No Politics

The chimpanzees in Uganda and the Vultures in Tanzania…what do they both have in common? Well, they’re both endangered species and Dr Corinne Kendall (PHD), Curator of Conservation and Research at the North Carolina Zoo, has first hand experience with both species and she joins the podcast to give her insight into these magnificent creatures.

Are you a "Lawn Mower Parent"? Which parenting styles work best....authoritative or permissive? Hear from Hilari Morgan, a parent and former educator on the best communication tactics on speaking with your teen about all of those sensitive subjects (peer pressure, drugs, alcohol, dating).

September 11th 2001. On the 104th floor in the South Tower of the World Trade Center, Welles Crowther was working in his office. His mother Alison Crowther, who operates the Red Bandana Project, joins the podcast to share his story of American Heroism. Learn more about Welles and the Red Bandana Project here.

Decision making in life is critical, especially when you’re a teen. Bailey Bindle (Asst Director of Field Engagement) of SADD, joins the podcast to share how their organization supports teens by providing a supportive network, all ran by students. Part 1 of a 5 part series. Find out more about SADD here.

Helping those in Afghanistan? Jeff Gibson, President of Big Life, joins the podcast to discuss how they’ve used their underground church network to help others avoid conflict from oppressive groups all throughout the world and most recently, in Afghanistan from the Taliban. big.life

Child Sexual Abuse. A horrendous subject for sure but Nicole Escobar, Executive Director for Trees of Hope, joins the podcast to discuss why it needs to be a conversation, especially if you’re a parent. She also shares her own experience of being sexually abused as a child, and what her techniques are while raising children of her own. Find out more about them here.

Haiti and the fight for economic stability. Erlantz Hyppolite, Executive Director of Fonkoze, joins the podcast to bring us up to speed on the situation in Haiti, and how Fonkoze is using microfinancing to provide rural Haitians with economic opportunity. For more information on Fonkoze.

Why is confrontation so hard to successfully execute on throughout our work & personal relationships? Staci and I give our thoughts and we also dig deep on analyzing how our relationship with ourselves plays a key factor in our relationships with others.

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What is autism? What is it like to have autism or raise a child who has autism? Heaven Spencer, Owner and Director of Open Seas Learning Academy, joins the podcast and helps provide us with some insight.

We always say "I'll do it tomorrow" and feel like failures when we don't succeed in maintaining the good habits we introduce into our lives. Why is that? Lindsey Kaszuba, a Certified Health Coach joins the podcast to help provide us with some answers.

Ever hear about people working across the globe to help other, less fortunate people, mostly in Africa? Today you hear from Erin Porter, Executive Director of Global Samaritans where we chat all things Zambia, the orphanage they operate and the water wells they build to provide safe clean drinking water to Zambians.

A Dating Coach for Women! Karenna Alexander joins the podcast today to help restart the conversation surrounding serious dating and she provides some amazing tactics for women in their search for Mr Right.

Part II with Jolie on Women's Health continued.

Boxing Gym Owner, Life Coach, Author and my dear friend Jolie Glassman joins the podcast! We chat all things women’s health, how to become more aligned with ourselves, and she explains how “emergence” is critical in life. This episode is Part I of II with Jolie.

Can we discuss the affects of abortion without its politics? Because people are very much affected by it - chances are, someone you even know. Well, I have found the only organization on the PLANET, that I know of, that’s non political on this topic as they provide emotional support for women AND for men as well who have been impacted by an abortion. Lisa Rowe, a clinical social worker and the CEO...

Dr Berkeley, joins the podcast where he helps to define what exactly infertility is, we chat about the causes of miscarriages and how common they are, AND we go into the latest developments of carrier testing.

Ever get dealt an entirely new hand in life? Maybe getting dealt a new hand would turn out to be way better than you had thought. Author, speaker, paralympic triathlete, purple heart recipient, and a mom of 2 – Melissa Stockwell joins the podcast where we chat about her journey after losing a limb during the Iraq War, to where she is today.

Ever have an urge to write a scathing review on a company who’s provided horrible customer service? Author and Customer Service Consultant Amas Tenumah joins the podcast to discuss how companies not meeting customer expectations is now the new pandemic in the business world…And we also cover what you can do as a business owner or as a consumer to help fix this.

Looking for more clarity in life? Haleh Gianni, Public Speaker & Certified Life Coach, joins the podcast to discuss clarity, bringing our unconscious to our conscious, and how to use purpose to flourish.

MUST LISTEN FOR PARENTS. Senior Vice President at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children ( NCMEC ), John Shehan, joins the podcast. We examine the different online tactics that predators are now using to sexually exploit children in the digital world, and I even go waaaay personal and share a recent story of being sexually exploited online myself.

What is Dyslexia? Hear from Stacey Roselli, the CEO and Founder of The Reading Village, as she helps define what dyslexia is and how it affects 1 out of every 5 people. She also shares her own experiences and specialized training of working with children who have a unique learning style.

What’s the science behind being kind? Ron from BeKind joins the podcast to chat about how the app is playing a pivotal role in spreading positivity around the world one day at a time. Download the app after you listen! Search: BeKind (Apple or Android stores).

The largest women’s shelter in the country. Beatrice Gonzalez, the Director of Lotus House, joins the podcast to discuss the specific challenges homeless women face, and the different types of assistances they help to provide.

Being formerly incarcerated...does it have its challenges? Absolutely. From finding employment, housing, and creating sustainable life goals, Executive Director James Richardson from the Atlanta based non profit gives us an inside look into the work of 4Horsemen.