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Current “Life.Style.Live!” Host, Felicia Michelle, recently sat down with Andi Hauser, the original female host of the show, who hosted from 2010 to 2015 when the program was known as “Indy Style.”

Andi, who was the first female face of “Indy Style,” shared her thoughts on her career and how quickly the years have passed.

After leaving “Indy Style” in 2015, Andi moved to Washington D.C. to join ‘Great Day Washington’ continuing to share the joy of lifestyle television.

Nowadays, she’s living in Colorado, where she found success in the marketing world and embraced her love for horses.

As “Life.Style.Live!” continues to evolve, the shared feeling of gratitude among all hosts, past and present, remains a testament to the rich history of the show and the growth it has experienced over the past 15 years.

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On this episode of the Lifestyle Live podcast, Felicia Michelle talks to one of the stars of the history channels hit show The Ancient Aliens, Giorgio Tsoukalos. They're coming with a new immersive live experience at the Brown County Music Center. The show promises to be a night full of fun for fans and skeptics alike.

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he Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Visionaries of the Year campaign kicked off its 10-week fundraising effort to raise $75,000 to support cancer research.

The campaign featuring 11 candidates will end on May 9 with a grand celebration, where the candidate who raises the most funds will be declared the winner.

Randy Ollis, a beloved figure, is lending his name and platform to the campaign, motivated by his personal experience with cancer eight years ago.

He emphasized the importance of research, especially for younger patients, and expressed gratitude for the advancements that helped him during his treatment.

Allie Clyne, the honored hero volunteer, expressed her excitement and nervousness about being part of the campaign. She emphasized the importance of staying positive and making friends during challenging times, offering advice to other children diagnosed with cancer.

The campaign is a secret competition, meaning candidates are unaware of each other’s fundraising progress until the grand finale.

This structure aims to foster collaboration and surprise as participants work towards their fundraising goals.

The Visionaries of the Year campaign aims to raise significant funds for cancer research and inspire hope and community involvement.

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Jim Jefferies is a writer, producer and comedian. He’s bringing his “Son of a Carpenter” tour to Indianapolis.

Jefferies is a native of Australia. He says he first fell in love with comedy when he saw Eddie Murphy’s “Delirious.”

He is one of the most popular and respected comedians of his generation.

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Comedian Rachel Feinstein joined “Life.Style.Live!” Host Cody Adams ahead of her show at Helium Comedy Club.

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For the last 15 years, comedians Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes have traveled the country on the Jay and Silent Bob Tour. The tour is coming to Indianapolis on Feb. 13 at the Old National Centre.

Smith took some time to talk with Life.Style.Live host Cody Adams about the tour and the movie.

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Calling all car lovers! The 31st Annual HOT ROD Power Tour is gearing up for another thrilling year, kicking off June 9-13.

The Hot Rod Power Tour, known as the world’s largest traveling car show, will take participants through some of the most scenic roads in the Midwest, covering about 800 to 1,000 miles with five exciting stops along the way.

The traveling car show brings more than 6,000 cars and trucks of all years, makes and models on display for tens of thousands of automotive enthusiasts.

“Life.Style.Live!” Host Felicia Michelle spoke with “HOT ROD Magazine’s” Editor-in-Chief John McGann, to learn more about the tour.

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On Jan. 21, 2007 the Indianapolis Colts faced the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship. The Colts had a history of losing to Tom Brady and the Patriots, but this year was different.

Late in the game, Colts cornerback Marlin Jackson intercepted Brady’s pass to seal the win and send the Colts to the Super Bowl.

Nearly two decades later that play is still one of the greatest in franchise history. Now, the former Indianapolis Colts player is using his winning moment to help the community.

Jackson, who now lives in Noblesville, founded an organization called Fight for Life. The nonprofit partners with educators to provide space for youth to process their experiences and circumstances so they can have winning moments.

Through that organization a new campaign has been started to help local students and schools.

You can be a part of the #winningmoments campaign as well. The campaign works with youth and educators to look for personal winning moments, both on an individual basis and from within the community.

Marlin stopped by the Life.Style.Live! set to discuss the organization and the campaign.

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Fashion is more than just a way to express style—it’s also a powerful tool for boosting mental health and confidence. According to Jennifer Heinen, a fashion psychologist, the clothes we wear can significantly impact our emotional well-being.

The relationship between fashion and mental health is deeper than many realize. Heinen explains that our clothing choices influence how we see ourselves and how others perceive us. Research shows that wearing clothes associated with confidence can reduce anxiety and improve emotional regulation.

Clothing is also an important form of self-expression, helping individuals convey their identity and emotions.

Heinen suggests choosing clothes that align with your goals and values, which can open doors to new opportunities.

For those struggling with mental health, fashion can be a way to feel more empowered, especially during the winter months when seasonal changes can lead to feelings of isolation or sadness. Heinen recommends starting small, such as choosing clothing that brings comfort or makes you smile.

Heinen encourages people to embrace fashion as a tool for emotional well-being, reminding us that it’s not about trends but connecting with what makes us feel authentic and strong.

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n the hustle and bustle of modern life, many parents struggle to connect with their children. Between work, school and the constant buzz of technology, meaningful family moments can be challenging to come by. But Angie Lau has found a way to bridge that gap.

Founder of “Life Beyond School,” Angie Lau, joined us on “Life.Style.Live!” to talk about “Life Beyond School.”

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