Get Real -w- Caroline Hobby

Beth does God’s work for sure. She is blessed with a heart of gold and uses her goodness to help tons of artists and wives in the music industry sort out their lives and understand how to mentally become healthy, when so many of us in the music industry have lived through all sorts of pain, insecurity and trauma. She works for Porters Call. It’s the most unique, incredible therapy center I have ever experienced. It solely exists for artists and theirs families. Ohhhh, and it’s COMPLETELY free. Some of country music biggest stars walk through Porters Calls door on a regular basis bc Beth and the other therapists there know and understand the demands and pressure the music industry puts on individuals and families. Beth and I have such an honest conversation about what “doing the work” actually means. Beth shares so many insights and tools and really explains what a therapy session and ongoing therapy relationship looks like, and how it can truly help you heal yourself. But you have to “do the work.” Learn mor

Scout experienced her first depressive episode at the age of 14 and was formally diagnosed with bipolar disorder at the age of 20. Living with a mental illness brought an onslaught of symptoms: anxiety, hypomania, depression, catatonia, psychosis, and suicidal ideation. Her perception of her life weighed down on her so poignantly that she dropped out of college, could not hold a job or internship, was hospitalized, experimented with medleys of prescription medication, and went through two outpatient programs. One day her husband (then boyfriend) looked at her lovingly and said, “I don’t care if you’re depressed. If you are depressed and hopeful, I can be in this relationship. If you are depressed and hopeless, I can’t do this with you.” That was the moment her life changed. She started infusing her life with hope and began to take radical responsibility for her emotional state. And after intense self-development work - support groups, holistic healing modalities, prayer, routines, and physical wellness, she f

Hayley and I met when we rocking out (and falling in love w lead singers) of the underground rock scene in Nashville about 15 years ago. Her husband is Ricky Young, who now is in the critically acclaimed band, Wild Feathers. There was a group of rockers who had a cult following in Nashville and would play every weekend. Ricky was a part of that scene, so was my hubs Michael and his band, A Thousand Horses. So Hayley and I have truly lived the Penny Lane life for sure. I loved having this conversation bc all these years later, Hayley and I are still in love with those rocker lead singers that we met almost 20 years ago. But now we both are married, both have little girls, and have lived soooooo much life. Hayley unexpectedly lost her father at age 25 and we really dive into the healing power of therapy and how that changed her life and allowed her to get to the other side of grief. We talk a lot about therapy and why it is so important to find someone to talk to instead of stuffing all the pain and trauma you

Brooke is a show stopper. Her voice, her beauty, her heart, she is the full package. She walks me through her life journey… her dream of being a country singer her whole life… how she was living her dream and was making waves on country radio… at the same time she realized she was truly madly deeply insanely in love with a woman, her record rep, Hillary Hoover. Brooke wasn’t sure if she would be accepted in country music as a gay woman so she kept it a secret for years. She developed serious stomach ulcers and was withering away from anxiety and stress. Her doctor said if she didn’t deal with what was plaguing her mind, her body may fail her. That moment Brooke decided to be honest. She wrote a new EP, shot stunning sexy music videos with her girlfriend (now fiancé) and stepped into her truth. Country music and the world has received her with open arms. She just sang Trisha Yearwood’s hit “Shes in love with the boy” with Trisha on the Opry but they changed the lyrics to “she’s in love with the girl.” Brooke i

A Wide open space allows room to breathe, to grow and the freedom for a little more stillness in our lives. I am talking to my dear friend Alyssa Rosenheck who knows a few things about stillness, creativity and how to return to center. We have both been navigating this journey together as friends and after a long walk in an open field together - we want to share this supportive conversation with you. For those who need to slow down, this is a dialogue to tune into. On a national level, Alyssa has been recognized as a business leader, advocate and the voice of the new South in outlets like Forbes, The Washington Post, InStyle, and People magazine. Alyssa is helping individuals tap into their creative power and community with her new book, The New Southern Style. Readers get an all-access pass into the conversations and home tours of more than 30 creative entrepreneurs. With more than 47,000 words, Alyssa's mission with this project is to support the reader through life pivots, inspire creative courage, and enc

A manifestation expert and gratitude course junkie with a severe 70's obsession. Pamelyn Rocco has been a stylist for over 20 years, is a girl mama x 2, and was an MBA grad at 21. She has an extreme gold spray paint addiction and will always be a believer in dressing up. She is a Pittsburgh native, late born Angeleno and a current Tennessean. Named one of 2020's top southern bloggers, author Pamelyn Rocco is the founder of home and lifestyle brand House of Bashery (@HouseofBashery). With her successful online platform, Pamelyn takes an approach of positivity, mindfulness and fun when it comes to entertaining, home decor, and motherhood. She has a passion for teaching the power of gratitude through all stages of life. And so her children’s book, “Gratitude the Great” was born, her third child. She likes to think of Gratitude as the greatest natural superpower that anyone, no matter age, race, religion, sex, or social status can use, practice and hold in their pockets forever. How powerful is that? Learn more

I absolutely had the most fascinating and stimulating conversation with Ginger about God, life, unjustness and suffering, and how to find happiness in day to day life no matter what your life looks like……. This is what Ginger’s new book, CHASING WONDER is all about….. Life is meant to be a grand adventure, and in CHASING WONDER, Ginger helps you set the plan for this big adventure called LIFE! You can certainly survive without adventure--keep your head down and live in your comfort zone, doing only what you must to maintain the day-to-day. But It should surprise and wow us on a regular basis. The problem is our days are so full of routine, monotony, and fear, that it is easier to stay on that treadmill of boredom than it is to step off into the unknown and discover something wonderful.Stache firmly believes that we are at our best when we live with an attitude that life is an adventure--an outlook that sets the stage by believing that every moment has the potential to bring something amazing, a sight to behol

This duo made up of Mother, Suzanne and daughter Grace, tell me what it’s like to dive head first into starting Love + One International, a 501(c)3 non-profit, providing access to life-saving medical care and rehabilitative services to children and families in Uganda. They share the trials they have faced, how the only road map they have followed has been God’s open doors and the conviction in their hearts. When Mike and Suzanne Mayernick, parents of eight, adopted their daughter JosieLove from Uganda in 2009, they had no idea how much her life would change the direction of their own lives. JosieLove, just three years old, had malaria, tuberculosis and was HIV positive – but after just a few months of receiving the love, attention, and medical care she needed, she blossomed into a healthy child. Watching JosieLove’s transformation sparked a fire inside their family to commit to nurturing other sick children through love and proper medical care in order to help them thrive, so Suzanne and her eldest daughter G

In this episode she explains: • Her experience in the acting industry - the ups, the downs, the behind-the-scenes• How she went from nannying and waiting tables to making over 6 figures in 10 months when she started her company and built it from the ground up• How she helped many clients become New York Times Best Selling Authors, # 1 Amazon Best Sellers and Wall Street Journal Best Selling Authors• How to properly plan/produce a book tour media launch tour• Her experience living with a chronic illness and how it saved her: Lyme Disease, Mold Toxicity, and Fibroid Tumors• How to be an advocate for your body when healing from a chronic illness• How to trust your intuition: jump and the net will appear Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Taylor is the queen of dance pop. She has had over a 30 year career with one of the most powerful female voices of our time. She is full of soul and tells me all about her journey to stardom and opening up for Michael Jackson on his BAD TOUR in the height of “Michaelmania.” She also is a hit actor and Broadway star, best selling author, single mother of twins (by choice!), TED talk-er, and “Popcorn” on The Masked Singer. ” Taylor breaks down her journey with love and shares how music saved her life. I have been obsessed w Taylor since high school, so getting to interview her was a dream come true for me! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I’ll be honest, I don’t like a lot of comedians. I hate humor at others expense and I don’t like really dirty humor at all. It makes me cringe. But Josh is really funny, to me, and to millions. He has a way of turning everyday troubles into something really silly to laugh about. He takes the sting out of living through his comedy routines bc he’s so hilarious about displaying how humans are all completely bat shit, so you might as well have a chuckle about it. He also has major soul and cares about leaving people better than he found them. This interview could have lasted all day bc we just were rolling and cracking up, breaking down life to the core. Josh talks about the cut throat climb to the top of the comedy world while being a single dad to 3, finding love and owning his lane, and how an encounter with a homeless person on the street holding 2 tacos changed his entire life perspective.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy infor

Loved this convo w Dylan. He told me all about growing up in a musical family, how his wife is his high school sweetheart and the boss (smart man), how being a dad is his most favorite thing, how he found his musical sound, what he hopes his legacy will be, and why his latest #1 song “Nobody” is his favorite song he’s ever released.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you want to truly LIVE and be who you came here to be- you HAVE TO HEAR THIS INTERVIEW. I’ve have been one of Dr. Shefali’s biggest fans since I saw her on Super Soul Sunday breaking down her revolutionary book “The Conscious Parent” that shaped my entire parenting perspective. The New York Times bestselling author and renowned clinical psychologist teaches women how to transcend their fears and illusions, break free from societal expectations, and rediscover the person they were always meant to be: fully present, conscious, and fulfilled. A Radical Awakening lays out a path for women to discover their inner truth and powers to help heal others and the planet.Dr. Shefali helps women uncover the purpose that already exists within them and harness the power of authenticity in every area of their lives. The result is an eloquent and inspiring, practical and accessible book, backed with real-life examples and personal stories, that unlocks the extraordinary power necessary to awaken the conscious self. Learn

This interview was super emotionally intense and real. Holly is a survivor of human trafficking, abuse, and addiction. When she hit rock bottom, she found herself homeless and crying out on the floor of a public bathroom. She got real with me about when her childhood abuse began, and how that affected so much of her life thereafter. She talked about signs to look for with your children and why it’s so important to pay attention to changes in your child’s behavior. She then walked me through her journey into trafficking. I didn’t realize that most women become trafficked through a boyfriend or someone close to them. Now she is truly thriving in life. She is a force of light and goodness. Holly is the Founder/CEO of a company helping other women break out of the dark cycle. Sanctuary Project is a survivor-run nonprofit jewelry enterprise, based in Austin, that provides meaningful employment and job training to women who have survived trafficking, violence and addiction. The jewelry is stunning and carried in Ta

Dacía James Lewis is no stranger to putting herself out there. In her Hollywood career, she has choreographed and graced stages with artists such as Tracee Ellis Ross, Jennifer Hudson, Jamie Foxx, Kanye West, Stevie Wonder, Mary J. Blige and many more. The Atlanta resident was most recently seen in Coming 2 America as well as Genius: Aretha. Expressing herself through dance is something that has always come natural to her; and now, it’s her words that are moving the masses in her first book The Game of Life: Releasing the Weight When God Says Wait. Dacía opens up about her experience with infertility as she takes us through her wait journey. Dacía hopes that by sharing her story, it will normalize speaking about an issue that affects about nine percent of men and 11 percent of women of reproductive age in the United States.While this book covers her very personal experience with the topic, The Game of Life offers so much more and is relatable to everyone feeling stuck whether it has to do with dreams not comi

Derek Drye was 30 years old when he remembers hearing his mother's voice for the very first time. “I found these videotapes of my mom that I didn't know existed," the North Carolina native quietly tells PEOPLE about the memories he discovered back in 2018 of his late mother, who died by suicide when he was just a baby. "I had seen pictures and stuff, but I had never heard that Carolina drawl that she had, until I pressed play." Their song “War” was born from that heartache and the music video features the only footage Derek has ever seen of his mom. Powerful. Derek told me that writing “War” was very healing for him and his family, bc where words often fail, music can heal. That’s what the Dryes do... they use the pain and experiences and dreams of their life and write music that gets in your soul and moves it. Their new song “Whites Creek” is about finding God in their dream home. The crazy thing is, they hadn’t even bought this house when they wrote the song, they just knew they were going to plant their ro

This guy I declare has a direct line to God and is using his gifts of lyrics and music to make one of the most impactful, important EPs in Country Music right now, “My Way.” And that’s exactly it, he’s making a new lane for himself and it’s already making waves. Tyler Hubbard, RaeLynn, Lauren Alaina, Russell Dickerson, Matt Stell and Dustin Lynch all have collaborations on Lathan’s project. He’s not a “country artist,” he’s a”positive artist” and his motto is God, Love and Music. His life all changed the moment he was held at gunpoint... after living through that he committed his entire being to serving God and shining light in the dark places of the world. I felt MOVED by the Spirit throughout this entire interview. I talk to tons of spiritually charged humans, but there is something so powerful about Lathan, you can’t help but know you are in God’s presence when you talk to him. Dig into the episode and get his EP, our now “MY WAY.”  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comS

Every day, Jessica shows up for the world as authentically “her” as possible. But it wasn’t always that way. Through most of her 20s, she struggled with body dysmorphia, romantic codependency, massively low self-esteem and thousands of dollars of credit card debt. It took a lot of therapy, deep spiritual journeys, self-work and most of all, self-responsibility to finally realize that she was out of alignment with her true self and that she didn’t have to be everything to everyone. And in fact, doing that was robbing her of living her best life.So instead, she decided to zero in on who she was at her core and let that woman shine—a world-traveling big-thinking visionary with goddess energy and a superpower for helping others discover their unique essence. She created her own personal brand and realized that when she started showing up as her every day, my whole world changed. Life became infinitely better, and she became infinitely more … “her.” In 2014, her personal branding company, SimplyBe. Agency, was bor

This episode is electric! Literally, Juliet is all about re-wiring your brain waves and tapping into your subconscious to allow you to live life on your highest frequency. She’s focused on “un-learning and healing. Un-learning limiting philosophies, & healing fractures in your mind body and soul.” She uses hypnosis and subliminals to open the minds and advance the thoughts of CEO’s and top leaders to use their power for good. She also makes people lots of money with her courses and programs. Check this convo outttttt, it’s super intriguing and inspiring! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“The Happy Hour” is a one-stop shop for mental wellness offering talk therapy, life coaching, group workshops and more all led by their team of licensed professionals. Clara and I are very similar in that we have been on a souls quest to understand and heal the painful parts of our hearts, basically our whole lives. I loved talking to Clara about how diving into her pain and insecurities actually led her to her true purpose in life. And that is her mission, to help others find their true north. This episode explains the difference between a holistic coach and therapy and why you need both plus dives into why taking the time to care about your mental health is the most important thing you can do for yourself and well being.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.