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On this week's episode of the Be Loud About What Matters Podcast, I sit down with Isaac Wildermuth. Isaac shares a bit about his journey to healing, how powerful our minds really are, and ultimately, how we are responsible for our healing. He touches on his journey with pain and how he helps others make shifts within their own lives to take control of their health. Isaac is a Liscensed Massage Therapist, corrective exercise specialist, and holistic health coach who specializes in helping people get out of pain. A former former football player, he originally got into studying pain relief to assist his own pain experience, and after seeing what is possible decided to share what he had learned with the community. He enjoys Brazilian jiu jitsu and hanging with his partner Olivia, their daughter Olive, and their animals Tate and Moose. Connect with Isaac here: Instagram https://wildermuthwellness.com/

On this week's episode of the Be Loud About What Matters podcast, I had the pleasure of chatting with Chris Linscome. Over the course of the next hour, Chris opens up about his healing journey and what he's learned about health, his decision to leave Naturopathic medical school, and his vision for himself and his family in the coming years.  Chris is a writer, former naturopathic medical student, current truck driver, soldier, husband and father, and truth and meaning seeker. In 2021 he walked away from medical school, unwilling to sacrifice his integrity and principles for an education and medical career. He formally studied Christian history and theology for several years in Chicago and England before deciding on a medical career. While attending Columbia University in NYC for his premedical studies, Chris seriously considered monastic life, staying at a monastery in a discernment process for a brief time. Eventually, his patriotic impulse led him to enlist in the United States Army, where he served as an airborne infantryman in the 82nd Airborne. Chris started his studies in Classical Chinese medicine and Naturopathic medicine in Portland, OR in 2017 but voluntarily left after the madness of 2020 and beyond. He has been enjoying a slow and deliberate unbecoming in this season of life while he continues to write and be thankful for the beautiful, unexpected journey. Connect with Chris on Instagram here Connect with Chris on Telegram here  Check out Wellness Goods Co. here Dr. Thomas Cowan's Book - Vaccines, Autoimmunity, and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness  Chris' Interview on The Way Forward Podcast with Alec Zeck 

On this week's episode of the Be Loud About What Matters Podcast, I'm FINALLY chatting with my dear friend Dr. Sarah Granite. She shares a bit about her own births, how she became comfortable using her voice, why it's so important to be informed and know all your options going into birth, AND why unnecessary inductions happen, specifically around the holidays. This episode empowers and encourages women to do their own research, heal, and boldly advocate for themselves.  Dr. Sarah is a chiropractor, birth educator, artist and mother of 3 boys. After her first birth, an unnecessary c-section, left her with PTSD, depression & anxiety, she decided to freebirth her second son, which completely healed her. She knew she couldn’t be alone in her obstetric abuse & birth trauma stories, so she started connecting with women on Instagram through her account @birthuprising, only to learn how rampant the mistreatment truly is. Through her consults, workshops & handouts she helps women to think critically about their prenatal care & birth, and to realize that there are more options than they're being told. Connect with Sarah Work with Sarah Check out Sarah's shop Birth Uprising Podcast (Coming Soon)

On this week's episode of the Be Loud About What Matters Podcast, I'm chatting with Jordan Candlish. He shares a bit about his own healing journey, how to begin your healing journey, the importance of healing for ourselves, how our healing positively impacts every relationship in our lives - with our family, friends, significant others, and children. Jordan Candlish is a former semi pro athlete, speaker, and performance coach. He is the founder of State Shifters, a brand dedicated to helping people unify mind, body and soul so they live lives of meaning and purpose. Jordan left his corporate Corporate Accounting Job in 2017, to move to Toronto Canada to work as a meditation teacher, corporate mindfulness consultant and trainer guiding busy overachievers out of their heads and back into their hearts. Jordan now works with teams and individuals who are ready to go to the next level of performance & become purpose driven through the use of deep embodiment work, and high-performance coaching. Connect with Jordan here  Follow Jordan on IG here 

On this week's episode, I'm chatting with Lo - a mother, CLC, doula and host of the Milk Making Minutes Podcast. She shares a bit about her pregnancies, births, and breastfeeding journeys, as well as the importance of breastfeeding education and awareness. Lo Nigrosh is a mother of two ages 8 and 4. It was her intense struggle to breastfeed her oldest that led her to birth and lactation work. She is now a doula, a childbirth educator, a certified lactation counselor who will be sitting for the IBCLE board exams to be an IBCLC in September and the host of The Milk Making MInutes, a podcast that explores breastfeeding struggles and triumphs through the lens of systemic barriers. Milk Making Minutes podcast  Connect with Lo here

On this week's episode of the Be Loud About What Matters Podcast I'm chatting with Sarah R. Moore. Sarah and I connected on Instagram, bonding over our thoughts and feelings surrounding gentle parenting and motherhood. She shares a bit about her new book, working as a positive parenting coach, how to shift your perspective on parenting when you're feeling stuck, and the importance of healing your inner child. This is an episode full of real-life experience and tips you don't want to miss out on! Sarah R. Moore is the founder of Dandelion Seeds Positive Parenting and author of Peaceful Discipline: Story Teaching, Brain Science & Better Behavior. She's a public speaker, armchair neuroscientist, and most importantly, a Mama. She's a lifelong learner with training in child development, trauma recovery, interpersonal neurobiology, and improv comedy. As a certified Master Trainer in conscious parenting, she helps bring JOY, EASE, and CONNECTION back to families around the globe. Follow her on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, & Twitter.

On this week’s epsiode, I’m chatting with Emily Sweeney. Emily’s mom received a cancer diagnosis about a year ago and Emily became her caregiver and advocate. She shares a bit about her mom‘s journey, and her own journey, as well as the importance of doing your own research, healing and advocating for yourself and the people you love.  Emily has long had a passion for healthy, simple living but after her Mom was diagnosed with cancer last year she started to dive even deeper. She is interested in the products we put on and in our bodies and how they affect our health. She believes health starts at home and hopes to help others through her new home lifestyle business All Natural Emily. Emily’s Instagram 

On this week's episode, I sit down with a dear friend of mine, Dasha. In this episode, Dasha shares a bit about her son's cancer diagnosis, treatment, and journey, while also sharing how she began asking questions when things didn't add up. She discusses how and why she began doing her own research, finding alternative treatment options that aren't as damaging or invasive to the body, and the importance of advocating for your children. This is a conversation that everyone needs to hear, but especially parents in a world where society and doctors try to convince you that your children need pharmaceuticals in order to heal. About Dasha: Dasha is a single mother to two amazing boys that are 7 and 9. She homeschools her sons, works as a hairstylist part time, and creates content to help spread awareness about pediatric cancer, everyday toxins, real food, and her journey as a mother. Her older son was diagnosed with T-lymphoblastic Lymphoma (blood cancer) in 2019 and their world was completely turned upside down. They fought long and hard for 2 1/2 years through cancer treatment, and thankfully he is currently healthy and still in remission. This experience pushed her to research, ask questions and dig deeper on many “controversial” topics. She has made it my mission to have open conversations daily and empower others to dig deeper in their own health and wellness journey. Connect with Dasha

On this week's episode, I'm chatting with the Katie O'Mara! Katie and I connected on Instagram after I discovered the product that she created - Trail Magik which is a carrier for kids whose parents are looking to raise their kids loving to hike and be outside! I reached out because I loved their product and then realized Katie and I had much more in common. We bonded over chatting about pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding, motherhood and homeschooling. In this episode, Katie shares a bit about each of her births and breastfeeding journeys, homeschooling and how their company was born. It's an incredibly inspirational chat between two mamas that you don't want to miss!  Katie O'Mara is a SAHM to 3 young kiddos (3,5,7), homemaker, adventure lover, yogi, puts her faith in Jesus, and the Owner of Trail Magik Kid Carriers. Born and raised in Montana, Katie & her husband raise their children on the beaches of Southern Orange California where she uses her Trail Magik Kid Carrier on the daily! Whether it's out into the hills or down to the beach, Katie always has a kiddo kangaroo'd on her. She is also a Registered Dietitian & Lactation Consultant. She gave birth to all 3 babies with 3 incredible midwives outside of the hospital setting and has nursed for 7.5 years straight. Katie talks about how empowered she was after her 3 births and what being a mother has taught her. Connect with Katie here Check out their carriers here 

On this week's episode, I'm sitting down with Alicia to discuss the erasure of the word "mother", the importance of the mother-baby dyad and some other opinions that may be deemed "unpopular" or "controversial". Buckle up, this is a juicy one! Alicia is an RN turned stay at home mom to 5 children. She loves to address the uncomfortable conversations to help women and mothers dig deep and heal. Connect with Alicia on Instagram The Coffee and Consent Podcast

On this week's episode, I sit down to chat with Angie about the importance of creative expression (as mamas and women) but also for our children as well! Angie shares a bit about her own journey, how she became so passionate for this work, how she's running a business while raising her babes and how we can bring more creativity and mindfulness into our lives (and in turn, the lives of our children). Ange is an educator, self-taught artist, mama, and the heart and hands behind her creative brand, Warwick Sunday. With a strong desire to help women and children nurture their innate creativity and self-expression, she offers a curated collection of stationary products centered around empowerment and mindfulness. Ange also teaches interactive art and lettering workshops to women that combine both mindset work and play.  Connect with Ange here Check out Ange's brand here

In this week's episode, I sit down with Dr. Martin Rosen and Dr. Nancy Watson to chat about holistic health and the numerous benefits of pediatric chiropractic care.  A blurb from Dr. Marty + Nancy: The challenge for the next generation of parents is becoming evident during this unique time. Children, in many ways, are more challenged than ever. Their ability to adapt and thrive is being tested. We must step up, not shy away from the challenge. Recently the CDC has lowered the bar for developmental milestones in children. They have decided to incorporate what is now becoming “common” to “normal”. Lowering the bar on childhood development does not favor anyone, on the contrary it is detrimental to current and future generations. It is time that we looked at the causes of these declining values and efficient, effective, and permanent ways to deal with them. Acceptance of these facts as normal is an unacceptable paradigm. Drs. Rosen and Watson are 1981 summa cum laude graduates of Life Chiropractic College. Over the past 4 decades they have taught pediatrics, craniopathy, primary healthcare management, practice management and chiropractic philosophy nationally and internationally to thousands of chiropractors, chiropractic students, healthcare providers and on public forums. While lecturing and teaching to chiropractors and the public they have compiled thousands of hours of presentations on chiropractic technique, safety, efficacy, research and evidence-based protocols. Their unique approach to chiropractic and the care of the pediatric population is evidenced in their published books, seminars and professional articles. They are the founders of “Peak Potential Institute”, offering one of a kind online and hands-on courses for the chiropractic profession. Teaching their first seminar in 1979 the doctors have dedicated their lives to both excellence in patient care and an unrelenting commitment to improve the technical excellence in the chiropractic profession. With 80 years of combined clinical and teaching experience in chiropractic art and science, pediatric care, TMJ, women’s health issues, practice management, chiropractic philosophy and numerous other topics, they have compiled an impressive array of educational programs, books and research articles. Connect with Dr. Marty + Nancy here: Wellesley Chiropractic Peak Potential  It's All in the Head book