Mariah Pagliasotti
The Mariah Effect
The Mariah Effect is a podcast that explores the beauty of life, even in the toughest moments. Hosted by Mariah, a chronic illness warrior, the podcast features inspiring stories, insights, and conversations that focus on positivity, empathy, and compassion. The Mariah Effect podcast begins with Mariah sharing her personal stories, including her journey with chronic illness, and the lessons she has learned along the way. From there, the podcast transitions into a conversation about larger societal issues, emotions, humor, or trauma. Mariah and her co host/cousin Jason discuss a variety of topi...
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Mariah Pagliasotti
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Latest episode
Jun 24, 2025
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Episodes
"When Worlds Collide: Instacart Hiccups and Bel-Air Serendipity" 19.05.2023 46:35
In Episode 2 of The Mariah Effect, Mariah and Jason delve into a captivating conversation revolving around a challenging week filled with unexpected turns. Mariah shares a personal story about a mishap with an Instacart order that left her feeling overwhelmed. They explore the difficulties of managing expectations in an unpredictable job, highlighting the pressures and frustrations that can arise....
From Negative Thoughts to Metaphorical Hotdogs: A Journey in Perspective 12.05.2023 43:03
In Episode 1 of The Mariah Effect, Mariah and Jason delve into a meaningful discussion about managing negative thoughts and expectations. Mariah opens up about her week, sharing her personal experience with chemotherapy. She then recounts a powerful encounter in New York where they came across an unhoused individual, revealing how it profoundly impacted her perspective on managing expectations fro...
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