The Joy You’re Overlooking Everyday with Shari Alyse

What Have You Already Missed by Rushing Through Your Life?

You are in for a truly special episode this week on Look for the Good when I welcome American’s Joy Magnet and bestselling author, Shari Alyse.

This 2x TEDx speaker may give you full-body chills as she shares a deeply personal and heartfelt story of discovering joy—and a powerful perspective on why we’re really here—all while dancing for her ailing father during his battle with ALS. It’s one of those moments that stays with you.

And what she did next is just as powerful…

Shortly after her father passed, Shari honored his wish in the most beautiful way—by hitting the road in an RV and creating her 8-episode show Joy Ride, traveling across the country to interview people about joy…uncovering its true meaning while helping all of us respark our own along the way.

You won’t want to miss the simple but profound secret she shares about focus—and how it can completely determine your joy factor on any given day.

Stay all the way to the end when Shari offers 3 powerful (and practical) tips to help you step more fully into the present moment—because that’s where the magic actually lives.

You’ll also love her easy-to-remember reframe that helps you decide who you want to be before you even walk into a room. (Game changer.)

And if you fall in love with her energy (you will), be sure to check out her hit streaming talk show, Good Morning Joy, where she spreads inspiration and positivity daily.

This one is jam-packed, heart-opening, and exactly what you didn’t know you needed. Tune in to Look for the Good every Monday at 5am and 5pm here on Dreamvisions7 Radio Network.

What you’ll take away:

BIO: Shari Alyse is a #1 best-selling author, 2x TEDx speaker, and the host of the hit streaming talk show Good Morning Joy and the upcoming docuseries Joy Drive. Known as America’s Joy Magnet, her mission is to help the world rediscover its joy through meaningful media that inspires authentic connection, healing, and self-love.

Find out more about her at: https://sharialyse.com/

What if the secret to what is holding you back in life, isn’t what you think? What if it’s not your circumstances or limited resources? But it’s your story?

You know the one I mean…that quiet little negative story you tell yourself about what’s not possible or why you don’t deserve it or maybe it’s too late for you.

And once you see it…everything begins to change.

Hey friends, Carrie here, your host and Professor of Happiness & Joy, and I’m personally inviting you to join me for a FREE 3-Day Story Detox, happening online April 15 – 17 at noon est. It’s a quick lunch break reset with me

If you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or like you’ve lost a part of yourself…this is for you!, my friend! 

Sign up today at https://carrierowan.com/storydetox/

Because it’s not you, it’s your STORY!! 

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Why Creativity Might Be the Missing Key to Your Happiness with Stacey Peasley

What if the very thing you’ve been putting off… is the thing that could change everything?

You are in for such a treat this week as singer/songwriter and children’s music Grammy winner Stacey Peasley joins me for a conversation that will have you rethinking creativity in a whole new way. We dive into how creativity isn’t just something “extra”… it might actually be essential—and yes, it just might save your life.

Stacey shares powerful insights on what it really means to show up authentically, how that authenticity leads you straight to your passions, and why giving yourself permission to be messy (and not good at something… yet!) could be the exact doorway to more joy, freedom, and fulfillment.

And stay with us until the end—because her journey to the Grammys is not what you think… and it’s a story that will inspire you to keep going, even when the path feels unclear.

With a Masters in Teaching and a heart devoted to helping children connect through music, Stacey also shares simple, meaningful ways to reach kids more deeply—through creativity, play, and presence.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

Don’t miss this inspiring, joy-filled episode… and who knows—by the end, you might just be picking up that guitar (or whatever’s been calling you) and finally saying YES.

Tune in LIVE Monday 3/30/26 at 5am & 5pm ET on Dreamvisions 7 Radio Network:

BIO: Stacey Peasley is a singer, songwriter, and early childhood music teacher who has been making music for children and families for over a decade. She has been the recipient of many songwriting awards and also was a part of the team that won the Grammy for Best Children’s Album in 2025.

FIND OUT MORE about Stacey here: https://staceypeasley.com/

What if the secret to what is holding you back in life, isn’t what you think? What if it’s not your circumstances or limited resources? But it’s your story?

You know the one I mean…that quiet little negative story you tell yourself about what’s not possible or why you don’t deserve it or maybe it’s too late for you.

And once you see it…everything begins to change.

Hey friends, Carrie here, your host and Professor of Happiness & Joy, and I’m personally inviting you to join me for a FREE 3-Day Story Detox, happening online April 15 – 17 at noon est. It’s a quick lunch break reset with me

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Using Defiance to Build Resilience in Life’s Hardest Moments with Julia Fox Garrison

What if the very things you wish never happened… were actually shaping something beautiful?

This week on Look for the Good, I’m joined by Julia Fox Garrison—award-winning, bestselling author and speaker—who truly embodies what it means to turn lemons into lemonade.

After a massive stroke left her without function on one side of her body—and a later battle with cancer—Julia didn’t just survive… she found a way to thrive.

And how she did it will stay with you long after you listen:

If you’ve ever felt stuck in regret, weighed down by “should-haves,” or caught in a loop of negative stories… this episode will help you shift your perspective and start living your best life now.

This is one of those conversations that gives you goosebumps—and leaves you deeply grateful for the little things we often take for granted.

Tune in LIVE: Monday 3/23/26 5AM & 5PM EST Dreamvisions 7 Radio Network

BIO: Julia Fox Garrison grew up in in a loving, if chaotic, household with eight brothers—an upbringing that no doubt made her battle-ready for the fight of her life. At the age of 37, while busy raising a family and building a career, her plans and dreams were changed forever by a sudden and severe stroke.

To this day, she continues to overcome the effects of her stroke while sharing her message of patient-based healthcare and humanity-based business through her writings, talks, and presentations.

“A stroke (literally) of luck helped define the essence of her life. Her inspirational story can help us find ours.” —Dr. Oz

Wielding her trademark humor, unwavering optimism, and the wisdom of firsthand experience, Julia challenges her audience to take on the perspective of those they serve and lead.

Find out more about Julia and her book Don’t Leave Me This Way (or when I get back on my feet you’ll be sorry), from HarperCollines Publishers at https://www.juliafoxgarrison.com/

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Lead with Your Light: Discover Your Natural Leadership Through Human Design with Nancy OKeefe

What if the world has been teaching you the wrong definition of leadership all along?

This high-energy episode of Look for the Good will have you questioning some of the very beliefs you were taught growing up. If you’re fascinated by Human Design and love exploring new ways of thinking about who we really are, you are going to LOVE this conversation.

Carrie Rowan welcomes special guest Nancy OKeefe, executive and business coach and author of Lead with Your Light, who brilliantly weaves together Human Design and personal empowerment to challenge the traditional idea of leadership—especially for women. Nancy redefines what it means to lead in today’s uncertain world and explains why we are all designed to lead… and she can actually prove it.

In this inspiring conversation, you’ll discover:

Stay with us through the end as Nancy shares golden nuggets of wisdom from her new book, Lead with Your Light, along with practical insights that will inspire you to see yourself in a whole new way.

Tune in to Look for the Good with Carrie Rowan Monday, March 9th at 5am and 5pm ET on Dreamvisions 7 Radio Network for a conversation that just might change how you see leadership—and yourself.

BIO: Nancy OKeefe, intuitive Human Design Business Coach

GET YOUR COPY of Nancy’s book here 3/11/26:

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Soul Alignment Through Creativity, Love, and Self-Trust with Joy Taylor

You’re in for a powerful and heartfelt episode of Look for the Good as Carrie welcomes author, speaker, and spiritual mentor Joy Taylor to explore how aligning your life with your soul begins with creativity. You may be surprised to learn that Joy renamed herself as a child — a powerful clue into the identity journey she shares in this moving conversation.

Joy explains why we are all inherently creative beings and how practicing creativity opens the door to deeper joy, purpose, and inner alignment. The conversation also explores relationships, where Joy reveals the surprising truth about the two wings of love — and why chemistry isn’t one of them.

Stay with us through the end for Joy’s deeply moving personal story of loss, transformation, and awakening. What once looked like tragedy became the very experience that brought her home to herself. This episode is a beautiful reminder that even life’s most painful moments can become the catalyst for soul alignment, healing, and a more authentic life.

BIO: Joy Taylor is an author, speaker, Intuitive Business Strategist, and Spiritual Mentor with over 25 years of entrepreneurial experience, blending soulful wisdom with practical, embodied tools for everyday life and leadership. She empowers women to trust themselves deeply, awaken vitality, and create lives and businesses aligned with what truly matters. Find her at https://www.asoulinspiredlife.com/

Does Valentine’s Day have a sneaky way of pointing out what’s missing in your love life?

Still wondering why relationships feel harder than they should?

Here’s the good news — real connection is closer than you think.

Join The Real Us, a powerful monthly online workshop with spiritual mentor Joy Taylor and her husband. With over 70 years of combined experience, they create a warm, honest space where you can speak your truth, heal old patterns, and build the kind of connection you’ve been craving! 

Learn more at asoulinspiredlife.com click group programs, then The Real Us.

Hey listeners, as you heard Joy and I were speaking of the incredible stream of consciousness that created my song, “I Am Life.”

Feel free to listen to it at the link below. Performed by my former duo, Stefilia’s Stone featuring myself, Carrie Rowan with Adrienne Fawkes:

https://open.spotify.com/track/4RbFR3zVfWFz5pTpJVlxFx?si=3623c5120ba24215

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Reverse Engineering Love: The Path to Your Soulmate with Karen McPhail

Reverse-Engineering Love: The Path to Your Soulmate with Karen McPhail

What if the reason you haven’t found your soulmate yet has nothing to do with who you’re dating—and everything to do with the story you’re telling?

Have you ever found yourself wondering, Why can’t I attract the right person? Where is my soulmate? If so, this episode is for you.

That sneaky little love story we all carry around can quietly sabotage our relationships without us even realizing it. This week on Look for the Good, I’m joined by bestselling author and soulmate manifestation coach Karen McPhail for a refreshingly honest conversation about what really gets in the way of true love—and how to finally shift it.

This is not your sister’s well-meaning advice or another surface-level love conversation. Karen shares the real deal, including her own powerful story of finding love in Paris after heartbreak—as a single mom working as a schoolteacher. Her journey alone will have you rethinking everything you thought you knew about attracting a soulmate.

In this episode, Karen reveals why the truth you need to hear is often invisible to the naked eye, and why looking outside yourself may be the very thing keeping love at arm’s length. Lean in for her simple yet profound “coffee cup process,” a daily practice you can do every morning to set the energetic tone for true love. You’ll also want to hear her fascinating approach to reverse-engineering your love story to uncover exactly where you may be stuck.

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, this conversation invites you to stop chasing love and start understanding the story beneath it—so you can finally aim that arrow in the right direction.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

Catch this episode on Monday February 2, 2026 at 5am and 5pm et here on Dreamvisions7Radio Network!

Are you ready to step into the best version of yourself… and call in your soulmate love?

Introducing The Soulmate Solution by world renowned manifestation coach, Karen McPhail — now available for the very first time in a digital format.

This isn’t about chasing love.

Inside this life-changing experience, you’ll release the beliefs that have been blocking love…

Past clients say it best —

If you’re ready to stop repeating old patterns and finally call in the love that’s meant for you…

Because a soulmate isn’t something you find… it’s something you become ready to receive!

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Your Subconscious is Stealing the Show–Be the Star again with Dianne James

SHOW SUMMARY: Is your subconscious quietly stealing the show in your life—without you even realizing it?

Tune in as transformational life coach and author Dianne James shares powerful, goosebump-inducing stories of healing, including a defining moment that changed everything after meeting Sonia Choquette. Dianne unpacks why your subconscious might actually be running the show—and why blindly trusting it can keep you stuck, small, or off course.

Airs this Monday, 1/19 at 5am and 5pm ET on the Dreamvisions7 Radio Network

BIO: Dianne Bischoff James MS is a Transformational Life Coach, trans channel and author of The Real Brass Ring, Tapping Healer and Akashic Reader who helps women and men reconstruct their future and find greater success, abundance and bliss by utilizing the world’s best coaching techniques blended with EFT, channeled guidance and exercises. Having found herself completely off track at 40, she lost 60 pounds, left an exhausting executive career, conquered depression, navigated a healthy divorce, became a bestselling author, movie actor and is now a leading authority in the area of empowered transformation who brings her client’s dreams to life.

Are you tired of living in the past… feeling stuck in your own life… knowing there’s more for you?

Join transformational intuitive counselor and holistic life coach Dianne James for a powerful EFT tapping and Akashic Records clearing designed to release stress, emotional blocks, and the patterns holding you back.

Using gentle tapping on acupressure points, you’ll calm your nervous system, gain clarity, and create space for real healing—no experience needed.

Visit Dianne.net and book your powerful clearing session TODAY. Get a special discount just for listening at www.Dianne.net. Just click on the book now button at the bottom of the page.

Because…You deserve nothing less.

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The Loneliness of Grief and How Community Helps Us Heal with Jennifer Newberg

If you value stories that are raw, honest, and unedited, this episode will stop you in your tracks.

This week on Look for the Good, join me for a deeply moving and nakedly candid conversation with Jennifer Newberg, founder of It’s Lifey and HopeHub. Jennifer shares the life-altering moment that unfolded on what was supposed to be her dream trip to Greece—an unwanted surprise that changed everything and forever reshaped her world.

If you’ve ever experienced the gut-wrenching grief of losing someone you love, you will feel this conversation deep in your bones. Jen speaks honestly about how loss doesn’t just break your heart—it can sideswipe your nervous system, leaving you feeling isolated, disoriented, and painfully alone.

And yet, this is also a story of hope.

In the tender aftermath of her own loss, Jen found a way to transform her pain into purpose. She created a powerful community for widows who have lost their person—to help them find their people. What emerged is a reminder that even in the deepest grief, connection is possible, healing can begin, and you don’t have to grieve in silence.

This is a special, soulful episode—one that may change the way you think about loss, loneliness, and the quiet strength found in community. Don’t miss this heartfelt conversation on Look for the Good.

What Listeners Will Walk Away With

BIO: Jennifer Newberg is a speaker, storyteller, and founder of It’s Lifey, an organization helping widows rebuild life after loss through community. Her own journey through sudden widowhood fuels her mission to create spaces of authenticity, compassion, and connection. In 2026, Jen will launch HopeHub by It’s Lifey, a platform for community,

Hey friends, 

Some days are harder than we ever imagined. The quiet can seem louder.

That’s why HopeHub by It’s Lifey was created—

If you—or someone you love—lost their person and longs for others who get it, visit www.itslifey.com/hopehub

That’s www.itslifey.com/hopehub

Because loneliness is brutal… but community heals!

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When the World Moves Too Fast: Honoring Neurodiverse Nervous Systems with Pasha Marlowe

This week on Look for the Good, I’m joined by Pasha Marlowe, author, global neurodiversity speaker, coach, and consultant. Together, we explore what neurodiversity truly means and why so many of the norms we’ve been living by are beginning to unravel.

Drawing from her book Creating Cultures of Inclusion, Pasha explains how our nervous systems were never designed to operate at the relentless pace of modern life — and how that mismatch affects all of us. We talk about the growing awareness that it may not be individuals who are broken, but systems and expectations that no longer fit the way humans are wired.

In this rich and eye-opening conversation, Pasha shares her five pillars for creating cultures of inclusion and offers part of the solution: learning to become more aware of our own needs, honoring our unique nervous systems, and giving ourselves permission to slow down. We explore how practices like music can quite literally soothe the mortal soul, helping us regulate, reconnect, and return to our inner wisdom.

We also talk about what it truly means to unplug — not just from devices, but from outdated expectations — so you can receive a genuine “download” from within. In a world that often feels like it’s moving at Jetsons speed, this episode is a powerful invitation to listen to yourself, honor your rhythms, and rewrite the story of what it means to thrive.

BIO:Pasha Marlowe is a global neurodiversity speaker, coach, and consultant. Her book “creating Cultures of Inclusion” is an actionable framework for anyone who wants to lead neuroinclusively and create space for all minds and bodies to thrive. Find out more at www.PashaMarlowe.com

To find out more about the program I mentioned that my friend Lori Diamond runs called Music Includes, please visit: https://www.ldfamusic.com/music-includes

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Step Out of the Divisive Swirl and Slink into Forever Young

Join me for a compelling and joy-filled episode of Look for the Good as I sit down with sales and marketing C-suite executive Susan Dooley, a woman who has gathered decades of wisdom from her wildly diverse career—from footwear and apparel to automotive to senior living. Yes, her path has taken her from glamorous to greasy, but as Susan says, one thing never changes: you are always working with humans.

You’ll definitely want to lean in for her real-life “Devil Wears Prada” moment from her NYC fashion days—it’s unforgettable. And you won’t want to miss the surprising mindset shift she learned from working with seniors…including the secret to staying vibrant, grounded, and forever young.

Here are just a few gems you’ll walk away with:

Stay with us through the end for that coach’s golden one-liner—it’s the kind of wisdom that keeps you out of the divisive swirl and rooted in what really matters.

Don’t miss this inspiring episode airing December 15, 2025 at 5am and 5pm et on the Dreamvisions7 Radio Network!

BIO: Susan Dooley is a sales and marketing executive who’s work in numerous industries from footwear & apparel to automotive to senior living. She’s a mom, she hustles, she’s kind, and she looks for the good. Deeply personal milestones in her life lead to a significant

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