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In this Table Talk episode, our hosts, Tammy and Caryn talk with Jodi Basch who expounds on her work as an empath, using her gifts to help people heal and release accumulated emotions and energies that they pick up from their environments or past events. She also shares how this ability helps her understand people deeply, especially kids, and find solutions to the root cause of their challenges. Topics highlighted in this episode include:

·        [00:18] Meet our guest today, Jodi Basch

·        [01:44] How did you come into the energy and intuitive healing space? 

·        [05:13] Did you have someone to talk to about your gifts as an empath? 

·        [08:30] Did you intentionally go into education to help kids?

·        [12:37] About Soul Contracts. 

·        [17:48] Jodi's transition to working with families. 

·        [26:52] How do you clear energy? 

·        [30:41] What would prevent someone from getting better using your methods? 

·        [34:29] Connect with Jodi. 

 Jodi Basch is an intuitive healer and empath, as well as the Founder of Jodi's energy. She has mastered the use of her intuitive gifts to feel and connect to a person's physical body, stories or patterns from this lifetime and past lifetimes, to help them and their loved ones find and release their blocks, bringing them into healing and alignment.

"The feelings, the emotions are what kind of link us to the past" - Jodi Basch

"It's not about the experience that's miserable, most of the time it's actually about the support; what can I do to support you in this time that's hard for you?" - Jodi Basch

"I feel like we have missed the mark in education" - Caryn Baruch

"What we don't realize is that we walk around with things that are not ours all day" - Jodi Basch

-        "Our soul knows exactly how much time we need in order to go through something, in order to then let go of it and heal" - Jodi Basch

-        "We all have different soul contracts and different reasons why we're here" - Jodi Basch

Connect with Jodi Basch
 www.jodisenergy.com
Instagram: @jodisenergy
[email protected] 

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In this spotlight interview episode, Tammy speaks with Allison Marean, M.Ed. who discusses the importance of social-emotional training in the education of children. She highlights efficient tools that foster social-emotional development, the role of parents in ensuring that children imbibe this training, and the benefits of these methods even for adults. Topics highlighted in this episode include;

·        [00:24] Introducing our guest, Allison Marean. 

·        [03:12] Allison's journey from teaching to running her business, Successfully Social New England. 

·        [12:45] Following the pandemic, how did you transition to online communication to maintain connections?

·        [14:37] Incorporating parents into the child's social-emotional learning. 

·        [20:50] What small positive habits do you believe will have an impact on the household?  

·        [23:22] Laughter as a social-emotional tool. 

·        [29:42] Allison's social-emotional wellness programs. 

·        [31:57] What does Women Beyond the table mean to you? 

·        [33:22] Connect with Allison

Allison Marean, M.Ed. is a Social Cognitive Specialist and Laughter Yogi with over 15 years of experience working alongside neurodiverse learners as a Special Education Teacher. Realizing the dire need for social-emotional education for all learners, Allison left the traditional education world to create the original Successfully Social in Denver, Colorado in 2014. She has since opened Successfully Social New England in the quaint little town of Townsend, Massachusetts. 

Passionate about her advocacy for children and their families, Allison created her authentic style and inside-out approach which focuses on increasing a child’s social-emotional competencies to enhance their mindset and self-image. The aim is to enable these kids to create meaningful connections with confidence while successfully navigating our fast-paced social world.

-   "Long gone are the days of parents just saying 'if I don't talk about it, my kid's not going to know about it" - Allison Marean

"It's so important that people take time to play and enjoy themselves" - Allison Marean

Connect with Allison Marean
[email protected] 
Instagram: @allisonmarean
Facebook: Allison Marean Social Coach
www.successfullysocialne.com 

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In this Table Talk episode, our hosts, Tammy and Caryn, feature Wendy Hutchinson who highlights how she uses her tools as an energy healer to ascend in the face of life's challenges, narrating her son's ordeal following an accident. She describes the impact such growth can have on the choices we make and essentially, our quality of life. Topics discussed in this episode include:

·        [00:44] Meet our guest, Wendy Hutchinson. 

·        [01:54] About Soul CPR. 

·        [04:28] Why do people suppress the soul-draining feeling they have? 

·        [08:07] Wendy's experience with her son's motorcycle accident. 

·        [15:53] How did Marconics play into your experience?

·        [18:52] How can you differentiate symptoms of energy clearing and ascension from other illnesses?

·        [27:51] The impact of Soul Sovereignty. 

·        [35:14] Final comments from Wendy. 

·        [37:06] Connect with Wendy.

Wendy Hutchinson is the owner of Alinea Life Coaching, and she helps people transmute and release ancestral and karmic patterns to raise their frequency. She is the Author of the book “Finding the Path of Me” which is an ascension guide to walk people through the process of awakening to remembering who they are and why they are here. 

Wendy is the podcast host of “The Path of Me” show on multiple platforms, with a YouTube Channelthat posts video versions of the show. She also hosts workshops on empowerment and does public speaking either via zoom or in person.

-        We know ourselves better than anyone, we know when we have been giving too much" - Wendy Hutchinson

-        "You have to assume that everything you're going through is a form of energetic clearing manifesting in your body" - Wendy Hutchinson

"Fear is a limitation; attachment to who you were is a limitation" - Wendy Hutchinson

Connect with Wendy Hutchinson  

• Website: www.alinealifecoaching.com  
• Instagram: @mamahutch47
• LinkedIn: Wendy Hutchinson
• Email: [email protected] 
• Get Wendy’s book: “Finding the Path of Me”

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In this spotlight interview,episode, Tammy interviews Marconics  master teacher, Robin, who shares an overview of what Marconics entails, describing how being an empath played a role in her journey of self-discovery to eventually become a teacher, and how it has applied in her life as a whole. Topics highlighted in this episode include;

·        [00:10] Introducing our guest, Robin Landau 

·        [01:32] Robin's journey into Marconics. 

·        [09:29] What books do you recommend for people interested in knowing more about Marconics? 

·        [12:36] How did you become a master?

·        [14:33] Robin's message to her 18-year-old self. 

·        [17:24] Understanding Spiritual Hygiene. 

·        [20:44] About Recalibration & the modalities in Marconics. 

·        [27:28] What else do you do when you're not practicing Marconics? 

·        [29:24] What does Women Beyond The Table mean to you? 

·        [30:57] Robin's offer for listeners and how to connect with her.

Robin Landau is a Marconics Master Teacher, which is a relatively new ascension energy modality that was gifted to humanity by Spirit in 2013. It was given for the purpose of clearing karma and density that has accumulated lifetime after lifetime in our etheric emotional and mental bodies and kept us phase locked in a ‘rinse and repeat cycle’ of confusion and chaos. Robin loves watching people expand in their way which is why she is passionate about teaching Marconics.

-        ""Marconics is more than just an ascension energy; it's mission-based" - Robin Landau

  Listeners interested in Marconics can schedule a discovery call through Robin’s social media and email. Those who register for levels 1, 2, and 3 get a significant discount.    Listeners can also find out more about Marconics through the books on the website.

Connect with Robin Landau

·        Email: [email protected] 

·        Instagram: @marconicsmasterteacher

·        Facebook:Robin Joy Landau

·        Website: www.marconics.com

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In this Table Talk episode, our hosts, Tammy and Caryn, converse with  Ungenita Prevost who discusses the concept of social capital, highlighting the benefits of harnessing it, and crucial points to note when building relationships that can be strategically utilized in business, without any form of manipulation. Topics discussed in this episode include:

·        [00:47] Meet today's guest, Ungenita Prevost.

·        [02:06] Transitioning to adult life by leveraging relationships.

·        [05:25] What is Social Capital?

·        [18:25] The gender-pay gap vs the network gap.

·        [23:00] Do men support each other more compared to women?

·        [30:55] About Billion Dollar Rolodex.

·        [33:37] Connect with Ungenita.

Ungenita Prevost is the Founder of FEMME Global 500, a Feminine Leadership Network that is on a mission to help 10,000,000 women build social capital and monetize their networks. Also the host of the podcast, Billion DollarRolodex, Ungenita has been interviewed on many top business and social podcasts, offering insight on how women can strategically employ social connections as a resource for growth. 

-        "Relationships in my opinion are just like any other investment" - [Ungenita Prevost]

-        "I think in this day and age, people just don't listen, and they miss clues" - [Ungenita Prevost]

-        "Men are better networkers because men use their social skills but women don't know how to use their social skills" - [Ungenita Prevost]

-        "I've probably offended a lot of people, Tammy, because I ‘ask" - [Ungenita Prevost]

-        "When people are getting riled or triggered, it's really not about you, regardless of what you're asking" - [Caryn Baruch]

-        "A real full life with rich relationships; that's what it's about" - [Ungenita Prevost]

Connect with Ungenita Prevost 

• Website:www.femmeglobal500.com   

·        Podcast: Billion Dollar Rolodex

·        LinkedIn: Ungenita Prevost

·        Twitter: Ungenita Prevost

·        Instagram: @ungenitaprevost

·        Facebook: Girls Gone Wealthy

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In this Spotlight Interview episode, Tammy speaks with Monica Johnson as she narrates the events that led to the discovery of her passion for makeup and music. Monica describes the role of her mother in engineering her interest in both professions and the impact of her work both personally and on people around her. Topics discussed in this episode include:

·        [00:30] Meet today's guest, Monica Johnson.

·        [04:35] Monica's journey as a multipreneur. 

·        [10:10] Moving to the piano in the pandemic. 

·        [17:01] About Monica's Paris experience. 

·        [19:53] How Monica's music helped people around her. 

·        [25:45] Starting MoJoGlow Makeup Artistry to heal through a passion for makeup. 

·        [28:28] Monica's work with the National Scleroderma Foundation. 

·        [32:32] A message to Monica's younger self. 

·        [34:34] What does Women Beyond the table mean to you? 

·        [38:43] Connect with Monica. 

 Monica Johnson is a multipreneur with experience as a makeup artist, pianist, and an animation agent. She also has a background in advertising, a degree in the TV production business, and a passion for makeup artistry. Monica briefly paused her career to perfect her artistry skills, heavily immersing herself in her work at Sephora, and now she is the owner of MoJoGlow Makeup Artistry.

Monica's musical talent had not been explored since childhood. To gain clarity and calmness during the pandemic, she started playing the piano for the first time since she was eight years old and has since gone on to produce albums and  perform in front of audiences . The encouragement she got prompted her to pursue music set up her musical brand, MoJoGlow Music.

"Trust the process because the process is there for you and you just have to know how to be patient" - [Monica Johnson]

Connect with Monica Johnson 

·        Instagram: @mojoglowmua / @mojoglowmusic

·        Website: www.mojoglowmua.com / www.mojoglowmusic.com

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In this episode, our hosts, Tammy and Caryn, feature Alena Chapman who shares how she learned to navigate through life and its obstacles by mastering her ability to connect with her soul, using it as a conduit to divinity as she engages her higher self to live a life of ease. Topics discussed in this episode include:

·        [00:42] Meet our guest, Alena Chapman. 

·        [03:20] About Alena's decision to reconnect with her soul. 

·        [05:18] What is an Unconscious Competent? 

·        [07:52] Why Alena spends time with nature. 

·        [17:15] Moving from stepwise to expansive thinking. 

·        [22:05] Handling obstacles with ease. 

·        [26:24] Alena's technique for engaging with her soul. 

·        [34:44] Connect with Alena. 

 
Alena Chapman is the CEO and Founder of the Chapman Life Institute, LLC. She is also a two-time international bestselling author, speaker, spiritual mentor and host of the podcast Magical Moments. She works her “magic” by meaningfully integrating the wisdom of age-old mystical spiritual modalities with scientific research to bring clarity, ease, flow, and positive lasting growth to those seeking to better understand their place in a world that often seems out of touch and overwhelming.  

Alena’s quest is to help people everywhere heal, connect to their soul’s purpose, and experience true universal abundance while on the journey. She works with clients around the world to help them learn to heal themselves so they can identify what they are here to achieve in life, and she does so from a space of compassion, non-judgment, and love.

  "When you connect to your soul, you're connecting to divinity" - [Alena Chapman]

  "People are very linear in the way they look at their paths" - [Tammy Cohen]      

"I don't even think in steps, I think of what I want to be, I believe it, it's going to happen, that's it" - [Alena Chapman]

 "If you can hold it in your mind, you can become it, then you'll hold it in your hand" - [Alena Chapman]

  "When we have obstacles that confront us, if we don't resist it, then we can flow through it more easily" - [Alena Chapman]

"The view from the top is the best view" - [Tammy Cohen]

 "People don't understand how really loved they are, and that they have so much going for them if they just open up to it" - [Alena Chapman]

Connect with Alena
Website: www.alenachapman.com
Facebook: Alena Chapman / Soul Manifest
Instagram: @alena_chapman  

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In this episode, Tammy features Julisa who shares the story of how she overcame depression and trauma from rape, highlighting how she learned to love herself through a mindset shift that came as she took up physical fitness, an activity that has evolved beyond her wildest expectations. Topics discussed in this episode include:

·        [00:31] Meet today's guest, Julisa Medina. 

·        [03:56] How the Warrior Mindset came about. 

·        [07:15] Did you find any resources or mentors to make the mindset shift? 

·        [10:04] Julisa's decision to start partaking in fitness competitions. 

·        [19:58] How Julisa attained immense success as one of the Fit and Amazing Women Over 40.  

·        [23:34] When did you decide to write your first book? 

·        [27:20] About Julisa's upcoming second book. 

·        [29:57] What daily positive habits do you practice? 

·        [33:16] Where do you see yourself in five years? 

·        [35:05] What Women Beyond the table means to Julisa. 

·        [36:03] Connect with Julisa

 Julisa Medina is a Lifestyle Motivator, Health & Wellness Mentor, and WNBF Bikini Pro. After struggling for years with depression, limiting beliefs, and trauma, Julisa developed a warrior mindset in her 40s, believing that she too can achieve anything she put her mind to. This warrior mindset was the catalyst for her next-level performance as a huge part of her recovery was exercising, which she did so well that she started competing and even won trophies. Julisa now hopes to uplift and encourage others. 

Julisa’s success in competitions encouraged her to write a children's book, "Miracle Star Above the Sky" as well as a second upcoming one where she narrates her ordeal conquering the trauma of rape and molestation. The book will also feature other stories apart from hers. She aims to help other people deal with such challenges and navigate the path to recovery.

  "It is a mental thing being a warrior but there's also a physical aspect to being a warrior" - [Tammy Cohen]

 "The only person that limits themselves is ourselves" - [Julisa Medina]

  "You don't know what people are feeling; they put on a mask because they have to function" - [Tammy Cohen] 

  "When you feel good enough about yourself, it doesn't matter what anybody else thinks" - [Tammy Cohen]

  "We're here for a reason, we're here for a purpose on this earth" - [Julisa Medina]

Connect with Julisa Medina

·        Instagram: @officialjulisamedina 

·        LinkedIn: Julisa Medina   

·        Facebook: Julisa Medina 965 

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In this episode, our hosts, Tammy and Caryn, feature Diana Jarret, Nafiseh Khoshandam, and Bahareh Ghaderi, who share how their lives got intertwined, starting with the work of Iranian jewelry designers Nafiseh and Bahareh . Through jewelry-making, both artists drew attention to the harshness in their society, and found a way to connect with journalist Diana Jarrett.  Diana tells their story  highlighting  their unique disruption design and their core Hoping Against Hope Collection which reflects their prayers that things will get better.

Topics discussed:

·        [00:21] Introducing our guests, Diana Jarret, Nafiseh Khoshandam, and Bahareh Ghaderi.

·        [01:44] How Nafiseh and Bahareh became Jewellery designers.

·        [04:07] What influenced your choice of this aesthetic?

·        [06:38] Challenges faced in creating the Hoping against Hope collection.

·        [09:51] Why Diana chose to write about the stories of Nafiseh and Bahareh.

·        [13:00] How do you manage to stay on track and motivated?

·        [16:04] What advice would you give to your younger selves?

·        [18:17] Where do you see yourself in 5 years and what do you hope to achieve?

·        [18:56] Connect with Nafiseh and Bahareh

·        [19:50] Final comments from Diana.

Diana Jarrett is a gem and jewelry industry legend. She is a graduate gemologist, master valuer, industry journalist, and mentor. She Brought Bahareh and Nafiseh's story to light by writing two feature articles on them that ran in multiple publications.  

Nafiseh Khoshandam & Bahareh Ghaderiare Iranian artists who created the Hoping against Hope Jewelry Collection; the artwork that took their story out. They have made art together since 2010, and have a combined 12 years of practical experience in other fields of art such as mural, public art, art medal, sculpture, jewelry design, and photography.

  "The road to success is paved with losses mishaps and mistakes" - [Nafiseh Khoshandam

"We'll either succeed or fail and we're ready for it" - [Bahareh Ghaderi]

     "I think it's so extraordinary when somebody is willing to take no for an answer or silence for an answer for a long time and not give up" - [Diana Jarrett]

-        "I believe if you want to take your power back, you have to take the difficult path" - [Nafiseh Khoshandam]

Diana Jarrett’s articles “The Story Behind the Stone: Finding Hope after Brokenness” / “Persistence & Perseverance”

Connect with Nafiseh and Bahareh
Website: www.nafisehbahareh.com
Instagram: @Nafiseh.bahareh

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In this episode, Tammy sits with Lilian as she narrates her ordeal growing up with oppression in Iraq, and how she defeated all odds, not only to settle in the US but to also build a successful career as a pharmacist and time management coach. Lilian also emphasizes the importance of time management in maximizing productivity and efficiency. Topics discussed in this episode include:

·        [00:42] Introducing today's guest, Lillian Iny 

·        [03:30] Lillian's experience under the tyranny in Iraq. 

·        [07:10] The challenges Lillian faced with settling down in the US  

·        [11:14] How Lilian got into Pharmacy. 

·        [15:50] How did you start working at NYU? 

·        [17:52] Learning to PIVOT in the pandemic. 

·        [19:27] Lilian's approach to time management; a typical day. 

·        [26:10] What does Women Beyond the table mean to you? 

·        [26:42] Connect with Lilian. 

·        [27:50] A time management quote from Lilian.

 Lillian Iny is a Time Management Coach with a background in pharmacy and neuroscience. Relocating from Baghdad, Iraq, Lilian arrived in the US at 15 years to escape the tyranny under Saddam Hussein. Lily shares her journey of inspiration and freedom in her book, "Freedom to Be". After her studies, Lilian practiced as a pharmacist at NYU Langone Medical Center in Manhattan until her retirement in 2022.

In 2001, Lilian started coaching but when she had to handle larger projects, she realized the importance of managing time efficiently. This later inspired her to become a Time Management Coach to help others in the same respect. Today, Lily takes her clients from furious to curious and from reacting to responding.

-  "Never take anything for granted and appreciate every single moment" - [Lillian Iny] 

-        "You have to make the time to do projects that actually further you" - [Tammy Cohen] 

-        "According to science, your brain can focus intensely for an hour and a half, and then it needs a break" - [Tammy Cohen]

-        "If it's not written down it's forgotten, that's how I work, everything is written down" - [Lillian Iny] 

-        "Time is not money; time is life" - [Lillian Iny] 

-        "Time is the most precious resource, use it wisely" - [Lillian Iny] 

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Connect with Lillian Iny

·        Email: [email protected]

·        Lilian’s Book: “Freedom to Be” on Amazon

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