This episode we have a very honorable guest and TedX speaker, Sara Delaney. Sara is the Founder and Executive Director of Asheville-based nonprofit organization Africa Healing Exchange (AHE) and the owner of 3 Mountains, a social enterprise wit

Episode 25: The Power of Desperation with Ian Morris

Jul 19th, 2019 53m 32s

We are so excited to introduce our guest for this week’s episode, Ian Morris.Ian Morris is the founder of Listening to Smile, a unique sound wellness and healing modality. Ian has over 20 years of experience as a musician and has studied and

Episode 24: Getting to Know the Podcast Hosts with Grace and Max

Jul 12th, 2019 26m 58s

Rapidfire questions with podcast hosts, Grace and Max.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/curiouslyenough/support

Episode 23: Finding a New Normal After a Loss with Ben Harris

Jul 5th, 2019 34m 27s

This week, we are so grateful to be talking with our guest, Ben Harris. Ben is the Director Of Communications and Constituent Engagement for Georgia State Representative for District 48, Mary Robichaux. In previous years, Ben taught in the wor

Episode 22: There are No Victims, There are Just People Who are Unconscious with Kim May

Jun 28th, 2019 34m 51s

Welcome back to Curiously Enough! This week we are chatting with a special guest, Kim May. Kim has spent the past 35 years assisting people interested in improving their minds, bodies and spiritual well-being. She is a certified Personal Fitnes

Episode 21: Two Lesbians in Love: The Search to Belong with Meghan Neeley + Erika Cedardahl

Jun 21st, 2019 50m 28s

We’re so excited to have our first couple on the podcast! Meghan Neeley & Erika Cederdahl are the founders of Two Lesbians In Love. They lead transformational retreats and offer relationship coaching for lesbian, bisexual and Queer women. They

Episode 20: The Agency of Change with Papillon DeBoer

Jun 14th, 2019 38m 58s

We’re so excited to welcome our guest for today, Papillon DeBoer. Poppy is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Certified Structural Therapist in Asheville, NC. His focus is on trauma, outsiders, loners & the marginalized, adolescents, and

Episode 19: Being Transgender Says Nothing About Who I Am with Tina Madison White

Jun 7th, 2019 44m 9s

Welcome to Curiously Enough, Episode 19. This week we talk with Tina Madison White, a brave + inspiring human being. Tina is the Executive Director of the Blue Ridge Pride Center, in Asheville, North Carolina, and a member of the board of direc

Episode 18: The Art of Listening with Nate Martinez

May 31st, 2019 46m 59s

We are so excited to welcome our guest for today, Nate Martinez. Nate has spent the past 20 years performing, recording and producing music. Over the past seven years his pursuit has broadened and he began seeking out how music and, more import

Episode 17: The Opioid Crisis with Mayor Dianne Herrin

May 24th, 2019 32m 48s

Welcome to Curiously Enough! This week we have Mayor of West Chester, PA, Dianne Herrin. Dianne took her oath in office in Pennsylvania as West Chester’s Mayor on January 2, 2018. For 15 years, Dianne has served the Borough as Chair or member o

Episode 16: Our Environment Influences Who We Are With Nico Doorn

May 17th, 2019 39m 15s

This week on Curiously Enough we have Nico Doorn with us! Nico M.Ed., LCDCI is the Executive Director at Alpha 180, America’s first sober fraternity, located in Austin, TX. Alpha 180 provides newly sober clients a platform to enter higher educa

Episode 15: Blonde to Bald to Bold with Christie Valdiserri

May 10th, 2019 33m 14s

Welcome back to Episode 15 of Curiously Enough! Instead of learning from an expert about our stories, I wanted to bring a guest who could share their moving and inspirational story. Sometimes we learn most about ourselves when we see ourselves

Episode 14: Stigma Survives in Silence with Kim Porter

May 3rd, 2019 47m 2s

Welcome back to Curiously Enough! Today we are thrilled to have Kim Porter on as our guest. Since 2014, Kim Porter has served as the Executive Director of Be a Part of the Conversation. Be a Part of the Conversation addresses substance use, mis

Episode 13: Our Bodies Tell Us What We Need with Sarah Jane Chapman

Apr 26th, 2019 40m 6s

Today it is my pleasure to introduce our guest for today, Sarah Jane Chapman! Sarah Jane lives in Nashville, Tennessee where she is a yoga and meditation teacher as well as a massage therapist. Yoga has continued to help Sarah Jane in her own r

Episode 12: Despite our Humanness, We are Lovable with Tommy Rosen

Apr 19th, 2019 47m 22s

Today we're honored to share our conversation with the one and only, Tommy Rosen. Tommy is a yoga teacher and recovery expert with advanced certifications in both Hatha and Kundalini Yoga. He has 26 years of continuous recovery from acute drug

Episode 11: "I Couldn't Say the Word...Suicide" with Don Lipstein

Apr 12th, 2019 41m 21s

Welcome back to Curiously Enough, Episode 11! It is an honor and privilege to welcome our guest for today, Don Lipstein. Don Lipstein is honored to work with TAPS as a Survivor Care Team Advocate connecting survivors to compassionate care and

Episode 10: People Need Permission to be Vulnerable with Dallin Nead

Apr 5th, 2019 34m 21s

This week on Curiously Enough we have a special guest, Dallin Nead. Dallin turned to creativity and storytelling to help him deal with loneliness, lack of connection, and low confidence as a teenager. Dallin switched his private journaling to s

Episode 9: Let's Get to Know Patients Stories with Dr. Melissa Brown Wenrich

Mar 29th, 2019 39m 47s

This week on Curiously Enough we have Dr. Melissa Brown Wenrich, someone I deeply value in my own life. Dr. Melissa is the founder of Nashville Brain and Body located in Nashville, TN. She is a board certified functional neurologist, acupunctur

Episode 8: Compassion Helps Us Remember We're Human

Mar 22nd, 2019 25m 20s

Today we’re talking about compassion. Just me & you this week! No expert, no interview. Just a casual conversation about what it means to show and receive compassion.Some questions I cover during this episode: What is compassion? Why is compas

Episode 7: Looking Back on Hard Moments and Discovering Wisdom with Nicolette Ray

Mar 15th, 2019 43m 27s

Happy friday! This week on Curiously Enough, I brought on a special friend and someone who inspires me, Nicolette Ray. Nicolette's story has fueled her passion for helping others and has allowed her to step into the light that she is! She has

Episode 6: What's RIGHT With You? with Dean Porterfield

Mar 8th, 2019 39m 39s

Episode 6: What's RIGHT With You with Dean PorterfieldWelcome to this week’s episode! Episode 6 covers the importance of being authentic, how healing requires looking at our family’s role in our story, and the benefits of turning to spirituali

Episode 5: Bravery is Doing Something Different About Your Suffering with Megan Moir

Mar 1st, 2019 44m 32s

Grateful you’re here! Episode 5 is all about the relationship we have with ourselves, the battle of perfection, the both/and mindset, and feeling your feelings. On today’s episode we’re talking to Megan Moir, a licensed professional counselor,

Episode 4: We Find Ourselves in Each Other's Stories with Nancy Levin

Feb 22nd, 2019 51m 11s

So excited you have found Curiously Enough! In todays episode we are talking with Nancy Levin. Nancy Levin is the bestselling author of several books, a Master Integrative Coach and the creator of many in-depth coaching programs designed to sup

Episode 3: There's No Such Thing as "Normal" with Andrew Chapman

Feb 15th, 2019 1h 8m

In todays episode we are talking with Andrew Chapman LMSW, a meditation teacher and director at Wild Heart Meditation in Nashville, TN. Within the last few years, Andrew has received his master's degree in Social Work as an addictions and menta

Episode 2: Let's Get to Know People, Not Their Diagnosis with Lex Remillard

Feb 8th, 2019 40m 27s

Grateful you’re here! Episode 2 is all about mental health, addiction, and getting honest. On today’s episode we’re talking to Lex Remillard MSW, LCSW who is a trained behavioral health and substance abuse psychotherapist. In addition to runnin