Release Doubt, Reveal Purpose

Send us Fan Mail What if the nudge you’ve been ignoring is the doorway to your real life? We sit down with Dan Parr, a Nashville-based voice actor who never planned to touch Scripture—until corporate downsizing, a few well-timed affirmations, and a stubborn whisper from God pushed him to create an easy-to-understand Bible for people who feel shut out by religious language.  Dan’s story begins quie...

Send us Fan Mail Ever zoned out in a boring meeting, blinked, and found yourself in the driveway? That gentle drift is the same brain state hypnotherapists use to help us change stubborn patterns—without gimmicks, fear, or loss of control. We sit down with hypnotherapist Craig Meriwether to demystify hypnosis, break down brainwaves in plain English, and explore how the subconscious stores “files”...

Send us Fan Mail What if the ladder you’ve been climbing leans against the wrong wall? Aaron joins us to unpack how 20 years on Wall Street led to a breaking point, a leap into the unknown, and a framework for awakening that blends grounded logic, psychology, and practical spirituality. We talk candidly about illusions of success, the subtle ways systems train us to equate worth with productivity,...

Send us Fan Mail What if the problem isn’t your child, but the way we’re asking their brain to learn?  We sit down with Russell Van Brocklen, who once tested at a first-grade reading level and later held his ground in law school, to unpack a strength-first approach that helps dyslexic and ADHD learners thrive. Instead of forcing kids through slow, demoralizing drills, Russell shows how to harness...

Send us Fan Mail What if the hardest things that ever happened to you became the very tools that set you free?  That’s the surprising turn in our conversation with author and speaker Michaela Cox, who faced the “triple D” by 38—disability, divorce, and death—and learned how to transform crisis into clarity.  Born totally blind and later regaining impaired sight, she grew up solving problems most o...

Send us Fan Mail Fear, doubt, and worry can feel like permanent settings—until you learn to build a case for yourself. We sit down with Heather Hansen, former top trial attorney and author of The Elegant Warrior, to explore how courtroom tools translate into everyday wins at work, at home, and in moments when identity is shifting. After two decades defending doctors and nurses in high-stakes medic...

Send us Fan Mail What if the first step toward healing wasn’t advice, but silence—the kind that lets someone finally speak? We sit down with Noah, who was diagnosed with clinical depression at 13 and later with anxiety that didn’t look “textbook.” His story threads through family strain, a grandmother’s dementia, school pressures, and the moment a mom simply asked, “Are you okay?” and then listene...

Send us Fan Mail What if the feeling of being “broken” is actually a map back to yourself?  We sit down with Cristiano Colla to trace a raw, human journey from loneliness and post-breakup spirals to a 12-day ayahuasca retreat in the Peruvian jungle—and, more importantly, the quiet months of integration that followed. The result isn’t a tidy cure; it’s a grounded way of living where pain is acknowl...

Send us Fan Mail The applause was loud, the flights were first class, and the ladder kept climbing—until Angie realized she couldn’t hear her own soul anymore.  What follows is a candid, faith-infused journey from top-performing medical device sales rep to global traveler to founder of Sacred Rebellion, a free community teaching the 12 principles of peaceful revolution. It invites people from all...

Send us Fan Mail Fear can feel like a full-time job when life collapses at once—divorce, layoffs, a financial crash, and the gnawing question of who you are without your old identity.  We sit down with relationship coach and author Jonathon Aslay to explore how he climbed out of that chaos, traded numbing habits for healing practices, and found purpose he couldn’t have imagined at the start. His s...

Send us Fan Mail What if the life you built isn’t the life that fits you anymore? We sit down with children’s author Ron Kinscherf, who walked away from decades in corporate IT and found unexpected joy crafting stories for kids—sparked by a grandson, an anthill, and a simple what if.  His journey blends creativity, faith, and a quiet courage to follow what feels true, even when the path looks noth...

Send us Fan Mail A heartbeat in the 20s. Three warnings ignored. And then the flatline that changed everything.  Rob Rene joins us to unpack how a stubborn refusal to get a pacemaker turned into an operating-table collapse, a literal restart, and a powerful reset of values, priorities, and purpose. What emerges is bigger than a medical story—it’s a guide to aligning health, faith, and daily choice...

Send us Fan Mail What if the life you’ve been building was shaped by old survival rules that no longer fit?  We sit down with transformational guide Alicia to unpack how early conditioning, fear-based religion, and cultural pressure nudge women into people-pleasing, chronic overgiving, and burnout—and how to trade that fatigue for embodied leadership rooted in faith, truth, and nervous system safe...

Send us Fan Mail What if caring for an aging parent didn’t mean losing yourself in the process?  We sit down with author and caregiver advocate Barbara Stratte to map the messy, human, and hopeful path through the sandwich generation—where kids, careers, and parents all need you at once. From downsizing a lifetime of belongings to deciding between a retirement home and moving Mom in, Barbara share...

Send us Fan Mail Hurt can harden us—or it can teach us how to heal.  We sit down with David McKee to explore how a childhood marked by a parent’s mental health struggles spiraled into years of anxiety, avoidance, and creative silence, and how learning the basics of neuroscience, neuroplasticity, and behavior change opened a kinder, more sustainable path forward.  David shares the turning point tha...

Send us Fan Mail What if the stories you’ve tried to bury are the very compass that leads you to purpose?  We sit down with Lisa, a survivor-turned-podcast host and workshop leader, to trace a raw, hope-filled arc from childhood abuse and family secrecy to voice, service, and durable joy. She shares how early messages and unstable dynamics hardwired survival mode, why talk therapy wasn’t enough, a...

Send us Fan Mail A wall of water stole a business, a mini-stroke threatened language itself, and somehow the path forward got clearer, not smaller. We sit down with journalist-turned-coach Tanya Targett-Camacho to trace how disaster stripped away pretense and revealed a calling: help women own their stories on video, without apology or imitation. Tanya shares the harrowing weeks after an inland ts...

Send us Fan Mail When life blindsides you, do you freeze—or build a new path? Our guest shares how a surprise breast cancer diagnosis didn’t end her plans; it clarified them. She went from corporate accounting to licensed therapist in her fifties, guided by quiet faith, relentless discipline, and a simple surrender cue she calls “manager.” Together we unpack why motivation is unreliable, how micro...

Send us Fan Mail Ever felt like your spiritual life hit pause while your calendar kept sprinting? We dive into that stuck feeling and chart a clear route forward with Dr. Kelly Edmonds, whose journey from accounting to energy healing opened a wider, more grounded reality. Together we unpack a practical trinity for growth—energy mastery, divine awareness, and bloodline power—that helps you clear bl...

Send us Fan Mail What if people-pleasing isn’t kindness but a quiet signal that you’re losing yourself? We dive into the real shape of codependency and map a way out using healthy boundaries, reparenting, and the power of 12-step recovery, with a grounded blend of practical tools and faith. Barb Nangle shares how a “helping” moment exposed old patterns and led her to Al‑Anon, CODA, and ACA, where...

Send us Fan Mail Burnout doesn’t always roar. Sometimes it whispers through a spotless calendar, a packed to-do list, and the constant need to be “fine.”  Today we sit with two origin stories of awakening: Melanie stands before the ashes of her burned home and sees how people-pleasing had already scorched her spirit, while Sylvia faces a life-threatening diagnosis and chooses surrender over contro...

Send us Fan Mail What happens when a handful of idealists turn a quiet idea about human potential into a global movement—and then have to live with the power that follows?  We sit down with Marcia Martin, whose new memoir, Sex, Power, and Transformation, peels back the curtain on the early days of EST (later Landmark), the boom in personal development, and the private reckoning behind public influ...

Send us Fan Mail Change can feel like a threat, but what if the crossroads in front of you is a divine invitation?  We sit down with Dr. Sue McCreadie—pediatrician, coach, and luminous truth-teller—to unpack how fear, doubt, and the illusion of control keep us looping old stories and how alignment can transform pain into purpose.  Her story begins with a conversation she avoided for years: asking...

Send us Fan Mail What if the place that hurt you is the place you heal?  That question threads through a raw, hopeful conversation with senior pastor Carlos Ortiz Jr., who opens up about childhood abuse inside the church, a secret life of addiction masked by achievement, and the quiet night in a college dorm when a whisper to “trust” began a long, layered recovery.  Carlos doesn’t sell quick fixes...

Send us Fan Mail What if the fight in your home isn’t really about the dishes, the text, or the tone—but about authority and foundation?  Dr. Mark Teague joins us to map the unseen battlefield that takes aim at Christian marriages, and how to respond with clarity instead of chaos. Drawing from a working-class upbringing and decades in complex corporate roles, he shows why ancient principles—truth,...