There are many different areas of law, but I truly believe one of the most important — and honestly one of my favorites — is family law. Because when you really think about it, a family law attorney is part attorney, part therapist, and part crisis manager, helping people navigate some of the most emotional and life-changing moments they’ll ever face. Abby L. Ewing is in the studio. I met her nearly 17 years ago, and somehow she hasn’t aged a day!

This next episode is right up my alley because I’m a branding and marketing guy. I have a public relations firm and a podcast network, so I love meeting people who truly understand what it takes to build a powerful brand. Jeffri-Lynn Campbell is in the studio. She has an MBA, she’s the brand architect and founder of Blaze Experts, and she’s playing at the top of her game when it comes to branding.

We live in a society that’s wired, tired, and running on empty. Too many entrepreneurs say, “I’ll sleep when I die,” while putting themselves last in the name of success.

That’s why I’m excited to welcome Monica Connolly to the studio. She’s a bestselling author, keynote speaker, and my friend — and she’s here to remind us why taking care of yourself isn’t optional, it’s essential.

For 25 years, I had the privilege of working in TV news alongside some truly brilliant journalists. But my next guest stands in a league of his own. Brett Shipp is in the studio. He’s a legendary journalist, an award-winning storyteller who’s earned just about every honor this industry has to offer. Beyond the accolades, he’s become one of the most respected voices in communications — and I’m proud to call him a friend.

When it comes to practicing medicine, my next guest says there’s no more rewarding field than fertility care — helping people build the families they’ve dreamed about. Joining us in studio is Dorette Noorhasan, a nationally recognized fertility specialist, bestselling author, and host of the wildly popular Modern Parenthood podcast. She’s become a leading voice in the conversation around modern fertility, parenthood, and reproductive health, helping patients navigate one of the most emotional and important journeys of their lives.

We all have that “one day” dream—write the novel, tell the story, finally do the thing. But for most of us… that day never comes.

That’s exactly why Wendy Wildt is here.

She’s a speaker, bestselling author of the Buckets series, and she’s helping people stop waiting and start doing. In this episode, Wendy breaks down how to take that idea off the shelf, get out of your own way, and actually bring your story to life.

If you’ve been saying “one day”… this might be the moment it becomes today.

We started our podcast division and I believe 2019, and I felt we were pretty early to the game, but I can't hold a candle to my next guest Brianna Jovahn, the CEO of What's Good Productions. 

I’m a big fan of people who rise to the top of their field—and that’s exactly what my next guest has done. Joining me in studio is Amanda L. McCall, attorney and counsel at McCall Law Group.

Every entrepreneur has blind spots their team and spouse won't point out. Alison Canavan, an international speaker and transformational coach, has made it her life's work to help people see those blind spots — and she earned that expertise the hard way.

A former international model who represented Ireland in the Ford Supermodel of the World competition at 16, Alison spent decades in the spotlight while privately struggling with addiction, depression, and anxiety. Eleven years sober, she now speaks on stages worldwide about energy management, self-awareness, and the power of reconnecting with yourself in a disconnected world.

In this conversation with Jeff Crilley, Alison shares the harrowing night that led to her sobriety, the career she lost after publicly sharing her recovery story in Ireland, and why she believes that moment of losing everything was actually the best thing that ever happened to her. She also talks about her daily journal, "Change Your Day: The 5-Minute Way," a neuroscience-backed practice that helps people build gratitude and intention in just five minutes a day.

Learn more at alisoncanavan.com

Most people who pitch corporate sponsors get ignored—not because their event isn't worth sponsoring, but because they don't know how to speak the brand's language. Audra Broad has spent over thirty years on the other side of that conversation, and she knows exactly where pitches go wrong.

Audra is the President of Broad 360 Marketing. She spent nine years at Walt Disney ABC Radio building a nontraditional revenue department, then went on to manage corporate sponsorships and media for nationally ranked DFW events including Taste Addison, Kaboomtown, and Oktoberfest. She packaged Kaboomtown into a $250,000 Anheuser Busch sponsorship deal and helped raise half a million dollars for Folds of Honor through a regionalized partnership with Albertsons.

In this episode, Audra covers:
— Why the word "package" kills your credibility with corporate buyers
— How to run a proper needs analysis before you ever pitch a brand
— The "liquid to lips" principle that drives beer and beverage sponsorships
— Her plans to help nonprofits move beyond donor dependency through brand alignment

Audra's upcoming two-day live virtual master class, Land Your Next Sponsor Intensive, is designed so attendees leave with real sponsorship opportunities in motion—not just notes.

Sign up: https://broad360marketing.com/intensive
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