice.Get more Tales of Male Folly at www.talesofmalefolly.comLike | Contact (talesofmalefolly@gmail.com) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As promised, here's Part 2 of our talks with The Wild Brunch duo (Alex Gradet and Joe Tower). It's just as much fun, if not more, than the first! This (and last) week's trope is: Backstory Dump! (aka episodes with lots of character backstory). We watched The West Wing "Bartlet for America" (Season 3, Episode 9) (10 on Netflix) and Firefly "Out of Gas" (Season 1, Episode 8) (aired 5th on Fox). This week we get to the Firefly portion of our talks...and you finally get to find out the winner / our OTP and MVP picks for both episodes! After you finish this episode, go listen to The Wild Brunch Podcast, because duh. (www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-wild-brunch) Special shout out to Cody Ziglar for making us sound good and Kara Johnson for our theme song (and token male guest host Scott Pawley, as per usual)! Follow us (on Twitter, not in real life, preferably): TV Wars (@anewtrope). Asha Michelle Wilson (@ashamichelle). Mabry Williams (@mabrywilliams).

It's our first two-parter! We had so much fun talking to The Wild Brunch guys (Alex Gradet and Joe Tower), that we have two weeks of great tv talk for you. This (and next) week's trope is: Backstory Dump! (aka episodes with lots of character backstory). We watched The West Wing "Bartlet for America" (Season 3, Episode 9) (10 on Netflix) and Firefly "Out of Gas" (Season 1, Episode 8) (aired 5th on Fox). We discuss Mal's love for Serenity, Leo's love for President Bartlet and everyone's love for Bradley Whitford. Plus, Alex brought a West Wing script book, which won him the "most prepared guest" award. We'll be completing the 2nd part of this podcast crossover soon, so go listen to The Wild Brunch Podcast and look out for our episode! (www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-wild-brunch) Special shout out to Cody Ziglar for making us sound good and Kara Johnson for our theme song (and token male guest host Scott Pawley, as per usual)! Follow us (on Twitter, not in real life, preferably): TV Wars (@anewtrope). Asha Michelle Wilson (@ashamichelle). Mabry Williams (@mabrywilliams). Part 2 out next Thursday, you might be pretty surprised who each guest picks as the winning episode.

This episode's storyteller is our host, Joe Tower, telling the tale of a boy crush, hero worship, and the stupid shit we do when we're trying to be cool.If you'd like to see Tales of Male Folly live, you're in luck! This Tuesday, January 24, you can join us at The Virgil in Los Angeles! Get all the info here: www.facebook.com/events/869842413158961/Follow The Extra Credit Network: twitter.com/extracreditpods See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.