The Spread Love Movement Podcast

Today’s guest is Kristina Kuzmic. Kristina’s energy is infectious! She’s also one of the most open and vulnerable people I’ve had a chance to chat with. She held nothing back when talking about her past when she was suicidal and at the lowest point of her life. Her journey of how she went from that Kristina to the self-loving and positive Kristina she is today is remarkable. While in that dark place, she shares the one thing she thought she could contribute to the world, and even though that one thing didn’t seem like much, it was the catalyst that transformed her entire life. We talk about how hurt people hurt people and instead of trying to hurt them back, finding empathy for them and realizing they need our love the most. We each share a story of how someone attacked us via social media. And instead of reciprocating, we responded with love and compassion, which is then exactly how they responded back to us, it’s really beautiful. It was an honor to talk with her.

Today’s guest is Danny Morel. He’s a Spiritual Leader who will guide you in awakening your potential. He has helped thousands of people transform their lives through his books, events, retreats and seminars. Danny will help you heal your self-limiting beliefs and lead you to reconnect with your life’s truest purpose and power. There’s simplicity in the foundation of his teachings, which is that every single thing in our outer world is just a reflection of our inner world. Once you understand that as truth, it changes everything. We chat about meditation, taking walks in nature, mindfulness, ayahuasca, the fact that love is who we all truly are, and much more.

Today’s guest is Bobby Picciotto. He’s the Co-owner of Awarehouse, which is a Transformation Studio offering foundational mind-body practices for all to experience the joys of healing, growth and awakening. They offer online classes such as guided meditation, breath work, yoga, sound healing, and many others. I’m so appreciative of Bobby, he has such a calming and peaceful energy. I learned so much during our conversation and he gave me new perspectives to aid in my growth, I know he’ll do the same for you. He has such a beautiful mind and I’m honored to share his thoughts and teachings with you.

Today’s guest is Kathleen Munroe. She’s such an awesome person and it’s really cool that we’re actually family now because I just got married and she’s my wife’s cousin. I also want to give so much love and congratulations to her and her partner since they just got engaged! Kathleen is super talented, she’s an Actor, Writer, and Musician. She’s been in FBI, Patriot, A Perfect Plan, S.W.A.T., and Chicago Med, among many others. She has such a beautiful mind and I love her perspective throughout the entire episode. We chat about the power, importance, and beauty of vulnerability. About having a loving, open, accepting and understanding heart especially when we disagree with someone. We talk about all things love and how fear can be the driving force behind so much of the hate in this world. I’m really grateful for our conversation.

Today’s guest is Leon Logothetis. He’s a global adventurer, Motivational Speaker, Best-Selling Author, and the Host of the Kindness Diaries. Season 1 and 2 are available right now on Discovery +, definitely go check it out! In The Kindness Diaries, Leon travels the world with no money, and gets around purely relying on the kindness of strangers who provide his gas, food, and shelter. In some situations Leon surprises an unsuspecting good samaritan, who showed him kindness, with a life-changing gift. I can’t tell you what an honor it was to have Leon as a guest on the podcast. I first watched the Kindness Diaries over a year ago and was blown away by his courage and vulnerability, but mostly by the beautiful acts of humanity and kindness he received.

Today’s guest is Fallon Lev. Her last name means heart in Hebrew. She’s a Retreat Leader, Spiritual Mentor, Yoga Teacher, and such an incredibly beautiful soul. Fallon was hit by a car while on her Vespa scooter 9 months ago. She broke her pelvis in 4 places and couldn’t walk for 3 months. She used this tragedy to transform her spiritual practice to a place of even more love, gratitude, and growth. She shares why she is actually grateful for this experience and how it was nourishing for her soul. How she handled it and what she gained from this situation is nothing short of extraordinary. I’m in awe of her inner beauty, peace, and resilience.

Today’s guest is Tyler Bastian. He’s the principal at Roots, a farm-based high school in Utah, where he promotes positive and loving education for all students. There, the students experience the full cycles of nature from birth to life to death as they care for the plants and animals that in turn provide their nourishment. It’s beautiful that they are reconnecting with nature and our food, which so many of us have lost connection with. One of their core principles resides in the numbers 243, which mean we love you. At every point in the school 243 is visible, which reminds every student that they are loved. At the school they base everything they do around the foundation of love and acceptance.

Today’s guest is Marta Solomon. She’s the Founder of Skadmas, which creates awareness, opportunity, and a global platform for talented artisans from developing countries and underrepresented communities around the world. Skadmas creates an online presence for artisans to share their beautiful and original products globally. At www.skadmas.com you can purchase one of a kind leather bags, jewelry, and accessories. During our episode, Marta shares her story of how she was inspired to start her company. She also chats about her vision and goal of where she sees it in the future. Marta is an incredibly beautiful soul always thinking about how she can help others, which really shines through during our conversation.

Today’s guest is Kirby Heyborne. He’s the star of the TV show Making Good, which is available on BYU TV. Most importantly he’s a super loving, kind, vulnerable and compassionate soul who I’m so thankful to have connected with. During each episode, Kirby volunteers with charities and non-profit organizations that are making good in their communities. During our episode he shares a beautiful and uplifting story about one of the most memorable moments he had while helping out an organization on the show. We also bond over our love of gratitude and he shares how he practices gratitude every day and the massive impact that has had on his life.

Todays guest is April Gulotti. She’s the Founder of The Maji Movement, a non-profit which is improving access to clean water for families living in rural Tanzania with a focus on education, sustainability, and community empowerment. 100% of the proceeds will be leveraged to build biosand water filters, providing communities in Tanzania with sustainable and long term access to clean drinking water. They are also educating community members on how to properly build, install, and maintain biosand filters while deepening their understanding of the importance of clean water on one’s overall health. To fulfill their mission they are connecting villages in Tanzania with schools based in the US by bringing the discussion of the global water crisis into the classroom setting. All of this info and how to donate is available online at www.themajimovement.org