AC Bergen-Fischer
Call Me Tony
AC Bergen-Fischer strips away the formalities in "Call Me Tony," an unscripted podcast where honesty takes centre stage. Without pretence or performance, he shares his thoughts on personal growth, and the challenges of navigating life with curiosity and accountability. Sometimes, that means reflecting on past experiences and the people who shaped him; other times, it’s about questioning old beliefs or embracing uncertainty. Every episode offers a glimpse into the way he truly thinks. No facades, no filters
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AC Bergen-Fischer
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Último episodio
21 de sep. de 2026
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Episodios
First Date Questions 01.07.2024 23:18
According to someone I trust, there hasn't been enough "Tony" so far. Hopefully I can change that by answering some first date questions!
Stormy Waters 24.06.2024 23:17
The day before I recorded this was one of the most difficult ones I've had in a long time. I got through it, though.
I'll Be There For You 17.06.2024 21:05
This week I take a look at my ideal love story, how it's been in its own way, and what I can do about that.
Different Places 10.06.2024 19:37
Trying to find compassion and forgiveness for self isn't the easiest thing for me. I'm hoping that my quest to find these will take me out of the dark, and into different and better places.
The things, the times 03.06.2024 18:09
What am I supposed to do when confronted with an invitation to connect with someone meaningful from my past? Is it better to look for new opportunities with this person, or to fondly remember the things and times we shared?
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