In this episode, clinical sexologist Claudia Six, PhD, shares her journey from growing up in Paris to becoming a trusted guide on intimacy and relationships. She explains why “it’s never about sex,” but about how we show up in the world—with our beliefs, fears, and sense of worth. From rekindling desire in long-term relationships to addressing disconnection, faulty beliefs, and cultural differences, Claudia offers powerful insights on love, intimacy, and healing. Whether you’re navigating parenting, empty nesting, or simply seeking deeper connection, this conversation will leave you with a fresh perspective on what it truly means to be intimate.

In this episode, AdaPia d’Errico shares her journey of breaking barriers in business, venture capital, and boardrooms while empowering women to own their financial power. From teaching financial literacy and launching nonprofits to helping reshape corporate leadership, AdaPia opens up about legacy, impact, and redefining success. Her candid reflections on mentorship, clarity, and community offer powerful insights for anyone navigating transition, purpose, or growth.

In this inspiring conversation, AdaPia D’Errico opens up about her remarkable journey from a career in finance and hedge funds to entrepreneurship, real estate crowdfunding, and ultimately, a profound inner transformation. Once celebrated for raising hundreds of millions in capital and building entire industries, AdaPia shares how chasing external success left her unfulfilled—and how she learned to redefine success from the inside out.

Together with Alan Pavlosky, she reflects on the pivotal moments that shaped her path, from working in Europe and building a brand with her sister to becoming one of the few women leading in the real estate crowdfunding space. AdaPia reveals the challenges of walking away from prestigious titles, the courage it took to trust herself, and the wisdom behind her book Productive Intuition.

This episode is about more than career transitions—it’s about reclaiming your power, merging intuition with strategy, and building a life and business that align with who you truly are.

In Part 2 of our conversation with Damon D’Amore — former Wall Street executive, C-suite advisor, and master storyteller — we dive deep into the heart of purpose-driven leadership. Damon shares powerful stories from decades of mentoring, from guiding underprivileged youth through college to advising top executives on building meaningful legacies.

We explore why giving more than you take isn’t just good ethics — it’s a strategy for impact that echoes long after you’re gone. Damon opens up about the importance of male leaders engaging with and mentoring women in respectful, transformative ways, the role empathy plays in leadership, and how combining “masculine” and “feminine” narratives makes leaders more effective.

From his work with charities and recovery organizations to his personal reflections on resilience and purpose, Damon reveals what it takes to live a life that outlives you. Whether you’re an emerging leader or a seasoned executive, this episode will inspire you to refine your purpose, lift others as you climb, and build a legacy worth remembering.

In this episode, we dive into how sports can be one of the most effective arenas for teaching emotional intelligence. Discover how emoji-based tools help kids name their emotions and self-regulate in real time—from the playground to game day. Learn what elite athletes like Messi, Steph Curry, and Caitlin Clark do to stay mentally sharp and how these same strategies are transforming young lives.

In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Steve and Kerry Boyle, co-founders of 241 CARE, a global nonprofit transforming youth sports. What began as a small summer camp in Connecticut has grown into an international movement grounded in the belief that “life’s too short for just one sport.” From fostering physical literacy and emotional well-being to launching National Sports Sampling Day, the Boyles are redefining how sports can uplift kids—especially in underserved communities. Learn how their innovative Top Self platform is teaching self-regulation through play, why multi-sport sampling matters, and how local change can build a lasting legacy. 🏆🌍

From Darkness to Dignity: Nancy Economo’s Mission to Light the World
In this powerful episode, we sit down with Nancy Economo, founder of Watts of Love, a nonprofit bringing solar-powered light to over a billion people living without electricity. What began as a life-changing trip to the Philippines turned into a global mission—replacing dangerous kerosene lamps with light, hope, and opportunity.

Nancy shares how one small spark—fueled by empathy, innovation, and resilience—ignited a movement that empowers families through financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and self-worth. From remote villages to the United Nations, this is a story of grief transformed into legacy and lasting impact.

🎧 Tune in and discover how one light can change everything.

In this powerful continuation, Don Reed shares how Redwood Nights blossomed from a heartfelt idea into a beloved storytelling event beneath the redwoods. Joined by master storytellers from NPR, HBO, and The Moth, Reed explores the beauty of authentic interaction—his version of “AI”—as a counter to digital disconnection. He talks about the impact of Elevate Oakland, his commitment to legacy-building through youth programs, and reminds us all: it’s never too late to leave your mark.

In this heartfelt episode of Legacy All-Stars, host Alan Pavlosky welcomes his longtime friend and acclaimed performer Don Reed, a storytelling legend known for his solo shows from Broadway to the Bay Area. Reed shares his comedic roots, including the fan-favorite “Kung Fu Theater” bit, and opens up about his deep commitment to arts education through his work with Elevate Oakland—an organization bringing music and the arts to underserved schools.

Listeners will hear Don reflect on visiting his alma mater, Fremont High, only to find the music program gone—and how that inspired his mission to give students creative outlets and purpose. With humor and humility, Reed discusses the transformative power of the arts, the importance of mentorship, and why everyone deserves a second act.

In this inspiring episode of Legacy All Stars, host Alan Pavlosky sits down with power couple Noel and Shauna Felix—founders of Give Culture, a lifestyle brand redefining what it means to live generously. Former NBA player Noel Felix shares how his transition from professional basketball to community-focused entrepreneurship was rooted in his passion for service. Alongside his wife Shauna, whose upbringing shaped a journey from self-focus to selflessness, the duo created Give Culture to blend fashion with philanthropy.

From youth mentorship to local outreach, they discuss how their brand empowers everyday people to give back with intention and style. Tune in to hear how Noel and Shauna are turning purpose into a movement—and how anyone can become a “culture shifter.”