Right in Front of My Face
This podcast features conversations with real people going through real things happening in life all around us. The interviews contain honest, respectful discourse about the invisible battles people are fighting right next to us that don't make our Instagram and Facebook feeds. The goal to shed light on hidden issues that many of us are dealing with in secret, and how kindness and understanding can truly break barriers. Life is about more than politics and Twitter battles. Hopefully, we can all feel less alone by hearing that other people are sharing both their pain and joy.
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Seattle School Board Budget Accountability: Vivian Song on the $1.2 B Crisis (Seattle School Board Candidate)
10/23/2025
Seattle School Board Budget Accountability: Vivian Song on the $1.2 B Crisis (Seattle School Board Candidate)
Seattle spends more than $1.2 billion each year on public education, nearly the same as running the entire city. So why do so few people know where that money goes, or who’s actually in charge of it? In this episode of Right in Front of My Face, I sit down with Vivian Song, candidate for Seattle School Board District 5, to talk about how local politics directly shape our schools, and why most of us aren’t paying enough attention. I’ll be honest: I didn’t think I’d ever get this invested in local education policy. But the more I’ve learned through this podcast, the more I realize how deeply city culture, education, and accountability are intertwined. With a $1.2 billion budget nearly equal to that of Seattle’s entire city government, the Seattle Public School system has enormous influence, and yet, shockingly little oversight. Vivian and I dig into the Student Outcomes Focused Governance model, how it’s changed school board oversight, and what happens when financial committees disappear. We also talk about what accountability really looks like, how to rebuild public trust, and why marketing might actually be one of the smartest tools for saving public schools. This conversation made me think differently about how education works and how my vote connects to it all. No matter where your kids go to school (or if you have kids at all), this episode is for anyone who cares about how our community’s future is being shaped. Topics Covered: Why local elections matter more than you think The $1.2 billion question: who’s watching Seattle’s school budget? Understanding Student Outcomes Focused Governance How public education decisions affect everyone—even private school families Lessons from Vivian’s first term and why she’s running again The importance of transparency, community trust, and clear communication How public schools can regain enrollment and rebuild confidence The role of AI and technology in shaping the future of education About the Guest: Vivian Song is a Harvard graduate, finance professional, and former Seattle School Board Director now running for District 5. A parent of four, she’s passionate about public education, fiscal accountability, and ensuring equitable opportunities for every student in Seattle. https://www.songforseattleschools.com You can find me on Instagram @rightinfrontofmyface or send me a note at . If this conversation hit home for you, please share it with a friend and leave a review. It really does help more people find these stories. And as always, don’t forget to look around—you never know what’s happening right in front of your face. Thank you to my sponsors Cassie and Jeremy Johnson with Windermere Real Estate:
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Inside Seattle Politics: A Conversation with City Council President Sara Nelson
06/12/2025
Inside Seattle Politics: A Conversation with City Council President Sara Nelson
This episode is a little different — and honestly, one of the most meaningful conversations I’ve had on the podcast. It all started when someone threw a rock through the window of my husband’s pediatric dental office in Green Lake. That incident led me down an unexpected path of navigating city programs, talking to local leaders, and eventually, sitting across from Sara Nelson, President of the Seattle City Council. Sara joined me in my home studio for a candid, unfiltered conversation about what it really takes to lead in this city — and why she’s running for a second term. We covered a lot: the realities of public safety, support for small businesses, addiction treatment, housing, and the power (and limits) of what City Council can actually do. She didn’t dodge a single question, and nothing was edited out. What you’ll hear is an open, honest exchange between two people who care deeply about Seattle and want to see it thrive. In this episode: The Back to Business Fund and how it directly impacted my family What Seattle City Council members can and can’t control Sara’s approach to public safety, housing, and addiction treatment What it’s like to lead with integrity under constant public scrutiny Her biggest wins — and what she wants to accomplish next term A quote that stuck with me was: “I ran to fix the city — and I’m not done.” If you live in Seattle, I hope this episode helps you feel more informed and connected to the people shaping our future. And I hope it reminds you that your voice matters — not just on social media, but at the polls. Connect with Sara Nelson: Website: Instagram: You can find me on Instagram @rightinfrontofmyface or send me a note at . If this conversation hit home for you, please share it with a friend and leave a review. It really does help more people find these stories. And as always, don’t forget to look around—you never know what’s happening right in front of your face. Thank you to my sponsors Cassie and Jeremy Johnson with Windermere Real Estate:
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Let It Be Beautiful: Navigating Grief, Love, and Legacy with Sydney Mintle
05/29/2025
Let It Be Beautiful: Navigating Grief, Love, and Legacy with Sydney Mintle
Sometimes the most heartbreaking moment of your life became your most beautiful lesson. In this episode, I sit down with fashion publicist, writer, and mom Sydney Mintle to talk about love, loss, and what it means to face death with presence and peace. Sydney’s husband, Jeff, was diagnosed with glioblastoma—an aggressive form of brain cancer—and within just over a year, he passed away. But this isn’t just a story about loss. It’s about how one family chose beauty over bitterness, honesty over fear, and how Jeff’s legacy continues to bloom—literally. From parenting through grief and embracing death doulas, to composting Jeff’s remains and traveling the world to spread his soil, Sydney shares a deeply moving journey of intentional living, radical acceptance, and spiritual grace. In this episode: Sydney and Jeff’s love story and their shared philosophy on living fully How they approached terminal illness with honesty and hope The impact of open conversations with children about death Why Sydney chose human composting—and how it brought comfort What it means to “walk someone home” at the end of life Finding signs, miracles, and meaning in unexpected moments This conversation will change the way you think about grief, death, and what it means to truly live. Whether you’ve experienced a personal loss or want to better support someone who has, this episode is a gift. Connect with Sydney: Instagram: Jeff's Obituary: https://www.sydlovesfashion.com/blog/jeff-mintle-obituary You can find me on Instagram @rightinfrontofmyface or send me a note at . If this conversation hit home for you, please share it with a friend and leave a review. It really does help more people find these stories. And as always, don’t forget to look around—you never know what’s happening right in front of your face. Thank you to my sponsors Cassie and Jeremy Johnson with Windermere Real Estate: https://johnsonandwalker.com/
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The Balanced Athlete: Mental Health, Bipolar, and Building Resilience with Dr. Jud Heugel
05/15/2025
The Balanced Athlete: Mental Health, Bipolar, and Building Resilience with Dr. Jud Heugel
What happens when you spend your whole life performing at the highest level, only to realize, in midlife, that you've been quietly carrying a mental health condition that almost no one talks about? In this episode, I am joined by Jud Heugel: pediatrician, health tech CMO, father, ultra-endurance athlete, and now—mental health advocate. After years of living in silence, Jud opens up about his journey with bipolar disorder, why he kept it hidden, and what changed when he decided it was finally time to share his truth. What started as a casual chat about podcasting turned into one of the most powerful conversations this show has ever held—because Jud's story is not just about bipolar. It's about resilience, self-acceptance, and using your life experiences as fuel for something bigger. In this episode: His early struggles during medical residency—and what led to a full mental health breakdown The misunderstood highs of hypomania and how they impacted his life and career Why he believes sports—especially endurance sports—can be a tool for healing The stigma of mental health in medicine—and the long road to acceptance How middle age has become a time of radical self-actualization for him Jud, you’re forwarding progress in all ways and it’s very humbling that you chose Right in Front of My face to as your starting line to opening up about bipolar. Thank you. You can find Jud at and . You can find me on Instagram @rightinfrontofmyface or send me a note at . If this conversation hit home for you, please share it with a friend and leave a review. It really does help more people find these stories. And as always, don’t forget to look around—you never know what’s happening right in front of your face. Thank you to my sponsors Cassie and Jeremy Johnson with Windermere Real Estate:
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Will AI Save Us or Replace Us? Martha Brockenbrough on the Future We’re Creating
05/01/2025
Will AI Save Us or Replace Us? Martha Brockenbrough on the Future We’re Creating
What if artificial intelligence is not just the next innovation—but the final one? If you've felt overwhelmed, under-informed, or just plain scared about AI and what it means for your future and your children’s—this is the episode you need to hear. In this eye-opening episode, I sit down with author Martha Brockenbrough to explore the real impact AI is already having on our lives—and the terrifying potential it holds for the future. Martha, author of Future Tense: How We Made Artificial Intelligence—and How It Will Change Everything, helps break down incredibly complex issues into relatable truths that all of us—especially those of us in midlife—need to understand. In this episode: The origins of AI and how it mimics human thought Why your personal data is now more valuable than oil How social media is training our kids (and us) to give it away for free Deepfakes, algorithmic bias, and the terrifying reality of synthetic relationships Why the tech elite are profiting from a system that displaces the rest of us But it’s not all doom and gloom—we also talk about the power of empathy, the human capacity to care, and how we can reclaim our futures by staying informed, asking questions, and centering people over profit. Connect with Martha: Website: Get her books: Instagram: You can find me on Instagram or send me a note at . If this conversation hit home for you, please share it with a friend and leave a review. It really does help more people find these stories. And as always, don’t forget to look around—you never know what’s happening right in front of your face. Thank you to my sponsors Cassie and Jeremy Johnson with Windermere Real Estate:
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Fail Big, Show Up, Stay Real: Cara Rosellini on Midlife, Motherhood & Making It in Comedy
04/09/2025
Fail Big, Show Up, Stay Real: Cara Rosellini on Midlife, Motherhood & Making It in Comedy
We’re three episodes into this season, and I’m so excited to bring you this conversation with my friend Cara Rosellini—standup comedian, writer, actress, mom, and just an overall phenomenal human. This episode is a bit of a departure—it’s less of an interview and more of a candid chat between two women trying to figure out what it means to show up, be vulnerable, and create something new in middle age. Cara and I talk about: – Coming back to work and creativity after years away – What it’s really like to navigate social media and self-promotion when you’re 40+ – The fear of being seen—and doing it anyway – The beauty of failing big and trying again – And why staying true to yourself is the only path forward This one’s for everyone who’s ever felt frozen, stuck, or unsure if they’re still relevant. (Spoiler alert: you are.) We see you. We are you. Let’s keep going—and maybe even fail big together. Connect with Cara: Instagram You can find me on Instagram @rightinfrontofmyface or send me a note at . If this conversation hit home for you, please share it with a friend and leave a review. It really does help more people find these stories. And as always, don’t forget to look around—you never know what’s happening right in front of your face. Thank you to my sponsors Cassie and Jeremy Johnson with Windermere Real Estate:
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The Psychology of Power: Lessons from an FBI Agent with Maria Witkop
03/25/2025
The Psychology of Power: Lessons from an FBI Agent with Maria Witkop
How do we truly understand power? And what happens when we reframe the way we give—and take—permission in our lives? In this episode, I sit down with Maria Witkop, a former FBI agent, author of Reach: Rewriting the Story of Power, and a woman with an incredible story of resilience, intuition, and human connection. I have to admit, I was more intimidated by this interview than any I’ve done before. I mean, how do you sit across from someone trained to see right through people? But from the moment she walked into the studio, Maria defied every expectation I had. Maria’s journey from HR recruiter to federal agent wasn’t just about shifting careers—it was about shifting her own perception of what was possible. She shares how growing up in a home shaped by addiction gave her an innate ability to read people, a skill that would serve her as she navigated high-stakes FBI interviews and investigations. Grab Maria’s book, Reach: Rewriting the Story of Power, here: Connect with me on LinkedIn: Get social and find me on Thank you to my sponsors Get to know them at their Leave a 5 star review on Apple Podcast and get a shoutout in the next few episodes!
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Midlife Makeover: The Truth About Botox, Fillers & Skincare with Audi Padmasuta, SkinSpirit
03/07/2025
Midlife Makeover: The Truth About Botox, Fillers & Skincare with Audi Padmasuta, SkinSpirit
OK everyone, as my favorite podcaster Danny Pelligrino says, pull over if you’re driving. This episode is one of my absolute favorites because we’re talking about something that seems to be of interest to a lot of middle aged people - how do I look my absolute best? With such an overwhelming amount of options on every spa menu, I figured more people than just me might want to know the details of every procedure out there. The are SO MANY OPTIONS available on how to fight the aging process - injections, lasers, threading, body contouring, GIVE ME IT ALLLLLL! Here we go. We also segue into skin care which is a super passion of mine, so buckle your seatbelt. If you’re a beauty junkie like me, this episode is for you. I invited Audi Padmasuta, Aesthetics Nurse Specialist at SkinSpirit in Seattle, to sit down with me and walk me through alllll the options for maximizing our snatched jawlines, eliminating our pigment, tackling our fine lines and ultimately feeling our best. We mention it all... procedures, facials, and home care. It’s quite literally my favorite topic so prepare for a deep dive. In our discussion, we chat about how we can present our best self, but we also discuss how skewed our desires are, how we foolishly compare ourselves to filtered social media images , and how we can all do a better job of presenting our real selves to the world in the healthiest way possible. A year has passed since this interview and I’m now 46, but this conversation has helped me make my decisions about my body and face in the most informed way possible and I hope it will help you too! I hope this conversation has prepared you for your next spa trip or treatment. I could literally talk about skin care all day and am going to post some of my favorite things that have worked for me on Instagram. I’m on a constant skin care journey and will share all I’ve learned. Have fun trying all these new products - let me know on Instagram what you like and what you’re trying! Find Audi on IG at beautiflow by nurse audi (all one word). Or in person if you’re in the area at SkinSpirit University Village. If you like this podcast, please give it five stars on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen and share it far and wide! The people need this information! Have a great day and remember this week to keep asking questions - you never know what’s happening right in front of your face. Audi’s IG: Dermalogica Moisturizer: Alastin tinted sunscreen: Clinique Take the Day Off Balm: Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm: Paula’s Choice Enriched Calming Toner: Revision Soothing Facial Rinse: ZO Exfoliating Polish: Sente Ultra Nourish: ColoreScience Tinted Moisturizer: Disclaimer: This info is for general knowledge and entertainment only and doesn't constitute medical advice. Consult with a qualified healthcare professional for any health concerns or before making any significant lifestyle changes. Thank you to my sponsors Get to know them at their Get social and find me on Leave a 5 star review on Apple Pocasts and get a shoutout in the next few episodes!
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Dr. Dinello
02/13/2025
Dr. Dinello
Welcome to Season 5 of Right in Front of My Face! It's been a long time coming, but here I am, back in action with my latest fascination and topic - middle age. This new season is all about my coming to terms with being closer to 50 than 40, and asking the questions that we all seem to have as we cruise - or crash - directly into the middle of our lives. This season starts with Dr. Katie Dinello, functional medicine doctor. I'd always been skeptical of anything other than Western medicine right up until I had a major change in my body that my healtcare team couldn't understand. I found Dr. Dinello, and my first appointment with her was life-changing. Her approach was so different and so healing that I felt a strong need to share her philosophy with the world. I hope you can learn something from our conversation that may give you some insight into your own health, and that you come with me on this journey through middle age. At the time of our interview, Dr. Dinello was living in WA, but has since moved East. You can still find her on IG: Disclaimer: This info is for general knowledge and entertainment only and doesn't constitute medical advice. Consult with a qualified healthcare professional for any health concerns or before making any significant lifestyle changes. Thank you to my sponsors Get to know them at their Get social and find me on Leave a 5 star review on Apple Pocasts and get a shoutout in the next few episodes!
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S4: Ep 10 - Kia Guarino, Executive Director of Pro-Choice WA on taking action post Roe V. Wade
07/28/2022
S4: Ep 10 - Kia Guarino, Executive Director of Pro-Choice WA on taking action post Roe V. Wade
In the nation's biggest Covid pivot, Roe V. Wade was overturned on June 24th and I knew that I wanted to address it as the last episode of season 4. Kia Guarino, Executive Director of Pro-Choice Washington, the only agency in WA State whose sole focus is on "political and legislative adovcacy for reproductive freedom in WA State," sits down with me to discuss how this happened and what we can do to move forward. The reversal of Roe V. Wade is done and there is currently a federal abortion ban on the table, so policy is one of the only tools we have to keep abortion accessible to all people. But I'm not sure many of us understand what to do or how to apply ourselves to policy change and that's where Ms. Guarino comes in. My hope for this episode is that you leave with a sense of what the truth is, and get some tools to help normalize the word abortion and the conversations that surround it.
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S4: Ep 9 - Cassie Walker Johnson on the Covid pivot of cancer
07/14/2022
S4: Ep 9 - Cassie Walker Johnson on the Covid pivot of cancer
Today we're talking about the most personal of Covid pivots. My podcast sponsor Cassie Walker-Johnson is with me today to discuss her covid pivot of a breast cancer diagnoses. Cassie is my friend. She is a successful real estate agent, she's a mom, a wife, an incredible connector and networker and in December of 2020 she got a call that 1 in 7 women will get - the call from the doctor telling her she has cancer. Over the next hour, Cassie is going to share her experience so please know we talk about cancer, surgery and chemo. We also talk about helping our sisters that get diagnosed and about how we can best serve each other. Cassie's mom asked me if this was going to be a "silver lining" podcast and I assure you it is. It's the most honest conversation about cancer I've ever had, and I hope you learn as much from it as I did. This interview is meant to serve as a tool. Cassie wants her experience to help others who get this diagnosis and remind us that there are silver linings even in cancer.
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S4: EP 8: Zach Brittle on the Covid pivot of Divorce.
06/16/2022
S4: EP 8: Zach Brittle on the Covid pivot of Divorce.
Today, we're talking about a Covid pivot I've seen lately - divorce. Strange that being locked in a house with your partner would make you questions your life's choices... Because I'm hearing anecdotal evidence about more people splitting this year than in the past, I decided to do some research on whether or not what I was hearing on the street was actually true. Turns out, it might be. Rather than turning to a divorce lawyer for statistics and doom, I thought it would be more illuminating to hear from a Gottman certified marriage therapist - maybe we can come out of this 50 minues with some advice and hope rather than doom for our relationships. Enter Zach Brittle. Zach is a gottman certified marriage therapist, and also a podcaster. His show provides weekly insights into the daily struggles of marriage and offers a look into the science behind relationships. For anyone in a partnership, this episode isn't a downer - it's meant to give us all some new tools and perspective as we all reset post-covid. Let's face it - most relationships could benefit from some new tools in the toolbox. Find Find Thank you Sponsors!!!!! and on IG
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S4: Ep 7 - Erin Quick, CEO and founder of PairTree on modernizing adoption
06/02/2022
S4: Ep 7 - Erin Quick, CEO and founder of PairTree on modernizing adoption
Erin Quick is the CEO and Co-Founder of PairTree, a company that is modernizing the adoption process. Erin is a powerhouse - she's founded three successful startups, she's a Puget Sound Business Journal 40 under 40, she's a marketer and branding professional, and maybe most importantly, Erin is also a mother. When Erin's fertility path led to adoption, she, as a marketer and brander, began asking questions about the process and wondering why it had to be the way it was - expensive, discriminatory, and long. After deviating from the norm and adopting two kids with her own team, her circle started reaching out for help. That circle grew, and before she knew it, she realized her calling was to modernize adoption and figure out how to allow all families to grow without an agency if they so desired. All in Spring of 2020. While she was homeschooling a Kindergartner and Pre-schooler. It's not often that you get to speak to a visionary. This interview is one where I walked away knowing that I was speaking to someone who is going to change the world. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. Trigger warnings - we talk about infertility, miscarriage and loss in this episode. We discuss adoption, placement and all the things that come with it. If you are considering adoption or placement please find PairTree on Instagram: Please leave a 5 star review on or Spotify! Thank you to my sponsors: Jon Grus at
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S4: Ep 6 - Dr. Lelach Rave pivots from medicine to politics
05/19/2022
S4: Ep 6 - Dr. Lelach Rave pivots from medicine to politics
The last two years have me wondering "why on Earth would anyone rational go into politics?" The political landscape seems toxic at the moment and because we need rational, intelligent people to run, I think a lot of us wonder who in their right mind would do it? Dr. Lelach Rave reached out a couple of. months ago because she decided to leave a successful Pediatric medical practice to run for an open State House Representative spot in my district. She explained that she felt like if we got things right with kids and health in Olympia, everything else owuld follow. I was intrigued. The next hour is not an endorsement, but rather a conversation between two citizens. Dr. Rave's pivot during Covid fit the theme perfectly and I wanted to get to know the woman behind the campaign. Enjoy. Find me on Thank you to my amazing sponsors:
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S4: Ep5 - Emily Cherkin, The Screentime Consultant
05/05/2022
S4: Ep5 - Emily Cherkin, The Screentime Consultant
Emily Cherkin, The Screentime Consultant and I had one of the most thought-provoking conversations to date on the podcast this week. If you are someone who has concerns and questions about whether or not to toss your child into the world of social media, don't move. You need to hear this. Find Emily Cherkin on her On her And on her Thank you to my sponsors And
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S4: Ep 4 - Nathalia Gorosh stands on her own
04/14/2022
S4: Ep 4 - Nathalia Gorosh stands on her own
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S4: Ep3 - Erin Skipley on manifesting destiny
03/31/2022
S4: Ep3 - Erin Skipley on manifesting destiny
Keeping in theme with Covid pivots, Erin Skipley, founder of Contour + Ink and LA Makeup artist shares her story of manifesting her dream studio in Beverly Hills and keeping it alive during 2020. She changed course and is now a top instructor in her field of restorative beauty. Erin is a hustler - it's not that she doesn't have imposter syndrome, it's just that she's learned to work through it. Her resiliance is something we can all learn from. Find Erin on IG at And me
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S4: Ep2 - Dr. Ashwin Rao on modern Sports Medicine
03/17/2022
S4: Ep2 - Dr. Ashwin Rao on modern Sports Medicine
Dr. Rao is so much more than just a physician. He's a visionary. I've heard him described by his peers as a "legend." A "Genius." and "the coolest person ever." True story - these are words used by doctors, his peers and his patients. He's made a career choice reflective of his own values, and continued learning in his own right with his newest venture into the world of handcrafted footwear through his IG and YouTube This conversation covers some ground but it includes the state of modern D1 athletes during Covid, the challenges they face moving forward, and how sports medicine is evolving to handle the new science that is college sports. Find me on
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Season 4: Ep1- L'Avant Collective
03/03/2022
Season 4: Ep1- L'Avant Collective
Kristi Lord and Lindsay Droz, co-founders of sit down with me to discuss their posh plant-based cleaning product company, share their philosophy and mindset, and reveal their secret to keeping resilience through Covid. RIFOMF listeners get a 20% discount code - 1st ever!! Go to use code RIF20 to score yourself some of Gwynneth Paltrow's favorite cleaning supplies. Season 4 will continue to inspire as we discuss career pivots and success during pandemic. Keep asking questions - you never what's happening right in front of your face.
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S3: Ep 8 - The Seattle Burnout Coach Lori Prutsman
10/28/2021
S3: Ep 8 - The Seattle Burnout Coach Lori Prutsman
In this episode we talk about what the real definition of burnout is, I reveal a bit about my own struggle, and we talk about how to get through it. If you take nothing else from this hour, know that if you are having these feelings, you are absolutely not alone.
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S3: Ep 7: Dr. Kate Monahan, PhD, CFLE
09/29/2021
S3: Ep 7: Dr. Kate Monahan, PhD, CFLE
Dr. Kate Monahan Phd, CFLE is a Developmental psychologist and an expert in childhood development. Her company Parent With Science is dedicated to helping parents through their journey with advice based in science, not trends or Google.
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S3: Ep6 - Gabe Galanda on Indigenous Human Rights
08/05/2021
S3: Ep6 - Gabe Galanda on Indigenous Human Rights
Today's topic is a broadstrokes lesson on Indigenous Human Rights with activist and attorney, Gabe Galanda.
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S3: Ep5: Ryan Oftebro
07/15/2021
S3: Ep5: Ryan Oftebro
Ryan Oftebro is Principal and CEO of Kelly-Ross Pharmacy group here in Seattle. Ryan, as the incoming president of the WA State Pharmacy association, has some unique visibility into the number of opioid prescription and overdose in our state.
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S3: Ep4 - Adia Callahan
07/02/2021
S3: Ep4 - Adia Callahan
Adia Callahan happens to be my pilates instructor. She’d been absolutely kicking my butt for three weeks before I found out she had a podcast and a life coaching business which I obviously wanted to learn all about. Adia stopped me dead in my tracks with one of her questions and I hope she’ll make you take pause and also ask yourself, “what do you really want?”
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S3: Ep3: Casey Sixkiller
06/17/2021
S3: Ep3: Casey Sixkiller
Mayoral candidate Casey Sixkiller gives us 80 minutes of himself. He's a resident of my neighborhood, someone who is in my community and right in front of my face. Casey came on the show to tell his story, tell us about what a campaign looks like, his basic plans, and tell me why he decided to run. And I did what I do - ask simple questions I think we all have, and talk about uncomfortable topics in a non-judgmental way.
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S3: Ep2: Assistant Attorney General Kyle Wood and Rebekah Covington
06/03/2021
S3: Ep2: Assistant Attorney General Kyle Wood and Rebekah Covington
Assistant Attorney General Kyle Wood agreed to talk to me as long as he could bring another voice - trafficking expert and survivor, Rebekah Covington. Together, they frame out what the landscape of trafficking is in our state, what we can do to help, and how we can better protect and educate our kids. This is one of my favorite interviews because it truly helped me understand this enormous problem so much more clearly.
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2020 National School Social Worker of the Year Carrie Littlefield-Syvertsen on Our Children Re-Entering School
05/20/2021
2020 National School Social Worker of the Year Carrie Littlefield-Syvertsen on Our Children Re-Entering School
Carrie Littlefield Syvertson is the 2020 National School Social worker of the year. There is nothing more right in front of parents than this transition for our kids, and this episode was meant to help you all be able to better support your children as they re-enter school after this year of isolation.
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Ep 023 - Dr. April Randhawa
02/03/2021
Ep 023 - Dr. April Randhawa
Are you hesitant to receive the Covid-19 vaccine? You're most definitely not alone. Approximately 30% of healthcare workers are hesitant as we've learned in the last month, so it seems reasonable private citizens would have similar fears. So let's talk about them. Dr. April Randhawa has been a part of the Covid-19 vaccine trials since they began. She is an actual expert in immune response with a PhD in experimental medicine. Dr. Randhawa has first person insight into how these trials were run through the Covid-19 Prevention Network, the safety measures taken, and how the vaccine actually works. She’s credible, she’s brilliant, and she breaks down common questions with empathy. Here is our hour together.
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Ep 023 - Aaron Wright
01/07/2021
Ep 023 - Aaron Wright
Aaron Wright is on the show today. He's the author of Thirteen Doors, which is due out on January 26th. Aaron’s family dealt with a big topic right in front of my face - navigating the Davis, CA public school system in an attempt to get an IEP for his autistic daughter.
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Ep 022 - Rebecca Dunsmoor-Su
12/18/2020
Ep 022 - Rebecca Dunsmoor-Su
An open, honest conversation about menopause with Gennev Chief Medical Officer and Director of Menopause at Swedish Women's Clinic, Dr. Rebecca Dunsmoor-Su.
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