Passion Struck with John R. Miles

There is a moment most people never name.It’s not a dramatic collapse or a sudden crisis. From the outside, your life looks flawless—the routine is steady, the success is visible, and the applause is ...

Why do some people recover from illness, trauma, or adversity stronger than before, while others struggle to regain their footing?Today’s episode explores one of the most overlooked drivers of health ...

Why do we find ourselves repeating the same emotional patterns, reacting to the same triggers, and feeling stuck in a loop of stress even when we know better?Today, we are diving into the intersection...

There is a moment most people never name. Nothing dramatic happens—no big collapse, no urgent crisis. From the outside, the routine looks fine, the success is visible, and the applause is steady. But ...

Why do we feel a "disclosure hangover" the moment we reveal something real, yet feel a persistent sense of loneliness when we stay silent?Today, we are diving into the complex psychology of human conn...

What happens when the script you’ve lived for decades suddenly ends, and you’re forced to write a new one?Today, I am joined by a true pioneer of broadcast journalism and a household name for nearly t...

What if Henry David Thoreau wasn’t escaping work but redesigning it?In this episode of Passion Struck, John R. Miles sits down with author and thought leadership expert Ken Lizotte to explore his tran...

Why does modern life feel so "thin and frantic," even when we are more connected than ever?Today, we are venturing into the "Celtic fringe" to sit with the man widely considered the preeminent mytholo...

Why do so many children feel invisible, even in homes filled with love?Today, on the official launch day of my new children's book, You Matter, Luma, we are diving into the heart of why "mattering" is...

If you were to look into a mirror right now that didn't show your face, but showed your true value, what would you see?In this high-stakes solo episode of Passion Struck, John R. Miles confronts the "...