Sakura joins us to talk about her struggles and how that spiraled into the need for a month long break from social media, why she was feeling lost, becoming a mom and keeping your own identity even after having a child.

The most common question and comment we get is how we eat the way we do? Diana explores more of the comments she has been getting about her looks and body image. We talk about how even comments that are meant well can have an negative effect on us. 

Gabe joins us and we go deep into one of the darkest periods of his life, how he moved out of that space, vulnerability, how social media can affect mental health, perspective and forgiveness. 

We're Backkk!! And we're talking about Joe's big news, knowing your worth, standing up for yourself and learning how to not be used in any situation.

Diana, Joe and Emilia are joined by their first in studio listener. They talk about dating adventures, perceptions of food influencers eating everywhere for free, their love of cheese and some other local favorites and doing things that make you happy.

Will it ever be enough? Brandon and Diana explore their feelings as business owners and constantly trying to accomplish the next thing and spiraling when it doesn't work out the way we planned. Brandon also talks about losing his biggest cheerleader, how being in business for 4 years has gone so far and plenty more. 

Keifer Gilbert, a popular ex bartender, shares his journey of starting his career in Old Town Scottsdale, drinking and using getting a little out of hand, becoming a father and what happened to make him want to change his life and exit the bar scene. 

Allison the Founder of Teaspressa, speaks all about her early and fast success at age 24. She experienced everything from being on Shark Tank, participating in Tory Burch's business group, being in Vogue and so much more. She was growing a ton every year, until Covid hit and then things went dark and she became numb. She had to work to get back to her normal self, re-evaluate what was important and what she could control and then she was able to double her sales.