Natalie Trice, is a UK based publicist, author, and PR strategist with nearly three decades of experience in the public relations industry. Over the course of her career,  she has worked across agency in house, consultancy roles, delivering campaigns for major global brands including CNN, Discovery Channel, and Cartoon Network. As the Founder orf Natalie Trice Publicity, a boutique PR agency, she specializes in helping entrepreneurs, founders, and organizations particularly in the health and wellness sector build visibility, credibility, and long--term exposure, positioning clients as trusted voices within their industries. Natalie has been recognized as the Trailblazing 45 Women over 45 in PR in PR UK. For more information about Natalie or want to hire her go to www.https://natalietrice.co.uk/ . 

Dr. Jeannie Jacobs made the leap from OB-GYN to entrepreneur, author, and lifestyle expert. Her cookbook, Welcome to My Table, blends heartwarming family stories with inspired recipes that celebrate connection, culture, and mindful living. She’s also the owner of Pivotal Moments Home Fragrance, a candle line created to inspire pause, reflection, and balance amid the busyness of life. For more information, visit justjeanniejacobs.com, and order Welcome to My Table on Amazon.

At the bottom of the hour, David and Charlotte Mondragon of Pueblo Charcuterie join us on the show. David shared with Stacey the story of how they brought their charcuterie business to life — and there’s still time to order a board. Follow @Pueblo Charcuterie and place an order online at www.pueblocharcuterie.com  .

  YouTuber Nick Johnson has over a million subscribers on his channel. On Nick’s channel, he discusses topics related to American cities, including cost of living, population trends, crime statistics, real estate, and why people are moving to or leaving certain areas. His videos often break down complex data into easy-to-understand explanations, using maps, statistics, and real-world examples to highlight the pros and cons of living in different parts of the United States. Nick’s straightforward style and focus on practical information have made his channel a popular resource for viewers interested in relocation, urban trends, and understanding how different cities compare. Stacey Marie enjoyed interviewing Nick. Click the link https://www.youtube.com/@NickJohnson to subscribe and watch his channel. Also click the link https://www.youtube.com/@InterviewsAcrossAmerica   to subscribe and watch his other videos. 

Stacey Marie returned with another great episode, featuring updates on upcoming show plans. CBS Colorado Meteorologist Joe Ruch stopped by to discuss New Year’s Eve and mid-January weather, along with other meteorology insights. Follow Joe Ruch on social media for more weather updates.

In this episode, Stacey Marie welcomes CBS Colorado News Meteorologist Joe Ruch for a lively Thanksgiving Eve conversation. The two dive right into Colorado’s upcoming weak snowstorm, with Joe breaking down the complex weather patterns, Arctic air timing, and why snowfall has been so delayed this year. He explains the challenges of forecasting along the Rockies, how different weather models clash, and why storm tracks can shift by as much as 50 miles and change everything.

They also explore Joe’s Philadelphia roots, including his Eagles fandom, Philly accent, and the eternal struggle of finding a real Philly cheesesteak in Colorado. Stacey shares her own journey from California to Colorado—her first brutal winter, tornado scares, and the culture shock of moving from beaches to blizzards.

Joe talks about what makes Colorado weather unique, his passion for storm chasing, advances in weather technology, and his upcoming attempt at skiing for the first time. The conversation weaves through tornado stories, snow patterns, El Niño/La Niña influences, East Coast vs. Colorado driving styles, and California vs. Colorado lifestyle differences.

The episode blends weather education, personal stories, humor, sports talk, and regional culture, all wrapped in warm Thanksgiving energy. Follow Meteorologist Joe Ruch CBS Colorado on social media. What an episode to close out this month. 

  In this inspiring Thanksgiving-week episode of The Stacey Marie Show, Stacey welcomes Hilary Cohen — co-founder of Everyday Action and a CNN Hero nominee. Hilary shares how her decade in Hollywood led her to confront the industry’s massive food waste and transform it into a nonprofit that redirects meals from production sets, events, and grocery stores to families in need across Los Angeles. Despite technical hiccups during the call, Hilary explains the realities of food insecurity, the misconceptions around repurposed set food, and the grassroots effort that helped Everyday Action grow. Discover how Everyday Action bridges Hollywood and the community — and how you can support their mission as they strive to become fully funded for the first time. To make a donation, go to www.youreverydayaction.org . If you would like to volunteer your time, go to their website. Please follow them on social media at @everydayaction