Positive Talk Radio

Kenny Stoddart believes leadership is ultimately measured by the quality of your thinking when the pressure is highest.

As the founder of IronMind Advisors, Kenny works with executives, founders, and high performing leaders whose decisions carry consequences far beyond themselves. While traditional leadership development often focuses on strategy, productivity, and external performance, Kenny focuses on the internal systems driving every decision: thought, attention, emotional control, and judgment.

Through his IronMind Mentality framework, Kenny helps leaders identify and eliminate mental interference, regulate their response to pressure, and maintain clarity when complexity and uncertainty collide. The goal is not simply to perform better when conditions are favorable, but to develop the mental discipline required to execute decisively when the margin for error is at its smallest.

Kenny's work challenges leaders to recognize that talent, experience, and authority can only take them so far. At the highest levels, the ability to remain composed, think clearly, and make sound decisions under pressure becomes the true competitive advantage.

His message is simple: leadership is not revealed when conditions are easy. It is revealed when uncertainty, pressure, and responsibility arrive at the same time.

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Stephen Moss believes great leadership is not only measured by the brands you build, but by the people you develop along the way.

A former Chief Marketing Officer and seasoned global brand builder, Stephen has led marketing for organizations including Gilbey Canada, Pillsbury International, Nestlé Ice Cream, and Imation. Throughout his career, he has helped some of the world's most recognizable brands overcome decline, enter new markets, and create sustainable growth.

His accomplishments include reversing Smirnoff's decline in Canada and helping position the brand for six consecutive years of growth, authoring Pillsbury's first global brand manual for Green Giant, introducing Häagen-Dazs to China, and revitalizing Drumstick with advertising that was ultimately adopted by Nestlé ice cream businesses around the world.

But Stephen's impact extends beyond brands and business results. More than 50 professionals who reported to him have gone on to become Vice Presidents or Presidents, reinforcing his belief that developing people is one of a leader's most important responsibilities.

That philosophy led him to found Executive Springboard, a mentoring organization focused on helping executives successfully onboard, strengthen their leadership, and re-engage valuable talent. Stephen has since built a global network of more than 100 mentors spanning 20 business functions and 12 countries.

With additional board experience across international joint ventures, startups, and nonprofits, Stephen brings decades of perspective on what it takes to build brands, develop leaders, and create organizations capable of lasting impact.

His message is simple: the strongest leaders do more than deliver results. They build people who can continue creating results long after them.

Today’s guest: www.execspringboard.com

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Peter Kenney believes meaningful transformation begins when we stop trying to renovate the outside of our lives and start rebuilding from within.

A mind-body educator, Health and Wellness Coach, author, and self-described spiritual handyman, Peter has spent more than 20 years helping people uncover what has been buried, give language to what has remained hidden, and create meaningful change from the inside out.

His work invites people to look beneath surface-level struggles and explore the beliefs, patterns, emotions, and experiences influencing how they live. Rather than handing people someone else's blueprint for happiness or success, Peter encourages them to reconnect with themselves and become active participants in shaping the lives they want to create.

That philosophy is at the heart of his book, The Inner Remodel, an invitation to approach personal transformation much like rebuilding a home: examining the foundation, deciding what still belongs, clearing away what no longer serves you, and intentionally creating something stronger in its place.

After decades of guiding others through change, Peter continues to help people recognize that beginning again does not require becoming someone entirely new. Sometimes it means returning to yourself with greater awareness, honesty, and intention. His message is simple: take back your blueprint, rebuild from within, and become the builder of your own life.

Today’s guest: www.innerremodel.com/quiz

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Melissa Martineau Alexander believes lasting change begins when we stop waiting to become someone else and start taking responsibility for the person we are today.

An author and creator of W³: Worth. Want. Will., Melissa has developed a personal agency framework centered on three essential questions: Do you recognize your worth? Do you know what you genuinely want? And are you willing to take action to create it?

Her work is grounded in lived experience. After navigating alcoholism, depression, bankruptcy, and the process of rebuilding her life, Melissa has now maintained nearly 18 years of sobriety. Those experiences shaped her perspective on transformation and challenged many of the conventional self-help formulas that suggest there is one universal path to changing your life.

Instead, Melissa encourages people to examine what she calls the "Programmed Crap", the accumulated expectations, beliefs, and stories that influence how we see ourselves and what we think our lives are supposed to look like. Her candid and sometimes irreverent approach invites people to separate those inherited narratives from what they genuinely value and want.

Through W³, Melissa focuses on becoming what she calls the Current Self in Current Time, recognizing that meaningful change does not belong to some idealized future version of ourselves. It begins with the choices we are willing to make now.

Her message is simple: people can inspire you, guide you, and hand you the tools, but ultimately, you are the one who has to dig and start creating your best friggin' life.

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Amy Armstrong believes conflict does not have to destroy relationships. With the right tools, even difficult moments can become opportunities for healthier communication, stronger boundaries, and meaningful change.

A licensed social worker, conflict resolution specialist, parent coach, educator, and speaker, Amy has dedicated her career to helping families navigate some of their most challenging transitions. As co-founder of The Center for Family Resolution in Columbus, Ohio, she has helped advance trauma-informed approaches to separation, divorce, co-parenting, relationship conflict, and other complex family dynamics.

With a background in education and social work, Amy brings together coaching, conflict resolution, and practical communication strategies to help parents move from chaos toward greater clarity and cooperation. Her experience extends from direct work with families to leadership within courts, schools, professional organizations, and community programs.

Amy is also the co-author of the award-winning book Real-Time Parenting: Choose Your Action Steps for the Present Moment, which equips parents with practical tools for responding intentionally to everyday challenges. As Director of Education at The Center for Coach Development, she also prepares professionals pursuing International Coaching Federation credentials to become more effective coaches.

Throughout her career, Amy has contributed to family law reform initiatives, dispute resolution programs, professional education, and social-emotional learning while speaking on topics including trauma-informed conflict resolution and the dynamics of power.

Her message is simple: conflict is part of being human, but with awareness, communication, and the right support, families can learn to move through it in healthier and more constructive ways.

Today’s guest: www.thecenterforfamilyresolution.com

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Marcia Regina Cook believes our circumstances do not define us. The courage to believe in what is possible can transform the direction of our lives.

An award-winning author, inspirational speaker, model, and woman of faith, Marcia encourages people to awaken their inner strength, move beyond adversity, and create lives rooted in greater purpose, peace, and possibility.

Originally from Brazil and fluent in three languages, Marcia brings a multicultural perspective to conversations about resilience and personal transformation. Her own experiences have shaped a message centered on faith, self love, forgiveness, personal responsibility, and the courage to move forward even when the path ahead feels uncertain.

Her book, Dare to Dream with Eyes Wide Open, received the International Impact Book Award in the Personal Growth category. Through her writing, speaking, and community outreach, Marcia inspires others to recognize that meaningful change begins within and that the past does not have to determine what comes next.

At the heart of her work is a belief in the strength and potential already present within each person.

Her message is simple: your story is still being written. With faith, courage, and belief in what is possible, you can create a meaningful new chapter.

Today’s guest: www.marciareginacook.com

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Beth Lynch believes spirituality can offer a powerful path toward understanding grief, emotional sensitivity, and the deeper questions surrounding life and death.

A spiritual medium, meditation teacher, bestselling author, and founder of Inner Light Teachings, Beth has spent more than 30 years helping individuals and families navigate grief, healing, and spiritual exploration. Through her work, she helps people explore the connection between heart, mind, body, and spirit while finding greater peace through some of life's most difficult transitions.

Beth's path was shaped by intuitive experiences beginning in childhood, the loss of her parents, and her own search for healing and deeper understanding. Along the way, she came to view emotional sensitivity not as a weakness, but as a source of intuition, connection, and personal insight.

Through mediumship, meditation, teaching, and writing, Beth explores spirituality as an often overlooked dimension of mental and emotional wellness. She has authored several books on spirituality, mindfulness, meditation, and healing, offering practical ways for people to deepen their relationship with themselves and their spiritual lives.

A graduate of Delphi University of Spiritual Studies and the Arthur Ford School of Mediumship and Metaphysics, Beth also volunteers her services with Helping Parents Heal and Helping Siblings Heal, supporting families navigating profound loss.

Her message is simple: grief may change the way we experience life, but love, connection, and healing can continue in ways we may never have imagined.

Today’s guest: www.innerlightteaching.com

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Daniel Wilby believes transformation begins when we stop running from ourselves and become willing to explore what lies within.

A psychedelic guide, nature therapist, coach, and teacher of personal and spiritual development, Daniel's work grew from a profound turning point in his own life. On November 18, 2005, after years of alcohol dependence, depression, unemployment, and trying to escape himself, an unexpected psychedelic experience radically changed his relationship with life.

What began as an attempt to disconnect became an experience that led Daniel to stop drinking and begin a lifelong journey of self discovery, healing, and spiritual exploration. In the years since, he has devoted himself to understanding consciousness, personal transformation, nature, and what he describes as the wisdom of the sacred mushroom.

Today, Daniel works with people through coaching, mentorship, psychedelic guidance, and personal development programs. Rather than defining himself through conventional titles or credentials, he draws primarily from lived experience, spiritual practice, and the lessons gathered throughout his own journey.

At the heart of Daniel's philosophy is the belief that healing is not about one person having all the answers for another. Instead, he sees each relationship as a meeting between fellow travelers, each walking their own path while helping one another along the way.

His message is simple: transformation becomes possible when we stop trying to escape ourselves, turn toward what is within, and begin consciously walking the path back to who we truly are.

Today’s guest: www.psychedelicwayfinder.se

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Dr. Greg Jones believes strong organizations are built when mission driven leaders have the operational clarity and support to lead well through change.

For more than two decades, Greg has served at the intersection of leadership, faith, and organizational development. His experience includes leading private Christian schools, serving churches, and advising faith based nonprofits through seasons of growth, transition, crisis, and renewal.

Today, Greg brings that firsthand leadership experience to organizations as a Fractional COO, helping leaders strengthen operations, navigate complexity, and turn their vision into practical action. His perspective comes not simply from studying organizational leadership, but from having personally carried the responsibility of leading teams and institutions through challenging seasons.

Greg understands that mission driven organizations often face a unique tension: staying faithful to their purpose while building the systems, structure, and leadership capacity required to grow sustainably. His work helps leaders bridge that gap so they can spend less time reacting to operational challenges and more time advancing the mission they were called to serve.

His message is simple: meaningful leadership requires more than vision. It requires the structure, discipline, and support to turn that vision into lasting impact.

Today’s guest: www.fwd-solutions.com

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Christine Malek believes surviving abuse is not the end of the journey. It is the beginning of discovering who you were always meant to be.

A SASSI Coach, speaker, author, and international advocate for women affected by abuse and domestic violence, Christine has dedicated her life to helping women rebuild their confidence, reclaim their identity, and step into lives defined by strength rather than survival. Her work focuses on the often overlooked chapter of healing: what comes after leaving an abusive situation.

As the founder of The SASSI Academy, Christine guides women through a transformational process of rediscovering their authentic selves, replacing fear and self doubt with confidence, purpose, and hope. Through coaching, speaking, and mentorship, she creates a supportive path for women ready to move beyond their past and embrace a future they choose for themselves.

Drawing from both professional expertise and a deep passion for empowering others, Christine reminds women that healing is not about becoming someone new. It is about uncovering the strength, courage, and identity that have always been within them.

Her message is simple: your past may be part of your story, but it never has to define the woman you become.

Today’s guest: www.SassiVillage.org

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