In this episode, voice actor Ariana Rosario shares her journey into the world of voice acting, the challenges she has overcome, and the experiences that have helped shape her career. We dive into her role as Rachel Calahan in Halloween: The Game, exploring what it took to bring the character to life and become part of the iconic Halloween universe.Ariana also discusses the importance of LGBTQ+ representation and diversity in gaming and entertainment, why authentic voices and characters matter, and

Ben Meer is a writer, speaker, coach, and the “Systems Guy.” His weekly newsletter, System Sunday, reaches more than 250,000 subscribers, and his social media following has grown to more than two million people. He also coaches founders and CEOs on productivity, systems thinking, and intentional living. A former management consultant with an MBA from Cornell University, Ben is the author of How to Be Good at Life: Simple Systems to Achieve More and Stress Less, where he explores how simple,

What if you want to connect with your ancestors, but you don’t actually know much about them? In this conversation, I’m joined by Leighana to explore ancestral healing beyond the family tree. We talk about how to connect with your ancestors when your family history is fragmented, unknown, or difficult to access, and how ancestral connection can be cultivated through intuition, ritual, food, place, and embodied experience. We also dive into healing the witch wound, the ways our ancestral histo...

When you picture the very rich, do you see a tech billionaire—or the owner of your local car dealership? In The Everywhere Millionaire: Who Is Really Rich in America and How They Got There, economists Owen Zidar and Eric Zwick explore the surprisingly ordinary businesses behind extraordinary American fortunes. Then, in As Gods Among Men: A History of the Rich in the West, historian Guido Alfani takes the longer view: how have wealthy people justified their place in society, and what happens when

In this episode of Start Before You’re Ready, I’m sharing three stories from my book, Start Before You’re Ready: The Power of Taking Action. Jodi, Gloria, and Rebecca all started for different reasons, faced different challenges, and took very different paths—but there is one thing they have in common: they kept showing up. Jodi went from struggling through her first boot camp after having five children to becoming a fitness instructor and creating our Retro program. Gloria went from

What if you didn't have to know how everything was going to work out? In this episode of Dear Guides, Gabrielle Bernstein shares her five steps to unshakable faith and teaches you how to move from fear and control into trust, grace, and a deeper sense of knowing. Through the practices of being willing to heal, giving it away, practicing non-interference, listening for guidance, and letting grace set in, Gabby shows you how to release what you're holding onto and create space for the next right

Show Notes:Join us for part 2 as we learn more practical mental health strategies to recognize emotional burnout, stop running on empty, and build a fulfilling life rooted in peace and presence. This conversation provides compassionate, actionable guidance for anyone ready to trade daily survival mode for vibrant emotional wellness and deeper connection. Enjoy! -Kendra ALL LINKS → https://linktr.ee/fulfillmenttherapy Website → https://fulfillmenttherapy.org Contact →

Show Notes: When daily responsibilities become overwhelming, emotional numbing often steps in as a silent coping strategy, leaving parents feeling exhausted, disconnected, and lonely. Guest Chris Yadon joins Kendra Nielson to discuss the hidden path from emotional detachment to genuine healing, self-discovery, and meaningful family relationships. Learn practical mental health strategies to recognize emotional burnout, stop running on empty, and build a fulfilling life rooted in peace and presence

If you’re listening to a time management self-help podcast like this one, you’re probably the captain of your home. You’re the one with the ideas, and that’s wonderful. But it’s tiring, too. If you feel like your home would work better if your spouse or kids would just get on board, this episode is for you.Helpful Companion LinksOrder my book The PLAN or ask your library to consider carrying a copy.Sam Kelly and Notice and DoDestini Ann on InstagramJackie Kelley’s book So I Married a HumanEpisode

Your “bad habits” might not be bad at all. When you eat late at night, pour a glass of wine even though it wrecks your sleep, or end up scrolling and binge watching instead of resting, your brain is often doing its best to manage overwhelm, exhaustion, stress, anxiety, and worry. Those behaviors are usually a self-regulation strategy, not a personality flaw, and you can replace them by learning how to get calm on purpose. We start with a real client message about fear, overwhelm, and the pul...

What do women need to know about menopause care, menopause treatment, insurance coverage and their rights in the workplace?Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, attorney, women’s health advocate and author of When in Menopause, joins me to talk about the systems surrounding perimenopause and menopause that most of us never think about until we need them. Jennifer has spent years fighting for women, from helping lead the movement to end the tampon tax to advocating for better menopause care, research, treatment

Building a Life That's Truly Yours Instead of Living the Life Everyone Expects of YouWhat if the life you're building isn't actually the life you want?In this episode of The Self Help Show, Gina-Margaret Tiger sits down with Shemeka Joseph, certified life and wellness coach, mentor, speaker, and founder of Creating the Dream.Together, they explore how family, culture, work, religion, social media, algorithms, and comparison can quietly shape the life we think we want, and how to reconnect with what

Have you ever felt that, despite doing everything right, something is missing? That you're successful on paper, and still flat inside?My guest today is Jon Symes, who has spent over 20 years helping leaders and midlife men see the invisible stories running quietly beneath their choices. Stories about success, love, safety and masculinity, absorbed so early in life that we mistake them for truth rather than recognising them as the belief structures they actually are. As Jon puts it, most of our

Many individuals and spouses have experienced or been exposed to materials, whether explicitly sexual or suggestive, that have caused wounds in our marriages. Today we bring an important topic Christians and non-believers alike may struggle with: shame and what to do with it, when it rears its ugly head in a marriage. Whether you're more likely to fight, freeze, or fawn, this episode helps you to do the slower, worthy storywork to find out where you and your spouse have been, and as the kindness of

Ever share an idea that gets ignored—only to hear someone else say the exact same thing and suddenly everyone listens? This week, we're talking about credibility discounting, why some voices are given more weight than others, and how to reclaim your voice without getting louder.

I used to think being good with money was mostly about knowing the right numbers, but this conversation reminded me that money is deeply emotional. In this episode of Growing Money with Sean Trace, I sit down with Alex, a startup founder and personal finance coach who helps people in tech make better financial decisions. We talk about why money isn’t simply a math problem, it's also about behavior, habits, fear, relationships, and the stories we inherit growing up. We explore the difference b...

I have a confession to make. A few days ago, my old survival brain started panicking about business metrics, and I frantically sat down to plan a massive, exhausting 90-day challenge. My plan was to force myself to show up on camera at 5:00 AM every single morning until the end of the year to feed the algorithm. That wasn't how I looked at it initially, but that's what it was.Let's talk about the trap of the "unintentional scramble"—how fear tries to trick us into running back

Send us Fan Mail Breast Cancer Awareness Month is about more than wearing pink. It is about honoring the fighters, celebrating the survivors, supporting the caregivers, and remembering the lives of those we lost. In this powerful episode of The Who Am I? Podcast, Jethro Hopgood shares a deeply personal message inspired by the breast cancer survivors in his own family, including his wife and sister. He reflects on the strength it takes to fight breast cancer, the emotional impact that can rem...

Welcome Welcome Back!How do you explore spirituality, psychic experience and high strangeness without becoming more fearful, disembodied or dependent on the next explanation? In this episode of Hangin’ with Mist3rDouglas, I sit down with Layton Elyas, founder of Psychic Somatics, for a deep conversation about Rudolf Steiner, Anthroposophy, somatic embodiment, spiritual discernment, the nervous system, anomalous experience, NHI and the question underneath this entire show: What can we actually do

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