“How would your life change if you became an exceptional communicator?” asks Brenden Kumarasamy, founder of MasterTalk, a coaching business that helps executives and business owners accelerate their success by becoming better communicators. Check out his advice on how to do it in public, in virtual settings and in our personal lives.

Author Lynne Bowman’s advice on what to eat, how to eat and love your food is a healthy feast for your mind and body. She talks about her book “Brownies for Breakfast, A Cookbook for Diabetics and the People Who Love Them,”, her multi-faceted career, her own journey to health and about life as a single mom.

An inspirational speaker, chiropractor and hypnotherapist, Dr. T uses his Total Knowledge Technique or TNT to restore health. He has been called a human engineer by his clients and often works remotely to help free people and animals from chronic pain and feel vitally alive again.

Entrepreneur and author of “It’s Not In Your Head,” Dr. Efrat LaMandre knows how to treat chronic ills and is mindful of symptoms many doctors dismiss. Her company EG Healthcare treats over 20,000 people a year and she has taken conventional medicine to the next level with her signature process The Knew Method. Take control of your own health and listen in.

“Ideas become stronger when they are challenged,” says Nancy K. Napier, and from Hanoi where she helped establish Vietnam’s first international business school to Boise, Idaho where she is a professor emerita, she has challenged norms and brought innovation to schools, businesses and governments. She received Vietnam’s Medal of Honor and Medal of Friendship, authored books on organizational creativity and emerging economies and helped leaders outperform their competition.

How does one man write several fiction & non-fiction books, develop a dating website, invent a dating card game, host a podcast & work as a life coach and speaker while raising two kids on his own? Mark Bradford tells how he did it.

With 44 books attributed to her name, Violet Lemay has the cachet to talk about writing, publishing and illustrating children’s books. What she says about her work, her travels and her family as well as about how to break into the world of kid’s books, finding agents and writer’s block is golden; plus, she shares her thoughts about her favorite books, one of which is her latest “Let’s Be Friends,” which won Book-Fest’s first place award for diversity in children’s books.

A certified grief and life coach, Mandy Capehart’s wisdom and empathy bring peace of mind to those who have suffered loss. She talks about her own experience with grief and how she restored the flow of her life and the grace she needed to heal, about her book “Restorative Grief: Embracing our Losses Without Losing Ourselves” and about realigning with our values after loss. If you or someone you know is grieving, listen in.

From law to philanthropy, Ava Sadripour changed the course of her career to help people live better lives. As executive director of Turnaround Arts: California, she and her team work to reimagine teaching and learning by integrating arts into marginalized communities and she has seen the results.

She’s a good egg, herself, and the author of The Good Eggs series of children’s books that teach elementary school kids about ethics, compassion, diversity, service and about living altruistic lives. Sandy Ciaramitaro is also the founder of The Good Eggs Foundation that helps children break the cycle of childhood poverty, get educated and have the future they deserve.