The Keri Croft Show

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Jason Barger  is a globally celebrated author, speaker, and consultant. He's also the brother-in-law of my business partner, Gretchen Dusseau.

This conversation with Jason highlights the more personal side of his life, including his visits to death row and the untimely death of his parents. Grab your tissues for this one.

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Regan Walsh is an executive coach, speaker, and author. Her debut book, Heart Boss, is FULL of wisdom and nuggets to help you shed your "shoulds", lighten your mental load, re-make your bed, and so much more!

Our conversation was loaded with practical advice and lessons learned. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Thank you, Regan. You're a total rockstar!

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Casey Wandell is my younger brother. 14 months younger, to be exact. He opens up about his struggle with alcohol & gambling, and how those vices were significant contributors in his divorce and the unraveling of his life. 

Fast forward and he's now 8 years sober and the owner of the largest Title Boxing franchise in the world. His story is one of struggle, self-discovery and redemption, and if I could just figure out a way to bottle this guy's energy and sell it, I'd be a billionaire.

I'm SO proud of you, Casey.  -xoxo

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Tara is the mom of 3 girls, a wife, and an earthy, spiritual human who you'd love to hang out with. In 2020, Tara's family was dealt an unthinkable hand with the terminal diagnosis of their youngest in the clan, sweet Willie. In 2021, Willie skipped away to heaven. SInce then, Tara and her family are learning to live a life weaved with grief, joy, and zen. Recently, she opened a boutique in Powell called Zen Hen to honor her daughter and to spread joy and awesomeness in her community. This woman is an absolute rockstar in my eyes, and I know you'll fall in love with her just like I did.

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Jimmie Bell played football for Ohio State and had a 3-year career in the NFL. Today, he's an empowerment coach who pulls no punches and tells you exactly how he feels. We cover everything from Youngstown, Ohio State, NFL, racism, feminism, and how hip hop culture can be used for the good or the bad.

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TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️  Some of the content in this episode might be hard to hear. 

Angie Felice is the founder of BEATZ Fitness in Powell, OH. The community she continues to build there is a reflection of who she is, and everything she gives inside and outside of her dance classes.

When Angie was sixteen years old, she was brutally attacked by her neighborhood friend, and left for dead. Her perpetrator was sentenced to forty years in prison.

In this episode, Angie opens up for the first time about that day, and how she lives by the mantra that she's a survivor and not a victim.

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Doug Ulman is the CEO of Pelotonia and a three time cancer survivor, and this conversation with him was all of the things. We talked about our shared fear of flying, we rapped to Dougie Fresh, and we even called and talked to Doug's mom. She's awesome, BTW! You can follow her and her incredible artwork @dianaulman or www.dianaulman.com.

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Tish Miller is the owner of Truluck Boutique in New Albany. She's effortlessly fashionable with a low-key, cool vibe that makes you want to be her friend.  In this conversation, we talk about how she started Truluck, divorce in her late 40's, and how she's living her best life today.

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Suraj Hinduja is improving the atmosphere in the great city of Columbus, and his role as managing director of RTRX is something he was born to do. In this conversation, we talk about the exciting things in store for RTRX 2023, gratitude, and the possibility of Suraj running for president!

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Angela Douglas is a mom of 2, a wife, and a really good human being. Serving others has been etched in the fabric of who she is since she was a little girl, and she's truly uncomfortable say in too much about it. 

Angela talks about her role at the food bank in New Albany, reflects on her time in the Army, and gives sage advice about the youth of today.