In this episode, we explore the complexities of mental health and leadership. First, we sit down with a relationship expert who specializes in helping women navigate anxiety, depression, and ADHD. She shares insights on finding balance and building healthier connections, Shaye Woodward. Next, we chat with a Community College Leader, Gabriela Rodriguez who’s taking a bold step by running for Oxnard City Council. Together, they discuss overcoming personal and professional challenges while making a positive impact in their communities.

We dive into a intimate conversation with Kahlia Gurganus- Porter to discuss....

**Mental Health**
   - **Stress Management**: Techniques for managing stress in day-to-day life.
   - **Self-Care**: How important regular self-care routines are for mental health.
   - **Breaking Stigmas**: Reducing the stigma around mental health in women, especially in professional and personal settings.

Get ready for an electrifying double feature!

First up, we sit down with the phenomenal Wendy Lawson to dive into her brand-new book on financial literacy, crafted specifically for teens hungry for knowledge. This isn’t just another book—it’s a roadmap to financial empowerment for the next generation. You won’t want to miss the gems she drops!

Then, we’re turning up the energy as Nina Sloan Rubin takes the stage! As a trailblazing healthpreneur, she’s here to share how she’s revolutionizing the way women approach health and wellness. Discover the incredible benefits of collagen and how Nina is empowering women to take charge of their well-being like never before.

Buckle up and enjoy the ride—this is one journey you’ll be talking about for days!

In this episode, Wills, Tina Rowe, RN and Jose Martinez sit down with Erin Sowell, a compassionate and experienced Registered Nurse at a local hospital, to debunk common myths surrounding palliative care. We dive deep into what palliative care truly involves, addressing misconceptions that often cause confusion and fear. Erin shares real-world examples, discussing the benefits and limitations of this specialized care, and how it plays a vital role in improving the quality of life for patients and their families. Whether you’re a healthcare professional or someone curious about this often misunderstood aspect of healthcare, this episode will provide clarity and valuable insights.

In this insightful episode, we sit down with two influential voices from the Latino community to explore and debunk common misconceptions surrounding hospice care. Our guests bring personal experiences and professional perspectives, shedding light on the cultural, emotional, and practical aspects of hospice. Together, we discuss how understanding and embracing hospice can transform end-of-life care, offering dignity and comfort to patients and their families. Join us for a candid conversation that seeks to educate, empower, and change the narrative within our communities.

Thank you Petra Luna and Jose Martinez for Hanging Out with the Carter's

Join us as we explore the origins of the Oxnard Jazz Festival with its visionary founder, Chuck Dennis. Discover how this vibrant event started as a dream and grew into a beloved community celebration, bringing world-class jazz to the heart of Oxnard. Hear the story behind the festival's humble beginngs and its rise to become a must-attend event for music lovers.

Join The Carter's on "Pro Duffers West: The Ultimate Golf Club Experience for Men and Women" as they sit down with Celena Perry, Vice  President, Kenny Hughes, President, and Charles Vivian, Tournament Director of the club. Discover how their programs enrich the lives of youth in the community. Explore the unique blend of physical activity, strategy, and social interaction that makes golf a beloved sport for all genders. Learn about the inclusive opportunities provided by golf courses and clubs, where men and women can play together or in separate leagues, fostering a welcoming environment for everyone. Tune in for engaging discussions and insights into the world of golf.

The impact of one woman's coaching skills and knowledge extended form UCLA to Ventura College, transforming the lives of numerous athletes in Ventura County. Through her unwavering dedication to the sport, she influenced many individuals within the county. Her passion for coaching led her to establish inaugural collegiate coach's conference which, grew from 50 attendee to and impressive 10,000. Work Hard, Play Hard

Today, we have the pleasure of interviewing Dr. John Horton about his latest book "Good To Go: Five Understandings to Navigate a Peaceful and Elegant Last Chapter of Life." Additionally, we will be speaking with Cynthia Griffin, who will be sharing her experience of losing her best friend, "Jaxx."

Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Phil Chandler, the President/Owner of Right at Home In Home Care of Ventura County. After a successful 25-year career in aerospace, Phil decided it was time for a change. He found his calling in the senior care industry, where he could fulfill his passion for helping others. Let's dive right and hear more about his inspiring journey.