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Valerie Cullari is a Disney princess, an author, an advocate for bullying and is the voice for her two children. Valerie's platform is Autism Awareness. Both of her children had been diagnosed at the age of two years old and her mission is to educate others about the challenges parents face bringing up children on the spectrum.

We speak about music (the universal language) and what families with children with special needs go through on a daily basis.

Valerie is a true super hero, not just a Disney princess, but a true superhero.

This interview was incredible. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Karen Correa holds a PhD. sits on the Board of Directors of many institutions and speaks about her journey from bullying, abuse and homelessness.

Karen's platform is Self-Love but can also be a host of other important things. Karen is a mentor to many people and a role model to many.

It was a real pleasure interviewing Karen. She is a strong woman that comes from an amazing family. Listen in on an amazing journey.

When I met Donna I could not believe the journey she has been on. From Faux Painting to hanging drywall (yes, hanging drywall), you would never believe this bombshell built homes!

She is an interior designer, a real estate agent, a mother, a grandmother, a chef and an entrepreneur.

Donna is a huge advocate for recovery support. Her most recent achievement is getting bill # A-5061 introduced for N.J. "Recovery Support" license Plates. This bill if passed will bring sorely needed funding for sober living and homelessness due to substance use disorders.

I am honored to even have met Donna whose goals are to help those who need it. She is an amazing woman with a beautiful heart.

Krystle Danza is a born performer. She has been a singer and actor most of her life! Krystle had no idea that after graduating from Marymount Manhattan College in 2019 as a performance major that Broadway would go dark due to the Covid-19 Pandemic. Hear how she handled it and learned how to adapt.

Krystle talks about her life as an actress, singer and most importantly the stigmas of body and weight issues; a platform she is so passionate about.

Meet Mrs. Burlington County; Sarah May Campbell. Sarah is an AMAZING woman who is a school teacher in Pennsylvania, a wife, a mom and an advocate for IBS (Crohn's and Colitis).

Sarah was diagnosed in 2018 to learn she had Crohn's disease. Hear her heartbreaking story and what she went through for 2 years!

Sarah's speaks about her teaching, her love for classic rock n roll and other fundraisers she is doing along with her mission to support Crohn's and Colitis awareness.

What an honor it was to have interviewed such an amazing woman. Don't just take her grandmothers word for it; this girl is Special!

Andrianna is running for Miss NJ International 2021. We speak about her job as a marketer, winning Miss World New Jersey, Human Trafficking and Heart Surgery. Yes...Heart Surgery.

This was such and intense interview and educational at the same time.

It won't take long for you to see how compassionate of a woman Giannina is. Giannina is a wife, mother, school teacher, a lover of all animals and is on a quest to end Child Hunger. Giannina speaks about the stark contrast in culture when coming from Peru and how different things were for her when she started attending school in the US. She also speaks about why she chose to teach as a profession. Growing up in Lima Peru, Giannina remembers what it was like to see children selling candy on the side of the roads. It was that image, that remains with her today that has her on the quest to leave no child hungry. Giannina, along with her amazing husband Chris, (@chriscookscrazy) have done fundraisers to help bring awareness to such a great cause. Here is a message from Giannina: As your Mrs. Ocean County International 2021, I would like to continue my efforts in bringing awareness and influencing change on the issue of "Hunger in America". This is a cause I hold dear to my heart as I have witnessed the negative effects hunger has on children and students. No Kid Hungry focuses on providing funds to various school district's nutrition programs throughout the U.S. Despite our students not being in school due to the Covid Pandemic, these programs are on the ground providing children with much needed daily food and meals. Please consider supporting this cause and help me in my efforts of "Ending Hunger". Thank you for your support! No Kid Hungry Link 🧡 http://join.nokidhungry.org/site/TR/PFR/DD_Pers_Fund_13?px=3986621&pg=personal&fr_id=1473

As Ms. Jersey Shore International 2021, and also a Domestic Violence Survivor, I feel so passionately about helping other women and children escape and heal from domestic abuse in their own home. Through the last year with COVID challenges, the Providence House of Catholic Charities has overgrown their safehouse. Mothers are living with their children in hotel rooms right now and need our help. Currently 56 women and their children need support. Thank you for your generous donation and support! Ms. Jersey Shore International 2021 GOFUNDME LINK: (to support)

https://charity.gofundme.com/o/en/campaign/domestic-violence-support-for-jersey-shore-victims?fbclid=IwAR3S3R8mbuVFUv0Dhm1qwpK_pYk-OAQ2BcO5iTOK6vVZfPL21lWW_8v8Xcs PROVIDENCE HOUSE LINK: (to learn more) https://www.catholiccharitiestrenton.org

Have you ever met someone and felt like you've known them forever? Meet Mary Moulds. She is magnetic! Once you start talking to her you immediately recognize the beautiful woman she is.

Mary runs the New Jersey International Pageant and is instrumental in giving the women of New Jersey a platform to educate the world on topics such as MS, eating disorders, bullying, domestic violence and so much more.

It was truly an honor to interview such an amazing woman!

Jacqueline DiPasquale is the entire package. She is beautiful, smart, empathetic and is on a mission to bring awareness to bullying; a platform she has supported for over a decade.

Jacqueline was crowned Miss NJ International 2020 in March.

Jackie shares her story with us and speaks about life at 7 years old and being bullied all the way thru college.

Watching Jackie you'd never expect she was a victim of bullying as she exudes confidence and self esteem. Remember, NO bully in the world is strong enough to hurt you!