The 1334 Podcast

About The 1334 Podcast

The 1334 Podcast: where stories ignite change! It's not just a show, it's a movement for positive transformation in the nonprofit world. Each episode highlights causes that deserve attention, shining a light on voices that need to be heard.

Publisher

Blake Barlow

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

1 Jan 2024

Latest episode

5 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

61 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   5 Oct 2026

   10 Questions Every Nonprofit Should Ask About Marketing

   In this solo episode of the 1334 Podcast, Blake answers some of the most common questions nonprofits have about marketing, social media, storytelling, consistency, branding, and podcasting.How do you market a nonprofit with little or no budget? Do you really need to be on every social media platform? What should your nonprofit actually post? How often should you post? Should the organization be the brand—or should the people behind it build personal brands? And does your nonprofit really need a podcast?The answer to many of these questions comes down to one simple idea: **your organization is already creating content. You just have to capture it.**Your success stories, the people you're helping, the work you're doing today, and the impact you're making in your community are already your best marketing.You don't necessarily need expensive cameras, a huge advertising budget, or a massive marketing team. You need to tell your story, show your work, and do it consistently.That's what 1334 Media is all about—helping nonprofits tell the stories of the incredible work they're already doing.

2. 

   28 Sept 2026

   7oh, Kratom, to Heroin What does addiction treatment look like now?

   In this episode of the 1334 Podcast, Taylor LeBlanc from Aspire joins me for an in-depth conversation about 7-OH, fentanyl, opioid use disorder, withdrawal, treatment, recovery, and the rapidly changing world of addiction.Taylor explains why 7-OH has created new challenges for addiction-treatment providers, how different substances can produce dramatically different withdrawal experiences, and why treatment protocols have had to change so quickly.We also talk about the difference between traditional kratom and synthetic 7-OH products, what Taylor is seeing in patients who didn't realize what they were taking, why addiction doesn't fit neatly into the stereotype of the homeless drug addict, and what recovery can actually look like.One of the biggest themes of the conversation is seeing the person instead of simply seeing "the addict."Taylor shares what she sees beneath addiction, why support matters so much in recovery, how Aspire approaches treatment, and some of the incredible transformations she has witnessed in people who came through the program.We also discuss:• 7-OH and the rapidly changing opioid landscape• Fentanyl and why treatment became more complicated• Kratom vs. concentrated and synthetic products• Withdrawal and dependence• Medication-assisted treatment• Abstinence and long-term recovery• Why addiction affects people from every background• The role of mental health in addiction• Why support systems matter• The stigma surrounding addiction• What Aspire provides to people seeking help• The importance of education and informed decisions• Why seeing the person—not just the addiction—mattersThis conversation is educational and based on Taylor's experience working directly with people struggling with substance use and recovery. It is not medical advice.If you or someone you know is struggling, seek help from a qualified healthcare or addiction-treatment professional.This episode is part of the 1334 mission: telling stories that matter and helping people understand the issues affecting their communities.

3. 

   14 Sept 2026

   How Fitness Changes the Way You Lead | Colton Glover

   Fitness, leadership, discipline, faith, community, vulnerability, and health are all connected. In this episode of the 1334 Podcast, Colton Glover joins us to talk about how physical fitness can transform the way we lead, handle stress, serve others, and live for the long term.We talk about why community may matter more than results, why vulnerability is often harder than physical suffering, how jiu-jitsu teaches emotional control, why leaders need to take care of their own health, and why the habits you build today are deposits for your future self.Colton shares the philosophy behind building a fitness community around community, culture, and results, and why the goal isn't simply to build stronger bodies—but stronger people and stronger relationships.We also talk about faith, purpose, fatherhood, doing hard things, longevity, walking, creating non-negotiable time for your health, and the example we set for our children simply by the way we live.One of the biggest themes of the conversation is simple:Your family is watching what you do.The workouts you do today may not change your life today. But they can change the person you become 10, 20, or 30 years from now—and the example your children grow up watching.In this episode:00:00 — Your workouts are deposits for your future self00:37 — Why community comes before results04:10 — Why every leader needs relationships08:00 — What does real strength mean?11:18 — Picking up your cross and doing hard things14:24 — Why vulnerability is harder than violence18:13 — The hardest part is taking the first step21:39 — How far should you push yourself?24:44 — Putting hard things on the calendar26:18 — Your kids are watching your standard30:40 — Teaching children to do hard things34:19 — Delayed gratification and stewardship36:18 — How jiu-jitsu changed a real-life reaction39:03 — Fitness as therapy40:33 — Getting out of your head and into your body44:10 — Why walking is underrated45:40 — Making your health non-negotiable48:02 — The ultimate fitness movement list52:10 — Why the mind is the most undertrained muscle54:55 — Training for longevity instead of vanity57:24 — Fitness coaches are doing more than fitness1:11:54 — How to get startedSubscribe to the 1334 Podcast for conversations about leadership, faith, nonprofits, community, health, and the people trying to make their communities better.

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

3 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

14 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 45 / 100

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Quality

61

Social presence

0

YouTube

0

Engagement

71

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