Guest host Jake Wittich is joined by Anna DaShawn and Maureen SanDiego

Paul Metsa had a great chat with musician, songwriter and journalist Jeff Slate ahead of his appearance at the Music in the Park series in Silver Bay. They covered several topics including Slate’s interview with Bob Dylan in the Wall Street Journal. We featured a couple of Jeff’s songs as well.

Mental health conditions affect all people, across all genders. Yet, there are big differences between the way that male and female identifying individuals experience mental health issues, as well as how they respond in seeking out mental health care. Research shows that biological, social, and psychological factors all contribute to vastly different experiences. Join Becky McNattin and Tara Martini, as they host guest Shawn Bergeth to explore the differences between men and women’s mental wellness.

This week we talk about the Equal Rights Amendment, which is not an official amendment to the US constitution, how the Supreme Court gave Trump another gift and some bad economic news coming our way.

Dr. Stefano Sinicropi highlights integrative health and how it is different than what you’re usually exposed to with traditional healthcare. We talk about what Dr. Sinicropi has learned, his own transformation, how integrative health compares and where to find those types of providers.

In part 2 of our series on trans parents, Andi and Rina continue their conversation with two Moms who have some incredible trans and gender fluid children. They’ll talk about navigating family relationships, finding community, communicating with schools and how they became advocates.

Kathy joins us to continue our discussion on Ableism in systems meant to help and protect people living with disabilities.

This week Sarah Kemp fills in for Caddy and is joined by Brandy Commodore, a Peer Recovery Specialist at Minnesota Recovery Connection. She shares her story about overcoming addiction as a young adult with children.

What if wealth-building didn’t start with gatekeepers, but with community-driven visionaries?

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This week’s Big Story is about how US Secy of Defense Pete Hegseth’s efforts against “wokeism” resulted in passing over a rear admiral for promotion because nearly a decade ago there were drag shows on the aircraft carrier the admiral commanded. Hegseth also ordered that a Navy oil tender named after gay rights icon Harvey Milk be renamed—and he ordered that at the start of Pride Month to make a point about how queer people don’t matter to him. The Big Interview is with Nick Alm of Mossier, who talks about identifying as nonbinary and how DEI leaders have “betrayed” the mission to change organizations for the better.