High-octane energy and life‑rewriting grit collide in a conversation with Susan Guidi—comedian and improviser, pioneering sonographer, business owner, bodybuilding champion, and motivational speaker—whose relentless curiosity and “age is just a number” ethos propel every story she tells; after a pandemic wake‑up call that pushed her into new arenas, she explains how comedy stages, clinical breakthroughs, entrepreneurship, and competitive lifting all feed the same fearless drive, and when she and Katy Rey bring that momentum to Not a Great Whisperer, listeners get an inspiring, laugh‑filled episode that motivates, surprises, and proves reinvention is always possible.

Catch the latest episode of Not a Great Whisperer, where host Katy Rey chats with the amazing Phil Nahajewski, a down‑to‑earth CFO who makes finance fun and relatable; from his childhood as an identical twin in a bustling Detroit neighborhood to his role as a partner at the Florida CFO Group, Phil shares memorable stories, practical lessons, and candid insights on leadership, money, and career growth—expect warm anecdotes, clear takeaways for entrepreneurs, and a conversational episode that turns complex finance into something approachable and surprisingly entertaining.

Brimming with heart and purpose, this episode of Not a Great Whisperer features an inspiring conversation with Jim Hardwick, sales expert and cofounder of the Hardwick Foundation; after a visit to Kenya revealed a desperate need for dental care, Jim and his wife Jodi turned that urgency into a nonprofit that’s since organized multiple life‑changing trips, delivering essential dental services to hundreds who otherwise had no access—on the show, Jim and host Katy Rey trace the foundation’s origins, the logistics and emotional impact of those missions, and the lessons about service, leadership, and sustained compassion that make this episode both deeply moving and practically illuminating.

Expect a wild ride on Not a Great Whisperer as the magnetic Kimberlee Nicole Smith—storyteller, status‑quo disrupter, and founder/CEO of The Tenacious Rose Project—brings her fierce spirit and unapologetic energy to a conversation that shifts atmosphere and challenges assumptions; through vivid stories and sharp insight she maps the work of elevating marginalized voices and driving audacious social change, delivering a candid, electrifying episode that’s equal parts inspiration, provocation, and celebration.

Laughs and heart collide in a warm, revealing conversation with Chelsey Goodan, author of Underestimated: The Wisdom and Power of Teenage Girls, whose bubbly candor and deep respect for young voices turn vulnerability into strength; joined by host Katy Rey on Not a Great Whisperer, they unpack the surprising wisdom of teenage girls, the power of authenticity, and practical ways adults can listen better, delivering a rollercoaster of laughter, poignant moments, and actionable insight that leaves listeners inspired and ready to rethink how we value young people’s perspectives.

Expect a lively, deeply reflective conversation that blends creativity and courage as Jillian Abby—a storm of imagination and bold, life‑changing ideas—unpacks vivid stories and practical insights that invite listeners to embrace change and evolve; the chemistry between her and host Katy Rey feels like two longtime friends trading candid reflections, which turns each anecdote into a call to action and leaves listeners seeing their own lives in a new light on Not a Great Whisperer.

A fierce protector and relentless advocate, Kate Spurlock brings courtroom grit and deep empathy to a conversation about justice, survivor advocacy, and public service; as the Pinellas County Assistant State Attorney in the Special Victims Unit and a candidate for Circuit Court Judge in the Sixth Circuit (Pinellas and Pasco Counties), Group 9, she discusses the human stories behind the cases, the emotional labor of prosecuting crimes against the vulnerable, and the principles that drive her bid for the bench—joined by host Katy Rey on Not a Great Whisperer, this episode blends legal insight, personal conviction, and a clear commitment to restoring dignity and safety to survivors.

Empathy-driven leadership and entrepreneurial savvy converge in a revealing conversation with Christy Vogel, CEO of Marketing Direction and founder of the nonprofit Sounding Joy, as she traces a career shaped by a love of communication—from childhood dreams of starring in commercials to leading impactful marketing campaigns and building mission‑driven work that feels like a calling; on Not a Great Whisperer, Christy and host Katy Rey explore how purpose, creativity, and compassion intersect in business and nonprofit life, sharing practical lessons, heartfelt stories, and the strategies that keep her work both effective and deeply human—an episode that inspires anyone who wants to lead with both head and heart.

Janice Noehulani brings an infectious energy and a deeply compassionate perspective to a conversation that blends laughter with transformation; a natural‑born psychic and healer who began seeing spirits at a young age, she walks listeners through how empathic abilities and emotional honesty can become gateways to deeper understanding, how facing life’s illusions opens the path to growth, and how connection with the divine can be practical, grounding, and surprisingly joyful—tune in to Not a Great Whisperer as Janice and Katy Rey mix playful warmth with profound insight in a single, illuminating episode.

From Minnesota to Atlanta, Colleen Murphy‑Gomez turns everyday moments into marketing magic—she grew up belting TV commercial jingles in her family living room, studied marketing at St. Cloud State University, and learned the real craft of the trade by building relationships early in her career; on Not a Great Whisperer, host Katy Rey and Colleen trade stories about the people‑first side of marketing, the power of networking, and how a joyful, curious approach to life fuels creative leadership, making this episode equal parts practical playbook and feel‑good inspiration.