What if chiropractic care wasn’t just about back pain — but about supporting families at every stage of life?

In this episode of the Costa Mesa Pod, I sit down with Dr. Corrin of House of Chiropractic to talk about what modern, family-focused chiropractic care really looks like. From newborns just days old to patients over 100 years old, Dr. Corinne shares how thoughtful diagnostics, proper imaging, and gentle care can make a lasting difference.

We discuss:

Why X-rays matter in chiropractic care

How chiropractic can support infants, kids, and parents

Stories of families seeing real health improvements

Building a collaborative, community-centered wellness practice

This conversation offers a refreshing, educational look at chiropractic care — and why so many families are choosing a proactive approach to their health.

🎧 Watch now and learn how chiropractic care can support your life, your family, and your future.

In this episode of Costa Mesa Pod, we sit down with Andrew from Goosehead Insurance to break down how insurance actually works and why so many homeowners and buyers feel frustrated by the process.

We talk about:

Why insurance is based on pooled risk (and what that really means)

How carriers evaluate both the home and the homeowner

Why some homes are denied coverage or quoted higher premiums

How insurance companies use “red flags” — much like dating — to decide what risks they’ll take on

Why finding the right carrier matters more than finding the cheapest policy

If you’re buying a home, renewing a policy, or simply trying to understand rising insurance costs, this conversation will give you clarity and context without the fear-based noise.

🎧 Watch the full episode to better understand how insurance decisions are made — and how to position yourself as a better risk.

In this episode of the Costa Mesa Pod, I sit down with Paul Gorman of ClearView Strategies, a CPA and financial coach with nearly four decades of experience in accounting and government finance. Paul shares what new business owners are often not prepared for, including self-employment taxes, estimated payments, and why so many people feel blindsided in their first year.

We also talk about why your CPA should be more than someone who looks backward at last year’s numbers. Paul explains how proactive planning, early conversations, and financial education can make a major difference in reducing stress and building a sustainable business.

This conversation is especially helpful for:
• New business owners
• Entrepreneurs and consultants
• Anyone considering going out on their own
• Small business owners who want better financial clarity

🎧 Watch the full episode to learn how to avoid common tax mistakes and build a smarter financial foundation for the year ahead.

In this episode of Costa Mesa Pod, we sit down with the team at Vanity Compound to talk about modern wellness, medical-grade aesthetics, and why thoughtful, individualized care matters—especially for busy moms, professionals, and anyone juggling real life.

We dive into:

Why consultations and medical history matter in aesthetic and wellness treatments

How Vanity Compound approaches IV therapy, skincare, injectables, and laser services with intention

Balancing motherhood, business, and self-care without burnout

Creating a welcoming, family-style environment in a medical wellness setting

What makes a wellness space feel safe, professional, and truly supportive

Located at Peter’s Landing in Huntington Harbor, Vanity Compound offers a one-stop approach to wellness—so you don’t have to run to five different places to take care of yourself.

🎧 Whether you’re curious about IV therapy, skin treatments, or simply redefining what self-care looks like in a busy season of life, this episode offers a refreshing, grounded perspective.

In this episode of Costa Mesa Pod, we sit down with Terri Brien of Terri Brien Interiors to talk about what separates good design from amazing design. Terri shares why a home should do more than look beautiful—it should support your lifestyle, elevate how you live, and function effortlessly every day.

We dive into:

Why design should be built around how you actually live

The importance of listening deeply to clients (even when they don’t know how to articulate what they want yet)

How to evoke a coastal feeling without relying on predictable colors or trends

Why warmth, materials, and intention matter more than labels like “modern” or “coastal”

This conversation is thoughtful, honest, and full of insight for homeowners, design lovers, and anyone planning a renovation or new build—especially here in Orange County.

🎧 Watch now and rethink what home design can truly be.

In this episode of the Costa Mesa Pod, I sit down with Ann Marie of Restore Massage for an honest conversation about burnout, boundaries, and the unseen energy exchange that happens in wellness work.

We talk about what it’s really like to build a business — especially during high-stress seasons — and how overworking, people-pleasing, and ignoring limits can quietly impact both practitioners and clients. Anne Marie shares why learning to slow down, trust the flow of business, and protect your own nervous system isn’t selfish — it’s essential.

We also explore something many people have felt but rarely name: when a provider is stressed, clients feel it. Healing isn’t just about technique — it’s about presence, calm, and care.

This episode is for:

Wellness practitioners and bodyworkers

Business owners navigating burnout

Anyone who’s ever left an appointment feeling rushed instead of restored

Women questioning whether their current career still fits

Ann Marie also gives a glimpse into her upcoming coaching work designed to support women who feel ready to step away from corporate life and build something more aligned.

🎧 Tune in for a grounded, thoughtful conversation about healing, energy, and choosing sustainability — for yourself and the people you serve. Coaching: @annmarie.schofield
Massage: @restore.massage

Link for the Coaching Interest Form: https://forms.gle/v7xERrqtcneFjSQY7

What started as face painting has turned into a full-scale, mom-owned party entertainment business serving families across Orange County.

In this episode, Cass — founder of Mama Mia Party Pros — shares how she built a thriving local business offering face painting, airbrush and glitter tattoos, balloon twisting, craft stations, and even maternity bump painting. We talk about spotting gaps in the market, growing a business while raising kids, and why creating meaningful experiences matters more than ever.

This conversation is all about community, creativity, and building something that supports families while staying present for your own.

🎉 Whether you’re a parent, small business owner, or someone thinking about turning a creative passion into a business — this episode is for you.

In this episode of Costa Mesa Pod, I sit down with Sarah from Everything’s Messy Podcast to talk about stress, perfectionism, and the moment everything changed — including surviving a heart attack at 43.

We dive into:

Why stress is more dangerous than we admit

Letting go of the “perfect life” illusion

Sitting with the messy reality instead of rushing to fix it

How facing the hardest moments can become a source of real strength

This is an honest conversation about healing, self-awareness, and choosing yourself — even when it’s uncomfortable.

In this episode of the Costa Mesa Pod, we sit down with Shaun and Amada from Top Notch Cleaning to talk about what it really means to grow a business without losing the heart behind it.

From maintaining a small business feel as a company scales, to reinvesting back into the local community, Shaun and Amada share how supporting local goes far beyond transactions — it creates real impact. We talk about why choosing local businesses matters, how business growth can fuel generosity, and the importance of showing up for clients with consistency and care.

This conversation is about purpose-driven entrepreneurship, community responsibility, and why keeping dollars local helps everyone thrive.

Surf City Splash = the BEST way to start the year

Rain or shine, Huntington Beach is kicking off 2025 the only way we know how…
by running straight into the ocean

 New Year’s Day Costume contest (yes, really — you’re getting wet anyway) Miss HB + her court in attendance New Mayor Casey McKeon doing the official countdown New category this year: Most Patriotic to launch America’s 250th anniversary Jump in → Certificate of Success Stay dry → Certificate of Sanity

Whether you’re splashing or spectating, it’s the biggest New Year’s Day beach bash and such a fun way to start the year with the community.

Who’s in?

Get more info:

Website 

Https://www.hbsurfcitysplash.com

Facebook

Event Page

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