Jen speaks with celebrity fitness instructor and owner of Pulse Fitness studio Mark Harari.  They talk about running a successful fitness studio in Los Angeles and why his method works so well. They also talk about how motivational weekends away are priceless for every person in every walk of life for their own personal discover and how they can help anyone get off their 'hamster wheel' of life or business that isn't moving forward or improving. Mark explains how complexity is the enemy of execution and moving forward and taking action is what it's all about. They also discuss how eating right and working out can be understood in simple terms and Mark also squashes the myth that women 'bulk up' by lifting heavy weights.

Jen speaks with life and career coach Barbara Deutsch who created the Barbara Deutsch Approach.  Barbara talks about her own coaching method and how she becomes your own personal champion to believe in yourself and trust who you are to win at this game called life.

Jen and Ozzie talk about the nice guy vs. the bad guy and why women like or are attracting the wrong kind of man and why the nice guys seem to finish last.  Both being single mother's of 2 boys they also talk about raising boys that'll soon become men in this world and talk about sex and how the subject needs to be spoken about more often so that our younger generations don't feel ashamed about sex when 'their time' comes around.

Jen speaks with composer / musician Carlos Villalobos (Empire, La Esperanza). Carlos talks about how the music industry has drastically changed and how if we all come from a place of good intention and helping others everything changes for the better.  He credits his strong family upbringing to his solid state of mind and perseverance in a business that can be extremely fickle.

Jen speaks with Alejandria Emelia Kate, author of Transformational Healing: Shifting Into an Uplifting Perspective, about her challenges, fears, and the power of positive perspective. Alejandria reveals her dark night of the soul and how she came to live in her truth. Honest, vulnerable, and straightforward, Alejandria shares the beauty of life's struggles and what they can teach us.

Kevin speaks about 'shifting ones own process' instead of continuing with the conditioned thinking we've been programmed with in order to live a full and prosperous life without emotional or even financial debt.  Kevin has a list of P's that he lives by in order to live a more prosperous and full life: prayer, priorities, patients vs. panic, perseverance, process vs. product, purpose and principles order for us to live a life with Pea'sOfMind and psychically fill the bank of life with a positive energy. Kevin also talks about the creation of his 5 Emmy award winning series After Forever on Amazon Prime and how listening to that inner voice can lead you to the glorious manifestation of work and life that's meant for you.

Jen talks about the 'road rage' going on on the internet these days through our social media sites and how easily influenced we are these days by social media.  She invites everyone to take a stance against the hateful posts and re-posts and commit to non-violent actions and posts therefore spread the love, not the hate.

Jen speaks with fellow actor and podcast host of Bottle Dog - Siaka Massaquoi. They talk about how the human race needs to come from a place of compassion and love these days and how there seems to be a movement towards that direction with people deleting their social media sites and learning to calm your inner beast. #CarCare instead of #RoadRage.  Jen talks about getting older and embracing it proudly. Siaka being 1st generation American (parents from Liberia) talks about the 'blame game' or 'race card' and how hard it is for him to justify his own success or downfall because of the color of his skin or Liberian family name. And they talk about the power of saying fuck it - just do it.

Jen and Elizabeth talk about why finding the right coach for you is so important in Hollywood and finding out who you are, the real you, the human vulnerable you is what acting really boils down to in order to bring out the extraordinary gift of your audience 'seeing' you or whatever character your playing or whatever relationship you are in.  Jen reveals a lot of insight into her own Hollywood experiences when she first started out and how we should always stick to our gut instincts and be true to who you are.

Jen speaks with heart and mind - life and relationship coach Ozzie Osborne. They talk about therapy,  being vulnerable is a good quality (thank you Brene' Brown), how Ozzie teaches both men and women to RISE together.  They talk about raising new world boys who will be men one day, putting yourself first is okay, unloading your 'resentment backpack' and how learning to 'let go' can feel soooooo good.