Grief can change everything our identity, relationships, sense of purpose and understanding of life. In this deeply human conversation, writer, actor and producer Niki J. Borger shares how profound loss shaped her creative journey and inspired In Between, a collection of one act plays exploring grief, mortality, humour and the spaces between life and death. We discuss resilience, storytelling, emotional healing, the role of humour in difficult moments and why even after profound loss, hope and joy can return.

What if financial planning isn’t just about preparing for retirement but about creating a life you genuinely want to live along the way?

In this episode of Infinite Dialogues, Oti sits down with Lisa Sakai, financial consultant, educator, and co founder of One Vision Retirement, for a refreshing conversation about money, purpose, financial freedom, lifestyle design, and the importance of enjoying life before retirement.

What if one of the most powerful influences on your health is something you encounter every single day but rarely think about?

In this episode of Infinite Dialogues, Oti speaks with Sarah Turner, founder and CEO of Cera Thrive, whose work focuses on circadian biology, mitochondrial health, neuroscience, and photobiomodulation.

Sarah explores the often overlooked relationship between light and human biology, explaining how natural light helps regulate our daily rhythms, energy, sleep, and the body’s response to its environment.

What if finding clarity isn’t about searching harder, but becoming quiet enough to listen within?

In this episode of Infinite Dialogues, Oti sits down with Mona Lisa Coburn, consciousness teacher, author, and founder of Soul Navigators Academy, for an expansive conversation about consciousness, intuition, spiritual awakening, self discovery, and the search for meaning.

Mona Lisa shares her perspective on consciousness and how she believes our inner and universal experiences are connected. She explores intuition, channeling, mediumship, spiritual development, energy, and the ways people can become more aware of themselves and their inner guidance.

What happens when faith feels complicated, life feels overwhelming, and you’re simply trying to find your way forward?

In this episode of Infinite Dialogues, Oti sits down with author, devotional writer, certified professional coach, and spirituality focused creator Brianna Bass for a deeply honest conversation about faith, emotional healing, church hurt, authenticity, storytelling, and hope.

Brianna shares why so many people quietly live between certainty and doubt, how technology and social media can intensify emotional exhaustion, and why creating gentle, judgment free spaces matters especially for people navigating difficult experiences with religion or church.

What if the problem you’re trying to solve isn’t actually the problem that needs solving?

In this powerful episode of Infinite Dialogues, Oti speaks with Dr. Frank L. Douglas, physician, scientist, entrepreneur, global healthcare executive, and founder of Safe Haven Dialogues.

Dr. Douglas shares an extraordinary journey from childhood hardship and homelessness in Guyana to becoming a physician, scientist, global healthcare leader, and one of the first Black executives on the board of management of a major global pharmaceutical company.

What if the circumstances you were born into don’t have the final say in who you become?

In this powerful episode of Infinite Dialogues, Oti speaks with Donald Williams, educator, researcher, and co-author of Born of Nothing, about growing up in a South Carolina cotton mill village where generations of his family worked in the mills and higher education seemed almost unimaginable.

In this episode of Infinite Dialogues, Oti sits down with Rhonda Shader, former Mayor of Placentia, entrepreneur, community leader, and founder of Shader Insurance and Financial Services, for a powerful conversation about leadership, public service, accountability, resilience, and creating lasting community impact.

Rhonda shares lessons from leading in both business and public office, including the challenges of making difficult decisions in full public view. She reflects on helping a financially struggling city move toward fiscal sustainability, changing organizational culture, and making bold structural reforms including launching Placentia’s first independent fire department.

In this powerful episode of Infinite Dialogues, Oti sits down with Anissa Hudak, founder of Phoenix Women Healing and a neurosomatic therapist, to explore trauma, nervous system healing, resilience, and what it means to move beyond survival mode into a fully lived life.

Drawing from her own experience as a trauma survivor, daughter of a Vietnam veteran, and military spouse, Anissa shares how her personal healing journey led her to help women understand the connection between trauma, the body, the brain, and the nervous system.

In this episode of Infinite Dialogues, Oti sits down with Julie Pham, a Vietnamese-born American raised refugee, social scientist, community organizer, speaker, and bestselling author of Seven Forms of Respect, for a thought provoking conversation about respect, identity, culture, curiosity, leadership, and human connection.

Julie shares how growing up between Vietnamese and American cultures shaped the way she understands communication and relationships. She explains why respect is not a universal concept, but something deeply influenced by our families, cultures, experiences, and expectations.