Finding Her Voice: Dr. Bruny Kenou
From a teenager who felt she had no voice to a psychiatrist who helps others find theirs.
From the Creator of the Defining Health Equity Podcast
Hosted by David Chernov
Ever wonder how people find real meaning in their lives? Not the highlight reel. The real story. On Sit Down for This, David Chernov sits down with real people, a doctor, a rabbi, a hospitality worker, a young advocate, to uncover the wrong turns, the people who believed in them, and the moments that changed everything. You don't have to be famous to live a meaningful life. Somewhere in their story, there may be something that changes yours.
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From a teenager who felt she had no voice to a psychiatrist who helps others find theirs.
The stories people tell when nothing is off limits. No script. No actors. No second takes. Just real people sharing the life experiences, defining moments, and personal stories that changed everything through honest podcast conversations about purpose, resilience, growth, and the deeper meaning of life.
From a teenager who felt she had no voice to a psychiatrist who helps others find theirs.
He started out at the post office. Wait till you hear where he ended up.
What gives a life its why?
40 years in the hospitality industry, and a life that meant more than he knew.
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Meet Your Host
For 30 years David made a living asking people questions and then getting out of the way. The best part of every conversation was never the resume. It was the wrong turn, the person who believed in them, the moment they almost quit. Near the end of every episode, our guest sees how meaningful their life has been, and sometimes they're the last one to see it.
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