Living the Good Life

How do you feel when you walk into your home each day?  Is it possible that you could create a haven that supports your personality, dreams and goals vs creating feelings of overwhelm, drain and responsibility? Maybe your home once fit your life and no longer does. Maybe it never really worked for you in the first place. Either way, you may find yourself wondering: Is it time to stay, go or renova...

What does living the good life actually require? After sixteen conversations with seventeen guests, Kimberly Henrie steps behind the microphone alone to revisit the ideas that kept surfacing—whether the conversation began with RV travel, wellness, entrepreneurship, creativity, identity or community. The first lesson is to choose it. Patrick Smith, Sarah Jones and Greg Gunter showed how freedom can...

What if the wisdom you keep searching for is already yours? Mari Wuellner did what many of us were taught to do: work hard, build the business, earn the recognition, care for the family, and keep moving. From the outside, her life looked successful. From the inside, she was operating on a blueprint that no longer felt like her own. After a panic attack forced her to slow down, Mari began redefinin...

Sometimes life stops looking anything like the picture we carried in our heads. That does not mean the story is over—and it may not even mean we are starting from scratch. In this episode of Living the Good Life, Kimberly welcomes Georgette Beck, author of Junk to Jewels: A Journey From Brokenness and Despair to Beauty and Delight. Georgette reflects on the smiling, high-achieving girl who was qui...

What if the life you've been chasing was never actually yours? In this inspiring episode of Living the Good Life, Kimberly Henrie welcomes Mia Dins, whose remarkable journey begins in a tiny farming village of just 80 people in Germany and unfolds into a life of worldwide travel, healing, and personal transformation. Today, Mia lives a fully nomadic lifestyle, traveling through house and pet sitti...

After three decades building a successful company, Jeffrey Eisen discovered the good life wasn’t something to achieve—it was something to feel, create, and live authentically. Jeffrey Eisen: Redefining Success and Creating Your Own Good Life What if you spent decades building the life everyone admired... only to realize it wasn't the life you truly wanted? That's the question at the heart of this...

In this episode, we chat with Andrea Maxim, a licensed naturopathic doctor turned master mindset coach, to explore the missing piece of the wellness puzzle: the subconscious mind. Andrea shares her personal and professional journey shifting from strictly physical treatments to utilizing Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and hypnotherapy. We dive deep into why high-achieving women experience emoti...

Have you checked off all the boxes of conventional success but still find yourself quietly asking, "Is this it?"In this episode, host Kimberly sits down with Meghan DeFord—speaker, coach, host of the Wait! What Do You Do Again? podcast, and founder of DeFord Coaching and Consulting. Meghan shares her powerful journey from leading multimillion-dollar nonprofit campaigns to confronting a sudden life...

What if life—and business—was never meant to be this hard? In this episode, we sit down with Sebastian Samuel, a strategic brand architect, clarity coach, and the founder of Infuiz. With over 40 years of experience spanning fashion, advertising, and communications, Sebastian shares his core philosophy: people buy what they feel first. We dive into his fascinating career journey—from navigating the...

Have you ever looked at your relentless daily grind and wondered if there is a better, more authentic way to live? In this episode of Living The Good Life, host Kimberly Henrie sits down with lifestyle enthusiast, architect, and luxury real estate broker Greg Gunter. Greg shares his fascinating journey of trying to recreate the slow, romantic Italian lifestyle stateside in Colorado, before ultimat...

What happens when everything that defines your external identity—your home, your childhood photos, your documents, and your country—is completely stripped away ? In this powerful episode of Living the Good Life, Kimberly Henrie sits down with Veronica Munoz, a transformational life and wellness coach, certified yoga instructor, Reiki master, and crisis responder . Veronica shares her riveting life...

Can comedy actually change the world? In this episode, host Kimberly Henrie sits down with culture-shifting producer, award-winning journalist, and author Lynn Harris. As the founder and CEO of Gold Comedy , Lynn is on a mission to completely change who gets to talk and—more importantly—who gets listened to.   From her early days navigating the "daily paper cuts" of sexism in the New York comedy s...

Episode Overview: In this episode, we sit down with Patti Scallan, an alternative healthcare professional with 20 years of experience who owned a holistic wellness center for a decade. Patti shares her passion for helping people achieve true abundance in joy, health, and wealth by giving the body exactly what it needs to heal itself. We explore actionable ways to start living "The Good Life" by ma...

In this episode, Kimberly talks with Jennifer Schillaci about her family’s full-time RV journey, which began in 2013 after she initially resisted the idea, and has continued into its 14th year. She and her husband Frank travel for RV Roofing Solutions, primarily attending rallies and doing installs, while also running the Learn to RV ecosystem, including a podcast (three episodes weekly), free com...

What does it look like to trade a four-acre homestead and a 35-year postal career for life on the road in a vintage 1999 diesel pusher named Elsa? In this episode, Kimberly sits down with full-time RVers Kelly Freeman and Dane Mulligan — a musician-jewelry-maker duo who spent nearly five years traveling coast to coast, playing Harley dealerships, staying at Harvest Hosts, surviving ice storms, and...

From Law Enforcement to Life on the Road: Brett Jensen’s Story of Purpose, Drones & Reinvention In this episode of Living the Good Life, Kimberly sits down with Brett Jensen—former law enforcement officer, Army veteran, drone pilot, author, and full-time (for now, semi-stationary) RVer. Brett shares his unexpected journey from decades in law enforcement to launching a drone services business a...

Episode: LTGL2602 – Sarah Jones | RV Life, Real Growth & Redefining Freedom What happens when you make a five-minute decision that completely changes your life? In this episode, Kimberly sits down with fellow full-time RVer and multi-passionate entrepreneur Sarah Jones to talk about what it really looks like to build a life—and a business—on the road. No perfect plan. No polished blueprint. Ju...

Patrick Smith on RV Life, Letting Go, and Building a Business from Anywhere In this episode of Living the Good Life, I’m sitting down with my friend Patrick Smith—who’s currently parked near Mount Hood, living and working full-time from the road. And this isn’t the “race around the country and check the boxes” version of travel. Patrick has chosen a different pace. Slower. More intentional. The ki...

Living the Good Life with Tom Kavanaugh Episode Title: From Trauma to Tailwinds — Releasing What Holds Us Back Guest: Tom Kavanaugh, MA | Master Coach & Educator | NewCoachingStrategies.com Episode Summary: What if your past no longer had the power to define your future? In this episode, Kimberly sits down with Tom Kavanaugh, a Marine Corps veteran, master trainer, and transformational coach w...

After a long pause and a whole lot of life, Living the Good Life is back—with a fresh voice, a deeper purpose, and a whole new season ahead. In this solo episode, Kimberly Henrie shares the heart behind the relaunch, who this podcast is for now, and why it's never too late to reinvent, reconnect, and realign with your version of the good life. Whether you're building a purpose-driven business, nav...

When Janine Bolon was young she was struck by lightning. This was an experience that (obviously) she lived through, but is the driving factor that inspired her not to waste time by living an unfulfilled life. Janine’s original life goal was to be a scientist and have as many different types of experiences as she could. She loves people and enjoys helping them achieve the dreams they’ve set for the...

Today we celebrate a blast from my past who is very much thriving and living a great life in Indiana. Back in my early days in small-town radio, April wrote a weekly column for the local paper on arts & entertainment. Well-loved and admired, she helped pioneer the CO Roaring Fork Valley's comedy scene, kicking it off on a high note on one of the finest stages in Aspen, and eventually creating The...

Simply Speaks, an entrepreneur, transformational speaker, author that inspires women from all walks of life to be resilient as they answer their life assignment. Simply is a non-binary person whose pronouns are he/they. However, they prefer to be called Simply or Simp. Not everyone was fortunate to be born with a silver spoon in their month. However, there are those that are fortunate enough to pu...

In one pivotal moment, 500-lb Mark Kenney had a realization that life was about to change. He received insight that helped him turn around damaging habits (what till you hear about his dining out experiences!) and begin a journey fueled by love for himself and appreciation for his body. If you've found yourself wondering why you make the choices you do or have the body you have, this is a must-lis...

Joy Ruffen has always had a keen eye for fashion, design, and style. Around the age of 13, as a budding seamstress, her home economics teacher pulled her aside in awe of her intuitive knowing of harmony and balance. These words resonated and a future-stylist was born. She won the “Best Dressed Award” from the School of Design in Cleveland, Ohio. And, in a moment she’d never forget, her sense of fa...