Snippets of Good Podcast
In a world that can often feel overwhelming, Snippets of Good, brings you a weekly dose of hope. In each short episode, I’ll share inspiring stories of people lifting each other up, from small acts of kindness to life-changing generosity. Whether large or small, each action makes the world a better place. Join me each week, and I bet you start noticing more goodness in the world—and learn how to be part of this powerful movement.
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Do you struggle to listen to yourself ? Maybe you're like me and try to avoid your feelings. If so this episode is for both of us.
You can find out what else I'm up to at triciasimpson.com. If you'd like to reach out to me about an episode or if you want to share your own story you can contact me at tricia@triciasimpson.com
Have you ever had someone open up to you…and you immediately felt like you had to fix it?
Same. Today we're going to talk about listening rather than trying to fix.
Find out what else I'm doing at triciasimpson.com or contact me and share your story at tricia@triciasimpson.com
Do you have or want a community that rallies around someone going through a hard time? That's what today's interview is all about.
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Today were talking about how a daily dinnertime question changed thousands of lives.
Peacemaking isn’t weakness. If you need a little more peace in your life this episode is for you.
If you’re exhausted from taking care of everyone else… but feel guilty slowing down—this episode is for you.
Service challenge: Visit a nursing home. You never know what that one visit will do for someone else. I talk about a friend's experience and the experiences I had as a kid.
Sometimes being served is one of the hardest things. Today Machelle talks about that and serving a friend in need who wasn't sure she wanted to be served. If you'd like to see what she's up to you can find her at https://www.facebook.com/machelle.burt
Sometimes, our service to others will be big and will take a lot of courage. We all have time when w need to be brave even when we're scared.
What if the reason you’re exhausted… isn’t your schedule, but how much you’re trying to control what other people think, say, and do? Today's self-care episode, we're going to talk about how to focus on not worrying about what other people think about us.
Today, we walk beside a quiet soul whose footsteps shook empires. A man who wore no crown, led no army, and claimed no title—yet led millions to freedom. Mahatma Gandhi. I know there is controversy about his life, but I still decided to make this episode based on the good he did.
Today I'm going to tell you about my best friend and how we're working to make things even better.
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Have you ever said yes when your whole body was begging you to say no? This episode is for you. Tell me what you said no to this week. tricia@triciasimpson.com
You can find the 8 ways to help you say no post here https://www.triciasimpson.com/eight-ways-to-say-no
What if the thing you’re good at…is exactly what someone else needs?
This month’s service challenge is simple: Teach someone something you know.
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One year ago, I started this little podcast called Snippets of Good.
The idea was simple: look for the good in the world and share it. I didn’t know if anyone would listen, but I hoped that if I looked for good in the world, I'd find it. You know, find moments worth celebrating.
After a year of stories, kindness, and everyday heroes, here are ten things I’ve learned while trying to find the good everywhere.
Find out wha...
You probably won’t remember what you ordered last week…but you will remember how someone made you feel.
Today’s episode is about the people who carry plates, juggle chaos, and somehow still notice when someone needs kindness.
We’re talking about waiters and waitresses…and the moments when they go beyond the menu.
Today I want to talk about something that sounds small… but feels huge when you’re already tired.
I want to talk about rest without guilt.
Not rest you have to earn. Not rest you schedule three weeks from now. But the kind of rest that says: “I’m allowed to pause even when things aren’t finished.”
If you’re listening while folding laundry, driving carpool, hiding in the bat...
One of my favorite ways to serve people is through food.
Food nourishes the body, but more importantly, it nourishes connection. It communicates care without needing a lot of words.
This month’s Snippets of Good service challenge is simple: make—or share—a food item for someone.
See what else I'm up to at triciasimpson.com or send me your story tricia@triciasimpson.com
What if kindness really was a superpower?
Today’s story is about a young man who struggles with movement, learning, and communication—but still wakes up every day determined to help someone else. He’s fed thousands, funded technology for kids, and believes one small act can change the world.
This episode isn’t about doing big things. It’s about starting with one.
Because your ripple of ...
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