Erica Vogel

Rondalyn Whitney

In this moving interview, first-time podcast guest Rondalyn Whitney shares the deeply personal journey that followed the sudden loss of her husband. She discusses how she documented an entire year of grief, healing, and self-discovery in her book, Habits of Widows, offering an honest look at life after profound loss. Drawing on her experience as an occupational therapist, Rondalyn explores grief not just as an emotional process, but as the challenge of learning how to navigate everyday life in a completely changed world. She shares valuable insights into the practical, physical, and emotional realities of widowhood, as well as the resilience required to move forward. Join Ashley and Kristin for a heartfelt conversation filled with wisdom, vulnerability, and hope for anyone facing loss, change, or the challenge of rebuilding after life's most difficult moments. Head here for more information on Rondalyn’s book: https://linkly.link/2iSEN [https://linkly.link/2iSEN] Find the myAudio Rocks [myaudio.rocks]-produced audiobook on Audible, or get your copy on Amazon, Apple Books, and independent bookstores everywhere.

Annie Waxman

In this heartfelt episode, Annie Waxman makes her podcast debut to share her powerful memoir "Accidental Rebel: My Story of Interracial Love and Loss," recounting her journey through love, societal expectations, and personal resilience set against the backdrop of 1960s Kentucky.  Join Ashley & Kristin as they explore the story behind the story, addressing its themes of rebellion, race, and the courage it takes to tell one's truth. You can find the myAudio Rocks production of “Accidental Rebel: My Story of Interracial Love and Loss” on Audible or audiobook retailers everywhere, or get your copy on Amazon [https://linkly.link/2a3bx].

Erica Vogel

We are joined in our last episode of 2025 by trans advocate and author Erica Vogel, who shares her journey of writing Advice from Your Trans Aunty, a book aimed at providing guidance for those navigating gender identity and transition. The discussion delves into the importance of personal agency, the joy within the trans community, and the need for allies to support and celebrate trans experiences. You can find Erica’s book and comic on her website [https://www.ericavogel.com/bookstore/p/style-01-ej5na-6clhh]. Interested in producing your own audiobook or podcast? Head to myaudio.rocks [http://myaudio.rocks] for more information and to schedule your free discovery call.

Jessica Fearnley

Author and coach Jessica Fearnley joins Kristin and Ashley to unpack the roots of inadequacy explored in her book, Too Much. She shares the personal experiences that inspired her writing, highlighting the importance of supportive environments, unlearning conditioning, and seeking workspaces that allow your personality and abilities to truly thrive. You can find Jessica’s book at her website, https://www.jessicafearnley.com/book/ [https://www.jessicafearnley.com/book/] Listen to her podcast, Seven Figure Consultant [https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/seven-figure-consultant-with-jessica-fearnley/id1487718735], on Apple or wherever you stream podcasts. Interested in producing your own audiobook or podcast? Head to myaudio.rocks [http://myaudio.rocks] for more information and to schedule your free discovery call.

Julie Wanzer

This week, Ashley & Kristin are joined by Julie Wanzer, B2B marketing strategist and author of Get Them To Care. Julie reveals the eye-opening importance of storytelling on LinkedIn and the need for vulnerability and authenticity in professional settings. You can find Julie’s book and training materials at her website, https://www.getthemtocare.com/ [https://www.getthemtocare.com/] Interested in producing your own audiobook or podcast? Head to myaudio.rocks [http://myaudio.rocks] for more information and to schedule your free discovery call.