The conclusion of the powerful interview with Leslie Mayne.

Hilary Bailey Burnett invited us into her Seattle store for this edition of Regina’s Round Table and boy, was this a treat. I felt like Hilary was speaking my language, so I hope you enjoy it too.

Hilary Bailey Burnett opens up about how a few major decisions and life changes, brought her to the place of “doing hard things”. Her insight of putting her relationship with her husband of 34 years before the needs of her 4 children is a breath of fresh air and something that me and my husband strive to do as well. She talks about transitioning her life and becoming a business owner at the young age of 56, and inspires us to also take leaps. Hilary is what I would describe as the definition of a “classy” woman. She is kind, confident, beautiful, stylish, and communicates in a way that makes you feel comfortable and not less then. I hope you enjoy this conversation with Hilary. Make sure to stop by her amazing store, next time you are in Pioneer Square.

Episode #005 of Regina's Round Table is here. Check out my interview w/ Founder and President of Heritage Distilling Company Jennifer Hansen Stiefel sat down with me earlier this month.

Jennifer and her husband Justin opened Heritage 7 years ago and have since, have grown it to a bustling, award winning, and successful brand. You can't go to many grocery stores or do much driving around without seeing their logo.

Listen as Jennifer talks about her role in that growth and balancing it all out with a loving marriage and 3 busy children.

Yesterday Leslie Mayne of the Permission To Start Dreaming Foundation came out to the studio and recorded our third episode.

It was literally.......one of the coolest, most emotional, and "real" afternoons I have had in awhile.

Leslie is the founder of the Race for the Soldier and the Permission to Start Dreaming Foundation. She started both after losing her son Kyle after his return home from bravely serving our country.

IF YOU have EVER experienced tragedy in your life; struggled with depression, suicide, or those things hit close to home for you.......you will want to watch this.

I believe, that through the sharing of stories we can begin to understand each others struggles. Understanding leads to empathy, and through empathy we can begin to help each other get through, what I think, is a mental health crisis.ilmed episode 003 of Regina's Round Table with Leslie Mayne yesterday.

It was literally.......one of the coolest, most emotional, and "real" afternoons I have had in awhile.

Leslie is the founder of the Race for the Soldier and the Permission to Start Dreaming Foundation. She started both after losing her son Kyle after his return home from bravely serving our country.

IF YOU have EVER experienced tragedy in your life; struggled with depression, suicide, or those things hit close to home for you.......you will want to watch this.

I believe, that through the sharing of stories we can begin to understand each others struggles. Understanding leads to empathy, and through empathy we can begin to help each other get through, what I think, is a mental health crisis.

Presenting Episode 002 with Amy Flippo, mom of 3 daughters, Owner/Operator of Harbor Nest with Windermere Professional Partners, wife of a first responder and general ray of sunshine.

Regina's Round Table: Episode 1 with Kim Camuso of Omni Essential & Jamie Mullen of Harbor Life Chiropractic. The ladies talk being working moms, mom guilt, origin stories, earthquakes, and snack jackets. Enjoy!