Andrew Brown is a football coach for the Boston Renegades and Seekonk High School. In this episode, Andrew discusses the role that his step-father played in his athletic career and life. He shares his love for the game of football and talks about how injuries plagued his college career. Also, Andrew mentioned about how he mentally struggled during the injury and multiple surgeries. In addition, he transitioned from the playing field to the sideline as a coach and how that process has been. Join us in this authentic discussion on football, family, and mental health.

Christina Resendes is the owner of Mountain Daze Boutique and that is a family owned business. They specialize in women's clothing, shoes, accessories, and much more. In this episode, Christina talks about her journey after high school into the beauty industry before starting her own business. We discussed toxic work environments and how they inspired us to pursue things that we were more passionate about. Also, Christina mentioned how her house burned down in late 2019 and the impact that had on her mental health. Join us in this amazing discussion about starting your own business, self-love, and mental health.

This 30th episode is dedicated to reflecting on the podcast and everything that has happened to me so far in 2020. I take some time to talk through the positive and negatives of the podcast. I used this episode as a journaling session and did no prior recordings. This is raw and unfiltered on how I've dealt with some of the emotions and feelings that have come to me this year.

K Lou is an artist, paint night instructor, and the owner of the clothing company called Rockit Apparel. In this episode, K Lou talked about the struggle of growing up in a conservative family while trying to open up about her sexuality. We discussed the importance of being yourself and the growing support for the LGBTQ community over the years. Also, K Lou talks a lot about coming into her own and becoming an artist. The passion she developed for art and helping others was a huge factor into her starting Rockit Apparel. Join us in this beautifully, open-minded discussion on self-love, sexuality, and mental health.

Nathan Ribeiro is a Physician Assistant student at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Services and a former EMT. In this episode, Nathan decided to make this conversation a message to his former self. Also, he talks about the impact of working for the family business before choosing to chase something he was more passionate about. In addition, we discussed our mental health and the significance of opening up about our feelings. Join us in the conversation about self-love, family, and mental health.

Steve Mortensen is a local barber in Bristol, Rhode Island. In this episode, Steve shares his experience on growing up in foster care. He talks about traveling to multiple states and how it was to finally find a home in Seekonk, Massachusetts. Also, he discusses what is like to have a son who was diagnosed with Autism and becoming a father. In addition, he talks about how he became a barber and the inspiration behind that. We talked a lot about mental health and creating a personal brand tied to our passions. Join us in this extremely vulnerable conversation about foster care, special needs, and mental health.

Brent Rebelo is a construction supervisor for his family business and a combat medic in the US Army National Guard. In this episode, Brent shares what it was like to join his father's company and work in construction. He mentions about how his mother adopted two children and what that experience was like. We talked about Brent's decision to join the Army and how it's become his passion. Also, we discussed the importance of traveling to other countries to broaden our perspectives. Join us in this exciting conversation about family, military, and mental health.

Julianna Fonseca is the owner of Geoff's Superlative Sanwiches in Providence, Rhode Island and will be attending law school at Roger Williams University in the fall of 2020. In this episode, Julianna shares how her family started Geoff's and why they did it. She talks about life after college and some of the struggles she encountered. We both shared similar experiences in toxic work environments which lead us to become more purpose driven. Also, we discussed her mental health battles and how that impacted her journey. Join us in this amazing conversation on life purpose, mental health, and family.

Isaiah Sanchez is a security agent at Alternative Compassion Services in Massachusetts. ACS is medical cannabis company and is a very reputable brand in the cannabis industry within Massachusetts. In this episode, we talked a lot about Isaiah's battles with his own trauma and mental health. Isaiah shared how he felt after losing his father in 2017 and how it impacted him. We got deep talking about the impact of depression and anxiety on men in 2020. Also, he mentions about breaking out of the anxiety cage and becoming who he wants to be in life. This episode is a perfect example about overcoming trauma and still being positive. Join us in this beautifully powerful conversation on trauma, healing and mental health.

Jordyn Klegraefe is a licensed esthetician and freelance makeup artist in the New England area. In this episode, Jordyn shares why she decided to get into the makeup industry. She talks about how she got into it early on in her life and how its become her passion. We discussed women empowerment and inequalities women face in 2020. Also, we got heavy into a discussion on therapy and mental health. Join us in this amazing conversation about makeup, family, and mental health.