Boysen Hodgson is the Marketing and Communications Director for The ManKind Project USA region. The ManKind Project is men’s community for the 21st Century. MKP is a nonprofit training and education organization with three decades of proven success hosting life-changing experiential personal development programs for men. MKP supports a global network of free peer-facilitated men’s groups and supports men in leading lives of integrity, authenticity, and service. The Mission of MKP is to create a world where men act on their individual and collective responsibility for the future of humanity by initiating and supporting men on a path of emotional maturity, spiritual awareness, and deepening community. www.mankindproject.org | @themankindproject

Natalie Vartanian is the Community Engagement Manager for https://corexperience.com/ (COR) and Executive Director for https://corcommunityfoundation.org/ (COR's Community Foundation). COR's principles are to provide people with real life skills and internal tools for one's personal development and growth in emotional maturity and intelligence. Standing in the belief that what stunts adult human behavior are past traumas and childhood issues that were never fully recovered and healed, as a Certified Life Coach + Facilitator, Natalie helps and guides people throughout the process to kick start their journey in healing, taking ownership of their life, not being a victim, and finally creating the reality of their dreams. www.corexperience.com | www.corcommunityfoundation.org

Eldra Jackson III is the Co-Director of Inside Circle. At age 19, he was sent to prison with a life sentence. It was there that he began the inner personal journey that eventually led to his early release in 2014. A living example of successful rehabilitation and re-entry, Eldra is dedicated to serving at-risk youth with organizations such as Youth Empowerment and Goals Association, Shoulder to Shoulder, and the Alternatives to Violence Project. This is an inspiring story of healing, transformation, service and rebirth. This episode also dives into topics of legalized slavery in prison, race and discrimination, and the importance of doing "the work." www.insidecircle.org | @inside__circle

Andrew Liu is a Wildlife Photographer who frequents Kenya, Namibia and Cape Town. This episode dives into Andrew and Chloe's mutual love for travel, experiencing other cultures, psychedelics and trekking upon the road less traveled. Tune in for stories of their journey along the way and much more. www.prints.acuriousape.com | @a.curious.ape

Amy Stanton is the Founder and CEO of Stanton and Company (SandCo), a Marketing and PR Agency with a passion for promoting and building positive female role models and messaging for women. SandCo has a roster of philosophy-driven brands, including athletes, lifestyle experts, and brands in the healthy, active living space. Before founding SandCo, Amy served as the Chief Marketing Officer for Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia and was the Head of Marketing and Communications for NYC2012, New York's Olympic bid, where she developed and executed both the local and international campaigns. Amy recently co-authored The Feminine Revolution with Catherine Connors, encouraging women to redefine and embrace their feminine qualities as sources of power. www.stanton-company.com | @amykstanton

Joe Kara, who leads a double work life as both an LA based Yoga and Meditation teacher and music industry professional. In addition to working at a record label he also leads yoga classes, trains and mentors new yoga instructors, and leads international retreats. This episode dives into Joe and Chloe's mutual love for the art of music and the practice of yoga! athome.yogaworks.com | @joekarayoga

Sarah Girard is a Yoga Instructor who began her wellness journey when she was diagnosed with a rare eye cancer at the age of two. She teaches weekly on-demand and live classes as well as one-on-one sessions and mentorships. Her workshop series, "The Embodied Artist," explores yogic practices and rituals which ignite creativity and foster deeper connection. www.sarahgirardyoga.com | @sarahgirardyoga

Reggie Hubbard is the Senior Political Strategist managing impact relations and communications with Capitol Hill for MoveOn, a progressive campaigning organization. Throughout his career, he has held strategic and logistical roles across a variety of fields, ranging from global marketing, digital and community organizing, government, international education to Presidential campaigning. Also a Yoga Instructor, he teaches Members of Congress, Congressional Staff, leading progressive organizations and individuals, sharing techniques for growing peace and ease as a foundation, not an afterthought. He emphasizes the importance of diversity and inclusion, opening the practice to all and eliminating exclusionary cultures and habits. He received a B.A. in Philosophy from Yale University and an MBA in International Strategy from the Vlerick Business School in Belgium. www.activepeaceyoga.com | @activepeaceyoga

Sarah Rose Siskind is a Stand Up Comedian and Writer for TV shows and networks such as StarTalk with Neil deGrasse Tyson, the White House Press Correspondents Dinner, UCB, Fox and CBS. She is also the Co-Founder of Hello SciCom, a communications company within the science and tech industry. In this episode, we talk about Ayahuasca, psychedelic plant medicines, the future of life with robots, and a shared love for comedy/human nature. www.hellosci.com

Natalie Baker is the Founder of Buddhist Psychotherapy NY and Neurofeedback NY. She comes with 20+ years of experience in mindfulness training and working with her clients within conditions such as PTSD, trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationships. This episode dives into the different areas of the brain-- the reptilian/primitive brain (where automatic self-preserving behavior patterns activate) vs. the frontal cortex (where high-level cognitive function, including attention, working memory, and social emotional evaluation of stimuli are processed) and how Buddhism can serve as the foundational tool of bringing one back to our "fundamental sanity," as a human species. We also discuss ideas of attachment, healing, freeing oneself from "the story," and settling into the true nature of oneself. "Most people don't act badly if they were loved." More often than not there has been damage to the brain. With advances in technology and greater understandings of neuroplasticity and the brain, health and wellbeing continue to make wider strides and move forward in society. http://www.buddhistpsychotherapyny.com/ (buddhistpsychotherapyny.com) | http://www.neurofeedbacktraining.com/ (neurofeedbacktraining.com)