In Episode 6, we have a conversation with Rona Berg, editor-in-chief of Organic Spa Media, longtime journalist and best-selling author of ‘Beauty: The New Basics and Fast Beauty: 1000 Quick Fixes.’ Rona discusses finding balance between her personal and journalistic practices and her life’s passion for living sustainably. We find that in a world full of opposites keeping a positive attitude and finding the middle ground is important.

To learn more about Rona Berg and Organic Spa Media visit https://www.organicspamagazine.com.

In Episode 5, Connie Zack, Owner of Sunlighten Saunas and Sunlight Day Spa speaks about the healing benefits of infrared therapies. Connie and her husband Aaron have taken these therapeutic wavelengths and figured out how to focus them to get only the healing properties into the body. This type of infrared treatment can aid the body in eliminating toxins trapped in the body that can't be detoxed in any other way. Effects can include a clearer mind, increased energy, improved cardiovascular health, reduced inflammation, and cellular repair.

To learn more and connect with Connie visit sunlighten.com or sunlightdayspa.com.

In Episode 4, we have a conversation with Josh Heath, Outdoor Adventure Manager at The Lodge at Woodloch, about the incredible healing and restorative benefits of forest bathing, a healing practice of Japanese medicine called Shinrin-Yoku.

Forest bathing consists of immersive, meditative walks meant to calm the nervous and immune systems and boost mind-body awareness and connections with nature. A nature lover since childhood, Josh also shares how his background and introduction to Forest Bathing grew his connection to environmentalism and shares tips on what anyone can do in their daily lives to reduce their carbon footprint.

Josh Heath was born and raised in Maine and studied Park Management and Eco-Tourism at Unity College. He is the Outdoor Adventure and Grounds Manager at The Lodge at Woodloch as well as a Certified Place-Based Forest Bathing Trail Facilitator. To find a Forest Bathing guide near you, visit NatureAndForestTherapy.org

Connect with Josh by visiting TheLodgeAtWoodloch.com.

In Episode 3, Leah Segedie speaks about the path that led her to create an online community of women to empower them to live differently and healthier–avoiding hormone disrupting chemicals and supporting organizations and brands that value their customers’ wellness. Leah also speaks about her new book, Green Enough, in which she guides us through detoxifying your home, diet, and lifestyle, showing you how to make the best choices possible.

Leah is the author of Green Enough: Eat Better, Live Cleaner, Be Happier (All Without Driving Your Family Crazy!), founder of the Mamavation® community, ShiftCon Social Media Conference, food activist, and social media consultant.

Connect with Leah by visiting her blog, Mamavation.com.

In Episode 1, we have a conversation with Bill Reed, founder of Regenesis Group, discussing why regeneration is critical in addition to sustainability for the health of the planet and to restore the relations between humanity and the ecosystem from which we draw resources.

Bill Reed is an internationally recognized practitioner, lecturer, and leading authority in sustainability and regenerative planning, design and implementation. As an author of many technical articles, Bill has contributed to many books including co-author of the seminal work, "Integrative Design Guide to Green Building." He is a founding Board of Director of the US Green Building Council and one of the co-founders of the LEED Green Building Rating System.

Read more about Bill Reed's work at RegenesisGroup.com.

In Episode 2, Sarah Rose Adams speaks about the path that led her to take a critical eye on the conventional beauty industry's practices and how her education in and passion for public and environmental health caused her to dive deep into promoting the vital importance of green beauty with the Crème Collective Brand Management Agency. Sarah also shares helpful tips and resources to use when looking for cleaner beauty options.

Sarah Rose Adams is the Global Educator for Crème Collective, a national sales force and brand development agency that collaborates with beauty brands on creative strategy, product development, marketing and branding.

Connect with Sarah by visiting CremeCollective.com.