Losing It! With Nelsie Spencer

Wendy Luck, entertainer, flutist, jazz singer and speaker tells an unbelievably cool story about visiting the Pyramids in Egypt.  Find out what she did and who she "met" in the King's Chamber...

Writer, teacher and memoirist Kelly Caldwell, and owner of Pops (one of the cutest dogs EVER!) tells us how she got her amazing dog, then shares a Losing It! tale that's straight out of her memoir - which covers her time volunteering and then working with victims of  9/11.  So much was lost as a result of 9/11 - you'll never guess what Kelly lost. 

Writer, Podcaster, Blogger and Big Brother fan, Adam Samuel, tells his story of of finally saying, "Okay, let's do this!" and then losing A WHOLE LOT!

Robin Gelfenbien, Storyteller, Comedian, Writer, Speaker and Ice Cream Cake Maker tells - not only her "ice cream cake origins story" - but a "Losing It" story from her college days that includes intense  bullying, and a pretty awesome triumph in the end! 

Speaker, teacher and coach, Fox Beyer, tells the tale of "losing" the ability to walk at 11 years old and what he learned in the process of learning to walk again.  

Filmmaker and all-around amazing Caryn Waechter (rhymes with director) talks about a whole bunch of "losing" and how she came out the other end.

Actor, Art Model and self-proclaimed goofball Whitney Masters tells the tale of "losing" her home in Arkansas when she moved to the big city! And how it changed her.

Petra Hanson, Singer, Storyteller and Filmmaker talks about unconventional life path, pop singing in Japan and losing her "kidulthood". Oh, and so much more! 

Make-Up artist and eternally crisp Bradford Knight talks about time with dear old dad.

"Fresh-faced" Kevin Howard, TV commercial producer,  can tell you more than you wanna know about what's in the Gowanus Canal. In this episode Kevin tells the tale of arriving at his office in Brooklyn, only yards from the canal, and what he saw - and SMELLED. Hint, it wasn't pretty!

Ceci Carmichael, writer, former actor and Food Network star, shares the very fresh, funny and moving story  of losing (dead, not misplaced) her 90 year old mom. 

Duvi Stahler, writer and actor (also a part-time model who can bench press 400 lbs.) gives an up close and personal account of life in New York with too many "bro"-y roommates when they have no heat in their less-than-perfect NYC apartment.

Corley Miller, writer and storyteller talks about waking up sad when she was in middle school, and her fascinating road back to feeling like herself again.    

This week's guest George Toledo, newlywed (about 2 years) and comedy writer, tells a story of romance, international travel and "losing" something important. (Or was  it?) Too much sunscreen and too many Lime-A Ritas can lead to....

Nelsie and her BFF Patience Moore laugh and laugh and then Patience - who also happens to be a licensed clinical social worker - talks about "losing" a trigger, (no guns were involved).  

Travis Moser, singer, producer and cabaret performer, shares his "Losing It" story about his falling out with a college friend. How looking back can - hopefully - help us to find compassion for ourselves and others. Oh, and we also laugh a lot!

Connie Shulman, dear friend and one of the funniest, sweetest and talented people I know (she's also an amazing actor, writer, producer, mom and entrepreneur) tells a literal "Losing It" story involving a precious item chock full of symbolism!

Beryl Miller, writer, story-teller and former Vermonter (That's what they call themselves, I looked it up.) tells the funny, unforgettable and semi-traumatizing "Losing It!" story that happened while she was a 13 year old babysitter!

Stand-up comic, writer, producer, one of Nelsie's dearest friend and all-around amazing woman, Cory Kahaney shares a very literal story of "losing it". 

Writer and our very own "Losing It" Social Media Guru, Ariana Christos, tells a tale of "losing" an earring that involves swiping right, two potential dates, an ex-girlfriend and.... Well, you'll just have to listen to see how it all turns out.