The Rebel Tribe

What does hope look like when you still don’t have answers? In 1999, Sharon and Rick Reece’s son John disappeared while hiking in Hawaii over Thanksgiving. He was never found. Years later, they shared their experience in Aloha Is Forever: Finding Hope in the Midst of Despair. Sharon joins me in The Author’s Chair to talk about the book, writing through grief, and living with questions that haven’t...

What do aerospace engineering, poetry, and rock music have in common? More than you might think! My guest, Mark Winters, is an aerospace engineer who picked up a guitar to surprise his wife on their anniversary. What started as one romantic gesture turned into an unexpected journey through songwriting, performing, and eventually becoming a full-time touring musician. And that's only part of hi...

We have access to more information than at any other time in history—but are we actually better informed? In this After Hours conversation, I sit down with Kira Shishkin, founder of informed.now, to talk about the increasingly difficult job of separating signal from noise in a world of breaking-news alerts, social media, clickbait, misinformation, advertising, and endless demands on our attention....

Have you ever tried to follow all the advice in a self-help book and wondered who actually has time to do all of this? I have. I even tried The Miracle Morning . It lasted about a week. In this After Hours conversation, Monica Packer and I get into what she calls the “bro culture” of self-help —and why so much of the advice women are given about habits, productivity, and personal growth doesn'...

What does it really mean to take control of your financial future? In this episode of The Rebel Tribe Podcast, I sit down with Ben Berry of Berry Financial Services to talk about financial independence, building wealth, and creating more choices with your money. We talk about why so many people—especially women—feel intimidated by finances, why it's important to understand and participate in y...

Have you ever looked around and wondered if you should be further along by now? It's easy to measure our lives against someone else's timeline—their career, their business, their accomplishments, even the dreams they've already checked off their list. But your life was never supposed to follow someone else's map. In this Mini Mindset Drop, I'm talking about giving yourself perm...

What if the goal isn’t to conquer anxiety but to stop fighting yourself? In this episode, I sit down with licensed professional counselor and Hello, Anxiety author Heidi Dennis for a refreshingly different conversation about anxiety and what happens when we stop trying to overpower our nervous systems and start learning to work WITH them. We talk about anxiety, boundaries, time blocking, burnout,...

People change. Relationships do too. The question is: how do you keep growing together when both of you are changing? In this episode of the Unstuck series, I sit down with Ian Mychel of Helping the Heard for a very real conversation about the things we do that can quietly create distance between us. We say “I’m fine” when we’re not. We assume we know what the other person is thinking. We avoid as...

Have you ever looked back over your life and wondered why you've changed directions so many times? What if you weren't changing course nearly as much as you thought? In this Mini Mindset Drop, I'm sharing an unexpected lesson I learned after revisiting fifteen years of my own work. Beneath the different jobs, projects, businesses, and dreams, I discovered one common thread that had bee...

I thought I had spent the last 15 years constantly reinventing myself. New businesses. New books. New podcasts. New ideas. But after spending eight hours digging through old folders on my computer, I realized something surprising. I wasn't starting over. Every project, every product, every new direction was simply another expression of the same purpose. In this episode of You've Got Someth...

What does it really mean to build a life from scratch? In this episode of The Rebel Tribe After Hours , I sit down with Krishna Verma to talk about far more than real estate. We explore what it was like to leave India, make Northwest Arkansas home, earn trust in a new community, and discover that success isn't just about growing a business—it's about creating a life with purpose. Along the...

Have you ever known something wasn't right... but everyone kept telling you it was? That's exactly what happened to Marisa Peters. In this episode, Marisa shares her journey from being dismissed for years to being diagnosed with Stage 3 colorectal cancer—and how that experience led her to become the founder of BE SEEN, a movement encouraging people to trust their instincts and advocate for...

Have you ever looked back at an old journal, photo, or project and realized just how much you've changed? In this Mini Mindset Drop, I'm sharing an unexpected lesson I learned while sorting through fifteen years of my own work. Growth isn't always obvious while we're living it, but looking back can remind us of the courage, resilience, and wisdom we've gained along the way. Joi...

What started as a simple day of organizing old files turned into something I never expected. As I dug through fifteen years of books, journals, worksheets, courses, and half-forgotten ideas, I began to notice a pattern. What I thought were dozens of unrelated projects were actually pieces of the same story. One philosophy that had been quietly taking shape all along. In this episode, I share what...

Sometimes you choose to change direction. Sometimes life makes the choice for you. And sometimes you simply realize the life you built no longer fits the person you’ve become. In this episode, I’m joined by Tiffany Curtis, Chairty Wimbley, and Shona Burton for a real conversation about career pivots, starting over, and reinventing yourself when you thought you were supposed to have everything figu...

What does it take to change a life? In this episode, I sit down with Carol Silva Moralez, Executive Director of Upskill NWA, to explore how one organization is helping hardworking adults overcome barriers, pursue careers in healthcare, and build brighter futures for themselves and their families. We talk about the challenges many adults face when returning to school, the importance of removing obs...

Comparison has a way of making us question our value, especially in a world filled with highlight reels and constant opinions. In this Mini Mindset Drop, I'm talking about what it means to own your worth... Not because of likes, followers, achievements, or approval, but because of who God created you to be. When you stop measuring yourself against everyone else, you make room to embrace your u...

For years, I thought success looked like one thing. A bigger business. More income. A seven-figure goal. Then life rewrote the plan. When my dad developed Alzheimer's and came to live with me, I found myself asking a very different question. Not "How much more can I make?" But "How much is enough?" Enough income. Enough freedom. Enough flexibility. Enough time for the peopl...

Some losses are so profound they change the course of your life forever. In this episode of The Rebel Tribe Podcast, I sit down with Shaleem Dzon for a powerful conversation about grief, healing, resilience, and finding hope after unimaginable loss. Shaleem shares her journey through heartbreak, the lessons grief taught her, and how she found the strength to keep moving forward when life seemed de...

In this special Rebel Tribe Community Spotlight event, members of the Rebel Tribe stepped up to the microphone to share their businesses, books, causes, projects, passions, and personal journeys. You'll meet entrepreneurs, authors, advocates, creatives, and community builders who are making a difference in their own unique ways. From poetry and wellness programs to community service projects,...

It's easy to focus on what's still missing, what's not working yet, or how far we still have to go. But when we do that, we often overlook the evidence of growth that's right in front of us. In this Mini Mindset Drop, I'm talking about the importance of celebrating your wins, acknowledging your progress, and refusing to let imposter syndrome discount what you've accomplishe...

One side says "Grown Women." The other says "Still Believe in Magic." What started as a pair of custom Disney ears became a reminder I didn't know I needed. In this episode, I'm talking about possibility, reinvention, self-doubt, and why believing your story isn't over might be the most powerful kind of magic there is. Because maybe magic isn't pixie dust and fa...

What happens when your body keeps trying to get your attention… and you keep trying to push through anyway? In this episode, I’m talking with Coleen Huebert about brain fog, fatigue, anxiety, mold illness, and the way women are often taught to ignore symptoms until they can’t anymore. This wasn’t one of those “perfect morning routine” wellness conversations. It was a real discussion about what it...

What evil lurks in the hearts of men… or your house? 👀🐕 In this episode of the Rebel Tribe Podcast, I sat down with Lindsay Reeves of Home Safe Mold Inspectors — along with Hope the Mold Dog — to talk about toxic mold, hidden problems in homes, mystery health symptoms, and how a DOG can actually detect mold. We talked about: • toxic mold and what it actually is • health symptoms people often ove...

I thought by episode 3 I’d have this figured out. I don’t. And honestly, I think that’s the point. In this episode of You’ve Got Something to Say , I’m talking about what it looks like to show up before everything is clear. Before you have the perfect format, the perfect plan, or even a full understanding of what you’re building. Because this isn’t just about podcasting. It’s about writing the boo...