finding wilder

This week we interview Courtney Conant the Owner of Mint Boutique in Portsmouth, NH. She shares the vulnerable story of losing her mom at an early age. She had two choices, let that destroy her or let that be an opportunity to find her own strength inside. Not only is Courtney hilarious, but such a light in every room she steps into. She shares the beginning stages of her business and how early on a fire a few buildings down threatened to shut her business down before she had started. Tune in to see how she made a choice and has ever since been spreading her wings.

This week we talk to friend and videographer Miles Woodworth. When a came time to a decision to go to college, his father said you can go to the same pizza place here or go get in trouble in Philly... Well, I'm sure you guessed it. Miles went to Philly and never looked back. He has always found adventure and bliss in his camera and has let that lead his heart on his path to where he is now, which is making a living doing what truly lights him up inside.

This week we interview friend and PGA professional Rico Ricuputi. Rico talks about his journey into golf and the life lessons he is constantly learning from the game. He discusses how he created his own position at his current club. That position being the first of the clubs kind since its inception in 1897. He talks about how he gets to impart these life lessons on the young kids he teaches as well as adults. Rico gushes wisdom and if you hang in till the end, you will get to here just how good Rico's country vocals are;)

This week we interview Sean's cousin Zach. He discusses the painful childhood experiences he faced and how he sought to bury that pain through substance abuse. He talks of losing a best friend at age 11 an unstable household, his parents divorcing and at points looking in the mirror hating the person he saw. His story is extremely powerful and inspiring as he has turned that all around through recovery and his faith. He took responsibility and has created a beautiful life for himself.

This week we interview our friend and life coach Nathan Smith. We discuss how working for years in pharmaceuticals eventually pushed him to a path of healing. In learning this work Nathan has sought to share that with others by calling them to show up as there best selves.

This week we interview each other and do a review of 2018 in both of our eyes. A lot happened physically, emotionally and spiritually. All creating space for this show to become a reality.

This week we interviewed Dr. Krystal Couture of Pure Balance Holistic Healing. Krystal is a doctor, a healer, a cranial sacral therapist, dolphin energy expert, salsa dancer. She is a lover of yoga, essential oils, crystals and life. In this episode we discussed multiple universes, what the whales are telling us and how important our bodies physical cues are in leading us to our own healing.

This week we speak with our good friend AJ Govoni. We talk travel, working out, creating a community and mostly importantly the evolution of the self along the way. We discuss how things begin to appear differently on the outside as harmoniously they shift on the inside.

This we interviewed our friend Carley Barton whom is a passionate creative writer and inspiring community member. We dove into some deep conversations where Carley shed some light on the tough shit. While we were in the tough shit we met Carley's sailor mouth. (Such a fans) Because some times to really visit and invite the tough experiences and emotions in, you just need to say fuck. In her words, "We create our own monsters. We win when we face them head on. That's why I write about and address the hard stuff, because if I call it out, it has no power over me"

Tune in this week to take your power back from your own monsters.

Find her: @carbarton

This week we talk to a woman born to hustle. Pamela Hodgkins of Brass and Pine! Pam is the reason we met and the catalyst for why Wild Hearts Podcast is in existence. Pam tells us about her leap into her now business Brass and Pine and how it's not always tea and crumpets.... actually basically it never is, but it has brought her immense levels of fulfillment.