- Buckle up and get ready for a serious dose of inspiration. In this episode, I sit down with Manny Moreno. Originally from the inner city of LA, his life could’ve taken a very different path - but thanks to positive mentors he’s grown into a man on a mission, working to make the world feel good with his new movement Bueno Bueno. We talk about his learnings from van life, protecting your energy, and the power of perception. Manny’s just a burst of awesome energy, I love this dude, so glad we captured this conversation!

Reach out to Manny on instagram and @buenobueno.co

After a DUI, 5 stints in rehab, and dozens of relapses - here is Sam Morris - now 7 years sober! And, with The Unbreakable Man Project, he's helping others who are struggling find the path forward to a better life. Listen to our conversation about his personal battle with addiction, mental health, and the power of will. Sam truly is — unbreakable.

This is a feel good story of the human spirit triumphing against all odds, never giving up, and finding the courage to live the kickass life you were meant to. Shout-out to Sam for crushing it and here's to some of you listening finding the courage to follow suit.

On today’s episode, we chat with my looooong time friend and fellow business boss lady, Taylor Hurd. Listen to Taylor’s journey to finding some MAJORLY awesome confidence in her own skin. She’s living life by her own rules, and dropping some knowledge out there for anyone who wants to make their passion their life - and have a positive impact along the way!

On this episode, hear from me and fellow sober founder, Michelle Pusateri! We talk about life in the entrepreneur fast lane with her biz Nana Joes Granola! It’s real talk from us about our personal journeys into sobriety, and what we do today to help others who need it…

Today we sat down with Marnie Rae, fellow sober-sister and founder of National Mocktail Week (THAT. IS. A. THING!) HECK YA! She talks about her early days of sobriety and we swap stories on attempting to order mocktails to the confusion of many-a bartender. We also cover some some tips for managing stress and the power of mediation when you don’t have alcohol to lean on anymore.

ALSO, for those who do drink - some fun tips on how to throw more inclusive parties and not seem like a total jerk. Let’s jump into things with Marnie…

On this episode, I sit down with friend & fellow-entrepreneur Sylvie Charles of JUST DATE SYRUP — she’s a doctor-turned-date-slinger who left her career behind to bring out an all-natural alternative sweetener, Date Syrup. Spoiler alert: We made a date-sweetened brownie dough flavor together! Buckle up and hear from this incredible entrepreneur and new mom, navigating the waves of entrepreneurship!

[Recorded live with video] On today’s episode, you’ll hear from none other than my husband, Israel Martinez Moreira - or as I call him, Iz. Listen in to hear about his journey immigrating to the United States from Brazil, leaving his family & friends behind in pursuit of his “American Dream”. He’s an inspiring dude and I’m just damn proud to call him my husband.. hear it for yourself in this totally awesome episode with Iz… and we’ve got a quick update since recording this in October 2019, he’s since joined Doughp as Chief Financial Operating Officer - crushing it for Doughp on the numbers game and ops side. He’s a great compliment to my skillset and we’re lucky to have him full-time now on the Doughp Squad.

On this episode you’ll hear from Kara Goldin, founder & CEO of Hint. We talk about her passion for getting the garbage out of products, Hint’s expansion beyond water, and I ask for some pointers in navigating the world of retail!

On this episode, you’ll hear from the Executive Director of OpenRecovery, Fay Zenoff. We’ll talk about living life openly - and proudly - in recovery. We dig into my journey and what life was like getting sober in my 20’s and how it’s enabled my entrepreneurial feats! Let’s dig in… (Update 2020: Sadly OpenRecovery closed their doors on 12/31/19 as the cost of being a non-profit in San Francisco became too much even after 60 years serving the community! Their mission lives on!)