Join me with guest Gaia Morrissette who believes that the keys to a happy, healthy, wealthy, magical  and EPIC orgasmic life is ; sexual wellness, embracing the human experience and releasing fear, shame, guilt and self-loathing. Gaia is an renown international speaker, trainer, facilitator and coach who makes the world a happier, safer and sexier place for us all.

Join me with guest Njideka Olatunde. Dr. Olaunde is an accomplished Naturopath with expertise in the cultural integration of non-traditional health care approaches with conventional medicine for mind, body and emotional wellness. As a naturopath practitioner, her work focuses on addressing the opioid epidemic by introducing medication and addiction-free pain relief treatments to help pain sufferers take back control of their life from pain.

Join me with guest Lisa Manzo as we talk about how she was able to make big life changes. Lisa wanted to quit drinking and lose weight. She succeeded in doing both and now helps other who want to make lifestyle changes. She firmly believes that you have the power to change your life with help.

Join me with guest Anita Wilson author of the book "Well" who encourages people to to stop hiding their addiction or depression and have the courage to be authentic. She does interviews like this one in the hopes that people can stop trying to manage their image and just be their true authentic selves.  She is also a volunteer Chaplain helping others as much as her illness will allow her to do so.

Join me with guests Cat Rhoden Goguen and Matt Rifenburg as we talk about how the theatre has the power to change lives. Cat is a playwright who's play, "Unstoppable by Design,” highlights the life of Matt Rifenburg, who had to overcome several obstacles in order to achieve success. Cat is also the playwright of May I Have Your Attention, Please? winner of the Wisconsin Critic’s Choice Award.

Join me with guest Sadia Sanders, a single life expert, who encourages single women to celebrate their single life right now, with our without a partner. She had to learn how to embrace her single life and is passionate about teaching others to do the same.

Join me with guest Vivian Chas, advocate for love and author of "Saving Grace". Vivian is passionate about making our schools a safe place again believing that love is the answer. That is the theme of her book "Saving Grace." Vivian is a legal assistant and a Certified Paralegal. She writes fiction during her spare time spreading the message of love and acceptance of others

Join me with guest Nikole Stanfield, an extremely successful entrepreneur who since 2014 has owned her own business and worked to improve herself through personal development. After experiencing burnout last summer, she now helps successful business owners and entrepreneurs who feel unfulfilled and struggle to get out of bed in the morning to work through burnout so that they can love what they do.

Join me with guest Dr. Michelle Post who believes that everyone is gifted, unique, original, and created for greatness. As part of her life mission, she hopes to help others use those gifts to make a lasting impact on our world. Dr. Post is passionate about helping businesses to start where they are, with what they have, and do what they can.Each request for social media help leads Dr. Post on a journey to find what a business already has in place, analyze how they are using it, learn where they want to go, and then provide simple strategies and solutions for their long-term business and social media success.

Join me with guest Lisa Boucher author of Raising the Bottom: Making Mindful Choices in a Drinking Culture who shares what the early signs of alcoholism can look like. She brings forward the point that our culture has normalized alcoholism and children in particular are collateral damage. For past twenty-eight years Lisa has worked with hundreds of women to overcome alcoholism, live better lives and become better parents. Raising the Bottom is her fifth book which she was prompted to write when she realized after twenty plus years of working in hospitals, that doctors and traditional health care offer few solutions to women with addiction issues