Welcome to Episode 9 of Tuesday Stories with J.R. Bjornson.
In this episode, J.R. opens up about one of his most painful childhood memories the day his gym teacher called him fat. That moment stuck with him for years but it also taught him a powerful lesson. Join J.R. as he reflects on how that experience shaped his lifelong commitment to kindness.

J.R. is currently fundraising to purchase a pair of assistive glasses called eSight Go, which retail for $5,300. With $1,948 raised so far, every donation or even a simple share helps bring him closer to seeing his wife, his children, and his loyal dog more clearly each day. As his world comes into focus, you can bet he’ll share every step of that life-changing journey right here on the podcast and across his online platforms. Click here to visit his GoFundMe page today.

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This week on Tuesday Stories with J.R. Bjornson, I dive into the chaos of living with ADHD. From saving salsa jars for “future projects” to fixing a broken camera, only to ditch it for another broken one. I also share updates on my stand-up comedy tour, my GoFundMe for assistive glasses, (Read More About The My Fundraiser by Clicking Here) and how my Father’s Day gift turned into a tech purchase "sorry, Mom." Whether you live with ADHD or just want a glimpse into how my brain works, this episode is raw, real, and just a little ridiculous. Interested in my most recent comedy performance? Check out the latest stand-up performance I put on YouTube titled (Stand-Up Set at 45 & Failing Fabulously Stephanie Foley Tour Performed by Blind Guy Comedy)

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This week on Tuesday Stories, I sit down with Medicine Hat’s own Stephanie Foley, stand-up comic, visual artist, and the powerhouse behind Mad Hatter Comedy.

We talk about the highs and lows of running a comedy club, finding yourself again after major life changes, and why laughter really is the best medicine.

From single mom life to painting during a pandemic to touring again at 45 this episode is a raw, hilarious, and heart-filled journey you won’t want to miss.

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