Do you remember your dreams? Would you like tips to help you recall them? Today's guest author Kelly Sullivan Walden is known as America’s premiere dream expert. She is a bestselling author, certified clinical hypnotherapist, inspirational speaker, and founder of Dream-Life Coach Training. She is also the creator of the Dream Project and World Peace Caravan Youth Ambassador Program.  Kelly, known as “Dr. Dream,” has written eight books, including "It’s All in Your Dreams" and "I Had the Strangest Dream." Her newest book is "Chicken Soup for the Soul: Dreams and Premonitions." Info: https://www.kellysullivanwalden.com/

Today’s guest is educator and poet Meredith Heller. Meredith has a unique story of leaving home at the age of 13 because she was so disenchanted with society and the schooling system. She built homes in the woods along the Potomac River and spent time with other artists, musicians, and outcasts who all felt like they didn’t fit into society’s expected norms. Always creative, she began writing poetry even at her lowest points. She considers it a gift and went on to graduate school including attending Naropa University. She is the author of several books of poetry and continues to teach workshops nationally for teens and adults. Info: meredithheller.com

Are your ready to take control of your life and live from greatness? In 1996, inspired by the momentum of his own self-transformation, William Whitecloud founded a program called Living From Greatness, a personalized course dedicated to empowering participants in discovering and living their authentic nature and expressing their own creative spirit. His latest book is The Magician’s Way:  What it Really Takes to Find Your Treasure and his website is www.williamwhitecloud.com

August marks the 59th anniversary of Marilyn Monroe’s death. Here we are, this many decades later, and the star is still considered one of the most popular icons in all of Hollywood history. Today’s guest Nina Boski deeply explores the circumstances around the mystery of Marilyn’s passing. By utilizing medical reports, and speaking with physicians and other experts, she’s pieced together a fathomable understanding that addresses Marilyn’s mental illness including anxiety and possibly bi-polar disorder. She also explains how Marilyn, a complex and deeply fragmented person, constantly under pressure, became a prisoner to the image of her character. Nina explores further in her podcast, “Behind the Icon.” Info: behindtheicon.com

More mystical conversation continues today with guest Sonja Grace. She is an author, mystic, and healer who provides clarity and guidance for her international clientele. She defies time and space and works long distance, over the phone, providing healing, counseling, and spiritual processing. Sonja helps clients to transform their energy, chakras, auric field, as well as the physical body, by using energy medicine, etheric clearing, and structural and cellular healing work.  Info: www.sonjagrace.com

Do what you love, and the money will follow, so goes the familiar expression. But how can the two seemingly diverse worlds of mystical consciousness combine with the bottom-line concerns of business? Is it even possible?  Yes, it is! A business CAN be financially successful and also operate with a sense of mindfulness. Today’s guests Tami Simon, founder of Sounds True, and Sibyl Chavis, Harvard-educated attorney, have teamed up to develop a course called “The Inner MBA,” a nine-month immersion program to train leaders, entrepreneurs, managers, and employees on how to powerfully grow themselves and their companies. They talk about the importance of a leader asking the right questions and deeply listening for the answers. Sounds True is one of the most successful multimedia publishers, with more than 6,000 titles offering spiritual wisdom. This program is open to the public and begins in Sept. Info: innermba.soundstrue.com

Looking for ancient wisdom and guidance? Tune in today with guest Sonja Grace. She is an author, mystic and healer who provides immediate stability, clarity, and guidance for her international clientele. She is an energy surgeon who defies time and space and works long distance, over the phone, providing healing, counseling and spiritual processing. Through her energy medicine, etheric clearing, structural and cellular healing work, Sonja helps clients to transform their energy, chakras, auric field, as well as the physical body in all systems. Info: www.sonjagrace.com

How do you stay balanced when you have an extremely demanding life? Today’s guest, author Naz Beheshti, is the former executive assistant to Steve Jobs, so she learned first-hand what it was like to work with a high-powered, and brilliantly creative, executive. One of the insights she talks about today is managing your energy, rather than the focus being on managing your time. She is the author of “Pause. Breathe.Choose.: Become the CEO of Your Well-Being” and shares tips and steps to check-in with yourself and become much more balanced, focused, and energized. She is an executive wellness coach, speaker,  and founder of Prananaz, a corporate wellness company improving leadership effectiveness, employee well-being and engagement, and company culture. Her clients include Nike, JPMorgan Chase, First Republic Bank, UCSF, and Columbia University.  Info: NazBeheshti.com

Are you ready to change your life and live your most magical dreams, but perhaps you just don't know how to go about it? Then this is the interview for you. Listen in today as Lisa talks with author Leslie Miller about her new book “Cracking the Family Code: A Guide to Living Your Dreams.” Leslie will take you through exercises that will help you access your creative energy so you can release your old beliefs and take the steps to truly realizing your dreams. This interview originally took place shortly after the passing of Wayne Dyer. Lisa and Leslie talk about lessons they learned from him as well. Info: leslieemiller.com

Did you know that various types of food hold different “vibrations”? Today’s guest, certified aromatherapist and best-selling author Candice Covington, talks about her latest book “Vibrational Nutrition.” As a healing arts master and energy worker, Candice discovered that certain foods hold varying degrees of vibration which resonate in similar ways with people and that’s why we have certain cravings and aversions. She talks about the Ayurvedic Doshas (body types) and what food systems are best for each type. She believes in eating for the season and having a rainbow of foods in your diet. A former instructor at Ashmead College and former aroma­therapist for the Chopra Center, she is the founder of Divine Archetypes, an essential oil and flower essence company, and is the author of numerous books about health and healing. Her latest book is “Vibrational Nutrition.” Info:  www.divinearchetypes.org