Unapologetically Authentic
Kristi talks about how lonely she felt in the ‘Mommy wine culture,’ shares how her husband’s infidelity led to their divorce, and gives us a glimpse into what her sober life is like today.
She Heals through Movement Medicine
Just four months shy of graduating from high school in Korea, Tess’s family uprooted and immigrated to Hawaii in 1989.
Maryland Vaccine Hunters
The Maryland Vaccine Hunters, a 100% volunteer-led group, has been instrumental in helping eligible Marylanders secure COVID-19 vaccines.
Every Bite Matters
Originally a dairy and beef farmer, she started her whole food plant-based journey at the age of 78.
Bright Minds of the Future
A recipient of the prestigious Korean Government Scholarship Program, Bojana is pursuing her dreams to become a film director. She is currently enrolled in graduate school in Seoul where she is studying film-making.
Jeff is Wicked Sobah
Jeff opens up about his past drug and alcohol addiction, shares how he got through the early days of sobriety, and talks about how he has moved from guilt and shame to acceptance and forgiveness.
Finding Sobriety in Your 70s
In this episode, Bob talks about getting sober in his 70s, reflects on his past drinking episodes, and shares why he chooses sobriety today.
Reborn: Sober, Alive, and Grateful
In 2016, she ended up in the ICU with acute liver failure, pancreas failure, and kidney complications.
Living in Korea: Peter Stolker
Peter talks about becoming a dad, shares tips on how to get a public school teaching job, and gives insight into how Korea is doing with the current COVID-19 situation.
Life after Korea: Doug Baumwoll
Doug is a thinker, a philosopher, and a traveler. He has over 20 years of teaching experience in Korea, Spain, India, and Costa Rica. He has also worked as a freelance Spanish teacher. In December 2018, he was diagnosed with giloblastoma, the most aggressive type of brain cancer. He joins us for a chat from …
Life After Korea: Doug Karalius
After living in Korea for 14 years, Doug talks about adjusting to life back in America.
Living an Authentic Life: Shaun Hoppel
At 34 years old, Shaun Hoppel left a career in the IT industry to become a historian. He talks about what inspired him to follow his dreams.