He's been a stage and screen actor for over 40 years, but Joe's true superpower is his positivity. He learned the importance of community and connection from his firefighter dad, and his parents taught him to survive life with joy. Joe is most proud of holding on through the journey – a mantra I think we can all subscribe to.

Jane found her dream home by drawing on a map, and opted out of Cupcake Wars by embarking on a career in lobbying and government affairs. She's a true best friend to all the women in her life, and is as resilient as anyone you will meet.

Suzie's driving force is love – whether for her clients or animals in need. She may have walked a "stony path" to get where she is, but now that she's here, she's content and compassionate, even during lockdown.

As an author and college professor, she champions the women in our history who have made, and continue to make a difference. Her SAY YES attitude is inspiring and it changed the course of her own life. As Nikki says, we have to make the most of whatever comes our way.

Jessica fulfilled her childhood dream of becoming a lawyer, but it's her love of books and inner strength that will impress you. She overcame personal challenges while always maintaining her characteristic positivity and humor. If she gets to open her dream bookstore, I would be her first customer.

You may know him from The Wonder Years and his impressive catalog of film and theatre work, but you may not know his enthusiasm for sharing the stories of the women who changed history. It was fascinating to hear him share acting advice, and his pride in working with Big Brothers. And don't miss hearing about his latest project supporting local theatre – check out NJRep.org!

You don't want to miss hearing Jess's incredible story of transformation from journalist to musician. Her open and genuine soul shines in our conversation. Her message is one to live by – fear is the cage, and love is the key. Jess Novak

From traveling to Central America as a labor organizer and human rights activist to becoming a massage therapist and owning a spa in Syracuse, Ed's core values of justice and compassion shine. He is a compelling storyteller and shares the wisdom he acquired hitchhiking across the country. My next book is going to be the one he just published – Nobody Hitchhikes Anymore – because our half hour conversation left me wanting to learn more from Ed.

He grew up in the projects of Boston, and became a world traveler, sharing stories, culture, and cocktails as the Booze Traveler. And he is also one of the most thoughtful, wise, and inspiring guests we will ever have, sharing why he believes we should learn from every loss and always practice gratitude.

Paula is impressive – she is an advocate for supporting women's intimacy at her VSpot clinic, and a former helicopter pilot. You will learn about her journey to motherhood and be moved by her mantra – she loves to love.