In this episode I share my thoughts on how events can cause kids to lose their innocence. I address depression, the persistence of the human spirit, and I talk about my own painful memories of being abused as a kid.

In this episode I talk about how I no longer consider myself a Christian and how that choice has impacted my life.

In this episode I list 12 ways I've maintained happiness during these uncertain times. I also address why it's bad changing who we are to make others happy. Thank you for listening. If you have a story or experience to share, please e-mail me at [email protected] or visit the Facebook page. I'm also on Twitter and Instagram. Thank you for your time. Take care and be well.

Because of depression, it's been over a year since I've recorded an episode. But I'm taking back my life! I talk about depression, a memory of my deceased best friend, and how time slips away. Thanks for listening! Please check out the FB page or e-mail at [email protected]

I talk about an encounter that reminded me of how some people don't like those who are overweight. I share a piece on how life moves on. Sometime without those we love. I then share stats on child abuse.

In this episode I offer encouragement for what I hope will be a great new year for us all. In a way, it's a pep talk in the hopes that people will act out of love towards others more often. You can find Next to the Fire podcast on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. If you you have a story to tell and would like to be a guest please e-mail me at [email protected] or drop me a line on Facebook messenger.

In this episode I talk about remembering an old dream of mine and the creation of the 'soup party' One fed the soul and the other fed the belly. Thanks for listening! Take care and be well. -Sean

In this episode I talk about how we change but how we should never change how we treat others. I also reflect on having diphtheria when I was young.

In this episode I talk about how I struggled through the last time I was truly depressed and how hope helped save me. I then reflect on my grandma who died from cancer. I go ove stats on cancer and how we can help to give.

I share my experiences of witnessing a fatal car accident and how it changed me. While editing that part, I realized I was going through one of my episodes of depression, so I address that as well.