Next to Madison

What if Mercury retrograde isn't something to fear, but an opportunity to heal, grow, and step into a higher version of yourself?

In this enlightening episode of Next to Madison, I sit down with spiritual teacher and energy healer Aleta St. James to explore the deeper meaning behind planetary retrogrades and how they can help us release old patterns, heal past wounds, and reconnect with our true selves.

We dive into the power of self-love, why learning to receive is just as important as giving, and how unresolved emotional wounds can keep us stuck in cycles that no longer serve us. Aleta also shares her perspective on how Mercury retrograde is helping usher in an upgraded New Earth and what this energetic shift could mean for our personal and collective evolution.

If you're ready to let go of the past, open your heart to abundance, and embrace a new chapter of your life, this conversation is for you.

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What does it take to find your voice and build a career doing what you love?

On this episode of Next to Madison, I sit down with Nashville-based singer-songwriter and cellist Sarah Clanton to talk about her journey in music, the creative process, and the realities of being an independent artist.

We explore the importance of staying authentic, following your passion, and finding the confidence to stand out in a competitive industry. Sarah brings her unique perspective as a musician who blends her love of the cello with contemporary songwriting and performance.

Whether you're an aspiring artist, a music lover, or someone looking for inspiration to pursue your dreams, this episode is filled with insights about creativity, perseverance, and embracing what makes you different.

Tune in for a conversation about music, passion, and creating a life on your own terms.

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Is it ever too late to reinvent yourself, change careers, or start over? Absolutely not.

On this episode of Next to Madison, Madison Malloy sits down with Lisa Morris, entrepreneur, investor, theater producer, philanthropist, and author of Can You Roller Skate?, to discuss the power of reinvention, taking risks, and saying yes to unexpected opportunities.

Lisa has reinvented herself several times throughout her life, building a career that spans business, investing, entertainment, and philanthropy. She shares why showing up, staying open to new experiences, and stepping outside your comfort zone can lead to some of life's greatest opportunities.

We explore how to overcome fear, embrace change, discover new passions, and find the confidence to pursue something different, no matter your age or where you are in life.

Whether you're considering a career change, starting a business, navigating a life transition, or simply wondering what's next, this conversation will inspire you to stop limiting yourself and start saying yes to what's possible.

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What does it really take to build a career in music, and where does the inspiration for a great song come from?

On this episode of Next to Madison, I sit down with talented singer-songwriter Jesse Lynn Madera for a conversation about her journey in the music industry, the experiences that have shaped her career, and the stories behind her songwriting.

Jesse opens up about where she finds inspiration, how she channels emotions and life experiences into her music, and what keeps her motivated to continue creating. We also talk about the realities of pursuing a career in music, finding your own voice, and staying true to your passion.

Whether you love music or are chasing a dream of your own, this is a conversation you won't want to miss!

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Perimenopause and menopause can bring major changes to a woman’s body — but understanding what’s happening with your hormones can make all the difference.

On this episode of Next to Madison, I sit down with Dr. Christina Enzmann to talk all things women’s health, hormones, perimenopause, and menopause. We break down what women should know as their hormones begin to shift, the symptoms that are often overlooked or misunderstood, and how these changes can impact everything from sleep and energy to mood, weight, sex drive, and overall well-being.

We also dive into hormone replacement therapy, what women should be asking their doctors, and why taking a proactive approach to your health during this stage of life is so important.

Whether you’re already experiencing perimenopause, approaching menopause, or simply want to better understand your body and hormones, this conversation is packed with information every woman should hear.

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What does it actually look like to make God a bigger part of your everyday life—and can faith help us navigate anxiety, depression, fear, and uncertainty?

In this episode of Next to Madison, I sit down with Dr. Clay Stauffer, Senior Minister at Woodmont Christian Church in Nashville, for an honest conversation about faith, prayer, and learning to let go of the things we can’t control.

We talk about how to build a stronger relationship with God, how to pray when you don’t know what to say, and how to discern whether something in your life is truly meant for you. Dr. Stauffer also shares his perspective on anxiety, depression, manifestation, finding peace during difficult seasons, and why surrendering control can sometimes be one of the hardest—and most freeing—things we can do.

We also get into the division and negativity in the world today and how faith can help us approach people with more grace, compassion, and understanding.

Whether your faith is already a big part of your life or you’re simply looking for more peace, purpose, and direction, this conversation offers a thoughtful reminder that we don’t have to navigate everything alone.

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Is college still worth it? With tuition rising and more people questioning the value of a traditional degree, higher education is being forced to evolve.

On this episode of Next to Madison, I sit down with executive coach and advisor Daniel Atlin to talk about how universities are adapting, what students really need to succeed in today’s world, and why the conversation around the value of college is changing.

We also dive into what it actually takes to be a great leader. Daniel shares why leadership isn’t about having all the answers, why asking for help is a strength, and how the best leaders create environments where people feel comfortable speaking up, collaborating and growing.

It’s a conversation about education, leadership, career growth and why sometimes the strongest thing you can do is admit you don’t know everything.

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On this week's episode of Next to Madison, I sit down with Dr. Lee Wilson, also known as Dr. L.A. Burdette Wilson, to discuss her book Blessed and Broke, the powerful lessons behind it, and how faith and a shift in mindset can help us create a more fulfilling life.

We also dive into the carnivore diet, why she's such a strong advocate for this way of eating, and the health benefits she believes it can offer.

From overcoming challenges to taking control of your health and embracing positive change, this conversation is all about challenging what you thought you knew and discovering new ways to live your best life.

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We all have parts of our past we’d rather leave behind—but what happens when you finally decide to face them?

On this episode of Next to Madison, I sit down with author John David Gregory for an honest conversation about his past struggles, the demons he battled along the way, and the healing that helped him change his life.

We talk about the deeply personal journey behind his book, The Faceless Man, what it took to confront the parts of himself he had spent years running from, and how he turned pain into growth, purpose and a new chapter.

If you’ve ever struggled to let go of your past or wondered whether it’s possible to truly reinvent yourself, this conversation is a reminder that your darkest chapters don't have to define the rest of your story.

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What does it really take to turn a creative idea into something people actually want to watch?

On this episode of Next to Madison, I sit down with Marianna Barksdale for a candid conversation about comedy, production, and the entertainment industry. We talk about what really happens behind the scenes, the work that goes into bringing an idea to life, and why comedy continues to be such a powerful way to connect with people.

We also get into the creative energy happening in Nashville, how the entertainment landscape is changing, and the importance of taking chances when you’re building something of your own.

Whether you work in entertainment, have a creative dream you’ve been thinking about pursuing, or simply love comedy and hearing what happens behind the curtain, this is a fun conversation you won’t want to miss.

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