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In this episode, we’re back in Scottsdale at HomeSmart with three guests talking luxury homebuilding, artificial intelligence, and the changing world of scams and consumer protection.
In this episode of MOVE THE NEEDLE, we’re in Chandler talking creativity, leadership, education, community impact, and what it means to turn your passions into something bigger.
This week, three Arizona women share how they’re helping people rethink performance, turn ideas into businesses, and build strength from the inside out.
Finally, Lori Noonan, Certified Pilates Instructor and Co-founder of Pilates Phoenix, joins us to talk movement, wellness, and building community through Pilates. Lori shares how she discovered Pilates after struggling to find a workout that worked for her body, what makes the practice unique, and her journey from teaching at home to opening a brick-and-mortar studio. She also explains why Pilates can meet people wherever they are—regardless of age, strength, or experience. Learn more HERE: https://www.pilatesphoenix.com/
This week, three Arizona women share how they’re helping people transform their homes, health, and mindset.
From breast cancer advocacy and entrepreneurship to a surprise behind-the-scenes guest, this episode is all about making an impact.
💚 Celebrating 100 Episodes! 💚
A huge thank you to every guest, partner, sponsor, and listener who has been part of the journey. Here's to the next 100! In this milestone episode, we spotlight three guests who are making a lasting impact across Arizona through compassion, opportunity, and youth leadership.
Special thanks to our partners of this episode:
From building one of Chandler's most beloved gathering places to advocating for invisible illnesses and helping people improve their health from the inside out, these guests are making a lasting impact in their communities.
From transforming post-accident healthcare to guiding families through divorce and fighting for children with rare diseases, these guests are creating meaningful change in their communities.
Next, we welcome Carrie Cravatta, Partner at Duenas Eden Cravatta. Carrie discusses helping families navigate divorce, custody disputes, parenting-time decisions, and other deeply personal transitions with clarity and compassion. She explains why every family law case requires individual attention, the benefits of mediation, and how clients can move forward without allowing anger and conflict to control the process. Learn more about Duenas Eden Cravatta HERE: https://www.duenasedenlaw.com/
Finally, Kendra Riley, Owner of Dawning Public Relations and rare-disease advocate, shares her family’s powerful journey after two of her daughters were diagnosed with metachromatic leukodystrophy, or MLD. Kendra explains how her family raised nearly half a million dollars and moved to Italy during the pandemic so her youngest daughter could receive a lifesaving gene therapy. She also discusses advocating for FDA approval, nationwide newborn screening, and Right to Try 2.0 legislation so other families can access potentially lifesaving treatments without leaving the country. Learn more about Kendra’s advocacy HERE: https://dawningpr.com/
This episode highlights three inspiring organizations serving Arizona's children and families. Learn how these leaders are making a difference and how you can get involved.
Featuring stories of hope, resilience, healing, and perseverance, Episode 96 highlights three inspiring women making a meaningful impact in their communities.
Special thanks to our partners of this episode:
First, we're joined by Alyssa Munson, Developmental Specialist with Valleywise Health's NICU Developmental Program. Alyssa shares what life is really like caring for premature babies, why skin-to-skin contact plays such a critical role in brain development and healing, and how families can find hope during one of life's most difficult journeys. Learn more about Valleywise Health HERE: https://valleywisehealth.org/
Next, we welcome Laura Allred, Founder and Executive Director of the Brightly Living Foundation. After surviving breast cancer at 33, Laura created a nonprofit dedicated to helping women heal emotionally, mentally, and physically after diagnosis. She discusses life after cancer, the importance of community, and why mental health should be part of every survivor's treatment plan. Learn more about Brightly Living Foundation HERE: https://brightlyliving.org/
Finally, author Erika Snyder joins us to discuss her memoir, Dance With Somebody. As the wife of former NFL offensive lineman Adam Snyder, Erika shares the untold realities of NFL family life, navigating identity beyond football, and the lessons learned through marriage, motherhood, and life's biggest transitions. Learn more about Erika and Dance With Somebody HERE: https://www.erikasnyderauthor.com/
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Hosted by Impact Architect Shelby Arians & Community Catalyst Steven Petz, MOVE THE NEEDLE spotlights extraordinary individuals dedicated to positive community impact within Arizona.…