How can we optimize the quality of both our physical and mental health as we age? Kellee talks to Dr Frank Lipman, specializing in the functioning of the body as a means of preventing disease and creating vibrant, sustainable health. He shares what we can do to promote our well-being over time.

Hair loss can be traumatic for people. The current stress of the pandemic may be contributing to it. Kellee talks with Dr Sophia Kogan, cofounder and chief medical adviser of Nutrafol, a hair wellness company about the key factors tied to hair loss and what we can do about it.

What if your gut health determines your mental, physical and future well-being… would you optimize the strains of gut bacteria that will protect you from diseases and brain deterioration? Kellee talks with Dr Peter Swann, an authority on the gut microbiome. He will share how we can boost our gut health that will prevent degeneration of our brain and body.

What if you didn’t have to take a separate health supplement and  it was infused into your tea or coffee? This is what Gary Shinner and Jill Portman, founders of Mighty Leaf Tea (acquired by Peets) has accomplished in their new line of Good Pharma infusions. Kellee talks with Gary Shinner about the health benefits of their new infusions and why these infusions are different from the health supplements and superfoods that are being offered on the market.

Imagine living in a country where people are only focused on power, status and appearance as well as manipulating others for personal gain. It would be all about winning, material growth and perfect exterior facade. This would all make a very lonely existence. Some researchers are finding that the US is heading in this direction. Kellee talks with Ramani Durvasula, a leading expert on narcissism. She will share what narcissism looks like and how it impacts us, in particular in our relationships and how we connect with others.

In December of 2020, US economy lost 140,000 jobs. All of them were held by women. Many are turning to gig work as larger part of their income or becoming solopreneurs or even entrepreneurs. It is a growing trend during this time. How can one thrive as a solopreneur or entrepreneur during this pandemic?  Kellee talks with Claudia Viek, Founder of Invest in Women Entrepreneurs Initiative, about how solopreneurs and entrepreneurs can thrive during this time.

More than 35 million Americans live in households that struggle with hunger. One in ten households in the U.S. experience food insecurity. Millions of low-wage earners are barely getting by, week to week. They worry about how to pay the rent and put food on the table. They need government programs, including Food Stamps and Medicare, on top of working full-time jobs just to get by. How can we support those who are on the brink of despair? Kellee talks with Jimmy Chen, CEO of Propel, who is working to deliver accessible financial support to the low-income and minimum wage earners through its technology platform.

Access to financial services has been recognized as one of the most important factors in eradicating global poverty. 1.7 billion adults remain unbanked on the global scale, yet two-thirds of them own a mobile phone that could help them access financial services. Women make up more than half or 55 percent of the global unbanked population. How can we help the unbanked become bankable or access to financial services or support? Kellee talks with Ashish Gadnis, CEO of BankQu, who is working to address this challenge through his blockchain technology platform and company.

The National Human Trafficking Hotline in the US saw a 20 percent increase last year in the victims and survivors who contacted for help. Each year, it is estimated that around 18,000 foreign nationals are trafficked into the United States.The number of U.S. citizens trafficked within the country each year is even higher, with an estimated 200,000 American children at risk for trafficking into the sex industry. What is happening and what can we do about it? Kellee talks with Megan Cutter, Director of National Human Trafficking Hotline, at Polaris about the state of human and sex trafficking in the United States.

Over 40 million people are caught in modern slavery worldwide. 1 out of 4 of them are children. It is a $150 billion dollar industry and it is bigger than the drug trade because each person can be purchased more than once. How does it exist and thrive? What can we do about modern slavery? Kellee talks with Andrew Wallis, CEO of Unseen, based in London, England. He shares the state of modern slavery, how to spot it and how Unseen is working to eradicate modern slavery.