LIFE.STYLE.LIVE!

In today’s post-pandemic world, so many of us are trying to find new ways to experience a deeper happiness and find our joy! On this episode of the Life. Style. LIVE! Podcast, Meditation Yoga Teacher Jai Dev Singh shares strategies for relaxing our bodies and our minds-- and working through difficult emotions in a healthy way.

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Do you feel underpaid? Overworked? Want your voice to be heard? We're having one of the most important conversations you’ll have: to learn HOW to ask to be paid what you’re worth. Shannan Monson-- a go-to expert and seven-figure founder-- shares FIVE steal-worthy ideas to ask for what you want at work—and beyond!

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On this Life. Style. Live! Podcast episode, Kevin Szawala, a youth speaker from Metro Detroit specializes in bullying prevention, diversity, student mental health and suicide. He’s also spoken at several Indianapolis-area private schools.

Today, he speaks to me, about the depth of his words, their meaning-- and how one student told him, “If you weren’t here today, I wouldn’t be here, tomorrow.”

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He’s one of the world’s most recognized and respected film critics and historians—with a 30-year run on Entertainment Tonight. Now, Leonard Maltin is releasing something completely different, and we’re getting a first look!

On this episode of the Life. Style. Live! Podcast, Amber Hankins chats with Leonard about his new book, “Starstruck,” his boy-hood dream come true, (interviewing Hollywood legends) and the one person he still hopes to have the chance to interview—not to mention, his heartwarming reaction to his newest role… GRANDPA!

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Author, Hypnotist and Success Coach Tim Shurr talks about the rise in stress, anxiety and emotional burnout in so many of us these days. Our conversation turns deep, as we talk about our own personal journeys, effective ways to build confidence and inner security.

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She’s devoted nearly 30 years of service to the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired and now, a fund has been created in her honor.

Laura Alvarado, Executive Director for The Indiana Blind Children’s Foundation, introduces us to Toula Oberlies – as she shares her passion for helping give children with visual impairments unique and creative experiences.

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We welcome Indy Style co-host George Mallet! George’s background includes stops in NYC, Philly, Raleigh-Durham, Milwaukee, and Guam. Amber Hankins learns more about George's life and family - including his interest in horses!

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Three dads - who also happen to be best friends - host a podcast called, “Deck the Hallmark.” What is it? Well, they review Hallmark Christmas Movies and make fans feel like they’re watching these holiday favorites with their own best buds.

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Having a new puppy can be a joy, but when it comes to teaching them good behavior, there are three TOP lessons they need to learn. Here’s Nathan Lowe, the Indy Dog Whisperer, as he introduces us to French Bulldog Miss Sunday Rose.

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It was 1962. JoAnna LeNoir was 15.

Somehow, she found the courage to take herself, her mother Rasheeda and her siblings out of an abusive family situation and find freedom.

Now, her story is a new short film, called “Rasheeda’s Freedom Day,” which premieres later this month.

Here’s Miss Joanna, alongside the film’s Creative Engagement Administrator and Producer, Moriah Miller.

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