The Edlow Podcast

Savannah Hauk - Cross Dressing, the MCU and Horror films - Living the Dual Gender Dream

Savannah Hauk is an author, podcaster, advocate and TEDx Speaker. She lives a confident, visible and successful male-to-female dual gender life. At times she lives a male life as Chuck and at times she lives a female life as Savannah. She is married to a woman, who helps her navigate both her male and female life.
Through a lifetime of experience and research, Savannah has come to believe and understand that there are many reasons that men should express a more feminine persona. She has also come to understand the struggles and fears men in this category face, and the weight of the transgender labels they accept but may not truly or fully understand.
Savannah is the author of the eLit award-winning "Living with Crossdressing" book series. The series was written in hopes to demystify and destigmatize the dual gender experience for both crossdressing men and the people who love them. Savannah also co-hosts the weekly The Fox and the Phoenix Podcast, reinforcing the same positive and inclusive message of diverse gender identity and multiple expression. She also leads conference workshops and has given two TEDx talks, and emceed a third.
Savannah comes on the podcast to discuss the dual gender lifestyle, what it is, how it fits into the LGBTQ alphabet, her journey of discovery, how it effects her relationships, cancel culture, awareness, bigotry, religion and even horror films and the MCU!
This is a great episode for anyone who wants to learn more about the dual gender experience.

Robin Ferrier - Bullying, Abuse and Forgiveness - An Ode to Men’s Mental Health

Robin Ferrier is a Scottish ex-Airline Captain, Businessman in the Aviation Industry, Author and Aspiring Entrepeneur who is now a hypnotherapist and life coach. His goal? To help bullied and abused men overcome social awkwardness, engage more with the world and to thrive.
Robin comes on the podcast to discuss his own experience with bullying, men's mental health, how men experience bullying (as opposed to women), the short and long term effects of bullying, forgiveness, revenge and to show off his amazing accent.
You can find Robin and his work at www.robinferrier.co.uk

Tim Wilde and Lance Carlile - Faith, Doubt and Culture - a commentary on navigating faith journeys

Josh received another listener question, this time surrounding navigating a faith struggle. Instead of doing this one alone, he called on a couple of friends who have differing perspectives on the subject.
Tim Wilde is a podcaster, return missionary and institute teacher for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Lance Carlile is a twitch podcaster, return missionary and works in the Finance Department for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Tim and Lance come on the Edlow Podcast to discuss their own perspectives on Christian faith, particularly as it pertains to the LDS faith. They discuss their own faith struggles, the concept of "fitting in," imperfections in church leadership, and advice for navigating a so called "faith crisis." Tim Wilde can be found at www.youtube.com/ @wildediscourse  and Lance can be found on Twitch  @carlilelance 

Tripp Rogers - Is it a onesie? Wrestling, blended families and fatherhood

Tripp Rogers (born Roger D. Tripp) is an independent professional wrestler based in the Modesto area. A wrestling fan his entire life, Tripp always had dreams to pursue a career in pro wrestling.
At the age of 19, he had plans to move to Texas to join Shawn Michaels' wrestling school. However, plans changed, and rather than pursue his dream, he decided to stay in California, with the woman who would become the mother of his children. Unfortunately, the marriage ended in divorce, which led to Roger having some life struggles.
Hear the rest of the story. Hear how his trials and tribulations led to new beginnings. Hear how Roger found new love with his 2nd wife and with her support began pursuing his wrestling dream at the age of 39. Now Tripp Rogers has become one of the most popular characters in California, sporting his patented one piece wrestling gear that may or may not be a onesie.
Tripp Rogers comes on the podcast to talk about his wrestling fandom, his wrestling career, influences and stories. He discusses lessons he learned from divorce, gives advice to those who struggle with relationship loss, and discusses the work ethic his father instilled in him, which he has passed down to his children.
Tripp Rogers can be followed on all social media outlets!

Just Me #2 - Insecurities, Diet/Exercise and Surviving Difficulties

Josh Edlow answers listener questions about health, wellness, insecurity, gym tips and has an emotional response for a listener who is going through a mental health crisis connected to a relationship break up.
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President and Sister Talley - Conversion, COVID and Missionary Work - Life as a Mission President

Douglas and April Talley recently completed a 3 year term as Mission President for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Prior to his service, President Talley worked as an independent consultant in the field of risk management. Sister Talley is a novelist. They both gave up their personal lives to serve their God and their faith in the California, Roseville mission.
Hear the origin stories of two converts who committed to a life of church service that has culminated in one of the most challenging and rewarding experience of their lives. President and Sister Talley discuss their conversions, finding each other, marriage, the surprises, challenges and miracles they saw during their church service. They also provide words of advice to missionaries and their parents in preparation for missionary service.

Peter Young - Escaping a Cult and Religious Experience

Peter Young is an author, sports broadcaster and former college basketball player. He also escaped a small religious cult.
While broadcasting in a small town in Idaho, he fell in love with a woman that he met at a small local Bible study. They started dating shortly thereafter. Locals in town would tell him about her family's "weird spiritual guru." He ignored the naysayers and married her less than a year after meeting her.
Mr. Young would soon find himself in a small religious cult that would become a part of his life for the next 20 years. It wasn't until after his divorce that he was rescued from the grips of the faith that destroyed his family.
He comes on the podcast to discuss his story, how to spot a religious cult, how "normal" people fall into a cult, escaping after two decades, and how his Christian faith helped him with his escape.

Schuyler Robertson - Firearms, Self Defense and Use of Force - The Legal Consequences of Using a Gun

Schuyler Robertson is an expert in self defense, use of force and firearms use. He has over 30 years experience in military and law enforcement. He has also worked as a security contractor in Iraq and Afghanistan providing diplomatic security and force protection.
He has written extensive articles on self defense and firearms. He has also consulted on many criminal cases as an expert witness.
Mr. Robertson comes on the podcast to discuss his extensive background with firearms, when you can use deadly force in self defense, things that people do before and after an altercation to hurt their self defense claim, what to expect from law enforcement post-altercation, when an attorney is necessary after a self-defense incident and how you should respond to a home invasion situation.