Darleene Peters is a proud native of New Orleans! Darleene recently celebrated her 25th Anniversary as a practicing Louisiana Lawyer!

She is a Partner at Irwin Fritchie Urquhart Moore & Daniels, and serves as Chairperson of the firm’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee.  When she began working at the firm, she was its first ever African American Attorney.  In 2022, she became its first African American female Partner. 

Throughout her tenure, she has primarily worked in the civil defense arena.  She is also the Chairperson of the firm's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee.   

Darleene is also double certified in Health and Wellness Coaching and Nutrition Coaching.  She is the Founder and CEO of Deep Wellness NOLA, her own holistic health and wellness coaching company, where she focuses on serving as a resource for addressing quality of life issues using a holistic approach.  She serves a Wellness Contributor, Speaker, and Writer for a number of associations and organizations and is committed to improving her own health and well-being, as well as others.  She has a special passion for empowering women to empower them to take charge of their health, wellness, and well-being, so they can achieve all they desire in personal and professional lives.

Last, but certainly not least, Darleene is a Wife and Mom to three young adult “children” and considers her Family to be her greatest accomplishment and blessing.

Brittany is a self compassion advocate who helps women uncover their critical voices and treat themselves like they would treat a good friend. She believes that self compassion is the tool that will free women from the traps of comparison, guilt, and perfectionism. 

Brittany is on a mission to help women thrive in life by connecting with nature through high-adventure retreats, connecting with themselves through self compassion and connecting with other women through vulnerability. She organizes outdoor events and retreats, as well as coaches women on their journey of learning self-compassion.

In this episode we discuss:

Dog-sledding Retreat in Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Backpacking the the Tetons

Competitiveness

Suicidal Ideation

Self-Compassion

Solo podcast with Seth and Stephanie diving into their personal approach, struggles and habits with the health-promoting habits of movement. 

Much discussion is given to their practice of Yoga... Stephanie's love of Hot Yoga, and Seth's current goal of doing 100 consecutive days of yoga. 

The many scientific studies validating the practice of yoga, breathing and meditation. 

The discussion continues with the subject of lean muscle mass, sarcopenia and resistance training. 

If you are a woman over 30, this is a must-listen episode with many valuable insights to investing in your personal health.

McKenna Woolley is an Intuitive Artist and CEO of  Méora Studios. She believe fully in Holistic Motherhood and trusting the inner compass of her feminine intuition. 
In this episode we dive deep into some seriously important subjects...

At home and Unassisted Birth
Sourdough Bread Making
Emotional Release
Loss of an infant Child
Processing Grief
Emotional Healing
Sound Baths

Patty Boam experienced childhood trauma that left her paralyzed and broken.  As an adult, a wife and mother of three, the ghosts of her past demanded her to choose the path of healing.  Faced with the choice between mediocrity and greatness, her personal healing journey began.   She is a certified Holistic Health Practitioner, Health Coach, Life Coach, Herbalist and a published author of multiple books, including "From Trauma to Triumph".

Solo episode where we dive into the subjects of vulnerability; healthy submission in relationships and also finding peace in submitting ourselves to God's timing in life. 

Origins of The Forever Young Show podcast and more!

Tiffany serves as the CEO for Days for Girls, an international education and relief organization that distributes sustainable menstrual health solutions to girls who would otherwise miss school during their monthly periods. She has seen time and again the dedication of the DfG network, and truly believes Days for Girls attracts the best people on the planet.

This episode is packed with perspective and insight into the healthy ecosystem surrounding menstrual health, self-care supplies and education that is integral to women's and societal health. 

Florence Larroca was the first female to achieve the Executive Vice-President position at Campbell Soup Hispanic Division. After 20+ years in the corporate world she started her entrepreneurial career. Her life took a sudden turn when she suffered a severe TBI. She was a single mother of three kids and for 13 year felt hopeless and lost, struggling to learn to live with her 'new normal'. 

With faith in God and an unwavering belief, she preserved and carried the burdens which had been placed on her shoulders. 

Taking a new approach to her health, she began to see dramatic improvements in her daily condition and capabilities.  Today Florence draws on her health journey and deep leadership background to teach women in the English and Spanish-speaking communities about health and entrepreneurship. 

From Living in a car to running a million-dollar global health business, this single mom and daughter duo is showcasing a powerful success model for women around the world.  

This podcast is for every single mom that has experienced hard times in her life; would do anything to give their children a better life. From the hard times to the happy times, they always have eachother’s back. The most important thing in their lives is living healthy, experiencing love, and sharing what they have to help other people.

I love being a women! That's what Tish had to say about her life. Every woman needs to know that she is enough. She is of infinite worth; that inside of her are treasures of infinite value.
Tish is a home-town Idaho girl who fell in love with an Utah boy who took out of that small town and introduced her to the world. Tish serves a dual role as the secretary and board member for Hearts and Hands for Humanity, a non-profit focused on health and education work in East Africa. She is the mother of 5 awesome kids and 5 beautiful grandbaby girls. She love to travel and see the fantastic world God created.  Professionally, she works in a hospital where she thrives as a service-minded professional.  Ask her about her personal 'dream' and this is what she'll tell you..."My dream one day is to have land in the country where all my kids and their families can live close and  we can raise  a million puppies."