The Authentic Life With KL

60: "Against All Odds" w/Stephanie Juricic & Kitty

In this powerful episode of The Authentic Life with KL, Kitty Lynne and Stephanie Juricic take a deep dive into what it truly means to defy the odds. Life has a way of knocking us down—through heartbreak, setbacks, self-doubt, medical mysteries and moments that threaten to break our spirit. But what happens when we choose to rise anyway? Join us for an honest conversation about resilience, rebuilding, and reclaiming your power. We're unpacking the lessons learned from life's hardest seasons and the courage required to begin again. No matter how many times life kicks you, this episode is a reminder that your story isn't over. You are stronger than your circumstances, more powerful than your pain, and capable of rising—again and again. Because sometimes, defying the odds isn't about never falling. It's about refusing to stay down.

59: "You Are Loved" w/ Hope Chovan & Kitty

Welcome to The Authentic Life w/KL — where we have real conversations about healing, growth, authenticity, and the experiences that shape who we become. Today’s guest is Hope Chovan, a hypnotherapist and sound frequency practitioner whose work focuses on helping people reconnect with their inner state through the power of the subconscious mind and vibration. By combining hypnotherapy with frequency-based practices, Hope supports emotional healing, helps release limiting beliefs, and guides people back into alignment mentally, emotionally, and energetically. At the heart of her work is the belief that healing happens on a vibrational level — and when we begin shifting what’s happening beneath the surface, everything else in life starts to change. In this episode, we’re diving into subconscious healing, frequency work, emotional transformation, and what it really means to reconnect with yourself from the inside out. So take a deep breath, settle in, and get ready for a powerful conversation. This is The Authentic Life w/KL. Let’s get into it.

58: "What Saved Us" W/ Kitty

Hey… welcome back to The Authentic Life with KL. Today feels a little different… because today, it’s just me. And I want to invite you into something really personal. This episode is about my new book… What Saved Us. But more than that— it’s about the moments that kept us here. The things that held us together when we felt like we were falling apart. Because if you’re here listening… there’s something that saved you too. Maybe it was a song. Maybe it was a person. Maybe it was a moment where you almost gave up… and somehow—you didn’t. This book… didn’t come from a place of “having it all figured out.” It came from the in-between. From the breaking… and the becoming. From the quiet questions like— “Why did I stay?” “What kept me going?” “What actually mattered in the end?” And what I realized is… we don’t always notice what saved us while it’s happening. Sometimes it’s small. Sometimes it’s messy. Sometimes it doesn’t look like healing at all. But it counts. So today… I want to do something really special. I want to dive into letting go. Letting go of the versions of us we outgrew… the pain we kept carrying… the stories we minimized… and the parts of our lives we said “weren’t a big deal”… even though they still live in our body. And as we move through this episode… I’m going to share a few readings from What Saved Us. Pieces of my heart. Pieces of truth. And maybe… pieces of you too. I don’t want you to just listen to this episode. I want you to feel it. I want you to think about your own story— not just the big moments… but the quiet ones. The ones that don’t get talked about. The ones that shaped you. Because your story matters. Not just the polished version… but the real one. So wherever you are right now— driving, sitting, walking, working… Take a breath with me. And ask yourself… “What saved me?” Let’s go there… together.

57: "Say the Thing" w/ Boundary Coach Kami Orange & Kitty

Today’s episode is for anyone who has ever struggled to speak up, to set boundaries, or to say what they really mean without guilt, fear, or overthinking. Because let’s be real…  Knowing what you want to say and actually saying it? Two completely different things. And that’s exactly why I’m so excited for today’s guest. Kami Orange is a boundary coach and the author of Say the Thing — a powerful guide to communicating clearly, confidently, and without losing yourself in the process. She helps people find their voice, stand in their truth, and navigate those conversations that feel uncomfortable… but are often the most important ones we’ll ever have. In this conversation, we’re diving into what it really looks like to set boundaries in real life — not just the idea of it, but the messy, human, in-the-moment reality of it. We talk about people-pleasing, fear of conflict, and how to start saying the things you’ve been holding in… in a way that actually honors you. If you’ve ever thought,  “I don’t want to hurt their feelings…”  “I’ll just let it go…”  or  “I’ll deal with it later…” This episode is going to hit home. So take a breath, settle in… and let’s get into it. Kami Orange – Kami Orange Boundary Coach [https://kamiorange.com/]

56: "Stay" w/Jamie Kucinski & Kitty

Today I’m really excited to introduce our guest, Jamie Kucinski from the band XIII Minutes. If you’ve ever connected deeply with a song — the kind that feels like it understands something inside you that you didn’t even know how to explain — then you know the kind of power music can hold. Jamie is part of a band that brings that kind of intensity and emotion to their music. XIII Minutes has built a sound that blends powerful rock energy with raw honesty, and today we’re going to go beyond the music and talk about the person behind it. We’ll dive into Jamie’s journey as an artist, what inspires the music, the highs and lows that come with creating and performing, and how music becomes a lifeline not just for listeners, but for the people who create it too. So settle in, because this is going to be a great conversation about music, authenticity, and the stories that connect us all.