J.T. Erickson
No More Strangers
No More Strangers is a podcast where I dive into the lives of people I meet in my daily life. Together, we explore shared interests, engage in open conversations, and search for a deeper understanding of what makes us all human. Each episode uncovers unique stories, perspectives, and experiences which connect us, breaking down the barriers that separate strangers from friends.
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J.T. Erickson
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Jun 16, 2026
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Episodes
#8 - Roman Bercot: An Emergent Life 04.03.2025 1:55:24
📍 Aliso Viejo, California - This week, I’m sharing a conversation with my friend Roman Bercot —a veteran, a technologist, and someone who has spent his life adapting to new challenges, from military service to AI and UX design. In this episode, we talk about emergence —how life unfolds in ways we don’t always anticipate, and how we navigate uncertainty with intention. We explore readiness —the la...
#6 - Andrea Cometa: Community, Tradition, and Identity 31.01.2025 1:35:12
📍 San Pancho, Nayarit, Mexico - This week, I’m sharing a conversation with my friend Andrea Cometa —a traveler, a builder of spaces (both physical and social), and someone who understands the deep importance of connection. In this episode, we talk about the power of community —what it means to truly belong, the shifting nature of shared spaces, and how we can hold onto the things that matter. We...
#5 - Paul "Tap" Ware Part II: Genesis, Restoration, and Reunion 22.01.2025 42:59
📍 Burton, Ohio, USA - This week, I’m sharing the second part of a conversation with my friend Paul “TAP” Ware—a storyteller, teacher, and someone who sees the world through a lens of faith and transformation. In this episode, Paul dives right in to his favorite book of the Bible, Genesis, and we explore his thoughts and ideas around what it means, how it applies to the rest of his faith, and how...
#4 - Paul "Tap" Ware Part I: Miracles, Love, and Assessment 09.01.2025 1:07:41
📍 Burton, Ohio, USA - This week, I’m sharing the first part of a conversation with my friend Paul “TAP” Ware—a storyteller, teacher, and someone who sees the world through a lens of faith and transformation. In this episode, Paul opens up about his incredible journey, the miracles he’s witnessed, and the power of love in guiding us back to ourselves and each other. We also talk about the importan...
#3 - Bill Bradford: Christian, Leader, Friend 23.12.2024 1:30:01
📍 Fort Worth, Texas, USA - In this episode of No More Strangers, J.T. sits down with Bill Bradford, a leader whose life is shaped by his deep Christian faith and a commitment to guiding others with humility and care. Bill shares his perspectives on leadership as stewardship, the role of faith in shaping values, and what it means to live with purpose in a complex world. Whether you’re curious abou...
#2 - David Marks: Texas Rancher, Pepperhead, and Man of Faith 01.12.2024 1:17:18
📍 Wimberley, Texas, USA - In this episode of No More Strangers, J.T. sits down with David Austin Marks, a fifth-generation Texas rancher who shares his story of resilience, faith, and the art of balancing tradition with modern challenges. From growing super-hot peppers to navigating the ups and downs of family ranching, David offers a grounded perspective on a life deeply tied to the land. Join u...
#1 - Stephen Parker: Metal Musician, Audio Engineer, Software Developer 15.11.2024 1:47:18
📍 Portland, Oregon, USA - Stephen Parker is a native of the Pacific Northwest, a musician, audio engineer, and software developer. In this conversation, Stephen reflects on his journey through music: sharing insights into the themes of grief, mental health, and creative expression that drive his work. Together, we explore the cathartic power of heavy music and the balance between personal authent...
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