Weight-loss, Momming, and real life.
Everyday Heroes with Laraine Salazar
Cheryl G. keeps it real - juggling mom life (mom of 3), losing over 50 lbs. postpartum with hard work, diet and lifestyle change and battling things that we can all relate to, finding a routine and knowing triggers. There is a very big voice that doesn't always get the facetime it deserves, and that is the face of mom.
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Everyday Heroes: You are not alone. Lauren Eckstrom shares her personal story of miscarriage.
Everyday Heroes with Laraine Salazar
Lauren Eckstrom, yoga teacher, meditation teacher and author, opens up about a very personal topic, loss. She shares her own personal story, as she lost her unborn child at eleven weeks pregnant. In our culture this topic doesn’t always get the awareness it deserves. There is a lot of stigma surrounding it, leaving many to feel silenced. This discussion with Lauren even brings up how we define brave in our culture, and maybe something we need to redefine by ways of reception and outlook.
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Kevin McGeehan: Comedian, Story Teller, and Teacher.
Everyday Heroes with Laraine Salazar
In this interview we talk about the power of story telling and sharing your story, doing the right thing, and breaking through the fear of vulnerability; how fear can transform to courage and shame can transform to freedom.
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Kate Neligan: Equine-Partnered Life and Career Coach
Everyday Heroes with Laraine Salazar
Kate Neligan is an Equine-Partnered Life and Career Coach, using the healing ability of horses to assist her clients in life and career coaching. Her company Conscious Rockstar, specializes in empowering individuals and corporate groups to become more powerful, present, and connected. In this interview we talk everything horses, and she breaks down why equine coaching works.
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Yomassage Instructor Dori Lancaster
Everyday Heroes with Laraine Salazar
Laraine sits down with yomassage instructor Dori Lancaster to talk yoga, veganism, motherhood, and, most importantly, break down what the heck "yomassage" is.
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Everyday Heroes: Tommy Rosen
Everyday Heroes with Laraine Salazar
Tommy Rosen, yoga instructor, founder of Recovery 2.0, author of Recovery 2.0: Move Beyond Addiction. Tommy Rosen, in long term recovery himself, walks the walk. He has reached and continues to reach so many who struggle with addiction. His website: recovery2point0.com
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Everyday Heroes: Beki Hill - Foster Care
Everyday Heroes with Laraine Salazar
Beki Hill, MFT, keeps it real as we talk mental health, addiction, and foster care. Ms. Hill currently works with the Children's Bureau.
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Everyday Heroes: Dr. Armaiti May
Everyday Heroes with Laraine Salazar
Dr. Armaiti May, DVM, is an integrative house call veterinarian, and vegan advocate. She is also the founder of Veterinary Association for the Protection of Animals (VAPA) a non-profit organization to educate the veterinary profession about the benefits of vegan eating and encourage veterinary schools to offer humane surgical teaching methods to students. In this episode we talk veganism, helping homeless pets, and vaccines.
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Everyday Heroes: Zoe Quechla Maxwell
Everyday Heroes with Laraine Salazar
Zoe Quechla Maxwell, is an art therapist, mother, grandmother, world traveler, and giver extraordinaire. She shares stories of her richly colorful life from working in hospice, to living off the grid to traveling the world bringing art therapy to all walks of life recovering from trauma.
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Travis Eliot and Lauren Eckstrom - Yin Yoga
Everyday Heroes with Laraine Salazar
Travis Eliot & Lauren Eckstrom are a married couple who've been sharing yoga across the globe for years, including bringing yoga inside prisons and changing the lives of the incarcerated. It begs the question; if those behind bars had been exposed to this practice in early years, would their lives have ended up differently? As Travis talks about the "product of our environments", we reflect on our own lives, the environments we were brought up in, and the state of the environments we create for ourselves.
info_outlineLaraine Salazar interviews mother and yoga instructor Alexis Cox about the real day in, day out roles of motherhood that often go unspoken on a conventional level. They talk about the dwindling support of the “village” in today’s times and how this effects the family unit, the generational patterns and myths we’ve somehow been led to believe, as well as the good, the hard and the unpredictable aspects of motherhood. Alexis is currently developing a yoga website, which will be debuting this Fall aimed at giving the busy mama on the go yoga practices and a place to find some restorative support. You can find more information at radhahomeyoga.com