Jeremy Ferrero

The Ordinary Impact

The Ordinary Impact is a podcast about the power of moments—the quiet ones, the messy ones, the ones we almost miss. Each episode explores how growth, leadership, and purpose often begin with the smallest decisions. With honest stories, reflective insight, and a touch of humor, this is a space to slow down, pay attention, and remember: every moment matters. Because the small things aren’t so small.

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Author

Jeremy Ferrero

Category

Education

Podcast website

www.spreaker.com

Latest episode

Nov 10, 2026

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Episodes

1. Soul, Harmony, and the People Who Stayed 17.06.2025

When Sly Stone and Brian Wilson passed away within days of each other, the world lost two musical giants. But their voices didn’t disappear—they stayed. In this opening episode, Jeremy reflects on the legacy of two very different artists who both left behind something lasting. Through story, research, and quiet reflection, this episode explores what it means to create honestly, live intentionally,...

Welcome 13.06.2025

This is The Ordinary Impact—a short-form podcast about the small, everyday moments that shape how we lead, parent, love, and live. In this welcome episode, host Jeremy Ferrero shares the heart behind the show and what you can expect each week: honest stories, quiet insights, and a reminder that even the smallest moment can leave a lasting mark because impact doesn’t have to be loud to be life-chan...

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