In this unforgettable conversation, Dr. Lisa Lowe pulls back the curtain on what healthcare, motherhood, leadership, and resilience really look like behind closed doors. From leading through the emotional wreckage of COVID to caring for four generations of family at once, she shares the kind of raw perspective that can only come from living through impossible seasons and refusing to give up. Her message hits hard: people do not need perfect leaders — they need human ones.

This interview is packed with powerful moments about feminine leadership, burnout, compassion, accountability, and why the strongest women are often the ones quietly carrying the heaviest load. Dr. Lowe reminds us that sometimes the most life-changing thing a person can do is simply show up with heart, presence, and the courage to care when everyone else has checked out.

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Barry Goldstein was fourteen when his father bought him a Gibson Les Paul and asked him to promise he would stick with music. Thirty years later, Goldstein was working alongside Les Paul himself, co-producing "69 Freedom Special," the track that won a Grammy for Best Rock Instrumental. On this episode of Inside Influence, the composer and sound expert joins Dawna Campbell to talk about manifestation, the leadership lessons he learned watching Les Paul perfect the electric guitar, and what he calls "acoustoceuticals," precision sound tools that can reset the nervous system, deepen sleep, and sustain energy through a demanding day.

Goldstein recounts the night Les Paul, then over ninety and still performing weekly at the Iridium in New York City, invited him onstage before the show even started, a moment Goldstein says moved him more than the Grammy itself. He breaks down how to match music to the rhythm of a day, from high energy tracks before a big meeting to sixty beats per minute before bed, and reflects on his work scoring the upcoming film "Pillars of Power." What we're all really doing, he says, is fanning the flame that never fully goes out.

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What if the very thing that tried to break you became the reason you rise? In this raw and unforgettable conversation, Alisha Magnus Louis opens up about surviving trauma, healing her nervous system, reclaiming self-love, and stepping fully into feminine leadership. From Wall Street to powerful storytelling with the Los Angeles Tribune, Alisha shares the emotional, transformative, and deeply human journey behind becoming the woman she was always meant to be.

This is more than an interview — it’s a conversation about what happens when women stop hiding their pain and start owning their power. Honest, emotional, and incredibly inspiring, this episode will leave you thinking differently about healing, leadership, and the strength it takes to truly become yourself.

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Akira Chan has watched the same documentary up to a thousand times, until the people on screen start showing up in his dreams. As the film editor behind Pillars of Power: The Hidden Secret Behind Achieving Greatness, Chan spent months shaping hundreds of hours of interview footage into a theatrical-length film, drawing on nearly two decades in documentary work and a media company he runs with his wife, Renee, centered on thought leadership, wellness, and consciousness. On this episode of Inside Influence, he talks about deciding what stays and what goes when a story could fill ten hours but has to fit ninety minutes, and why he built moments of grief and loss into a film meant to leave people feeling lighter.

Chan compares receiving the raw footage to being handed a baby, trusted to get it "out of diapers so we can put it out in the world." Some scenes still move him after dozens of viewings, including reflections on loss and stories of rebuilding from public embarrassment. He also built in one surprise for anyone who stays through the credits: every participant's answer to what they'd choose as a sixth pillar beyond the five the film explores. Stay through the credits, and you'll hear each answer for yourself.

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A woman dies from a heart attack after years of chasing perfection through the world of professional bodybuilding, then returns with a message that challenges everything we think power is. In this raw and deeply personal conversation from The Rise of the Lioness: The Power of Feminine Leadership, Sherry Gideons shares the near-death experience that shattered her identity and awakened a new understanding of feminine leadership, heart coherence, frequency, intuition, and self-worth.

From homelessness and surrender to neuroscience, HeartMath, and spiritual embodiment, Sherry speaks with the kind of conviction that only comes from surviving yourself. This episode moves through self-love, nervous system regulation, gratitude, sensuality, and the hidden cost of achievement culture with unusual honesty.

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Chef Rosie once described her father's taquito-making as watching "a genius Mexican MacGyver" work, and that sense of wonder never left her. She is the owner and chef behind Lady R Bistro, a French, Creole, and Mexican-inspired restaurant in the Sun City district of Menifee, where she has spent close to fifteen years turning her family's culinary history into a full-blown craft. Chef Rosie has cooked professionally since 2010, competed on Food Network, worked with Cooking Channel, and built a menu she calls "whimsical" precisely because it refuses to sit inside one genre. In this conversation, she talks about growing up a latchkey kid learning to cook for her younger brother, the spark she inherited from her father's restaurants, and why she believes a kitchen should feel like coming home.

Chef Rosie shares the story behind her signature Papardelle Fiore, born from a memory of her early restaurant days, and opens up about "Letter to My Nieces," her upcoming cookbook built around the advice she wishes someone had given her in her twenties. She talks candidly about leadership, about staying calm when the barbecue catches fire mid-service, and about letting her kitchen staff listen to Frank Sinatra and Nirvana in equal measure. Whether she is describing her love of a plain bowl of spaghetti or the safe, feminine space she built at Lady R Bistro, Chef Rosie keeps circling back to one idea: cooking is never just about the food.

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What happens when science, spirituality, leadership, and healing all collide in one conversation? In this deeply powerful episode, Dr. Kim Redman opens up about the hard-earned lessons that transformed the way she leads, lives, and sees the world — from overcoming trauma to redefining feminine power through boundaries, alignment, and self-worth.

Dr. Kim dives into quantum healing, neuroscience, feminine leadership, and the “esteem zone” that keeps so many people stuck.  There are moments that feel deeply personal, moments that challenge everything we think we know about growth, and reminders that true leadership is never about perfection — it’s about learning how to believe in yourself before the world does.

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Lisa Nichols spent twelve years in school believing she was unintelligent, only learning at twenty-five that she is functionally dyslexic. She built that reckoning into Motivating the Masses and became one of the featured expert teachers in the original film The Secret. Twenty years later, Nichols joins Inside Influence for Los Angeles Tribune Leadership Week to talk about her role in Pillars of Power: The Hidden Secret Behind Achieving Greatness, covering the full weight of leadership, the discipline of consistent action, and what it takes to ask for support when confidence runs low.

Nichols compares leadership to a T-shirt with the word "leader" printed on the front and a bullseye on the back, one she wears whole on the good days and the hard ones. She traces that resolve to her grandmother's question, "Did you forget what you were made of?" and to years spent borrowing other people's view of her until she could hold it herself. She walks into every room now deciding the temperature before the room decides it for her. "This room is not a bonus for you," she says. "This room is a result of your choices."

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What happens when someone who survived war, loss, and impossible odds chooses gratitude over bitterness? In this powerful conversation, Dr. Emily Letran opens up about escaping Vietnam after the war, losing her mother at just eight years old, and building a life fueled by courage, faith, and purpose. Her story is more than inspiring — it’s a reminder that resilience is not something you’re born with, it’s something you choose, one moment at a time.

From transforming healthcare to redefining success beyond money and status, Dr. Emily shares the deeply personal lessons that shaped her mission to help others find fulfillment before burnout destroys them. This episode of Inside Influence reveals the mindset behind true leadership, the courage it takes to follow the “knock on the door” toward your purpose, and why gratitude may be the most powerful force we have.

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