The Mariah Effect

Where Stories, Growth, and Real Talk Collide.

A podcast about life, past and present, and the things that shape us—told with humor, heart, and honesty.

What’s The Mariah Effect?

It all started with me and my cousin Jason, just talking through stories of my life—weird twists, revelations, and the things in life that make you stop and think.

Now, like me, the show is evolving.

After going through leukemia and making it to partial remission, I’m back and ready to dig even deeper. I’ve got more stories to tell, lessons I’ve picked up, and some real conversations to have. From personal experiences to mental health chats with experts, The Mariah Effect is about growth, self-discovery, and, let’s be real, a good dose of fun along the way.

Let’s Have a Real Conversation

Life isn’t always easy to navigate, and sometimes, telling our story is the first step to understanding it. If there’s something on your heart—a moment that changed you, a challenge you’re facing, or even a question you don’t have the answer to—I’m here to listen.

The Mariah Effect has always been about connection, and that includes you. If you’re comfortable, share your story with me. I’ll read through every submission, and if you’re open to it, I may feature it in an episode—exploring it with the same honesty, depth, and care that I bring to my own experiences.

How it works:
💬 Write as much or as little as you need. This is your space.
🙌 Let me know if you’d like to be named, use a pseudonym, or remain anonymous.
🎙️ If I get more stories than I can cover, I’ll do my best to share as many as possible.

Whatever you’re going through, you’re not alone. I’d love to hear your story.

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Want To Be A Guest?

Are you in the mental health field? Do you have a passion for storytelling or a personal journey of growth, resilience, and compassion? If so, I’d love to have you on the show!

On The Mariah Effect, I dive into stories that make us think, challenge perspectives, and encourage self-discovery—all while keeping it real (and a little fun). I’m looking for mental health professionals, thought leaders, and everyday people with experiences that inspire, educate, or just make for a damn good conversation.

If you’ve got insights, expertise, or a story that needs to be told, reach out! Let’s make something meaningful together.