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A Place to Call Home

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A Place to Call Home is a podcast that explores the stories of Gainesville Health & Fitness employees and Gainesville locals who have chosen to make Gainesville their home. Each episode features a new guest who shares their personal connection to Gainesville, from what drew them to the area to what makes it truly feel like home.  In addition to hearing from Gainesville residents, we will also be talking to experts on topics such as local history, major events, and community building. We want to provide our listeners with a comprehensive look at what makes life in “The Swamp” special and why Gainesville is much more than just a college town.  Inspired by the titular GHF short documentary that told the story of what inspired Gainesville Health & Fitness owner, Joe Ciruli, to take root in Gainesville, A Place to Call Home seeks to strengthen the communal bond of Gainesville beyond the walls of Gainesville Health & Fitness through the power of storytelling.

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3/25/2024

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Recent Episodes

April 28, 2026

Season 5: Episode 8 - Zach Zedar Pt. 2

In part two of this two part episode, we're talking with a beloved former GHF employee. Zach Zedar, the University Campus Pastor for Canvas Church, shares stories of addiction, lessons of recovery, and his journey into faith. Zach's perspective is both humorous and frank as he presents a side of addiction and sobriety not often spoken of.

April 14, 2026

Season 5: Episode 7 - Zach Zedar Pt. 1

In this two part episode, we're talking with a beloved former GHF employee. Zach Zedar, the University Campus Pastor for Canvas Church, shares stories of addiction, lessons of recovery, and his journey into faith. Zach's perspective is both humorous and frank as he presents a side of addiction and sobriety not often spoken of.

March 31, 2026

Season 5: Episode 6 - Sherry Kitchens

Sherry Kitchens, President & CEO of Child Advocacy Center of Alachua County, joins us to talk about the important role the Child Advocacy Center plays in the community, helping children have the futures they deserve, and what drives her passion for this work after decades in the field.

43 total episodes available

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What is A Place to Call Home?: A Place to Call Home is a podcast that explores the stories of Gainesville Health & Fitness employees and Gainesville locals who have chosen to make Gainesville their home. Each episode features a new guest who shares their personal connection to Gainesville, from what drew them to the area to what makes it truly feel like home. 

In addition to hearing from Gainesville residents, we will also be talking to experts on topics such as local history, major events, and community building. We want to provide our listeners with a comprehensive look at what makes life in “The Swamp” special and why Gainesville is much more than just a college town. 

Inspired by the titular GHF short documentary that told the story of what inspired Gainesville Health & Fitness owner, Joe Ciruli, to take root in Gainesville, A Place to Call Home seeks to strengthen the communal bond of Gainesville beyond the walls of Gainesville Health & Fitness through the power of storytelling.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates weekly.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 6 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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