Today, I’m excited to be driving to California to chat with Neal Engstrom. Neal is a father of three, a Harvard and Stanford graduate, the head of a real estate investment fund, and an author. A true Californian, Neal was raised on the beach, worked as a pilot, and has lived in various places—including Japan. His new book, Your Life Path, is out now. Find out more about Neal at: www.NealEngstrom.com

Today, we’re driving down to Lakewood Ranch, Florida, to chat with Kenneth Tyler — or as his friends call him, Kenny. Kenny is a semi-retired CPA turned author living his best life.

Find out more at: You can learn more and connect with Kenny at www.huntingtheredfox.com 

Welcome to The Relatable Voice podcast! Today, we have another episode in our Resilient Women series. I’m joined by my co-host, Vicky Oliver. Vicky is an author of multiple books and a nonfiction editor. Together, we’ll be speaking with incredible women who have transformed their challenges into strength. You can also read more about Jeannette in The Relatable Voice magazine’s May issue. Download it for free at www.relatable-media.com.

**This episode discusses sensitive topics, including experiences of trauma, loss, and suicidal thoughts. If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out for support. Resources such as hotlines and professional counseling are available. Listener discretion is advised.

Today, we’re heading to the beautiful San Francisco Bay Area to speak with someone whose life reads like a movie — filled with courage, creativity, reinvention, and deep healing.

Our guest is the incredibly inspiring Diana Morgan Dean — a woman who has worn more hats than most people do in three lifetimes: actress, award-winning photojournalist, ordained minister, sailor, and now, first-time author of the powerful memoir Compost Happens: Growing a Flourishing Life After Childhood Abuse.

Diana’s story is proof that it’s never too late to speak your truth — her debut book was published at 80 years old! Visit dianamorgandean.com to learn more.

Welcome to the Resilient Women Series from Relatable Media. I’m your host, Lucia Matuonto, and Vicky Oliver is co-hosting with me. Today we bring you one of the most touching stories of resilience we have ever heard. Hanani Aden is a survivor!

Hello and welcome to The Relatable Voice podcast! Today, we’re heading to California to chat with Dr. Ran Anbar. Dr. Anbar is a pediatric pulmonologist who has been offering hypnosis and counseling to children and young adults for over 27 years. Ten years ago, he founded Center Point Medicine, focusing exclusively on hypnosis and counseling. He is also the author of The Life Guide for Teens. Find out more at: https://centerpointhypnosis.com/books/the-life-guide-for-teens

Hello, everyone, and welcome back to The Relatable Voice Podcast! I’m so excited about today’s episode because we’re heading to Canada to speak with a truly inspiring guest. Joining us today is Tong Ge, a talented author with a fascinating background.

Tong holds a bachelor’s degree in Finance and Banking and a master’s in Agricultural Economics, but she has since taken an incredible leap into the world of literature. Her latest book, The House Filler, is out now. Find out more at: https://tong-ge.com/

Lucia: Welcome to The Relatable Voice podcast! Today, we have another episode in our Resilient Women series. I’m joined by my co-host, Vicky Oliver. Vicky is the author of multiple books and a nonfiction editor. Together, we’ll be speaking with incredible women who have transformed their challenges into strength.

Today, we are launching a brand-new series: Resilient Women. I’m joined by my co-host, Vicky Oliver. Together, we’ll speak with incredible women who have transformed their challenges into strength. Our guest today is Sheri-Lynn, whose journey of resilience, advocacy, and breaking stereotypes is truly inspiring. **This episode discusses suicide and grief. Listener discretion is advised.

Hello and welcome to The Relatable Voice Podcast! Today we are driving to California to chat with Marianne Klein. Marianne was born in Budapest and survived WWII. She experienced motherhood, divorce, and pursued several professions. She enjoys reading, writing, and painting in her spare time and has recently published her fourth book, "Farewell, Paris." 

Find out more at: https://inklein2productions.com/art-by-marianne-klein/