“Faces of TBI Podcast Series” has been named one of the top 100 rising popular podcasts on the airwaves in a Huffington Post article by The Mary Simms Public Relations, #PRinfluencers . You can read the full article, and see all of the podcasts named HERE.
My guests range from brain injury survivors, caregivers, healthcare providers, and authors. It has been receiving over 1,000 unique listens each and every month, and that number continues to grow as more people become aware of it! You can catch all of the episodes on Blog Talk Radio.
I began podcasting in about 2010 when I began Coaching other photographers and creative entrepreneurs (you can still access those podcasts HERE). The episodes were business related and I always had a blast doing them.
After my brain injury and the wild success of my Huffington Post articles, I thought a podcast would be a natural addition. As I know many survivors who have trouble reading, I thought a podcast would be a benefit for many, and something they can listen to any time, anywhere. I keep them to 30 minutes or less, as I know how the attention span of a TBIer works.
I have been doing my current podcast just over a year, and have 29 episodes recorded. I am always looking for amazing guests, and if you are interested in being considered, you may reach out to me through email or the contact form of my website.
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Amy Zellmer is an award-winning author, speaker, and advocate of traumatic brain injury (TBI). She is a frequent contributor to the Thrive Global and the Goodmen Project, and has created a private Facebook group for survivors and also produces a podcast series. She sits on the Brain Injury Advisory Council (BIAC) through the Brain Injury Association of America’s and is involved with the Minnesota Brain Injury Alliance. She travels the country with her Yorkie, Pixxie, to help raise awareness about this silent and invisible injury that affects over 2.5 million Americans each year. In November, 2015 she released her first book, “Life With a Traumatic Brain Injury: Finding the Road Back to Normal” which received a silver award at the Midwest Book Awards in May, 2016. Her second book,“Surviving Brain Injury: Stories of Strength and Inspiration” is a collection of stories written by brain injury survivors and caregivers and was released November 2016. for more information: www.facesoftbi.com
