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Where there is grief, there was love. In this deeply personal and heartfelt bonus episode of You Good?, Claire sits down with her dear friend, renowned jewelry designer Daniela Villegas, for an intimate conversation about loss, love, creativity, intuition, and the extraordinary beauty of being alive. Having both experienced the profound loss of a parent, Claire and Daniela share an understanding of how grief changes us—how we see time, what we prioritize, and the way we choose to love and live. Together, they explore the courage it takes to feel grief without allowing it to define us, why vulnerability is one of our greatest strengths, and how trusting our intuition can lead us toward peace, healing, and unexpected beauty. From honoring the people we've lost to releasing the need to control every outcome, this conversation is a powerful reminder that life is meant to be experienced fully, even through its most difficult moments. Tender, honest, and ultimately hopeful, this episode is about more than grief. It's about love, resilience, and finding the courage to embrace all that life still has in store. Because the greatest way to honor those we've lost is to keep living. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lindsey Boyd has never been afraid to start from scratch. As the co-founder of The Laundress, she transformed an overlooked category into a beloved lifestyle brand before ultimately selling the company to Unilever. But instead of slowing down, Lindsey found herself called back to the drawing board—this time with a mission to create cleaner, safer, and more intentional products for the modern home through her newest venture, Lindry Lab. In this episode, Lindsey joins Claire Khodara for a candid conversation about entrepreneurship, selling a business, starting over, motherhood, creativity, and the work ethic required to turn a dream into reality. Claire and Lindsey discuss: Growing up around entrepreneursBuilding The Laundress from the ground upManifesting long-term goals and writing them downTaking risks when no one is handing you a roadmapWhy hard work still mattersCreating products with purpose and integrityRaising resilient children in an increasingly comfortable worldThe future of Lindry Lab and what's next for Lindsey This is an inspiring conversation about building a life—and a business—with intention. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What if everything you’ve been taught about haircare is wrong? This week on You Good?, Claire Khodara sits down with legendary celebrity hairstylist and founder of Philip B Haircare, Philip Berkovitz, for a fascinating conversation about beauty, aging, scalp health, self-worth, and modern wellness. From the truth about shampoo commercials and “clean beauty” marketing to the science of pH, water quality, and hair loss, Philip shares the knowledge that made him one of the most trusted names in luxury haircare around the world. The two also explore: The connection between self-care and confidenceWhy aging requires a different level of careRituals, bathing culture, and slowing downCelebrity beauty mythsPsoriasis, scalp health, and healingCreativity, passion, and living with intention Part masterclass, part philosophy session, this episode will completely change the way you think about beauty and taking care of yourself. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What if children could master academics in two hours a day, build businesses in the afternoon, learn AI from age five, and actually love school more than vacation? In this episode of You Good?, Claire Khodara sits down with MacKenzie Price, founder of Alpha School, to discuss the future of education, artificial intelligence, neurodivergence, motivation-based learning, and why traditional school systems may no longer serve modern children. Claire shares her personal experience raising a neurodivergent son navigating public and private school systems, while MacKenzie explains how Alpha’s AI-powered, personalized learning model is helping students thrive academically, emotionally, and socially. They discuss: Why kids at Alpha love schoolAI as a superpower rather than a threatThe difference between screen time and personalized learningNeurodivergence and motivation-based educationWhy homework may no longer make senseThe emotional impact of traditional schoolingRaising confident, curious, self-directed childrenWhy the future belongs to kids who know how to use AI A powerful conversation for parents, entrepreneurs, educators, and anyone questioning what education could become in the next decade. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of You Good?, Claire Khodara sits down with renowned Speech Language Pathologist and educator Lois Kam Heymann for an eye-opening conversation about autism, auditory processing, communication, and the missing links in supporting neurodivergent children. Together, they unpack why so many children are misunderstood in traditional school systems, the difference between behavior and communication, the role of ABA and regulation, and how early intervention can dramatically change a child’s trajectory. Lois shares her groundbreaking perspective on listening, self-regulation, language development, and why connection—not just curriculum—is essential for helping children thrive. This episode is a must-listen for parents navigating autism, ADHD, dyslexia, auditory processing disorder, or anyone looking to better understand neurodivergent children through a more compassionate and informed lens. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Claire Khodara sits down with Jason and Colleen Wachob, co-founders of MindBodyGreen, to explore the evolution of modern wellness—from personal crisis to global movement. In this conversation, they unpack the shift from reactive to proactive health, the rise (and confusion) of today’s wellness culture, and why nuance matters more than ever in a world driven by extremes. From being the “CEO of your own health” to navigating the intersection of lifestyle, science, and pharmaceuticals, this episode offers a grounded and intelligent take on what it actually means to feel well. They also dive into the often-overlooked pillars of longevity—joy, community, and purpose—and share how their philosophy has evolved over nearly two decades of building one of the most trusted brands in the space. This episode is for anyone looking to cut through the noise, trust their intuition, and build a life that feels as good as it looks. Big love and thanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Timeless Wisdom for Manifesting a Life Well‑Curated with Colin Cowie — Claire sits down with lifestyle expert Colin Cowie to explore how ritual, aesthetics, and small daily actions create big results. Colin reveals his visualization techniques, the role of environment in shaping success, and practical habits for turning intention into reality. For anyone who wants to live more intentionally, beautifully, and effectively — this episode is a concise toolkit for manifestation that actually works. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joshua Durban pushes back on quick fixes and the “we’re good” complacency—arguing for person‑first, emotionally grounded care for autistic and neurodiverse kids. Tune in for candid stories, practical parenting strategies, and a hopeful, humane roadmap that centers understanding over behavior modification. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What if the things you wear could actually shape the life you’re calling in? In this episode of You Good?, Claire Khodara sits down with Jesse Lazowski, founder of Marlo Laz, to explore the deeper meaning behind jewelry as more than adornment—it’s identity, intention, and energy. From her early exposure to antique heirlooms to traveling the world and working with artisans in Jaipur, Jesse shares how she built a globally recognized brand rooted in symbolism, storytelling, and intuition—not traditional rules. Together, they dive into manifestation, love, and the idea that what you choose to wear can become a daily anchor for what you’re calling into your life. This conversation unpacks how objects can hold meaning, how intuition can guide creation, and why building something personal is often the most powerful path to success. This isn’t just about jewelry—it’s about becoming. ✨ Topics include: Jewelry as talismans and energetic anchorsBuilding a brand through intuition, not conventionManifesting love, luck, and identityThe power of symbolism and storytellingAligning your outer world with your inner truth Because the most powerful thing you can wear… is intention. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of You Good?, Claire Khodara sits down with artist, musician, and cultural disruptor Biet Simkin for a powerful conversation on what it truly means to live an awakened life today. Known for her immersive “social sculpture” work that blends art, music, and transformation, Biet challenges conventional ideas of spirituality — moving beyond wellness trends and into real, lived experience. Together, Claire and Biet explore the nature of enlightenment in the modern world, why discomfort is often the gateway to growth, and how true transformation requires embodiment, not just understanding. This episode invites listeners to question what awakening really looks like — and what it takes to live it, not just talk about it. ✨ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of You Good?, Claire Khodara sits down with intuitive and tarot reader Kerry Giannantonio to explore how tarot can serve as a powerful gateway to self-knowledge and spiritual growth. Kerry shares how intuitive abilities like clairvoyance and clairsentience work, why everyone has access to intuition, and how tarot cards act as a mirror reflecting the deeper truths already within us. Together, Claire and Kerry unpack the difference between intuition and overthinking, how to begin strengthening your own intuitive gifts, and why spiritual tools like tarot can help us better understand the patterns, choices, and energies shaping our lives. Whether you’re new to tarot or already on a spiritual path, this conversation offers a thoughtful and grounded look at how tuning into your inner guidance can lead to deeper clarity, alignment, and self-trust. ✨ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this deeply personal episode of You Good?, Claire Khodara sits down with actress and spiritual practitioner Condola Rashad for a conversation about intuition, transformation, and the courage to follow your inner voice. Claire and Condola share a lifelong connection — having known each other since birth and grown up together — making this conversation especially meaningful as they reflect on the unexpected paths life can take. Best known as a four-time Tony Award–nominated Broadway actress and star of Billions, Condola opens up about the personal struggles that unfolded behind her success, including anxiety and addiction, and the spiritual awakening that ultimately led her to step away from the traditional entertainment industry. Now working under her birth name, Pratibha Devi, she shares the story of reclaiming her identity, reconnecting with nature, and founding Earth Walk Alchemy — a practice devoted to intuition, earth wisdom, and spiritual remembrance. Together, Claire and Condola explore how listening to your intuition can radically transform your life, why moments of discomfort often signal growth, and how following your inner guidance can lead you exactly where you’re meant to be. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What if love isn’t about blind trust — but about truth? In this episode of You Good?, Claire Khodara sits down with Katerina Schneider, founder of Ritual, a direct-to-consumer wellness brand that specializes in high-quality, traceable, science-backed, vegan-friendly vitamins, to explore how skepticism, integrity, and a demand for proof reshaped the wellness industry. In a space once dominated by “trust me” marketing, Kat helped redefine what transparency looks like — insisting on clinical evidence, traceable ingredients, and accountability. Raised in the former Soviet Union, Kat learned early to question authority and resist lunproven narratives. After immigrating to the U.S. as a refugee, that instinct became a guiding force — driving her pursuit of truth in every aspect of life and business. Together, Claire and Kat discuss love as discernment, skepticism as care, and why the search for what’s real is one of the most powerful forms of integrity we have. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What if the most powerful form of love is the one that defies expectations? In this episode of You Good?, Claire Khodara sits down with Livia Pillmann to discuss perseverance, personal growth, and the courage it takes to embrace individuality in a world that loves timelines and labels. Livia opens up about navigating challenges, defying norms around age and relationships, and trusting her own path — even when it looked different from everyone else’s. Together, they explore how love expands when we stop comparing, how growth often comes through discomfort, and why authentic relationships are manifested when we choose alignment over approval. A conversation about resilience, self-trust, and allowing love to meet you exactly where you are. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How do we hold life’s dualities — ambition and rest, independence and connection, love and self-protection? In this episode of You Good?, Claire Khodara sits down with singer and songwriter Madison McFerrin for a thoughtful conversation about creative life, conscious love, and becoming whole. Madison reflects on the realities of being an independent artist, the importance of self-care practices like walking and journaling, and why authenticity is essential for long-term creative success. She opens up about her upbringing, musical influences, and navigating the legacy of her father, Bobby McFerrin, while carving out an artistic voice entirely her own. The conversation also turns to love — as Madison shares insights from her recent relationship, emphasizing emotional safety, friendship, and ease as the foundation of true connection. Together, they explore how heartbreak can lead to strength, why love should feel effortless, and the power of choosing a partner who is also your closest friend. With reflections on clear communication, emotional safety, and mutual support, this episode is a reminder that everyone has the capacity to find real love — and that creativity flourishes when we feel truly supported. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.