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Many people suffer from alcohol and drug addiction. Yet there are still a lot of under-coverage for them in our society. Paul Noddings, host of the Stories of Addiction podcast and owner of Gault House, runs a sober living home environment that houses people who are recovering from alcoholism and heroin addiction. Taking the value of his business to the microphone, he interviews people who have had addiction as they share their stories of recovery, hoping to bring inspiration to those who are going through it as well.

More than being partners in marriage, can husbands and wives work together as business partners? Ken and Kerri Courtright take us on their amazing journey as partners as they venture into podcasting and helping people. They share techniques on how to make things work and be each other’s secret weapon in the midst of the hustle and bustle of daily routines. Learn how you can be business partners with your spouse as they talk about entrepreneurship, technology, ventures, relationship, battles, and triumphs.

Whether in business or in general aspects of life, time is a currency that we cannot afford to waste. Waking up and moving throughout the day, we often come out of it at the end calculating how much we start out and how much we lose of it. Taking us to think of our time if we were to spend it differently is Penny Zenker of the Take Back Time podcast. She talks about our relationship with time and how we handle our own time management. Penny offers a number of great insights on how we can put more value on our time. Discover how to think differently about time, and instead of wishing to go back and change things, you will learn that every day from now on, you get a do-over.

Marco Santarelli, host of the incredibly popular podcast called Passive Real Estate Investing, talks about real estate and his mission to help educate investors about the industry. He shares how he keeps his podcast going for a long time despite his busy schedule, giving some reassuring insights to those who are aspiring to start their own as well. Talking about his success, Marco shows how you can organically grow your podcast without pitching services; all you need is good, consistent, and valuable content.

It is absolute that podcast interviews is a great source of audio content, but adding cameras as a twist is something to look into. Dame Lillian Walker, TheBottomLineShowLIVE host and former Director of Mass Media and Marketing Production for the Home & Garden Show, gives us an idea about the concept of doing radio talk shows live. In this medium, she features people who are experts in their in industry whatever their niche and gets to the bottom line of what it is that they have. With a solid experience in interviewing many experts who have been seen on the Oprah, she tells us the difference of men and women when it comes to interviews and reveals her passion project which essentially gives back what she is good at.

Joan Perry, host of upcoming podcast called The Heroine’s Journey to True Wealth, shares her insights about the process of building her podcast. Diving deep into the show, she talks about the heroine’s journey, showing a universal path each woman takes to find their self-worth and voice. Taking in the current political climate, she expresses her ideas on how women are rising up to speak their own stories and carrying things from their own point of view. Joan gives us a peek of how the show will go about, showing the thirteen steps of the journey as women grow to be stronger, more courageous, and become more authentic.

For most of us, this is a complex and confusing world of mayhem, but there are tons of techniques old and new that can help you get your business in front of the right customers. Stefanie LaHart, social media marketing consultant and founder of BoomTown Marketing, helps you with that as she presents her podcast, the TraDigital Talk Show, where she explores the crossroads between traditional and new digital marketing. Stefanie talks about live video, social media, and having co-hosts. Exploring the struggles and pressures women face, Stefanie touched on how doing videos will hopefully open women up to becoming more comfortable with themselves.

Professor, behavioral scientist, and host of the I’m Not Joking podcast, Peter McGraw, talks about looking into the lives of funny people – from comedians, improvisers, and comedy writers, to other funny people in the business, in science, and in arts. He shares the conversations about their habits, motivations, as well as secrets to success. Going deep into human behaviors, Peter poses questions that ask about the interplay of emotions, judgment, and choice. He inquires what makes things funny apart from its value in entertainment, flying around the world to find the different kinds of humor and revealing the common thread on what makes humans tick.

They say that we are defined by the company that we keep. For Mitch Russo, host of the podcast Your First Thousand Clients, his success has been defined by the things he learned during the time that he was in the company with Tony Robbins and Chet Holmes as their mentor. Mitch shares how he has been empowered by his mentors and how his exposure to other great people has prepared him for this breakthrough in his career.

Happiness is a choice, whether we know that or not. It is the main core of what people truly desire. Life coach Esateys Stuchiner says oftentimes, we cover our happiness with so many belief systems, programs, and ideas of how we’re supposed to be that we fail to allow ourselves to feel the happiness of what it is being in the moment that brings to us. Esateys co-hosts the Relationships Done Different podcast with her husband, Rafael. She joins us to talk about choosing happiness, self-healing, transformations, and building great relationships.