My guest is Nora Herold who has been channeling, lecturing, and delivering healing work for over 30 years. In 1996 Nora established conscious contact with The Pleiadians and her spirit guides, which triggered an awakening of her abilities and gave her access to her own records. In 2007 she began receiving information sharing specific techniques and technologies to facilitate the integration of the fifth dimensional identity and the re-ascension process and that has become the foundation of her work. Nora offers private sessions, teaches, lectures, is a reiki master, has appeared on film, radio & tv, and has channeled for people all over the world. Nora lives in Ojai, CA with her partner Jonathan Wilk and their animal companions.

PoliticsGirl is a daily TikTok/IG/Twitter rant on politics and the world as well as an easy-to-understand weekly podcast aimed at educating and inspiring voters to reengage with the political process. From understanding the issues, the candidates, and the workings of government to the rebuilding and restructuring of our political system so we can have a stronger, more representational, enlightened electorate and a kinder, more tolerant, more informed country.

CARLA MCCLOSKEY

Before becoming an author, Carla McCloskey was a long-time director and assistant director who began her film career when she was picked as an assistant director by the Producers Association. 

“I was one of the first women in this position,” recalls Carla, who has lived in Malibu since 1981 with her husband, Leigh J. McCloskey, an actor, artist and author.

Carla was later the assistant director on many films, including The Goodbye Girl, California Suite, Death Becomes Her, Point of No Return, Point Break, The ‘Burbs, The Color of Night, Hook and Jurassic Park. 

She worked with directors Steven Spielberg, Joe Dante, Robert Zemeckis, Richard Rush, John Badham, Herbert Ross, and Cher. She also worked on the television series Amazing Stories, Babylon 5, Ally McBeal, Gilmore Girls and The Closer. 

Carla wrote her first book, Grandma Told Me So—Lessons in Life and Love, to help others find and keep the best possible relationships in their lives. Carla writes with the wisdom and simplicity that she learned during her early life in Lodi, Wisconsin, a picture-perfect small Midwestern town. 

“At my grandmother’s side, I developed the life tools to balance rich personal relationships and family with a demanding life in Hollywood as a director and assistant director to many of today’s most notable actors and filmmakers,” says Carla, adding that she and her husband “have shared the many facets of a life in Hollywood while never forgetting to live a life in love.”  

Carla wrote her second book, Living in an Alien Body—Surviving Stroke, from her own personal experience to help others navigate the life-altering trauma of stroke.  

“This book will transform the way you think about stroke,” emphasizes Carla, whose goal with the book is “to navigate a stroke for you or a loved one—and hopefully prevent stroke.” 

Ultimately, “t may even help you or a loved one survive it—not as a helpless victim, but as an unexpected journeyer into strange and foreign lands.”

EASAE

EASAE is an indie pop artist originally from Buffalo, NY. Pulling from Fleetwood Mac & Maggie Rogers, hitting a unique emotional tone that is sure to resonate through your bones. Making her debut feature on “Melting”, alongside Danny Olson and Yetep, establishing her sound as an emotional vocal powerhouse for subsequent releases.  Her debut album “Not Sure I Love It Here Yet” premiered December 16th, 2022.  A collection from her journey navigating loss while trying to keep her love for life close by.

PETER KATZ

Peter Katz is a JUNO Award & Canadian Screen Award-nominated singer-songwriter who has spent the past 15 years touring internationally. He has been described by many of his fans and speaking clients as “a thunderbolt for the soul”.

Renowned CBC radio host Tom Power described Peter’s music as “one of the most heartfelt, beautiful, and vulnerable records of the year… an astonishing record”. To date, his music has been streamed almost 10 million times and his music videos have over 25 million views on YouTube. His music is used regularly on film & TV, including CBC Television’s 2016 Rio Olympics / Paralympics coverage.

Peter is also one of Canada’s most in-demand speakers, being called on to give his highly customized ‘Keynote Concerts’ to countless companies and organizations across various industries like Bell, Johnson & Johnson, Xerox, Royal Lepage, American Express, Sick Kids Hospital, Purolator, Mars, Trillium Health and Royal Bank – to name only a few.  Beyond his transformational in-person events, Peter is also regarded as one of the pioneers of highly-engaging virtual experiences, having performed to over 150,000 people virtually from his state-of-the art broadcast studio, including being invited to address the House of Commons of Canada.

JOHN STIX

Hi, I’m John. I’m a leader who loves people. I care about their healing, their dreams, their businesses, and their lives. I created the DYW framework out of my realization that my fullest potential is realized when I’m helping others discover their WHO. I’m so excited for you to start your Discover Your WHO journey and release your fullest potential into the world.

In 2014, John Stix was an outwardly successful entrepreneur who felt numb, disengaged, and a sense of aloneness. In one moment he had a life-altering realization: he didn’t know who he was. By turning the arrow inward, he transformed his life and his business when he learned that before the why, how, or what, your WHO must come first. Now, Discover Your WHO includes a book, app, and coaching to empower leaders to be the hero of their own journey and uncover their Golden Gift.

CHLOE WEDGE

Chloe Wedge is an American Pop Singer & Songwriter from Phoenix, Arizona (USA). Perfecting her craft for over a decade, Chloe is looking forward to the release of her original music for the first time in 2023. These highly anticipated releases include: “Throw Away the Key” , “Falling” and “Unlovable”‍HOW IT STARTED: Chloe’s aptitude for singing and performance appeared itself at age 7 as she persuaded her way onto a stage to perform at a farmers market.

Her belting voice would draw attention and started getting invitations to sing The Star Spangled Banner at local youth football games throughout the Phoenix area. Recognizing the talent and passion Chloe had, her father Scott Wedge, started traveling with Chloe to Las Vegas and Los Angeles to advance her music career. At age 10, Chloe would draw crowds performing on The Las Vegas Strip. Chloe & Scott would sleep in the car as they pursued stardom early in her career. These travels gained her experience, opportunities and relationships. She trained with seasoned music professionals and was coached by acclaimed mentors.

PERFORMANCES & AWARDS:

‍Acclaimed for her big sound, the soulful signature in Chloe’s voice has always given her a mature edge in her performances. She has participated in events including: Weekend Teen Experience Bash, Arizona State Fair, Idaho State Fair and Party Bash for Kids. A unique underlying rasp to her melodic sound has garnished her multiple awards including: Raise Your Voice for Peace, Hollywood Launch, and Taste of Soul in Los Angeles and Talent Slam in Arizona.

Besides music, Chloe loves fashion & beauty. She is currently a senior in high school and studies Cosmetology at the American Leadership Academy Applied Technologies. Chloe comes from a family of 9 siblings. Her oldest sibling has a rare genetic disorder called Coffin-Siris Syndrome. Chloe supports the Coffin-Siris Syndrome foundation which helps families who have children with Coffin-Siris Syndrome. Chloe also supports the Hope Kids foundation, which gives service to children and their families with cancer and life-threatening illnesses. Each of these foundations have had a positive effect on Chloe and her family’s lives.

Chloe hopes to make the world a better place by being open in her lyrics and sharing her personal struggles through her music.

CHAD PRICE

While working as a gas controller in corporate America for TransCanada in Houston he discovered that corporate America wasn’t sustainable for him long term and he wanted to start his own business.  Seeing the inner workings of a large corporation gave him the impetus to start his own e-commerce focused business.  

Along with two partners they narrowed down their product list and settled on kettlebells. At the time it wasn’t a known space but was a growing market.  He desired to build kettlebells as the centerpiece of a health and wellness community. Then started the first BIPOC owned Kettlebell company, “Kettlebell Kings” which is like the ESPN of the kettlebell world. A place to foster a community of people using kettlebells as the centerpiece of fitness. Take everyone’s content alongside their uniquely created content and display it in a way that’s easy for people to consume and feel part of a community. 

In business he can be as competitive as he wants and not worry like he did on the sports field, when he was in Rice University.

After ten years, Chad’s first venture Kettlebell Kings was acquired by Razor Group for millions of dollars.

Then went on to create and start “Life Grows Green” is a side project that he started as a result of negative images and culture around hemp plants.  Being a big believer in natural and green products which is naturally encompassed in Hemp he tried to make products just from nature; natural based products. Products that include: CBD related capsules, oils, tinctures, salves, peanut butter, honey, melatonin and protein powder and made them available direct to the online consumer.

Chad continues his commitment to fitness, health and wellness and makes sure to travel extensively and spend time with his family.