Advice for professional women moving up the corporate and entrepreneurial ladder: “Do the things that make your heart sing.” Executive coach, speaker, author and leadership expert Libby Gill talks about stepping into your power and driving positive results without sacrificing your personal life. She did it herself as head of communications for major Hollywood studios, advisor to Fortune 500 companies and with her own enterprise Libby Gill & Co.

“The power to choose what is best for you is what allows you to create the life you want and truly deserve,” says Soodabeh Mokry who talks to us about coming to the U.S. after living in Iran during the revolution, about her work with hypnotherapy and energy and how she transformed her own life and became an angel-intuitive practitioner, nurse and healer.

Dressage Judge, Trainer and Medal Winner Claudia Roberts talks to us about transitioning from being a psychotherapist to training horses and their riders and how psychotherapy comes in handy in her work, about showing horses, the Olympics and the disciplines it requires, about her family, about being an immigrant and about her extracurricular activity: singing in a band.

Your hosts talk about the new social media app Clubhouse that allows people everywhere to deepen friendships, learn more about the world, develop new ideas and meet interesting new people, about how primate moms are just like us in that they dote on their young, take “me time” and mourn loss and the secret to Queen Elizabeth’s long life and success.

Emmy nominee and Entertainment Technology Lumiere Award winner Rick Hack opens up about his work as head of Media and Entertainment Partnerships for Intel, his early days fronting rock bands, working with CBS, ABC and Hollywood studios, volumetric video, the future of Virtual and Augmented Reality, social media fan platforms and his family.

Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist and Holistic Coach Linda Gabriel discusses diverse psychological and body/mind techniques including past life and between life therapies, her own career path and how she helps clients connect with their highest truth and uncover their true purpose in life.

Voted one of the top ten Pilates trainers in Los Angeles, Certified Fletcher Pilates Trainer talks about the body/mind connection of Pilates work, about her studio Pilates Bodyshop Los Angeles, about how she pivoted her business strategy during the pandemic, what people should look for in an instructor and how she segued from the entertainment industry to a career in Pilates.

“Talent can be taught,” says multiple award-winning voice actor Samantha Paris and founder of Voicetrax, the top voice-over academy in the U.S. She defines success, and talks about her work, her students, her book “Finding the Bunny,” and about her personal journey to discover her own voice.

Les Brown Jr. talks about growing up with a celebrity father and his famous friends and tells stories about his own work as a musician, actor, business manager, concert promoter and TV producer and of the rockers, blues and country artists he has worked with in Hollywood and in Branson, Missouri.

Jay Rosenzweig, global social impact entrepreneur, leadership strategist, humanitarian, founder of the renowned executive search firm Rosenzweig & Company and internationally recognized “Annual Rosenzweig Report” talks to us about his global human rights causes and his efforts to stamp out hate, racism and gender inequality.