What if your suffering isn’t psychological, emotional, or even karmic… but structural? Today’s guest didn’t come back from three near-death experiences with a belief system. He came back with a blueprint. Masati, known as the Godfather of Frequencies, works at the level where reality is coded—where biology, leadership, consciousness, and even AI are recalibrated at the source. In this conversation, you’ll discover how frequency creates self-sabotage or flow, why enlightenment was never meant to be passive, and how sovereignty is not claimed through effort—but alignment. If you’ve ever felt there was more power, clarity, and ease available to you right now—stay with us. This episode delivers. 

Diana is a two-time Fitness World Champion, WBFF Pro Diva Fitness Model, and trauma-informed fitness coach known as the “Miss Congeniality” of the industry. Featured in Oxygen, Muscle & Fitness Hers, and more, she’s also a published author, speaker, and Kansas City Business Journal’s Women Who Mean Business honoree. Diana specializes in empowering women over 40, offering personalized nutrition and workout plans that deliver sustainable results. Her compassionate, holistic approach ensures you’re supported every step of the way, no matter where you’re starting.

Monica Hopkins is the executive director of the ACLU of the District of Columbia (ACLU-DC). She took the helm of the D.C. affiliate of the American Civil Liberties Union in 2014.

Prior to joining the ACLU-DC Monica served as the executive director of the ACLU of Idaho from 2008–2014 during which time she oversaw sweeping statewide victories, particularly in the areas of criminal justice reform, LGBTQIA equality, immigrants’ rights and upholding the First Amendment. Prior to joining the ACLU, Monica had a held several executive and development positions in the nonprofit sector.

Under Monica’s leadership, the ACLU-DC has grown its capacity and reach allowing the organization to become a resource for all District residents. As executive director, Monica oversees substantive programmatic and advocacy efforts to defend and advance the ACLU-DC’s work on civil rights and civil liberties for the over 700,000 residents of the District of Columbia.

As the organization’s principal spokesperson she helps increase public awareness of the ACLU-DC’s work. Monica has been quoted by national radio, television, and print media outlets, including the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Atlantic Monthly, Al-Jazeera, Politico, and NPR.

Monica is a graduate of Boise State University. She is also a 2012–2013 Rockwood Institute LGBT Advocacy Fellow and currently serves on the board of the National Reentry Network for Returning Citizens.

Susan is a former political influence consultant, profiler, and civilian hostage negotiator, with expertise and studies in and master’s in Human Behavior, Behavior Economics & Neuroscience. She has been called 'Freaky' and the top expert in her field by the Chicago Tribune and Psychology Today for showing how to profile anyone in 30 seconds in live shows. She is the author and researcher of "Irrational Humans: People Make 35,000 Decisions a Day, and 95% are Irrational, but Why & How?”

She works on training and coaching high-performers and high-achieving professionals to communicate their message to the media, boardroom, and teams in a way that influences and moves the needle. 

She used the same technique that helped politicians get elected to the White House, secured the fastest deal in the history of Shark Tank, and created impactful TED Talks. She gets people what they want by making others "DO" what they need. Everyone has a point of entry—she find that door to get you in.

Her mission is to make what seems impossible easy and achievable by science, influence, and assertive command. The world is in the hands of the people who are willing to conquer the impossible, using the tools that leaders use to win battles. Leaders and influencers are not born; they are made. And I can make you one, too. 

Beth Capecchi is a psychologist in private practice. She is married with 3 children who are currently 15, 14, and 12. After completing her undergraduate and Master’s degrees at Vanderbilt University and her doctoral degree at the University of Tennessee, Beth spent 5 years working with students at University Counseling Centers in various parts of the country and then returned to Chattanooga, where she was born and raised. Since returning to Chattanooga 17 years ago, she worked in a group practice for 8 years, and then established her own practice called Grounded Counseling in 2013. Beth enjoys working with adolescents and adults on a variety of issues, including relationship issues, self-esteem, anxiety, depression, family issues, grief, addiction issues, family of origin issues, trauma work, identity work, and other issues.

In March of last year, Beth launched a podcast called “Never Perfect with an ADHD Psychologist”, which is a mental health podcast. The goal of this podcast is to provide education on mental health topics and to make individuals and relationships healthier by being realistic and vulnerable. You can find the podcast on platforms such as Spotify and Apple Podcasts by googling “Never Perfect Dr. Beth”.

Davy Nathan is a Pianist, Songwriter and Producer who’s toured the world as a pianist and musical director with Toni Braxton, Patti Labelle, Christina Aguilera and others. He has written and produced songs for artists such as Josh Groban, Chaka Khan, Usher and Mavis Staples. He also wrote and produced all the songs for the Netflix movie-musical ‘Jingle Jangle: a Christmas Journey’ which came out in 2020

Chao Dou is an experience strategist, designer, and artist whose work bridges wellness, design, and human connection. With over a decade of experience in workplace design and strategy, she consults with global organizations at Steelcase to align culture, processes, tools, and space, creating environments where people and businesses thrive. Through her independent practice, chaos.cura, Chao integrates art, sensory design, and research to craft immersive experiences and biometric studies that foster healing, collective well-being, and transformative connection.

For the Biometric Study, Chao co-creates the experience strategy, qualitative survey design, marketing, and data synthesis to ensure a deeply engaging and insightful event.

Find, Follow, and Feel Into the Offerings of Chao Dou at:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chaodou

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chaos.cura

Elizabeth Wong Ahlers, Ph.D., is a mother of six, Councilwoman, businesswoman, and nature enthusiast with a passion for public service and a vision for the future that includes restoring personal liberties, safer communities, less government intervention, and restored parental rights.

In addition to serving as Councilwoman in Crescenta Valley, California, Elizabeth also has served on multiple international boards and committees including Bridge to Nations (humanitarian and educational work) as well as in local service capacities, such as chaplain for the Boy Scouts of America. Her extensive humanitarian work has taken her to Asia, India, and Bolivia working predominantly with children, women, and other underprivileged groups.

Elizabeth is certified and supports the local Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) and is even a licensed Ham Radio technician. Elizabeth is a local educator who has taught at UCLA, Los Angeles Valley College, and Glendale Community College. She graduated from Hoover High School in Glendale and earned a bachelor’s degree from UCLA, a Master’s Degree in Teaching English from UCLA, and a Doctorate Degree in Applied Theology.

She has served locally and internationally in areas of education and community wholeness as well as serving on local private school boards. Elizabeth is a fifth generation Californian, a mother to six beautiful children, and grandmother of three. When time has allowed, she has volunteered as a support group leader, youth leader, and a hospice Chaplain.