We Share Podcast

Mash Up 2: Unfortunate Experiences with Varmints and Toxic Mold

Alex and Julie share random rodent stories, disclosing the damage from a recent Rock Chuck. Then they revisit a few clips of the educating episode with Brianna Wheeler and toxic mold and how she literally demolished her dream home and took steps to keep her family safe and heal from toxic mold.

Mash Up May: Living with Confidence and Courage

Alex and Julie chat candidly and share a few personal stories and recent experiences aligning with this May Mashup. We hope you find joy and confidence as we revisit this episode with Sheri Brasier, how she helps women discover confidence in themselves, don't wait.  Also Debbie Olson, owner of Avanti Body, on benefits of red light therapy and encouraging women to celebrate themselves.

Christina Finnerty, FNP, Unpacking Peptides Part Two

Alex and Julie are excited to have Christina Finnerty back in studio sharing in depth knowledge with our listeners about peptides and so much more. Tips to achieve longevity and wellness with safe practices. #peptides #nursepractitioner #longevity #lifestylechanges #hardwork

It's Never Too Late To Try Something New With Skijoring Queen Gina Weymiller

Dive in with Julie and Alex this week as they get discover Gina's journey to Skijoring Queen. How she found the sport, her love of horses and the skijor community that combines Cowboy and Ski Bum Cultures for the win. She is a devoted mother and lover of the outdoors and strongly believes you are never too late to try something new.

Matters of the Heart - Idaho Heart Institute

Dr. Blake Wachter M.D., PHD and Jake Gilbert, Co-founders of the Idaho Heart Institute sit down with Alex and Julie for a heartfelt conversation. With a litany of life experiences they focus on what are doing together as they share the stories and struggles that inspired the the mission of the Heart Institute of Idaho. What started out as a doctor/patient relationship turned into family for life. This episode is sure to tug at your heart in more ways than one. They continue to inspire others and help communities and first responders by donating AED's. They want to encourage the masses to be aware and respond quickly with their 3 step protocol while you wait for help- CALL, PUSH, and TURN ON!