The Relatable Voice Podcast

Michael S.Seaver is an executive coach and author of the book “I Know”. Michael’s mission is to unlock human potential. His book “I Know”, describes one of the lowest emotional points of his life and how his cat Cleopatra saved his life. “I Know” empowers you to transition from believing life's answers come from outside yourself to knowing you can discover the answers already inside yourself. If y...

After a particularly difficult year, Majken (pronounced “My-ken”) Selinder Nilsson started writing novels as a way to avoid the room with the rubber wallpaper and the jacket with all of the buckles, finding during the process that she really enjoyed and had a knack for it. This was not surprising, however, as Ms. Nilsson has always had a vividly active imagination, having not only one but two imag...

On this episode we are talking to Nell Derick Debevoise. Nell is the founder and CEO of Inspiring Capital, the former founding director of Tomorrow’s Youth Organization and is the author of the book Going First: Find the Courage to Lead Purposefully and Inspire Action. Debevoise also studied leadership, innovation, and intercultural dialog at Harvard, Cambridge, Universita di Roma, and Columbia an...

Ulrika Ullis Karlsson (1971-) was born and raised in Sweden. Her first book, "2:47 The Journey Home to My Heart" was published 2019, 2020 it was published on Amazon. It is a raw, naked and vulnerable autobiography where she takes her readers through her inner darkness - from mental illness and being suicidal - into the light of a vibrant life. Today she is passionate about guiding others who suffe...

We gave a virtual ride Dr. Pat Boulogne. Dr. Pat is a best selling author, Doctor of Chiropractic-(DC), health advocate, coach and speaker. The new book “Why …ARE YOU SICK, FAT, AND TIRED? Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lucia-matuonto/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lucia-matuonto/support

Nenia Corcoran is the author of the books “He Loves me Not” and “ Things I didn’t learn in school “. Nenia is also a survivor of both domestic violence and sexual assault. Her book is inspired by her own struggles with dating violence and sexual assault. She was in a toxic relationship for 15 years. It started when she was only 11 years old, but no one had ever taught her the red flags or warning...

Evette Davis is a single mother of 3. She is a native of Washington, DC, where she raised her 3 children and led them from K-12 public schools to our nation’s top universities. She is a parenting expert, author, and a huge advocate of early learning and childhood education. Check out her book set, The Adventures of Sunny on Amazon. This episode is sponsored by Elderberry Boost. Elderberry Boost is...

Vivianne is a writer, thinker, and lifelong student, based in La Jolla, California. In her writing, she draws on personal experience and the wisdom of her mentors—poets, philosophers, and great thinkers. Through hardship, demoralization, yearning, searching, loving, inspiration, and growth, Vivianne has discovered the ultimate secret to a life well-lived: a grateful heart. She published her life s...

The RV is in New Zealand to talk to Pat Backley. Pat is the author of the 2020 novel Daisy, the memoir From There to Here, With an Awful Lot in Between and is the co-author of the Barnes and Nobel bestseller The Warrior Women Project, A Sisterhood of Immigrant Women. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lucia-matuonto/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lucia-matuonto/support

The author Elliot Mason talks about his book “The Arlington Orders”. The book is a fictional political suspense thriller based on the true story of the lost treasury of the Confederacy. It follows the path of two historians who accidentally stumble upon clues they believe could lead them to the discovery of the South’s gold and silver reserves that mysteriously disappeared near the end of the Civi...

Joseph J. Jordan began his early life in the isolated area of North Devon 'Woody Bay' where he lived with his family. Spending most winters touring the world with his mothers singing career until he was 17 years old but it wasn't until he was 33 that he started his writing career self-publishing his first novella The British Empire of Magic. Subsequently the release of his second novella The Dark...

Brian Rouff was born in Detroit, raised in Southern California and has lived in Las Vegas since 1981, which makes him a long-timer by local standards. The house in “The House Always Wins” is based on an old fixer upper author Brian Rouff and his family lived in from 2002-05 on St. Louis Ave. in Las Vegas. Purchased cheap because it needed a tremendous amount of work, it was an entertainer’s house...

James Hill is a science fiction, fantasy and crime author of the Killer series as well as the founder of the publishing company Rockhill Publishing. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lucia-matuonto/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lucia-matuonto/support

For far too long dyslexia has been seen as a curse. It’s time to celebrate the gift that dyslexia can be. According to research, just three per cent of Britons consider dyslexia to be a positive trait. Being a parent of a dyslexic child, and having dyslexia himself, Karl de Leeuw can say with confidence that 99 per cent of dyslexia intervention is based on the notion that dyslexics must ‘correct’...

Joseph Holmes aka jmmlove (the “j” stands for Joseph, the “mm” for Mary Magdalene, and “love” for Mary Magdalene’s message of unconditional love) was born on December 13, the feast day of Santa Lucia. He is a survivor of childhood sexual, physical, and emotional abuse as well as a ptsd-disabled combat veteran. He is an Amazon best-selling author with over 45 titles published to date, all helping p...

Tetyana Denford grew up in a small town in New York, and is a Ukrainian-American author, translator, and freelance writer. She grew up with her Ukrainian heritage at the forefront of her childhood, and it led to her being fascinated with how storytellers in various cultures passed down their lives to future generations; life stories are where we learn about ourselves, each other, and are the thing...

Sharon Bazant is a retired teacher living in the Fraser Valley near Vancouver, Canada. She has published two memoirs, Nine Years in Bangkok: Lessons Learned in 2019 and Geckos & Guns: The Pakistan Years in 2021. Nine Years in Bangkok tells the story of her soul's journey in finding enlightenment and transformation in Thailand. Geckos & Guns is a prequel to her first book, chronicling the Bazant fa...

Angela Lenhardt is an intuitive life coach, inspirational speaker and author of her memoir, A Charmed Journey: An Inspired Guide to Personal Transformation. Angela's best-selling book was endorsed by international best-selling spiritual teacher, Dr. Wayne Dyer. Angela has been sought out by celebrities, entrepreneurs, CEO's and hiring managers for her intuitive and healing abilities. She enjoys wo...

Cynthia Gregory, MFA, is an award-winning author of short stories. Her work has appeared in a range of publications, including The Sun, Glimmer Train, the Briar Cliff Review, Santa Barbara Review, The Ear, and Central PA. She took second place in Writers Digest annual fiction contest, first place in the Glimmer Train Family Matters short story competition, and first place in the Mark Twain Short F...

Richard Stone is the nationally recognized speaker on the power of storytelling in business. He has helped develop StoryCare and is the co-author of the book Story Intelligence. Richard has been working with the power of story for over 30 years. He has worked with leaders, Fortune 500 companies, helped to transform healthcare organizations, and did extensive work with hospice professionals and org...

Emily Thiroux Threatt is a Grief Transformation Expert and holds a Master’s Degree in English with a Concentration in Writing. She has been teaching writing and composition on the college and university level over 30 years. During that time, she published three writing textbooks. with Prentice Hall and Pearson Education including The Critical Edge and Cultures: Diversity in Reading and Writing. Sh...

Darlene believes that writing was a gift given to her from the Lord. She gets inspired for her work through real life events and people watching. For her, she finds it fascinating studying people. Her newest novel, Awakened by Grace, was inspired through the people she met while street evangelizing and bringing the Word of God to those in mental hospitals. That was when her heart was touched by so...

Karl de Leeuw studied over many years with leading experts in the world in the subjects of dyslexia, alternative health, nutrition, and spiritual awakening. These studies took him to the United States, United Kingdom, Poland, Egypt, Israel, India, and Nepal. He is currently working on two studies. One is an informal study to show how we can reverse asthma, osteoporosis, MS and cystic fibrosis. Ano...

Joyce started her career as a stenographer at a major utility company, working her way up through supervisor of word processing, then as the office manager for an automotive advertising agency, and, lastly, as an executive assistant at a large non-profit health maintenance organization. She is also a professional proofreader. All of these positions were leading her into writing and becoming an aut...

Celeste Barclay, a nom de plume, lives near the Southern California coast with her husband and sons. Growing up in the Midwest, Celeste enjoyed spending as much time in and on the water as she could. Now she lives near the beach. She's an avid swimmer, a hopeful future surfer, and a former rower. Before becoming a full-time author, Celeste was a Social Studies and English teacher. She holds degree...