Can you imagine the journey of being born a female, coming to realize how unhappy that makes you, and trying to figure out how to get to a happy place? Riley’s journey twists and turns through realization, foster care, addiction, self harm, hard work, and eventually to true love. This conversation only scratched the surface of all the PURE GOLD that is Riley. I’m into him. You can expect him to be a regular on this show, unless he gets too busy doing his own podcast!

Three smart women, with open hearts and eyes, learning from a book about slavery. And how it continued long after legal abolishment and contributed to the mess we are in today. We also talk about city budgets, what does it really mean to defund the police? How we are talking with our kiddos, plus strategizing about how can three Moms can make an impact.

Three smart women, with open hearts and eyes, learning from a book about slavery. And how it continued long after legal abolishment and contributed to the mess we are in today. We also talk about city budgets, what does it really mean to defund the police? How we are talking with our kiddos, plus strategizing about how can three Moms can make an impact.

This is an interview with a father of three who is an example of how people can change and see the world in a different way. Dickie explains how his upbringing and how he was treated as a teenager affected his cultural views and attitudes. Hear how folks in his community rallied around him, educating him and opened his heart to advocate for all humans. He is trying to educate himself, looking deep inside to erase racism in his family in the generation that he is responsible for raising.

This is an interview with a father of three who is an example of how people can change and see the world in a different way. Dickie explains how his upbringing and how he was treated as a teenager affected his cultural views and attitudes. Hear how folks in his community rallied around him, educating him and opened his heart to advocate for all humans. He is trying to educate himself, looking deep inside to erase racism in his family in the generation that he is responsible for raising.

Want to know how you go from freezing your eggs, to finding Mr. Right, to chemotherapy? This is probably one of the most beautiful and redemptive stories I’ve witnessed in my lifetime! Listen to the end for a beautiful surprise about a bond between family - and especially sisters!

Jai Hudson grew up in Huntington Beach and went to our schools and still resides in our community. This is a jaw-dropping conversation about what it feels like to live here and why it’s so important for all of us to rally up together and speak out about racism that resides in our city.

Jai Hudson grew up in Huntington Beach and went to our schools and still resides in our community. This is a jaw-dropping conversation about what it feels like to live here and why it’s so important for all of us to rally up together and speak out about racism that resides in our city.

Jai Hudson grew up in Huntington Beach and went to our schools and still resides in our community. This is a jaw-dropping conversation about what it feels like to live here and why it’s so important for all of us to rally up together and speak out about racism that resides in our city.

Part 3/3 - Devin Johnson is a father, a husband, and from just a few generations back, a descendent of black slaves and their white masters. He himself can pass for white, however he knows the importance of knowing his heritage and passing it onto his children. This three part conversation combines intellect, vulnerability, and honesty about what it’s like to be frustrated to see racism still existing and what we can do to help. Suffice it to say, I learned a lot about race relations (and just life) from this phenomenal human!