To wrap up the first season of the Pivotal podcast, host Rachel shares some thoughts about her kids going back to school and how she too is going back to the classroom. Rachel expresses gratitude to her first season of guests and promises there will be more pivotal moments to come.

In this episode, host Rachel picks the brain of personal trainer Nathan , owner of Flame and Forge fitness. The two talk about caffeine, creatine and whether or not cardio should come before or after weight training. Nathan shares his pivotal moment involving high school rugby and why he doesn't play anymore. Nathan shares his expertise on all things exercise and why meal planning on ChatGPT isn't the best at counting macros.

Burke Louis is a singer, songwriter and front man for Allbrook Station, a pop/rock band of five total members based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Burke and Rachel talk about being a band of girl dads and how important being home for the bedtime routine is. Burke shared his ultimate pivot in his life which is tied to becoming a dad. Burke shared how his solo career wasn't as fulfilling as being a part of a band of what he considers to be his brothers. Burke shared his thoughts on supporting bands and artists in today's digital environment and how the band is preparing for their upcoming showcase.

Emily Reuschel, host of the Wild and Waking podcast shares her pivotal moment that ultimately changed her whole trajectory. Despite living in a rural Illinois community of 43 people, Emily has gained a social media following of more than 3,000 and has helped lots of people in a similar situations arrive at their truer selves. Emily and Rachel talk about connecting via the internet, motherhood, podcasting and more.

In this episode Rachel reconnects with Utah publisher, author and illustrator, not to mention mom of four, Jayne Ann Osborne. Jayne shares her pivotal moment that left to to an unconventional path towards becoming who she ultimately is today. Rachel and Jayne reminisce about the book she wrote and illustrated, ʼWhen Mommies Get Sickʼ as well as the book she helped publish with her company Merry Robin Publishing, for former South Jordan city council woman, Leona Winger.

Join host Rachel as she learns about the pivotal moment for group fitness instructor Jan Sara. Fitness teacher and fitness student talk about the motivation needed for working out, the friendships formed, how to attain balance, and how movement truly is life and medicine. Jan shared also about her journey with breast cancer and how important it is to keep an eye on your health at all times (even if you eat 100% healthy and workout a lot).

Portland based author Steven Christiansen shared his pivotal moment and despite the tragic nature of that moment, opened up about how it helped him to become more empathic towards others throughout his life. Steven and Rachel discussed his new book, The Blue Line Letters, as well as the writing, editing, and feedback process when it comes to creating content as well as how important it is to create a shared community whenever possible.

In the last interview of The Other Side Series Rachel talks with Jennifer Davis who went through The Other Side Village program and who is now the wholesale logistics manager for The Other Side Donuts. Jennifer shares her pivotal moment and what she has learned along the way since that moment and how she uses her experience to help others facing similar situations.

The Other Side series continues as Rachel interviews Rob Myrick of The Other Side Village. Rob shares about his pivotal moment as well explains the mission and purpose of the Village located in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Rachel begins this series of interviews by talking with the General Manager of The Other Side Donuts, Nicholas Smith, who shares not only his pivotal moment but also a bit more about how The Other Side Donuts operates alongside the The Other Side Village and The Other Side Academy located in Salt Lake City, Utah.