Professional skier turned advocate for a cleaner environment McKenna Peterson talks about how we all need to find inspiration to take care of our planet. This episode is a great listen in conjunction with E015 about finding your life's purpose.

Cece Gassner, Director of Economic Development for Boise State University talks about innovative programs going on that galvanize entrepreneurism and cutting edge thinking. Get inspired perhaps to go back to school at any age!

This episode features Kuli Kuli founder Lisa Curtis as she talks about how she started a food company that will allow people to be healthier while at the same time creating great social justice. Learn more about Moringa and its role in saving the planet.

Healthy lifestyle expert Kami Miller shares her insights gained from her degree from the Institute of Integrative Nutrition and shares her journey working with adults and kids in schools on how to make healthy changes from the insight out. Be inspired by Kami's positive and empowering messages!

Registered Dietician Laurie McBride from St. Luke's provides actionable tips on how families can improve their nutrition habits, even on a budget.

Nutrition expert from the Institute of Integrative Medicine talks about how we can all get back into our kitchens and feel empowered to use food as our medicine to live a life full of energy and vibrancy.

Registered Dietician Juliette Britton gives listeners six actionable, fun, and practical mantras for healthy eating. This episode is a must-listen for parents who are striving to get their kids (and the whole family) to eat healthier.

As the Executive Director and Founder of Nurture, a big part of podcast host Kathryn Kemp Guylay's mission is working in the nonprofit space helping children and families to be healthier and happier. This interview puts Kathryn on the other side of the mic again (see Episode 001) being interviewed about why she started Nurture and how the work Nurture is doing is so important. An inspiring listen for those that want to tap into the "purpose" part of their lives. For more about putting purpose into your own life, listen to E015 with Paul Shoemaker about finding your own "Can't Not Do".

Successful entrepreneur and Executive Director of the Ketchum Innovation Center (business accelerator) offers up six mantras that will give you an edge in the entrepreneurial environment and inspire you to seek out work/life balance.

What can I do to change the world? The common reaction to that question is to feel that it's futile, that the world is just too big and complex to affect change. But Paul Shoemaker is here to tell us that we can make a difference and be an everyday heroes- and maybe just make a significant impact on daunting social issues.