About Angela:

Have you talked yourself out of making a career change? Have you second-guessed whether you should go back to school later in your life? Our guest for this episode, Angela Litwiler, will always tell you, “Just do it!” Angela, a self-proclaimed change avoider became a change adorer. Over the course of her life she has lived in multiple countries, pursued career transitions, completed a masters program, and is open to even more possibilities ahead. In our conversation she brings a fresh perspective to making fresh starts in life, location, career, and more.

About Corinne Auman:

Meet Corinne Auman, a trailblazer in the field of aging and founder of Choice Care Navigators, a company dedicated to helping families navigate the aging process. Corinne is dedicated to fostering personal growth, resilience, and authentic living at every age. With a background in psychology, Corinne's passion lies in reshaping how we perceive older adulthood, a vision she beautifully encapsulates in her groundbreaking book, "Keenagers."

"Keenagers," released in June 2023, challenges conventional notions of aging, emphasizing that 55-80 years old is an extended middle adulthood, not a decline. It's a guide to life planning, not just financial planning, addressing the crucial question of finding purpose and meaning in the post-retirement phase.

Her website: Corinne Auman's Website

DK Kang is an author, life learner, and wellness advocate who helps people build strength—physically, mentally, and spiritually—through discipline and daily action. After walking through his wife’s cancer battle, job loss, and financial hardship, DK now shares practical tools for turning setbacks into fuel for health, healing, and personal growth. 

Website:

www.dkkang.com

Mindset Metamorphosis:

Amazon.com: Mindset Metamorphosis: A practical and transformative guide in mastering your mind for growth and success: 9798336884586: Kang, DK: Books

About James:

James Casto is a man who embodies the spirit of fresh starts. From corporate success to musical passion, James's journey is a testament to the power of following one's heart. After earning his MBA and building a thriving business, James made a life-altering decision in the wake of 9/11 to pursue his true calling in music. Now a respected figure in the Nashville music scene, James has written for notable artists and founded HOME BY DARK, a unique concert series that celebrates the transformative power of music. 

About Jen Corbin:

With no family history and three children under 10, Jehan was stunned to learn she had breast cancer. During her 18 month fight, she was grateful for the large network of survivors she could turn to for support. Now, she is passionate about helping other women access beneficial resources while offering hope and encouragement to others who join “the club no one wants to join”. Jehan finds meaning and purpose in her work with this incredible community of women.

ABOUT JODI:

In a world hungry for wholeness, Jodi Rose Gonzales reminds us that creativity is our birthright, and healing is always possible. She's a self-described "girl in the woods" and fifth-generation homesteader, also recognized as a Top Artist, Empowered Woman, and Global Impact Artist by Marquis Who's Who in America and the International Association of Top Professionals. Through art therapy, mindful movement, and nature-based practices, Jodi weaves together visual art, therapeutic wisdom, and embodied wellness. Bringing a spirit that both grounds and elevates, Jodi proves that transformation isn't just possible—it's an art form.

Find out more about Jodi on her site:  https://www.jodirosestudio.com

Josh Scott is the Lead Pastor of GracePointe Church in Nashville and the author of Parables: Putting Jesus’s Stories in Their Place. His work helps people reimagine faith through a progressive Christian lens—bringing historical context and practical compassion to the Bible. He’s also written Bible Stories for Grown-Ups, Cross-Examined  and Context: Putting Scripture in it’s place.

Parables presents a core idea that Jesus’ parables aren’t simple morality tales; they are disruptive, context-rooted stories about the kingdom of God that challenge assumptions about power, justice, and community.

About Lauren Cibene:

Equal parts doubter and believer, Lauren Cibene explores the messy middle of faith, hope, and humanity through writing. Her work embraces life’s big questions with courage and candor, creating space for readers to find their own stories within hers.

By day, Lauren crafts marketing copy that converts; by night, she pens essays on Substack, where thoughtful conversations about faith, creativity, and resilience unfold.

For more about Lauren: https://laurencibene.com/

About Lyn Haddad:

Lyn was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer breast cancer eight years ago. She underwent a very aggressive treatment protocol while parenting six years old twins. Fast forward to today, she and her husband, Gregg, are happily navigating life as parents of two very active teenage sons. Lyn serves on the board of Breast cancer Recovery in Action, co-hosts BRA Banter and is involved in advocacy for metastatic breast cancer patients via the National Breast Cancer Coalition. 

Melissa Jackson is a strategic marketing manager, brand developer, and website creator. She works for the General Council on Finance and Administration for the United Methodist Church as their marketing services manager. She is currently in training to be a spiritual director. She loves to write, read, vacation with her husband and two daughters, fish, play board games and listen to her vinyl collection. 

About Staci Frenes:

Staci Frenes is a singer/songwriter, author, and gifted storyteller who lives out her faith in creative ways that inspire and connect. A UC-Berkeley graduate, mom, and former English teacher, Staci has built a career blending her love of words and music into something deeply personal and universally resonant. With ten albums of original music, multiple film and television placements, and countless performances at conferences, retreats, and intimate venues, she has a gift for crafting songs and stories that speak to both the heart and the soul.

Her latest book, Love Makes Room, is a memoir of her evolving understanding of faith, love, and family as she embraces her daughter’s LGBTQ+ identity within her Christian beliefs. 

Tina Mitchell Wilkins is a soulful performer, writer, and creative force based in the Texas Hill Country.

Her musical journey began with chapters in Los Angeles and Nashville, where she was a sought-after session and stage singer. Over time, Tina developed a signature songwriting style-honest, poetic, and deeply attuned to the beauty of everyday life. 

Beyond her music, Tina is the visionary behind Spirit is Ageless-a global movement and annual festival created to inspire women to embrace their soulful power and radiant authenticity at every age. 

In May 2025, Tina completed her Master of Arts in Consciousness, Psychology, and Transformation, deepening her passion for helping others awaken to their intrinsic wholeness and timeless essence.

Tina’s Website: https://www.tinamitchellwilkins.com

ABOUT V.L.

Cox is a professional artist of 30 years whose work has been highly active in projects that involve Human Rights and Equality. In 2015 she launched her National ‘End Hate’ project, an anti-discrimination series based on segregation era doors in response to HB1228, a dangerous Religious Freedom Bill in Arkansas. This powerful series employs authentic and found objects that create a visceral presentation commenting on raw emotions and relevant human rights issues that continue to be important topics in the 21st century. 

In 2020, Cox was one of twenty artists in the nation to be featured in "Ministry of Truth: 1984/2020,” a New York City billboard project which made the New York Times “Most Important Moments in Art in 2020” list.  In 2024 Cox was one of 120 artists selected for the exhibition ‘Into Action 2024’ sponsored by Taskforce, promoting change and the power of voting during the DNC in Chicago.