Stories By Joe
Stories By Joe
Joe Geidel is a storyteller and podcaster who has been conducting oral history interviews since 2010. Dedicated to the idea of a “living history” — he has interviewed veterans, poets, and everyone in-between. Joe is energized by the belief that everyone has a story that is worth being heard. The method of interviewing that Joe employs is the art of conversation. Through friendly conversations about our life experiences, we present our dreams and shine a light on how we came to be. Stories are powerful tools to understand our place as a species.
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Buzz Shaw: Reverence for Nature 03.02.2026 1:31:50
In this episode, we sit down with Buzz Shaw, a lifelong naturalist, science educator, and careful observer of the natural world. Buzz reflects on his early fascination with nature, his time serving in the Navy during the Vietnam War, and his many years teaching and learning at the Seattle Aquarium. Along the way, he shares stories from the field, experiences from his life in education, and his evo...
William Skipworth: Hiking the Appalachian Trail 29.10.2025 1:10:05
In this episode, we sit down with William Skipworth, a journalist who set out to hike the entire 2,000-mile Appalachian Trail and did it. William talks about what inspired him to take on the journey, the highs and lows of life on the trail, and the lessons that come from months spent in the wilderness. From unexpected wildlife encounters to the deep bonds formed with fellow hikers, his story is eq...
Robert O’Connor: Finding Joy Despite a World at War 13.04.2025 1:05:25
In this episode, author Robert B. O’Connor discusses his latest book Jeep Show, a historical fiction novel set during World War II. From his early days in Memphis, Tennessee, to his unexpected journey as a writer, Robert shares his personal story and the inspirations behind his work. He explores the significance of enlisted entertainers during the war, walks us through his extensive research proce...
John Tarrant: Zen Wisdom 19.03.2025 1:11:19
What happens when we stop searching for answers and embrace the mystery instead? In this episode, Joe speaks with Zen teacher and author John Tarrant about the power of koans, the role of meditation, and the practice of living authentically. John shares stories from his unique journey—from working on Aboriginal land rights in Australia to his exploration of Zen Buddhism and psychotherapy—offering...
Michael Dederick: Breaking Generational Cycles & Healing the Soul 26.02.2025 2:16:04
In this episode, Michael Dederick shares his profound journey through life's highs and lows, from his upbringing along the scenic Hudson Valley to his struggles with addiction and the passing of his son. He speaks about his culinary career, spiritual awakening, and passionate advocacy for mental health. Michael emphasizes the importance of radical acceptance, breaking generational cycles of trauma...
Jennifer Nevel: Mental Health, Depression, & Gratitude 03.12.2024 1:11:15
In this episode, Joe has a conversation with Jennifer Nevel, a special education teacher and mother of two, to explore her journey through depression and how gratitude became a guiding force in her life. Jennifer shares how shifting her mindset and embracing alternative practices like NLP helped her find clarity and purpose. Now a coach, speaker, and musician, she channels her experiences into ins...
Maggi Fitzpatrick: How to Live a Healthy Life 05.09.2024 1:10:24
In this episode of the Stories by Joe Podcast, Joe interviews Maggi, a health & wellness coach from Sullivan County, New York. Maggi shares her inspiring journey from growing up in Parksville and dealing with personal family challenges to becoming a successful coach. She discusses how her love for sports and her father's health struggles shaped her career path in coaching and fitness. Magg...
Parvati Markus: Ram Dass, Maharaji, & Spiritual Awakening 16.08.2024 1:35:29
In this episode, Parvati Markus shares her profound spiritual journey, highlighting transformative moments with Neem Karoli Baba (Maharaji) and Ram Dass. Born in the Bronx, Parvati's life took a turn toward spirituality and self-discovery in the late-1960's. In 1969, she met Ram Dass, and spent the summer with her new friends learning from his teachings. Ram Dass was inspired by his experi...
Carl Welden: Sound in Radio, Theater, and Film 13.07.2024 2:18:21
In this episode of the podcast, Joe interviews Carl Welden, a production sound mixer for film and television. Carl discusses his creative journey from his beginnings in Hudson Valley to his adventures hitchhiking across the U.S., and his shift from theater to film sound mixing. He delves into his early influences as a cartoonist and spoken word poet, emphasizing the critical role of sound in story...
Kayaking on the Wallkill River • Journal 1 20.05.2024 20:19
Go on a walk with Joe as he tells his story about the first triathlon he participated in while contemplating insights he had about the sacred bond between ourselves and the planet we call home. Recorded: 04.28.2024 www.josephgeidel.com Copyright © 2024 by Joseph Lewis Geidel All Rights Reserved.
John Irizarry: Singer-Songwriter on Life, Empathy, & Purpose 03.05.2024 2:14:24
Today, we're joined by John Irizarry, a talented musician who shares the story behind his upcoming album, "This Girl," dedicated to his late daughter, Lauren, also known as Izzy. We'll explore the heartfelt journey that inspired this musical tribute. Through this emotional conversation, we aim to foster empathy and remind everyone of the power of love. Join us as we honor Izzy...
Eddie LaDuca: Music, Manifesting, & Mental Fortitude 19.04.2024 1:32:43
In this episode Eddie LaDuca and I discuss how he makes music, the power of metal fortitude in the face of life’s challenges, and how to manifest the life you see for yourself. Eddie's journey is one of resilience and growth. Through his stories, he paints a vivid picture of how navigates the ups and downs while staying true to his artistic vision. Listen as we discuss where he gets his inspir...
Nick Bailey: Comedy in the Hudson Valley 02.04.2024 1:46:06
Nick Bailey isn't your average funny guy—his talent stretches beyond the stage. What sets him apart is his ability to seamlessly produce and host shows across New York while maintaining a career as a full-time stand-up comedian. From his roots in a small town to carving his path in the New York stand-up circuit, Nick's journey is filled with humor, grit, and a profound appreciation for lif...
Chris Cardinal: Drums, Bands, & Touring Europe 18.03.2024 2:03:03
Inspired by a transformative encounter with a Talking Heads song on the radio, Chris Cardinal has embarked on a journey of self-discovery and musical transcendence, leading him to join multiple bands, tour the United States and Europe, and undergo life-changing experiences. In this episode, Chris shares nostalgic memories from the late '90s and early 2000s, reflecting on tours where each mile...
Tillie Geidel Conklin: Life After 9/11 13.02.2024 1:16:46
Tillie Geidel Conklin is the author of "9/11 Through The Eyes of a Daughter," where she bravely shares her perspective of that tragic day in history, as a tribute to her father - an American hero. In this episode, Tillie opens up about the therapeutic process of writing her book, which provided an outlet to express her memories - both the good times and the difficult times too. She refle...
Harvey Greenwald: From the Beatniks to Woodstock 20.11.2023 1:24:37
Harvey Greenwald is a poet and leather craftsman who witnessed history. He shared his remarkable story on the podcast. His journey into poetry began during his time in basic training at Fort Dix, New Jersey, when President Kennedy was assassinated. Back in New York City, Harvey read his poems alongside beatniks like Allen Ginsberg and Peter Orlovsky. In the coffeehouses, he witnessed the early day...
Howard Horowitz: Honoring the Landscape with Poems 20.11.2023 1:00:40
Meet Howard Horowitz, a poet and former geography professor. In this episode, we discussed his deep connection with nature and how he expresses it in his poetry. Howie's poems transcend words; it's a visual experience. Inspired by concrete poetry, Howie crafts his poems to reflect the shape of the landscape he honors. This can be seen in his best-known work, "Manhattan." Howie...
Randy Sutter: Storytelling & The Creative Process 15.11.2023 39:42
In this episode, we're reminded to make the most of each day. Randy Sutter's rural upbringing in Montgomery, New York cultivated a deep appreciation for the outdoors. That connection continues to influence his creative process. Family, music, and poetry mean a lot to Randy. He enjoys playing the bass guitar and storytelling. We discussed how our perspectives change with the passing of time...
Aimee Stout: Teacher, Poet, & Mother 15.11.2023 43:29
Aimee Stout’s life journey is a tapestry of resilience, self-discovery, and creativity. In this episode, Aimee shares her remarkable transition from journalism to teaching and how she triumphed over formidable challenges to discover her true purpose. With her passion for photography and poetry, she's on a mission to capture life's poignant moments for future generations. Aimee’s story remi...
Jay Wenk: WWII Hero & Liberator 15.11.2023 7:42
Jay Wenk is an American hero. In 2015, he shared his experiences during World War II, where he helped liberate countless survivors from concentration camps. Jay's journey took him throughout Europe. His unit's discovery of the Buchenwald concentration camp is a stark reminder of the unimaginable horrors of that era. Weeks later, another grim discovery awaited in Dachau. These memories of w...
John & Mary Jean Geidel: The Great Depression 14.11.2023 11:13
For our first episode, John & Mary Jean Geidel share their experiences growing up during the Great Depression. Hear their firsthand accounts of this tumultuous period in American history. This episode provides a valuable window into the lives of those who endured the Great Depression. These stories are a reminder of the human capacity to adapt and persevere in the face of adversity. On a perso...
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