WORLD GONE GOOD

Tatia Bradley is all about three good things: Self-love, self-care and self-healing. All three are interconnected and essential to our overall well-being and mental health. Tatia's journey has not been easy. She's experienced tragic loss and she still looks in the mirror each day and says, "I love that person looking back at me" (I'm loosely quoting, I'm not sure those are her exact words but you get me). Join us as things get personal and real and emotional and laugh-out-loud funny - isn't that what self-love, self-care, and self-healing is all about? Tatia hosts the Daily Dose of Love podcast.

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Caroline Simpson went vegan overnight and never looked back. Her goal is to enlighten others, save the animals, heal the planet, live a healthy life, and spread this entire message thru her social media. And she's my second ever international guest all the way from Australia by way of Ireland and Scotland. Go green with us and enjoy our wild and crazy accents in this brand new episode.

Mari Weiss is talkin' about sex, ba-by. Well, actually, she's a volunteer sex education teacher. You say potato, we say wear a condom. We're talking the good of teaching, specifically gender, anatomy, reproduction, and how someone who grew up Catholic in the '70s (her, not me) finds the connection with a post-millenial born audience. Fear not, this episode is still rated PG-13. We do giggle a lot, mostly at our collectively embarrassing pasts. Who's ready to get good and barely even dirty with us?

Greg Peterson owns and runs the Urban Farm in Phoenix, Arizona, where he is literally living off the land - his land. He's an educator whose goal is to inspire and he's here to share the good of water conservation, planting trees, starting your own farm even if you live in an apartment with no yard, and so much more. And when he's not getting his hoe on (see what I did there?) you can find him producing and hosting his wildly popular podcast, The Urban Farm Podcast.

Cinema Craptaculus podcasters Stephanie Coggins, John Ford, and Dave Humphreys explore the good of potentially bad movies monthly through the multiple podcasts that fall under their banner. From Sharknado(s) to any film starring Nicholas Cage, this team dives in with their hyper-focused - and often hilarious - Craptaculus lens to take a closer look and revel in these cinematic spectacles. Question: What's your good guilty pleasure movie? You can tell us. We won't laugh at you (OK, we'll laugh at you just a bit and you're welcome to laugh back at us in return).

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Kathy & John Halamka provide a safe haven to animals in need. And by animals in need, we are talking cows, horses, ducks, chickens, alpacas and much, much more. Kathy shares their good story from runaway cows to just how much hay per month - by the ton - yes, ton - they go through. Unity Farm Sanctuary is proof that no dream is out of reach, you just have to go for it (and figure out what to do with all the manure).

Life Elements' Martha and Curt Van Inwegen are partners in life and in business and they couldn't be happier in both (I mean sure we can all be happier, right? But these two are pretty dang happy). Martha grew up in Mexico and moved to the US at a young age, while Curt moved twenty plus times as his father was in the military. Their paths crossed thru business but it was when they both moved on and followed their heart's desire that they finally came together. They are the owners and creative forces behind Life Elements, the CBD bath and body skincare company. We talk the good of everything from following your gut to trusting you heart, how to be couple and run a business together, and most importantly the why behind CBD that makes it so good.