The Wisdom movers

What if lasting change isn't about trying harder, but learning to trust yourself again? In this episode of The Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Anjelis Oliveira, PhD, MSN/MHA, RN, wellness coach, healthcare leader, and founder of Rising Stars Wellness, to explore her remarkable journey from survival mode to sustainable health. After facing childhood loss, instability, domestic violence, lif...

What happens when you have the career, the responsibilities, and the life that looks successful from the outside—but still feel exhausted, overwhelmed, or unfulfilled? In this episode of The Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Liz Coleman, certified transformational life coach, psychology graduate, and creator of the MindLife Reset™, to explore the deeper beliefs and patterns behind overthinki...

What if some of the most familiar stories in the Bible have been misunderstood for centuries? In this episode, I speak with Dror Ben Ami, author of The Vineyard and The Final Jubilee, about his unconventional approach to understanding the Bible through Hebrew language, metaphors, symbolism, and the relationship between the Old and New Testaments. Dror challenges several traditional interpretations...

What happens when you stop letting your circumstances define your voice? In this episode, I speak with Kneet Music, a Thai Sikh-Punjabi independent artist, songwriter, storyteller, and advocate whose work brings together music, identity, culture, motherhood, and resilience. From growing up in Bangkok to building a life and creative career in New York, Kneet shares how her experiences across cultur...

What if hitting rock bottom isn’t the end of your story? In this episode, I speak with Timothy Moylan, author of Rock Bottom Has a Basement and a Montana business owner who rebuilt his life after years of alcoholism, legal troubles, and a life-threatening heart condition. Timothy shares his honest journey through addiction, recovery, faith, accountability, and second chances. We explore what recov...

What if having more money doesn’t automatically mean having a happier family? In this episode, I speak with Gino Barbaro, a Certified Money Coach®, bestselling author, entrepreneur, and real estate investor who has helped build a portfolio involving more than $450 million in assets under management. We explore the relationship between money, mindset, family, and values. Gino shares what he has lea...

What happens when the biggest threat to a marriage isn’t between the couple, but coming from outside? In this episode, I speak with Pesa Shayo, author and co-founder of Live Your Best Marriage, about helping cross-cultural Christian couples build a United Front when facing in-law pressure, loyalty conflicts, cultural differences, and communication breakdowns. We explore why couples sometimes turn...

What happens when a family story is too important to remain untold? In this episode, I speak with Ruth E. Stitt, an author, licensed counselor, educator, and professional musician who spent two years researching and writing a true family story connected to the Holocaust. Ruth shares the story behind the letters her grandmother received from relatives in Berlin in 1938, their desperate search for a...

What would happen if you said yes to the unexpected? In this episode, I speak with Dr. Monique Lewison, an integrative veterinarian, author, and lifelong adventurer whose journey has taken her from the United States to Israel, where she built a career working with animals and people from very different cultural backgrounds. We explore how unexpected opportunities can completely change the directio...

What if what you thought was love was actually control and abuse? In this episode, I speak with Amanda J Scott, author of Finding My Way Back to Me , about her journey of finding the courage to leave a 17-year abusive marriage and rebuild her life. Amanda opens up about the often-hidden realities of domestic, financial, and emotional abuse, including how abuse can become normalised and how it can...

What if the hardest chapters of your life could become the beginning of something completely different? In this episode, I speak with Teri M Brown, an author, podcast host, mother, grandmother, and storyteller whose journey has taken her from homeschooling and nonfiction writing to historical fiction, children’s books, and inspirational memoir. Teri shares how she found the courage to pursue ficti...

What if changing political parties isn’t enough to fix a broken system? In this episode, I speak with Evan Jaqua, an international business development specialist, entrepreneur, and multilingual global citizen whose experiences across America, Japan, South America, and China have shaped his views on politics, democracy, journalism, and prosperity. We explore why Evan believes political reform need...

What if getting older didn’t have to mean becoming weaker, less mobile, or less independent? In this episode, I speak with Dr. Michael Guadagnino III, a chiropractic physician, author, and lifelong health advocate with more than 30 years of clinical experience. We explore what it really takes to stay strong, mobile, and vibrant as we move through our 50s, 60s, 70s, and beyond. Michael shares how h...

What does it really take to stay profitable when everyone else is chasing quick wins? In this episode, I speak with Ed Franklin, a sports information professional with more than 33 years of experience and an MBA in Finance. Ed has built his career around disciplined analysis, statistical research, bankroll management and, above all, consistency. Rather than focusing on one big winning streak, his...

In this episode of Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Mohamed Nabil, independent philosopher, author, and creator of AIDOP (AI Debates on One’s Publications), to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, truth, democracy, and the future of humanity. Mohamed shares his philosophy of “Enlightened Populism” and explains why he believes we should question both expert authority and popu...

Podcast Description In this episode of Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Susan Schleppegrell, real estate professional, positivity coach, and author of Twice Betrayed, to explore the hidden psychology behind romance scams, manipulation, and emotional recovery. Susan shares her deeply personal experience of being deceived by a sophisticated romance scam—and then being betrayed a second time b...

In this episode of Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Jordan Robinson, the founder of Anxin, to explore how technology can help families stay ahead of food recalls and everyday household safety risks. Jordan explains how his app scans grocery receipts, tracks household food inventory, and alerts users when products they have already purchased are recalled. We also discuss restaurant health in...

In this episode of Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Greg Lee, former NASA systems engineer and founder of the Lyme Research & Healing Center, to explore his remarkable journey from working on projects like the Hubble Space Telescope and International Space Station to helping people struggling with persistent Lyme disease and chronic illness. Greg shares how his own health challenges led...

In this episode of Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Susan Eileen, lifelong educator, author, and advocate for trauma-informed recovery, to explore the connection between trauma, addiction, relationships, and personal healing. Drawing from more than 30 years as an educator and her own journey through sobriety and healing, Susan explains how unresolved childhood trauma can continue to influen...

In this episode of Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Andrew Scheim, an advanced bodywork practitioner, holistic wellness educator, and integrative health consultant, to explore a different way of thinking about health, recovery, and the human body. Andrew shares insights from decades of hands-on experience and explains how his work led him to technologies such as high-gauss PEMF and molecula...

In this episode of Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Rachel Kerr Schneider, author, speaker, and a woman whose journey through loss, caregiving, grief, faith, and family has given her a powerful perspective on finding hope in difficult seasons. Rachel shares the story behind her memoir, The Widow Chose Red?, which chronicles her journey with her husband, John, through his terminal ALS diagno...

In this episode of Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Ross “Yergz” Yerger, a former U.S. Secret Service Special Agent, intelligence professional, historian, political scientist, and now political commentator and radio host. After 21 years in the Secret Service and a lifetime of experiences centered around impartiality, Ross brings a unique perspective to today’s increasingly polarized politic...

In this episode of Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with David Chalk, a technology entrepreneur, innovator, and founder of Reading Road™, to explore whether we have misunderstood how people learn to read. Drawing from his own experience with dyslexia and decades of working with technology, David challenges conventional assumptions about literacy, intelligence, and education. We discuss the conne...

In this episode of Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Ken Kunken, a lawyer, author, father, and extraordinary example of resilience and determination. In 1970, while playing football at Cornell University, Ken suffered a spinal cord injury that left him almost totally paralyzed from the shoulders down. Rather than allowing that injury to define the limits of his life, Ken returned to Cornell,...

In this episode of Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Adam Goldman, a franchise coach, consultant, entrepreneur, investor, and author of The Franchisee Lifestyle, to explore whether franchising can provide a practical path from corporate employment to business ownership. After helping hundreds of people pursue franchise ownership, Adam shares what aspiring entrepreneurs should understand befo...