Sue Park-Hur is a Korean American born in Seoul, but raised in Los Angeles since she was eight. In this interview, we discuss the ways our stories shape our identity and our identity shapes our mission. Sue shares her experience as a Korean-American and offers welcome encouragement for those of us wondering how we will persist in the face of constant injustice. 

http://reconciliasian.org/

In part two of our conversation, Melanie and I revisit embodiment, unpack the influence of gender norms and discuss practical ways to tap into the power that we all have within.

Personal coaching and press: http://www.melaniecklein.com/

Yoga and Body Image Coalition: http://ybicoalition.com/

Book websites:  http://www.yogaandbodyimage.org/

http://www.yogarisingbook.com/

The Joy Revolution: http://thejoyrevolution.org/

Social media: Insta: @melmelklein & @ybicoalition & @thejoyrev

Empowerment Coach and author Melanie Klein talks with me about the ways power, pleasure and pain are experienced throughout one's life. We unpack their effects on relationships, self-awareness and personal growth in part one of this profound and vulnerable conversation. 

To learn more about Melanie and her work, check out the links below. 

https://www.melaniecklein.com/

http://www.yogaandbodyimage.org/

Isaac Villegas discusses the path that led him to do justice work as a Mennonite Minister. He shares moments of heartbreak, epiphany, and gratitude that have shaped his experience of purpose. 

Isaac believes firmly in the work that Al Otro Lado is doing, so please check them out and offer support. 

https://alotrolado.org/

I've often sacrificed growth on the altar of comfort, and it has only been within the last two years that I've learned the value in holding space for tension. In this episode, I unpack techniques for learning to hold tension and explain the risks of not doing it well.

This time around, we dive into what an authentic public-facing relationship looks like, ulterior motivations for being vulnerable and how to activate joy for major life changes. If you enjoyed part one of this interview, you'll love part two. If you didn't enjoy part one...well...listen anyway.

You read that right. Among other things, in part one of this two-part interview, Marc and I discuss his time in a punk rock band, our mutual fascination with electrons and the influence of positive psychology on radical self-awareness. Tune in to hear how we connect the dots!

I'm talking with the Dean of Disruption, Marc Cordon about what it means to be genuine in our vocation and relationships. His background as a personal coach, musician and educator provide rich layers of depth to our conversation.

In episode 4, I reflect on what it means to celebrate Father's Day after the death of my dad and offer a challenge to rethink this summer holiday.

Kerry Connelly is an author, certified personal coach and podcast host who explores what it means to be white and radically self-aware. We use the first principle of Radical Self-Awareness as a launch point, then dive into much much deeper. 

https://www.kerryconnelly.com/

Her newest book is coming soon...preorder today!

https://www.amazon.com/Good-White-Racist-Confronting-Injustice/dp/066426574X/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=good%20white%20racist%20kerry%20connelly&qid=1569440099&sr=8-1