Hillary may be from the Chicago area, but South Korea also feels like home. After teaching English in South Korea after graduating college, Hillary found the love of her life and now husband while living in South Korea for 4 years. Through his broken English and her broken Korean, they fell in love and now have 2 kids together. Hear her story of traveling the world, falling in love, learning new cultures, dealing with the pandemic, and more!

Courtney Nassau, a mom to 3 including twins, truly goes above and beyond to help parents and their kiddos. She is a pediatric NICU speech pathologist helping the tiniest of babies learn to eat. If that wasn't enough, Courtney also started her own business to help parents struggling to get their babies to take bottles after realizing there wasn't enough support out there for parents. Courtney is a delight, the definition of a go-getter, and someone always willing to help.

Gini had a not-so-average childhood being front row at concerts, meeting artists like Michael Jackson, Pearl Jam, Mandy Moore and so many more thanks to her dad working in the record industry. Little did she know she would end up following in his exact footsteps, even being trained by her own dad. Hear Gini's tale of growing up in Texas with a brother and adopted sister from China, finding her way into the record industry, breaking artists like Meghan Trainor and Camila Cabello, to settling down and having a child of her own!

This music loving mom of 2 knows the definition of hard work. After meeting her husband through sororities and fraternities at the University of Louisville, Maggie and her husband have overcome losing jobs, overcoming financial debt, and even losing 3 close family members all in 2020. Maggie is an open book here to share her tale!

From dancer, to choreographer, to business owner, to aimless artist, this mom of three knows no limits. Bridie grew up in the world of dance starting at the age of 3, to competing nationally, to eventually running her own choreographer business. Meanwhile, she was struggling with depression, pediatric epilepsy, and now MS. Hear Bridie share her story of finding herself through art even through the most difficult obstacles set forth in her way.

Vitale Buford may be a name you start to hear more whether you read her memoir "Addicted to Perfect" or if you hire her to be an executive coach for business. Vitale shares her life story of being addicted to Adderall for 10 years while being very successful professionally, to finding herself becoming sole custodian of her 4 year old nephew in the midst of finding herself again. Perfectionism may just be something that plagues you too!

Dr. Christy Lane, pediatrician, joins the podcast for the second time in 2020 to share her experiences since May handling the pandemic. Dr. Lane discusses what it's like to be a doctor right now, how she's handling being a mom at the same time, how she's staying informed every day, and how she feels about kids being in school. Dr. Lane was also in the research study to help create the Pfizer vaccine for covid-19 and received it earlier this year!

As a professor and doctor of communications, Dr. Kandi Walker has spent her career shaping the minds of college students at the University of Louisville while continuing her research constantly. Hear Kandi share her story of of finding her career as a professor then learning how to balance being a mom and researcher! Plus, she reveals what it's like to teach in 2020!

Soozie Eastman may have been raised in Kentucky, but Soozie's name is known coast to coast thanks to her work in the film industry. Soozie is well spoken, hilarious, career driven woman who blended her work life with her personal life as she made her documentary "Overload: America's Toxic Love Story". Simultaneously she also took it into her own hands to have a baby after finding out her biological clock was ticking. Hear Soozie share the story of not only her career, but her path to motherdom with its unexpected twists and turns at every corner!

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Jenny and her husband met in college, traveled the country together then eventually landed in the Kentucky area to set their roots. Shortly after having kids, Jenny felt powerless to protect them against illnesses so she decided to try elderberry syrup. That led to making elderberry for people out of her kitchen, and now all the way to a nationwide business with a storefront right here in New Albany, The Elderberry Company. Hear Jenny share her mission statement and how it's impacted her entire life and business!