Surviving What Should Have Destroyed Her

When Living a Lie Becomes Too heavy

In this Blowback, Stacey spoke about coming out later in life, navigating identity, relationships, and then being told she had terminal cancer. Just honesty, fear, courage, and perspective. It’s one of those episodes that stays with you long after it ends. If you need a reminder of what really matters, this one will hit you right in the chest.

Surviving What Should Have Destroyed Her

Gen shares one of the most raw and honest stories we have ever had on Joe Blow. She opens up about her suicide attempt, her time in a mental health ward, and what it really feels like when life becomes too heavy to carry.This episode is a powerful reminder that even in the darkest moments, you are not alone and there is always a way forward, even when you cannot see it yet.

She Was Told She Had 6 Months to Live

Kate was given a terminal cancer diagnosis and told she only had months to live. Instead of accepting it, she made the bold decision to travel to Mexico for radical alternative treatment. In this episode of Joe Blow, Kate shares the fear, the hope, and the journey that led her back home cancer free. It is a powerful conversation about resilience, belief, and refusing to let a diagnosis define your future.

What Men and Women Get Wrong About Sex

In this Blowback we’re bringing back a raw, honest chat with sex and relationship coach Chloe, covering connection, intimacy, and the conversations most people avoid. If you missed it the first time, now’s the perfect chance.And if you’ve already listened, it’s worth hearing again. Joe Blow 🎙️

Ultra Endurance Runner: How 58 Marathons Saved My Life

If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or one bad decision away from giving up, this episode is for you. Before the endurance feats and motivational talks, Lachie was drinking heavily, struggling internally, and quietly thinking about ending his life. Everything changed when his girlfriend Amy gave him an ultimatum, something had to change, or she was gone. That moment led him to a motivational conference that completely shifted his mindset and direction. From there, Lachie rebuilt his life one decision at a time. Fast forward to today and Lachie has just completed one of the most extreme physical and mental challenges imaginable, running 58 marathons across every state of America and Australia in 58 days. This conversation goes far beyond running. We talk about addiction, relationships, accountability, purpose, and what happens when someone finally decides to take responsibility for their life. If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or one bad decision away from giving up, this episode will hit home.