Ginger Griffin
Triple Threat: Snap Out with Ginger Griffin
On T riple Threat: Snap Out with Ginger Griffin , join host Ginger Griffin, who shares personal stories, provokes thoughtful conversations, and gives step-by-step guidance on how to SNAP OUT of your limiting beliefs and maladaptive behaviors and SNAP IN to alignment with your authentic self.
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Ginger Griffin
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Latest episode
Jul 8, 2026
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Episodes
The Desire To Change 08.07.2026 38:54
Send us Fan Mail Real change doesn’t begin with step one. It begins with the moment you decide you actually want out, out of the loop, out of the story, out of the limiting beliefs that keep replaying in your head. We start with the “and” before the count, the pre-step that makes every other tool work: desire. Ginger shares why being vulnerable matters, how she thinks like a teacher, and why we’re...
What Happens When the Applause Stops? With Patdro Harris: Ep, 202 30.06.2026 35:53
Send us Fan Mail A lot of people can work hard. Fewer people can stay whole while they do it. We sit down with Patdro Harris, an award-winning director and Broadway choreographer, to talk about what actually sustains a long creative career and a steady inner life when the applause fades, and real life shows up. We start with the craft and the culture of dance: counting versus feeling, the “scienc...
What If Your Identity Is Bigger Than Fear 23.06.2026 22:11
Send us Fan Mail A job title can be useful, but it can also become a cage. We’re back with a fresh season and a real conversation about what happens when the world tries to reduce you to a single label, and you start believing it too. We talk with Ginger, a trial lawyer who’s also a mother, a credentialed school psychologist, and a lifelong performer. She opens up about why it can feel safer to “p...
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