Heather Bulk is the CEO and Co-Founder of Special Aerospace Services and SAS Manufacturing. SAS is a leader in aerospace systems engineering solutions and is a Certified 8(a), Woman-Owned engineering services, systems and solutions business. The Companies provide innovative aerospace solutions to the aerospace industry, U.S. government agencies, Department of Defense, and the emerging commercial spaceflight sector. Heather holds a JD and LLM in Taxation from the University Of Denver and a BS in Finance from California State University, Chico. Heather and Carrie discuss the challenges of being a a female in a male-dominated industry, how to best navigate and what we can do to help support more more women and minorities pursue a career in the space industry.

Kaley Klemp, Author and Executive and Personal Coach, joins Carrie to talk about the Happiness Epidemic. What does happiness mean to you? What do we do with the negative emotions? How the pressure to be happy is effecting our kids. Kaley and Carrie also share personal examples of how they cope with the happiness pressure.

Ellie Kempton is the Founder of Simply Nourished Nutrition and LS x CD Council Member. She is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist who earned her BS in Sports Medicine/Biochemistry from University of Virginia and MA in Nutrition from Bastyr University. Ellie was a collegiate swimmer who became very sick with a diagnosis if autoimmunity. Before completely giving up, Ellie found real food transformed her performance, health and life. Ellie and Carrie discuss what can feel like a complicated topic… hormone balance. Ellie breaks it down in a way that is easy to understand as well as humorous. She also shares practical tips on how to recalibrate our hormones…especially as we age.

Kathryn Dickinson founded AILLEA, as a result of her personal mission to take back control of her health. After years of chronic ailments which doctors would simply medicate the symptoms, but never cure the source of the problem, Kathryn set out to heal her self, and part of that journey was cleaning up her beauty routine. Kathryn holds a BA from Dartmouth College and an MBA from Columbia University. Kathryn and Carrie discuss why we need to be reading the ingredient labels on our beauty products, what to look for, how to use natural deodorant and still not stink, top tips to get started and where the evolution of Clean Beauty might be headed.

In 2006, Adam Schlegel and his brother Jon founded Snooze AM Eatery, a breakfast institution, which now has locations throughout the US. Adam currently serves on the Snooze Board of Directors where he orchestrates community and sustainability programs. He is back in the trenches, with his recent opening of Chook, a chicken restaurant. Adam and Carrie discuss building Brand, Culture + Community in Business….and… soccer and electric cars!

Nate Klemp is an Author and Co-Founder Life XT. He holds a  a B.A. and M.A. in philosophy from Stanford University, and a PhD in political philosophy from Princeton University. Nate and Carrie sit down to riff on primal wiring, neuroplasticity, the fact that email sucks and how to live present in the modern world where we are bombarded with info and screens. Nate shares practical tips and mental exercises for those who can’t escape to India or Tibet for a month.

Lee Mayer and Jessie Dixon, CEO and COO of Havenly, a virtual interior design company, join Carrie Dorr to discuss what it’s really like running an early-stage growth company. From operational gender differences, to fear of making mistakes and trying to have a personal life, you want want to miss their canid, witty and real conversation.

Kaley Klemp, Author and Executive and Personal Coach, discusses with Carrie Dorr her TEDx Talk, Stop Trying to Change.  Her infamous line: “Dear dog, be a Cat” signals her belief that we don’t have to change, rather, we get to be the best version of ourselves. Kaley and Carrie also share their “patterns”.

Heidi Ganahl is one of Colorado’s best known entrepreneurs and community leaders.  She has experienced extraordinary adversity in her life, including losing her husband at age 27, yet picked herself up and built a $100 million dollar brand, Camp Bow Wow.  Heidi joins Carrie Dorr to discuss resiliency in both personal and work life, what it’s really like after selling your company and how her next venture, She Factor, plans to prepare young women for life after college.