Raising Cain

Jenny and Deb sit down with fitness coach and expert Lauren Korthy, founder of Revel Fit, to discuss her experience with domestic abuse and how she uses her expertise to help women to create wellness plans, intention setting and how to design an ideal health plan through mind body and spirit.

This episode kicks off Raising Cain's series on Domestic Violence. Jenny Muscatell joins Deb as the cohost for their introduction to Empowering Independence podcasts, Identifying domestic violence.

The topics of today's episode are intended for mature audiences and are serious in nature. The information discussed is not a substitution for mental health treatment and is not intended to be used as legal advice. If you, or anyone you know is unsafe, we recommend you seek professional support from a qualified individual.

Deb and Darrin touch base with some guests from 2020 and delve into "entitlement", rather, the issue with sense of entitlement.

Deb sits down with Elizabeth Hamilton Guarino who is one of America's most trusted mindset, leadership and personal & corporate development consultants. She is the Founder and CEO of Best Ever You and has a radio talk show available on her website. Elizabeth has helped thousands around the globe be their best and achieve world-class excellence and is a trusted leader, influencer, consultant, trainer, speaker and author. Elizabeth provides development and training to individuals and organizations around the world. She has several publications including:

PERCOLATE- Let Your Best Self Filter Through

Best Ever You: 52 Week Journal to Your Bravest Boldest You

A Lesson for Every Child: Learning About Food Allergies

Self-Confident Sandy

Pinky Doodle Bug

Pinky Doodle Dance coming soon!

Deb sits down with Marsha Wietecha, a podcaster/blogger from Los Angeles, who discusses how she pivoted her life after the sudden death of her husband. Marsha's podcast is "Born to Talk", and she covers a variety of topics.

Deb and Marsha talk about living your life, not living for another, and how that's important if you find yourself without that other person.

Following the release of Deb's memoirs, which delves deep into childhood trauma, Deb and Darrin discuss PTSD- unraveling the mystery, stigma and effects that traumatic stress has on a person.

Deb and Darrin are back! Season 2 kicks off with discussion about Deb's new book- Independence, a memoir, which was just published. When Deb's DNA reveals her father is not her biological parent, it sets her on a journey of self-discovery. Deb writes about her childhood with a mother with mental illness, PTSD associated with an abusive upbringing, and how she had to heal and learn to forgive.

Deb sits down with authorThom Dahlborg, about his new book, From Heart to Head and Back Again, A Journey Through the Healthcare System due out in October.

With well over thirty-five years of extensive healthcare leadership experience, Tom is a voice for relationship centered and compassionate care, servant leadership and quality and systems improvement.

An author, leader and advisor, he is also an internationally recognized speaker and writer with an expertise in healthCARING models, heart and mind communication, courageous vulnerability, systems thinking and improvement, stopping bullying, adverse childhood experiences (ACES) and bringing "love in action" to all we do.

He is a father, husband and coach. A coach to healthcare leaders. And a coach to young men.

Tom has written the book, The Big Kid and Basketball … and the lessons he taught his Father and Coach, where he shares stories of bullying, resiliency, parenting, coaching, faith, family and love.

Deb sits down with authorThom Dahlborg, about his new book, From Heart to Head and Back Again, A Journey Through the Healthcare System due out in October.

With well over thirty-five years of extensive healthcare leadership experience, Tom is a voice for relationship centered and compassionate care, servant leadership and quality and systems improvement.

An author, leader and advisor, he is also an internationally recognized speaker and writer with an expertise in healthCARING models, heart and mind communication, courageous vulnerability, systems thinking and improvement, stopping bullying, adverse childhood experiences (ACES) and bringing "love in action" to all we do.

He is a father, husband and coach. A coach to healthcare leaders. And a coach to young men.

Tom has written the book, The Big Kid and Basketball … and the lessons he taught his Father and Coach, where he shares stories of bullying, resiliency, parenting, coaching, faith, family and love.

Deb and Darrin continue their conversation with people around the world, and how they are dealing with the current pandemic. In this episode, we talk to people in Germany, Israel and Somalia. As we feel isolated by the crisis, it's refreshing to hear that others are also isolated, and perhaps we can connect again for a brief time.