David Pasqualone
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Life stories with faith, grit, and follow-through.
Remarkable People Podcast is built around personal stories that move from pain or pressure toward purpose. Its interviews linger on illness, business failure, spiritual conviction, emotional patterns, and the steps guests say helped them keep going.
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Remarkable People Podcast is a long-form interview show about people who say they have been tested, changed, and sent back into the world with something useful to share. It is not built for polished sound bites. The conversations move slowly enough for guests to build the whole chain of cause and effect, from the early wound or first obstacle to the later work, belief, business, or public mission. Many episodes carry a testimony structure. A guest arrives with pain, pressure, illness, conflict, or failure, and the interview asks what happened, what changed, and what someone else might do with the lesson. Faith is not background decoration here. Christian language appears as a steady frame for meaning, purpose, service, growth, and salvation. The show’s self-improvement side is practical and plainspoken. Kohila Savas talks about owning personal narratives and noticing mental loops before trying to change them. Bryan Kramer connects human connection, business, and the need to clear out obsessive patterns. David Wood turns focus into a question of who is actually driving a life or business, with attention to goals, scattered effort, and shiny-object distraction. Entrepreneurship episodes often stay close to the gritty middle of the story. Tim Rexius talks through companies, family strain, COVID-era store losses, supply-chain trouble, chamber work, and a protein popcorn product that did not immediately make sense to everyone around him. Medical and healing episodes can be intense. Mary Lynn Hammer’s Lyme disease story includes long illness, her daughter being born with it, treatment protocols, and alternative scanning methods described in detail. The political episodes shift the temperature. Mike Lindell’s appearances bring campaign updates, election-law arguments, Minnesota fraud allegations, rallies, fundraising, and direct criticism of public figures. That mix gives the feed an unusual range: coaching language one week, disease survival another, then a charged campaign conversation, then peacemaking and prison work with Doug Knoll. The throughline is sincerity. The show wants hardship to become service, and service to become action. It is best for listeners who like patient, faith-forward conversations where guests are allowed to tell the long version and practical lessons matter as much as the biography.
Made for: Best for listeners who like earnest long-form interviews about resilience, Christian purpose, entrepreneurship, healing, and personal change. It also suits people who prefer testimony and practical steps over tight news-style summaries.
What sets it apart: The show blends self-improvement, faith, medical survival, business lessons, and political conviction inside the same testimony-driven format. Its defining move is letting guests turn hardship into a long practical and spiritual arc.
“Entertaining, Informative, & Invaluable!” The Remarkable People Podcast is a powerful library of inspiring real-life stories of Remarkable People who overcame huge adversities to achieve meaningful success. Their journeys are broken down into the practical steps of how they did it, so you can too. It’s motivation, knowledge, and hope all rolled into one Remarkable show! Enjoy these Remarkable episodes and share them with your family and friends. Our community is all about helping people grow, and glorifying God. Together we do both best!! And like our slogan says, “Listen. Do. Repeat. For Life!”
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Extended guest conversations make political motivations, campaign priorities and proposed actions visible in the speakers' own terms.
David Pascualone builds each conversation around a guest's personal account, then presses for the decisions, habits and practical steps behind it.
This is where your sugar reset and election concerns both meet David Pascualone's Christian pep talk.
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A hard-won recovery story about Lyme disease that stays grounded in family and lived experience.
Mary Lynn Hammer's story is a plainspoken account of living with Lyme disease and trying to find a way back. The episode follows her from figuring out what was wrong through the recovery path she says helped, including an energetic scanner, TB protocol, chelation, and the detail…
A founder story about juggling businesses, family, COVID fallout, and a popcorn product that found a grocery-chain path.
The episode frames Tim Rexius as a professional bodybuilder and entrepreneur balancing at least four companies with family responsibilities that clearly stretch him thin.
A grave origin story leads into a practical conversation about noticing the mental loops that shape daily life.
Kohila Savas's conversation with the host opens at the most serious point in her story: at 12, she decided to end her life. The episode then turns toward the belief that anchors the discussion, that a person can own their narrative and their brain, and use that stance to…
A Minnesota campaign interview tying election rules, fraud claims, fundraising, and rallies to Lindell's governor bid.
Mike Lindell's Minnesota governor bid is framed through election administration, with the SAVE America Act linking national voter-roll claims to his local campaign pitch.
A faith-forward recovery talk about sugar, cravings, and the discipline of starting over.
Remarkable People treats sugar-free living like a recovery story, with Mike Collins moving through cravings, physical damage, brain decline, and the social pressure that can come with abstinence.
Clarity is treated as something lived, and Rich Kozak's story gives the episode a personal anchor.
This conversation treats clarity as something lived, not packaged, and Rich Kozak's account gives that idea a personal anchor. It moves through agency life, the Business Branding Network partnership with agencies in 21 countries, and the point where, by age 50, he realized he…
Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.
Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.
Naval Ravikant on epistemology, startups, and crypto, from David Deutsch to Vitalik Buterin.
Alex Theuma interviews SaaS founders and investors on scaling to $10M-plus ARR.
Guy Raz traces founders' origin stories and fields live advice-line calls from entrepreneurs.
Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
Mary Lynn Hammer tells the story of a long stretch dealing with Lyme disease.
Tim's life story moves from professional bodybuilding into entrepreneurship.
The Remarkable People Podcast interviews Kohila Savas about owning personal narratives and treating the brain as something that can be questioned rather than obeyed.
David Paschal interviews Mike Lindell about the SAVE America Act, election procedures, Minnesota politics, and Lindell's campaign for governor.
An interview with Doug Knoll, a former attorney who overcame physical disabilities and now teaches peacemaking and forgiveness to prisoners and others.
An interview with gubernatorial candidate Mike Lindell discussing his campaign and key issues in Minnesota.
Host introduces an interview with entrepreneur Brian Kramer, discussing his journey and practical steps for success.
Host interviews David Wood, CEO of Focus, about how to take control of your life and business by focusing on a clear destination and avoiding distractions.
Host interviews Darius Ross about his journey overcoming adversity through accountability and leadership, breaking down practical steps for listeners.
Host David interviews Tony Cudjoe about his journey and shares actionable advice for personal growth.
Host interviews David Steele about his entrepreneurial journey, financial planning business, and restaurant chain, focusing on overcoming adversity and achieving meaningful success.
David Pascualone opens the conversation with Mike Collins, known here as Mike the Sugar-Free Man.
An interview with entrepreneur David Sowers about his journey from commercial banking to founding Royal Restrooms, sharing tips on mindset, seizing opportunity, and persevering through failure.
Mike Lindell discusses his recent trip to D.C., including the National Day of Prayer and a meeting with the president, while promoting MyPillow products.
Interview with Jesper McQuindang, who overcame asthma to become an ultra marathon runner, sharing practical steps for achieving success in all areas of life.
Rich Kozak begins with what he knows best: branding work.
Interview with digital marketing expert Phil Risher on growing a business using SEO, AI, and low-hanging fruit strategies.
Interview with Kim Korte about overcoming childhood trauma through self-awareness and emotional understanding.
Host David introduces guest Regina Huber, sharing her journey of living her best life and practical advice for success.