Since the pandemic began, suicide has risen more than 30% across the nation. In this episode we talk with a woman whose 19 year old son completed suicide, changing her life forever.

Autism and being “on the spectrum” have become more common place, but it’s still a struggled. Services and diagnostics are focused more on children, leaving the adult population on their own.

We’re welcoming two guests on today’s show, Ariana Harris and Laurence O’Bryan.

Sometimes, our identity and experiences come into conflict with traditional expectations and social norms. In this episode, we talk with our guest about being ourselves and accepting ourselves as we are, even if our reality does not match social norms.

What would you do differently if your only way to get to the nearest town was to hire a float plane once or twice each year? You’d be surprised how much even city dwellers can benefit from knowing some of these answers.

Music. Most often, we think of it as something that plays in the background while we’re driving, making dinner, or watching a movie.

How is it that birds don’t need pockets and are just fine and yet, humans appear to have such a difficult time tapping into the natural abundance of life? We explore this and more with one of our most popular guests, Abundologist, Renee Spears.

This week, we welcome two experts: one in hydration and the other in book marketing. With cold and flu season here, we felt it important to seek out ways to support health – without nasty side effects.

Mothers often come to a point when they look in the mirror and realize they no longer know who they are. They’ve become grumpy, depressed, and feel lost.

As the father of a young son, Michael Coles enjoyed the experience of telling bedtime stories. During his divorce, he missed those moments. Surely, he thought, there is an app to make that possible. But there wasn’t. So he invented it.