Expect real talk on disability, mental health, and belonging—plus practical ways to improve accessibility, shift attitudes, and advocate without burning out in your life, work, and community. In this episode of Hindsight the Podcast, Lee Jones sits down with disability advocate and accessibility educator Jenna Udenberg to unpack her personal journey from juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and growing up in a wheelchair to leading meaningful disability advocacy focused on inclusion that goes beyond ramps and checklists. Jenna shares the “attitudinal barriers” people don’t see, how community support and faith helped her survive a dark season with suicidal thoughts, and why self-advocacy and interdependence are the real foundations of change. You’ll also hear the pivotal moments that shaped her advocacy work—including the Blandin retreat—and how she built Above and Beyond with You to push systemic change and create public spaces where people don’t just access them… they actually belong.

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In this episode, Lee Jones engages in a heartfelt conversation with Rand Timmerman, a retired attorney and Vietnam veteran, who shares his remarkable journey of hiking the Appalachian Trail in his seventies. Rand discusses the challenges he faced, including his battle with alcoholism and the loss of his brother's wife, which motivated him to embark on this physically demanding journey. He reflects on the importance of perseverance, the power of brotherhood, and the spiritual insights gained along the way. Rand emphasizes that despite the physical limitations of age and health, the human spirit can triumph through determination and support from others.

The conversation delves into Rand's military background, his struggles with addiction, and how hiking the Appalachian Trail became a transformative experience. He shares anecdotes about the people he met on the trail, the lessons learned, and the profound moments of connection with nature and fellow hikers. Rand's story serves as an inspiring reminder that it's never too late to pursue one's dreams and that taking life one step at a time can lead to unexpected joys and personal growth.

Why do great leaders read so much? In this episode of Hindsight the Podcast, Lee Jones sits down with Dr. Danny Brassell to explore the connection between reading, leadership, influence, personal development, and success. Danny breaks down why many of history’s most effective leaders were avid readers, how reading sharpens critical thinking and communication, and why strong role models can shape the next generation of readers and future leaders.

You’ll hear powerful insights on the reading habits of leaders like Patton, Schwarzkopf, Warren Buffett, Elon Musk, and LeBron James, and why books still matter in a fast-moving culture. This conversation is for leaders, educators, entrepreneurs, parents, and anyone who wants to grow their influence, expand their thinking, and become more intentional about success.

Dr. Danny Brassell is a leadership and communication expert, speaker, author, and former educator who has spent nearly three decades helping people grow through reading, motivation, and practical strategy. Known as “Jim Carrey with a Ph.D.”, he has inspired audiences around the world with high-energy insights on leadership, learning, and influence.

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In this conversation, Dusty and Lee discuss the importance of facing life's challenges early on and the value of hard work. Dusty emphasizes that overcoming difficulties builds strength and character, leading to a more fulfilling life story. They also touch on the pitfalls of instant success, using lottery winners as an example of how sudden wealth can lead to bankruptcy, reinforcing the idea that true success comes from perseverance and effort.

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In this episode of Hindsight the Podcast, Lee Jones sits down with Dr. Albert Bramante—a talent agent with 20+ years in the entertainment industry and a Ph.D. in Psychology—to break down psychological strategies to silence self-doubt and stop self-sabotage in high-stakes moments. You’ll learn how the fear response really works, how to reframe “failure” into usable feedback, and what to do in the moment when your confidence drops. Dr. Bramante also clears up the truth about hypnosis and NLP, and shares practical tools you can apply before an audition, interview, presentation, or any pressure situation. By the end, you’ll have a simple framework to build your own Anti-Doubt Playbook and show up with more clarity, calm, and control.

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Dr. Albert Bramante is a veteran talent agent with 20+ years of booking actors in TV, film, and stage, who combines a Ph.D. in Psychology with hypnosis and NLP training to help performers silence self-doubt and perform at their peak.

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In this clip, Lee and Kelly break down how to give and receive feedback without letting it cut deep. Lee shares a personal experience that changed how he hears criticism and how he responds under pressure. Kelly adds practical ways to stay grounded, ask better questions, and pull value from feedback—without beating yourself up.

In this episode of the Hindsight podcast, host Lee Jones speaks with Kelly Schuknecht, a marketing strategist and thought leadership expert. They discuss the importance of thought leadership, the balance between visibility and value, and the challenges of building a business.

Kelly shares her journey from publishing to marketing, the significance of setting boundaries, and the lessons learned from hiring and team dynamics. The conversation also touches on the power of personal stories, strategies for LinkedIn engagement, and the importance of handling criticism constructively. Throughout the discussion, Kelly emphasizes the need for clarity, consistency, and connection in both personal and professional realms.