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- Episode 158: Interview With Jade Chang Sheppard Of Fermenteria
With a resume that spans military construction, luxury eco-resorts, and now wellness beverages, Jade Chang Sheppard is not your typical founder. Her latest venture, Fermenteria , is setting a new standard in functional drinks with water kefir-based beverages that deliver up to 20 billion CFUs of live probiotics per can — with zero sugar and zero sweeteners.
- Episode 156: Interview With Singer And Songwriter Neena Rose
With over 12 million streams and a social media following that tops 875,000 on TikTok alone, Canadian pop artist Neena Rose is more than a viral success — she’s a voice for a generation. Her latest single, “Superman”, is a powerful, emotionally charged anthem that flips the fairytale and cements her place as one of the most authentic emerging artists in pop today.
- Episode 155: Interview with Ryan Hamilton
After stepping away from the spotlight and nearly quitting music altogether, Ryan Hamilton is back — and he's not easing into it. With the release of his soul-baring new single “Godspeed” via Wicked Cool Records, Hamilton announces not just a return to form, but a reawakening of purpose, creativity, and conviction.
- Episode 154: Interview With Dan McCool Of Warn The Duke
Brooklyn’s own Warn The Duke returns with fierce energy and fearless honesty in their new single “Angels,” set for release on August 1st. It's been more than two years since the band dropped new music, but “Angels” arrives with purpose — a gritty, melodic anthem born from a year of personal and global disarray. “It’s about clawing toward hope when things fall apart,” says frontman Dan McCool. For a band that's weathered cancer, divorce, and the endless turnover of city life, hope is more than just a lyric — it’s their ethos.
- Episode 153: Interview With Goldy Locks Of The Goldy Locks Band
Goldy Locks, the fearless voice behind The Goldy locks Band and a former TNA Impact Wrestling standout, has launched a provocative and empowering campaign that is stirring national attention. Titled Buy the Record, Not the Bod, the movement is a bold challenge to the exploitation of women in the entertainment industry — and a passionate plea for fans to truly support artists.
- Episode 152: Interview with Captain Carter Herman of PenAir Credit Union
What happens when a military officer brings battlefield discipline into the world of personal finance? You get someone like Captain Carter Herman—a Florida Army National Guard officer and Senior Financial Analyst at PenAir Credit Union —who’s on a mission to empower students, soldiers, and everyday people with practical tools for financial success.
- Episode 151: Interview with Singer Songwriter and Author Fran Pitre
Fran Pitre’s life reads like a novel, but she’s already written the memoir. The Jacksonville, Florida-based singer-songwriter, author, and speaker is best known for a nearly unbelievable truth—she’s the mother of three sets of twins. Her latest edition of TWINS x3 , now available in an updated 2024 audiobook version, shares the journey of infertility, high-risk pregnancies, parenting six children, and rediscovering herself through music.
- Episode 150: Interview With Gary McCoy The Creator of Weir Ai.
As artificial intelligence evolves faster than policy can track, Gary McCoy and his team at WEIR AI are stepping into the breach. Their mission? To give individuals—not platforms—more control over how their identity is used in the age of deepfakes, cloned voices, and unauthorized digital replicas. With the recent debut of their platform at the 2025 Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity, WEIR AI is already making waves in the conversation about ethical AI, privacy, and digital ownership.
- Episode 149: Interview with Ivan Doroschuk Of Men Without Hats
With the release of their nostalgic new single “I ❤️ the ‘80s,” Men Without Hats prove that time travel is real—you just need the right synth line. Frontman Ivan Doroschuk is bringing the energy, wit, and neon-lit charm of the band’s heyday straight into 2025, showing that their signature brand of joyfully defiant dance-pop hasn’t lost a step.
- Episode 148: Interview With Chris LaCorata From Graasi
As the founder of Graasi, Chris LaCorata is redefining hydration through innovation, sustainability, and health-forward thinking—just in time for Men’s Health Month. His creation, Graasi Organic Barley Water , is the first certified organic barley water brand in the U.S., offering men an easy and refreshing way to improve daily wellness with functional ingredients.
- Episode 147: Interview With Kylie Larson of The Elemental Coaching
The pursuit of performance over perfection is gaining ground among today’s high achievers—and Kylie Larson is leading the charge. As the founder of The Elemental Coaching , Larson has carved a powerful niche, helping professionals shift away from aesthetic-driven fitness goals toward strategies that enhance energy, productivity, and mental clarity. Her approach is rooted in balance, sustainability, and a holistic mindset that values long-term well-being over short-term results.
- Episode 146: Interview With Tess Stevens From Tess & The Details
San Francisco punk rock band Tess & The Details is back—and they’re not pulling any punches. With their latest single “Take Me Alive,” frontwoman Tess Stevens delivers a fierce, unapologetic anthem aimed at reclaiming identity in a world numbed by screens, noise, and self-doubt. Released June 13, 2025, the track marks the band’s first original release since their 2023 debut album Runaway, and it kicks off a bold new era of sonic and lyrical evolution.
















