#2 Hitting the Higher Notes with Singer Songwriter Renee Stahl

#3 The Art of Laughter with Amy Goddard

Shakespeare said, 'With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come.' My next guest, actress-writer-producer Amy Goddard, has tapped into this philosophy and uses it to her advantage. Her web series Another Day With You has earned it's laugh lines by the personal material she's mined over the years.  Noticing the humor in every day living is what keeps her spirit young and heart more vibrant than ever. We discuss the roads of hurt and humor that led to her current projects, and wherever she's standing in life, she naturally tends to find the funny. It's what makes her unique and delightful to be around.

#2 Hitting the Higher Notes with Singer Songwriter Renee Stahl

In this episode, singer-songwriter Renee Stahl, shares about life's highs and lows, along with her heartfelt songs that take us on a journey through the darker and lighter areas of humanity. She shares openly and honestly about her music, family, and friends, while giving us a glimpse into songwriting as an outlet for healing, and the joy of making music with her two daughters. Soulful and kind, humorous and generous, she's a singer who makes people feel wrapped up in a warm blanket, surrounded by soothing sounds of comfort and hope. Listen in for a dose of life's higher notes, from a woman who's voice makes a notable difference in the world.

#1 Behind the Scenes with Actor Anthony Carrigan

In this episode, Anthony Carrigan visits to discuss playing his character, NoHo Hank, in the HBO series Barry. He shares what it's like working with Bill Hader and his hope for hero Henry Winkler.  Anthony also shares the exercise he practices on way to set in NoHo Hank's accent.  He talks about what it's like living with the autoimmune disease alopecia areata, and how shifting his mindset from shame to self acceptance opened up more, instead of less acting roles. He walks us through the romantic story of meeting his wife, and shares with kids how he diffuses bullying.