Hello, and welcome to The Relatable Voice podcast! Today we’re heading to Burlington, Ontario, to chat with James Benson. James is an actor, husband, and dad who loves boating, snowboarding, and hitting the gym. He’s here to share a little bit about himself, his career journey, and his creative projects with us.

Find out more at: @james.benson.1

Today, we’re heading over to the Jersey Shore—yes, with real sand and real stories—because our guest is the lovely Kristina Rienzi.

Kristina is a certified professional coach, a doctoral student, and a novelist who writes everything from thrillers to applied psychology. She’s the author of the uplifting book 5 Happy Choices, and she’s turning her story Winter Road into a screenplay as we speak. Oh—and she’s also a full-time mom, Hallmark movie fan, and total Yacht Rock enthusiast.

Find out more at:  KristinaRienzi.com 

With us today is Bianca D’Alessio—ranked the #1 Real Estate Broker in New York City and New York State, and #14 in the nation for 2022. She’s the star of Selling the Hamptons on HBO Max, founder of The Masters Division, and Managing Director for Nest Seekers Development Marketing.

Hello and welcome back to The Relatable Voice Podcast! Today we’re heading to Sonoma County, California, to meet someone who’s worn many hats—police officer, chief, corporate executive, consultant, teacher, and now, author.

Our guest is Brian Brady, the brilliant mind behind the Fog City Stories series.  Find out more at: www.goldengatetales.com

Joining us today is Blair Sorrel. Blair is an author, innovator, and animal lover. She was Free Time’s “Dollarwise Dilettante” columnist and Together Dating Service’s matchmaker. She founded StreetZaps to protect dogs and people from stray voltage. Blair has written a memoir about her experience with Schizoid Personality Disorder. The memoir, A Schizoid at Smith: How Overparenting Leads to Underachieving, details Blair’s struggles with it.

Hello and welcome to The Relatable Voice podcast — the show where we explore stories, creativity, and voices that connect us all. I’m your host, Lucia Matuonto, and today we’re diving into the fascinating world of music, legacy, and history.

We have a truly special guest — Bill Holst. Bill is the curator of the Alan Hovhaness legacy, family archivist, and co-author of the upcoming memoir Alan Hovhaness: Unveiling One of the Greatest Composers of the 20th Century.

Hovhaness, a prolific and enigmatic composer, has influenced many yet remains somewhat of an underappreciated figure in mainstream classical music. Bill is here to shed light on this remarkable man’s life, music, and the mysteries surrounding his legacy.

For more information visit: https://alanhovhanessmusic.com/

Buckle up, listeners! Today, we’re steering our RV straight to sunny Florida to catch up with a very special guest, Cristina Matta. it’s the second time we’re giving her a ride! 

Cristina is a writer, adventurer, and linguist who holds a Master’s in Applied Linguistics. She’s fluent in Spanish, an avid traveler, and the creative mind behind the Crack the Case mystery series. You may remember her from our earlier chat, but today she’s bringing even more stories, insights, and updates from her writing journey.

 Follow her online, and sign up for her blog at CrackTheCaseBooks.com. 

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Her latest book, The Year of Dating Myself: How My Solo Tour Healed More Than Just My Heartbreak, is out now. ou can connect with her at abbyrosmarin-author.com and follow her on Instagram at @abbyrosmarin.

With us today is Danielle Corrie, the published author of Teida’s Story. Growing up, Danielle confronted phobias, self-doubt and bullying. She was ridiculed for being of a different culture to others in the classroom. She was told that she wasn’t good enough to pursue the subjects she enjoyed. But today Danielle is a published author.

Hello and welcome to The Relatable Voice podcast! Today, we’re heading to Utah to speak with Beth McDonough, a former TV crime reporter turned author and speaker. She’s the author of STANDBY, a powerful and unfiltered memoir about addiction, recovery, and rebuilding after public downfall. From reporting the news to becoming it, Beth’s journey is raw, real, and inspiring.