Tonya Harris is an award-winning environmental toxin expert, the founder of Slightly Greener and the creator of the Slightly Greener Method™, offering busy moms simple solutions to reduce toxins without turning their lifestyle upside-down.

As a childhood leukemia survivor and mother of three (including one with multiple learning disabilities), Tonya helps parents learn how toxins in the home can affect their family’s health. In addition to Board certification and a Master's degree in holistic nutrition, she holds multiple certificates in the environmental health field.

Tonya has been featured online in Parents, Reader’s Digest, and Bustle, and has appeared on TV shows across the country, such as Great Day Washington, Good Morning Cincinnati, Good Day Charlotte, and The Dr. Oz Show.

In this episode Tonya shares a challenging time their family is facing with excessive bullying and how they chose to handle the situation.

You can find Tonya at www.slightlygreener.com

“Music has the power to change the world. I feel that my role is to entertain, inspire and educate others on exactly how they can express themselves through music. Being on stage with world-renowned artists as a musician is my passion, but being on stage as a speaker to inspire others, is my purpose.”

Chad Jeffers began his career playing with The Wilkinsons. He then co-founded the band, Pinmonkey which was signed too RCA. From there he played with Keith Urban, then Kenny Loggins, and for over 12 years, he has been touring with Carrie Underwood. He's appeared on all of the morning and late night shows. He's also performed on the nearly every major award show from the Grammys, to the American Music Awards, to the Country Music Awards. Chad has confidently performed in front of millions of people in his travels around the world.

In this episode Chad shares his 6 step formula to being "performance ready" in any area of life. You can find the free download at www.backstagenotes.com

After losing her house, all her possessions and her two beautiful children in a total and traumatic House Fire, Lindsay Hughes McKinnon has learned how to have more compassion for self and others and has integrated massive grief and transformed it into massive healing that feeds her soul. She shares this in a way that helps propel others to do the same by taking small actions consistently in regards to their own massive ruptures and devastations. She calls on us to alchemize the brokenness, find pathways to healing, and live our Love into this world.

Lindsay McKinnon is a Midwife of Souls and a Vessel for holistic healing, guiding individuals and communities through inspiration and action to connect, heal, and amplify their lives. She is a Transformational Speaker, Coach and Facilitates Workshops and Retreats designed to help people find the places in themselves where their Soul meets Spirit, and builds momentum from there. She is the Founder of Soul Body Connect and believes whole heartedly that we can do the hard things with massive compassion, and engage challenging situations or experiences in life in order to find an empowered rhythm and healing for all.

You can find her at www.soulbodyconnect.com where she has a free downloadable gift  “What to Say & What NOT to Say When Grief Impacts Your Life” that is packed with practical, helpful tools for everyone.