From Fear to Coherence: Jeff Granville's Path to Holistic Healing and Awakening Courage in Critical Moments

Healing Beyond Symptoms with Alexander Hristovski

Why are chronic symptoms becoming more common despite the abundance of health information available today? On this episode of the Create Your Holistic Lifestyle Show, Cuca Russell interviews Holistic Health Practitioner Alexander Hristovski to explore what it truly means to heal the root cause rather than simply manage symptoms.  Alexander shares his holistic philosophy on real detoxification, healthy aging, nervous system regulation, emotional healing, subconscious beliefs, and the body's remarkable ability to heal when given the right support. We discuss why supporting the body's natural elimination pathways is essential, the misconceptions surrounding detoxification on social media, and how reconnecting with nature, lifestyle, and spirituality can transform overall wellbeing. If you're searching for a deeper understanding of holistic health and practical ways to support your body's natural healing processes, this conversation is filled with valuable insights that can help you begin your own journey toward lasting wellness.

Keith Johnson | House for the Broken: Hope Healing & Redemption

Join host Cuca Russell for an inspiring conversation with actor Keith Johnson, whose acting credits include Cubic Zirconia, Jones Plantation, and the new eight episode faith based series, House for the Broken. In this episode, Keith shares his journey as an actor, what drew him to House for the Broken, and the powerful message woven throughout the series. Together, we explore the themes of hope, healing, redemption, resilience, and the transformative power of storytelling. Go behind the scenes of this compelling new production as Keith discusses bringing his character life and why stories centered on restoration and faith continue to resonate with audiences seeking encouragement and purpose.

Courage, Self Sabotage, and the Future of Humanity with Ryan K. Hough

In this powerful episode of the Create Your Holistic Lifestyle Show, Cuca Russell welcomes Ryan K. Hough, also known as Agent of Courage, a Freedom from Self Sabotage and Mindset Coach who incorporates Human Design tools into his work. Ryan, who portrayed Jantz in the 2020 sci fi thriller Monsters of Man, brings a unique perspective shaped by his acting career and his work in mindset and identity transformation.   This episode explores how self sabotage develops and how to interrupt it,  the psychological effects of fear driven media cycles, electromagnetic exposures and environmental stressors and the accelerating rise of AI, robotics, and the evolving question of human identity.   From technology and automation to nervous system regulation and personal sovereignty, this conversation invites listeners to remain grounded, think critically, and move through the world with courage and intention.

Own Your Sh!t and Change Your Life with Mandy Fonville

This episode features Mandy Fonville, transformational guide and author, whose work centers on conscious awareness, personal responsibility, and the ARCC ™ framework of Awareness, Responsibility, Courage, and Commitment.  Mandy opens up about her ten year alcohol free journey, weaning off antidepressants after sixteen years, and the deep spiritual awakening that reshaped her life and work.  This conversation explores the connection between trauma and the body, conscious creation, the power of language, and why true healing is emotional, energetic, and spiritual, not just physical.  We also discuss the release of her new book!

Frequency Technology Stem Cells and the Future of Healing with Adam Oshien

In our first episode of 2026, we are joined by Adam Oshien for a compelling conversation on frequency technology, stem cells and cellular regeneration. The discussion moves beyond conventional narratives and how information frequency technology interacts with stem cells on how the body receives direction through coherent signals and why regeneration is not about force but alignment.  Listeners are invited to reconsider healing as an intelligent responsive process rather than a mechanical one.