We talk with Dr. Allison Chamberlain, an infectious diseases epidemiologist at Emory, on the current state of Coronavirus , what we can do to protect ourselves and our communities, and best resources for information.

Georgia's discovery of yoga was the result of an injury, but the practice and meditation became so much more for her - healing trauma and emotion both past and present. Georgia also discusses her very personal, new non-profit, Live Free Yoga, which leads yoga teacher trainings to empower incarcerated individuals with leadership skills and self-rehabilitation to reduce the risk of recidivism.

Kim bravely shares her story of infant loss. The fertility journey to getting pregnant, the dark days following the loss of her son, Whit, and the hope she and her family have found.

Have you talked to your kids about sex? puberty? social media? responsible phone use? the internet? Dr. Carli opens our eyes on all of these topics, in a very upbeat way, in addition to the importance of modeling behavior and fostering appropriate social behavior.

We sit down with Roya Wolverson - whose resume includes work with The Wall Street Journal, Time and Atlantic Media's Quartz - to discuss the ever-changing media landscape and how to be a responsible consumer of news.

Starting with a self-induced "cataclysmic event" in his life, Jonathan shares with us his journey of discovery and recovery.

Julie and Michelle start 2020 off with a brief intro to the New Year followed by their interview with Doug Gonterman, founder and CEO of NumNum. You're going to wish you had thought of this! Listen and get inspired to put your own ideas in motion!

Sylvia shares her story with grace and humor about following her heart through natural family planning, raising a child with down syndrome, and all of the unsolicited advice and commentary that comes along with having 6 children.

Carol Taylor, Occupational Therapist and Owner/Director of PlayMatters joins us in conversation about the ins and outs of Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) - recognizing the signs, when and how to get a diagnosis, the role of an occupational therapist, life in and beyond therapy, and so much more.

Equity & Inclusion Coordinators, Jen and Vielka, walk us through the topic of racism - its definition and history, interrupting bias, putting in the work and, among many other things, how to have the conversation.