This Episode i talk to Angela Giese 

Angela is a web developer and content creator who lives near Seattle WA USA along with her husband and two dogs. 

For her career, she loves to code and make websites easy to use on any device and any browser. As a web developer, her focus is on the functionality of websites and web apps. Her job is to help create great experiences for your users that align with marketing and design plans.

She is a huge nerd and loves games, anime, cosplay, reading, sci-fi and fantasy shows. Plus she like crafts and has a ton of interests, which makes her a Renaissance Woman. You could call her a ‘real’ and fair person with a casual and friendly demeanor. Her creative side comes out in personal projects and hobbies.

If anyone knows what it means to be a mother, a wife, a business owner…and most of all a woman (all at once), it would definitely be Krista.  Krista has experienced ups, downs, wins, and loses – ultimately using every experience as a learning lesson not only to learn from herself, but to also help other people who are/may have experienced the same thing.

If you were to ask Krista for her professional and personal resume, you would see something like this:

As you can see, Krista has a multitude of experience and can pretty much relate to a lot in life. 

Listen in as i find out how she managed to attain all this success 

In this episode we meet Miranda Young from Ghost Biker Explorations 

Miranda has always been interested in the paranormal for as long as she can remember. As a child, you could find her in the library reading books about ghosts and folklore, or visiting with her grandmother who would often share stories about growing up in the Appalachian Mountains.

Find out how Miranda went from childhood enthusiast to paranormal investigator and some of the scary things that happened along the way.

In this episode i chat with Marc Grossberg. 

Marc Grossberg is an observer and a listener.  He has a passion for his family, friends and clients, and for books that entertain and provoke him. He has practiced law in his native Houston for over fifty years. Somehow he overcame being a Board Certified tax lawyer and one of the Best Lawyers in America© to write The Best People. Marc is a proud product of the Houston public schools, the University of Houston and the University of Texas School of Law.  He lives in the NOW and goes wherever his “green light” tells him the intersection might be interesting.

This episode i interview Tristan J Miller 

Tristan Miller is an actor, comedian, filmmaker, podcaster, mental health advocate, and writer.

As an actor, he has recently starred in The Ghost and The Writer, Dir. Christina Tucker. He currently has two short films in pre-production, a mocumentary, Sound and Fury and a romantic comedy, The Bet.

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As a writer, he has been featured in The Good Men Project and Stigma Fighters.

Tristan hosts, edits, and produces three podcasts: Positive and Negative, The Amateur Detective Club, and Anime-Zing Podcast.

As a comedian, he is currently touring on a one-man comedy show called, Manic Impressive.

Comedian Gary Gulman calls him, “Ahead of most comedians his age,” Myq Kaplan says “A supremely kind, creative and highly motivated man,” and his older sister calls him “An idiot man-child with no sense of survival skills. Why did you bring him on this camping trip, mom?”

This episode my guest is Storme Smith. 

Storme Smith is a writer and publisher from the Carolinas. He has written screenplays for RockHeart Films, Graphic Novels for the Pack, and has been published by Dark Horse Comics. In 2016, he founded Buno Publishing LLC, which has published a half-dozen books including the ALA Nominated “Light” by Rob Cham. Buno is currently distributed by Ingram-Consortium out of Minneapolis. He can be found on IG @stormesmithbuno and Twitter @stormesmith.

In October, 2019, Xane set off on an adventure of a lifetime. After 20+ years as a producer in the video game industry, and armed with his home-made camper van, Samsāra, and his beloved whippet, Whisper, Xane took the leap to live his dream and travel the continent as a healer, speaker, teacher, and student. This episode i interview xane and find out what made him make such a life change.

in this episode despite covid internet issues i interview the awesome Mark London Williams.

Mark London Williams writes books in the wilds of L.A., while contemplating dimensional rifts and hidden histories. He was also a columnist for the paper "Below the Line," where he wrote about Hollywood and its discontents. He's slung ink and pixels for Variety, the LA Times, and other on and offline publications. He's scripted comics, published a coyote poem or two, and had a slew of produced plays, in venues ranging from California to London. He also teaches writing, at Disney's Creative Academy, the Sewanee Young Writers' conference, and other places. He draws fairly constant inspiration from his two sons, who are growing so fast, the dimensional rift may actually reside in his own living room.

On this episode my guest is Ryan Stanley

Ryan is a lifelong entrepreneur who is known for his impressively natural ability to connect with, understand and empower those who are in pursuit of and willing to make significant changes in their personal and professional lives so they can end up being the best versions of themselves. Since graduating from The Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC) in 2009 as a Certified Professional Coach (CPC) Ryan has changed the lives of hundreds of clients from all walks of life. More recently, Ryan has also been working at his alma mater as both an Admissions Coach, where he closed almost $22 Million in sales in 8 years, and as their first ever Internal Coach where he coached staff from entry level to C suite on everything from daily professional growth to how they want to show up energetically in other more personal areas of their life.

In July of 2019 Ryan published his first book titled 'Be Patient, Be Present, Be Joyful: A First Aid Kit for the Emotional Bumps, Scrapes, and Bruises of Life'. It can be found anywhere that books are sold and on his own website at https://www.ryanstanley.com/

This episode i interview Paul Forchione. As an infant he was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. The doctors detected this diagnoses when he was just an infant. The doctor told his mom he would never be able to walk and she should get him comfortable in a wheelchair. His mom disagreed with the doctor and went on an extreme search to find a specialist that could help. Today he speaks about his incredible journey to recovery and what he is now doing with his life to help others.