Episode 13: Becoming who you needed as a kid with Shannon Stump

Coming Alive through the Mild Side of Wild with Candace Dunaway

Candace Dunaway is the creator of The Mild Side of Wild, a six-part video series. Her series is designed to inspire the residents of her local community, and viewers across the globe to explore the natural beauty of their local community and enjoy the wisdom and lessons that mother nature has to offer while embracing a healthier, more active lifestyle. Candace practices daily gratitude and believes that this practice is the key to living a joyful life. Candace sees the world through an optimistic lens and looks for the silver linings, even in the most difficult of times. She believes that life is a collection of simple moments of joy that compound to create a happy life.  Watch the video series here The Mild Side Of Wild S1 Ep 01 [https://youtu.be/vjIo5Qs7LcY?si=G_lhaXr4ELAk_5YF] Instagram:Follow Candace on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/candacedanielledunaway/] Podcast: All Things Relatable- https://open.spotify.com/show/1rT0YXTmDzkkOH7XwYvaqg?si=6xiBK13kRH6FSdOpq4fI5A&nd=1 [https://open.spotify.com/show/1rT0YXTmDzkkOH7XwYvaqg?si=6xiBK13kRH6FSdOpq4fI5A&nd=1]

Episode 13: Becoming who you needed as a kid with Shannon Stump

Shannon Stump has been intrigued by art, how it relates to learning, and is leaning into her own story and how it impacts her kids. She talks about how pursuing her passion led to owning her own woodworking business as well as how she is embracing becoming the person that she needed as a kid. You can connect with Shannon on instagram: @rohman.s.studio or find her on Facebook: Shannon Rohman Stump

Stephanie Martinez Rivera on Joy, Connection & Self-Care Episode #12

Stephanie Martinez Rivera is a renowned content creator and host of the captivating Joy Found Here Podcast. With an unwavering passion for empowering individuals to navigate life's challenges, Stephanie delivers weekly doses of inspiration and motivation that cut through the noise and guide listeners towards authentic joy and fulfillment. As a seasoned expert in rebounding from loss and finding love in all aspects of life, Stephanie shares invaluable insights and practical strategies on how to overcome obstacles and embrace the beauty of resilience. Through their engaging storytelling and relatable experiences, Stephanie guides listeners on a transformative journey to discover joy in relationships, career, and the community around them. Known for their infectious energy and uplifting presence, Stephanie encourages listeners to surrender to the flow of life, letting go of struggle and embracing the path of least resistance. The weekly episodes are a powerful blend of heartfelt conversations, expert interviews, and personal anecdotes, creating a safe space for listeners to explore their own purpose and find solace in the pursuit of joy. With a unique ability to connect deeply with her tribe, Stephanie has become a trusted source of wisdom and inspiration. Prepare to be captivated, motivated, and inspired as Stephanie shares their transformative journey and equips listeners with the tools to unlock their true potential. Join Stephanie on the Joy Found Here Podcast, and embark on a path of self-discovery, resilience, and finding purpose in the sheer joy of life. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/joy-found-here/id1565893279 https://open.spotify.com/show/1ajI9gJ2O1uzTp8GU1Qafg?si=81b8ff36daa643ba

Guest podcast with the play experts: MY KIDS!

Special guest episode with my kids Jet & Em! IN this episode, they evaluate how well I play, they share their thoughts on how adults work too much, and they share their thoughts on why play is important for kids, adults, and even animals!

Taking Imperfect Action as a Key to Living a Dream (conversation with Marla Taviano)

Marla Taviano is a prolific author and has written many books including her adventures unschooling her girls (Manifesto & The Honest Truth), What Makes You Fart, and Unbelieve. She also has a new book coming out soon called Jaded, which is a sequel to her first book of poetry Unbelieve. She also has a bookstagram account where she reviews books by those written by black, indigenous, and people of color (@whitegirllearning)