I AM REDEMPTION - PODCAST

Fiona Marshall opens up in a way most people never do. From trauma and addiction… to losing herself completely… to rebuilding from the inside out. But what makes Fiona different isn’t just fitness. nIt’s how she uses it. As a certified trainer working out of places like Squatch Frontier Fitness, Fiona has built a reputation in the Austin community for creating a space that’s not just about getting stronger physically… but mentally and emotionally too. Her message is simple, but powerful: You don’t just train your body… you reconnect with yourself. Through movement, breath, discipline, and consistency… she’s found a way to ground herself, rebuild her identity, and help others do the same. And if you’ve ever met her, you know exactly what she brings: The energy. The presence. The high fives. The smile that makes people feel seen. But behind that is a story of pain, resilience, and choosing to show up anyway. This episode is about what it really looks like to lose yourself… and the work it takes to find your way back. If you’ve ever felt disconnected, stuck, or like you’re starting over… This one will hit. 👇 Tap in. Watch the full episode. I Am Redemption is where people come when life hits. Addiction. Loss. Rock bottom. Rebuilding. We are what comes after. Built different by pain, Powered different by purposeHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

He gave his mom a kidney, and then went on to run 100 miles Mannie Zubia is an Army veteran, ultra runner, and a man who knows what it feels like to be lost, and come back This episode was recorded live at the Austin Marathon Expo with Team I Am Redemption Mannie opens up about: donating his kidney to save his mom the dark, sketchy phase of his life before everything changed how his wife and family pulled him out why he still runs today with purpose behind every mile Join the I Am Redemption community We’re building something real for people who are done just existing 📲 Text 52555 to learn more / support the mission🏃‍♂️ Run with us. Train with us. Build with us🎙️ Subscribe for more real stories every week We are what comes after #IAmRedemption #MannieZubia #KidneyDonation #UltraRunning #veteranstory Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

I started using hard drugs in high school.This week on I Am Redemption, Shawn Livingston sits down with Page Pressley for a real conversation about what it looks like when your life goes that direction early and what it takes to fight your way back.This is not a highlight reel, this is what it actually looks like to rebuild.In this episode: • Getting hooked young and going down fast • The reality of addiction before adulthood • The moment everything had to change • Recovery and rebuilding from nothing • Coming up in the service industry • Becoming an entrepreneur and building something real • Identity, fashion, and culture • The world we are living in right now • The level of gratitude that changes everythingThis is built by pain, not perfect, not polished, earned This is where people come when life hits Addiction Loss Rock bottom Rebuilding We are what comes afterWe run togetherWe train togetherWe show up togetherThis is not just a podcast This is a community Built different by pain Powered different by purpose🎧 FOLLOW AND TAP IN Instagram:   / iam.redemption   Runs, meetings, community, and real conversations happening every weekHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

What makes someone run 26.2 miles? At the Austin Marathon Expo, we sat down with runners from all walks of life and asked one simple question: Why do you run? The answers were deeper than we expected For some, running is discipline, for others, it’s healing, purpose, community, or even survival. This is what I Am Redemption is all about, real people, real stories, and the power of turning pain into purposeI Am Redemption was honored to be selected as an official nonprofit partner of the Austin Marathon This year, we had 12 runners take on their first ever half and full marathons, representing something bigger than themselves We also showed up in a major way on race day, with over 75 volunteers at the Mile 1 water station on Congress Avenue, overlooking the Texas State Capitol From the expo to the course, this wasn’t just about running It was about community It was about showing people what’s possible It was about building something bigger than ourselves I Am Redemption is more than a podcast. It’s a movement focused on recovery, fitness, purpose, and community We are continuing to grow, show up, and impact lives both online and in the real worldHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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