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Christina Wessendorf is an International Inner Peace Coach. Her story includes leaving her home in Germany to become 2nd wife to an Egyptian man. From that experience, she discovered her inner voice and courage to stand up for herself. Her PeaceMaker Program supports all women born to shine bright in the world!

As a parent, did you sign up for this: homeschooling at all grades, full-time stay-at-home child care, gender flexing, role flexing, and doing it all on budgets scraping the bottom of the barrel? Didn't think so, and now what?

It's the most misused, misunderstood, and mysterious word in any language. It also the most powerful word we can share! Love, what exactly is that? A conversation with Dr. Jason B. Whiting - Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.

Her book, Manic: A Memoir, is a New York Times best-seller, her story inspired Anne Hathaway to portray her in the TV series, Modern Love. Hers was the sexy lifestyle of a high-powered entertainment attorney in Los Angeles, representing some of the business's biggest names, including Michael Jackson. She had it all, the men, the clothes, the cars, coveted invitations to parties, exotic vacations,...

Eight Reasons Women Stay in Abusive Relationships and Trapped at Home: Domestic Abuse During the Pandemic are two articles from Dr. Jason B Whiting - Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. He walks us through his vital research point by point.

Where does prejudice come from, along with greed and entitlement? Do any of us have a clean conscience where prejudice is concerned, and if we don't, what can we do about it?

It's just assumed that as a woman, married to a man, I'm straight, but two years ago, I realized, I'm pansexual. Jillian Johnson, Air Force spouse, mom, mental health, and LGBTQ advocate.

Lisa Selin Davis is an essayist, novelist, and journalist who has written for major publications such as the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Guardian, Time, Yahoo!, and Salon. Her first non-fiction book is TOMBOY: The Surprising History and Future of Girls Who Dare to Be Different was written with inspiration from her two daughters, one a girly-girl, and the other a tomboy.

Melanie Esperon is a born clairvoyant, open channel healer, and guide who trains clients worldwide and in every walk of life, including celebrities like Dwayne Johnson - The Rock!

Tilar J. Mazzeo is a cultural historian who writes about women in resistance. Her books include The Widow Clicquot, The Secret of Chanel No. 5; The Hotel on Place Vendôme; Irena's Children, and her latest a biography on Eliza Hamilton, the wife of American Founding Father, Alexander Hamilton. She's a New York Times, Los Angeles Times, and San Francisco Chronicle Bestselling Author. Tilar's an Asso...

Tia Meredith, a woman of mixed-race, she's from a midwest town, worked her way up the ladder to a DC job with all the sweet government perks. She’s making more money than anyone in her family ever has, more money than she could ever imagine, but in her gut, she’s restless. In her soul, there’s a rebel and no matter how successful she gets, no matter how much money she makes, that voice won’t allow...

Christopher and Heather, we're Female and Male, White and Black, Pansexual and Straight, and we dig each other, respect each other, and we get along. Why can't the world?

When a woman learns a life-lesson the hard way, will shame silence her well-earned wisdom? Christina Wessendorf is a young woman who gave up a comfortable life in Germany and moved to the Middle East to become an Egyptian man's second wife. Her hard lesson is one for every woman who has ever put herself second to anyone.

Randy Thomas was once an executive with an organization that preached and practiced conversion therapy — the denial and reorientation of same-sex attraction. He learned the hard way they ware wrong and dangerous.

"Most people think my job as a hypnotist is to put them to sleep when in reality, it is to wake them up to their own abilities, creativity, and ultimate confidence." De’Anna Nunez, Speaker, Trainer, Coach, and Hypnotist ~ our guest.

A woman, called to ministry, in a conservative Baptist church… and a lesbian … who came out… at seminary! Rev. Terri Steed Pierce, Senior Pastor, Joy Metropolitan Community Church shares her inspirational story.

One day she’s a Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellow, the next she’s on the front line as a Resident Palliative Care Doctor managing cases of the most critically ill in a city hit hardest by Covid-19, New York City. Our conversation with a New World Hero, Divya K Chhabra.

Caroline Heldman is a Professor at Occidental College, LA, specializing in Politics - the presidency, media, gender, race, and rape culture, in the American context. She’s also one of the first celebrities in the United States to contract Covid 19.

Evangelos Diavolitsis, Founder - 5Rhythms Movement, and Meditation Teacher at Meditation Moves talks with us from his lockdown in Florance, Italy.

"Fear does not prevent death; it prevents life!" Just one of the encouraging pearls Christopher and Heather share in support of living through challenging times.

It's always interesting, the off-mic conversations after our interviews. In this case, our guest Amanda McCracken felt her post-interview thoughts could be of value to our listeners, so she gave us her permission to included them as part of the formal interview. It's an Extended Mix Version of #VBB

“I Waited Until I Was 41 To Lose My Virginity. But Was It Worth it?” Amanda McCracken is one of the very few people with qualified “inexperience” to answer that question - honestly. We share a candid conversation with this Late in Life Virgin.

Can a former sex worker teach you how to be wealthier and healthier? Certainly, especially when the Oprah Winfrey Network has invited her as a guest, and her latest book is titled, The Spiritual Entrepreneur: Quantum Leap Into Your Next Level of Impact and Abundance. A book she offers as a gift if you email her angelina@angelinalombardo.com and mention hearing her on VBBPodcast.

Black History is more than a calendar month, but in celebration, we share a conversation with Dr. Aria Halliday, a women's studies professor at the University of New Hampshire. Dr, Halliday authored "The Black Girlhood Studies Collection," a resource for meaningful discussions around race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, class, religion, and nationality.

As a youthful bride, she was all but kidnapped into a religious cult, as a new mother, she watched helplessly as her firstborn came near death because church doctrine forbade medical intervention. Annie Francesca, voted an “Iconic Woman Creating a Better World for All” at the Women Economic Forum in London, 2019, is one of the most resilient women you will ever have an opportunity to hear.