Welcome back to The Sisterhood of S.W.E.A.T., where we help women step into strength, vitality, and purpose at every stage of life.
Today we’re diving into one of the most exciting frontiers in women’s health — how fasting-mimicking diets can transform the way we age, think, and thrive.
My guest is Renee Fitton, MS, RD — a leading longevity dietitian and the Director of Education & Healthcare Sales at Prolon (by L‑Nutra) — the company behind the world’s first fasting-mimicking diet backed by decades of research in nutritional science and cellular health.
Renee specializes in helping women unlock the benefits of fasting — without extreme restriction — using smart, science-based nutrition that supports metabolism, hormones, energy, and longevity.
If you’re in your 40s, 50s, or beyond and want to learn how to reset your biology, boost energy, and feel vibrant again, this episode is for you.
Tune in as we uncover: what a fasting-mimicking diet actually is, how it supports women in midlife, how it affects hormones, metabolism, skin, gut health, and how you can safely integrate this into your life.
Let’s get ready to step into a new level of vitality — from the inside out.
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Welcome back to The Sisterhood of S.W.E.A.T., where we lift each other higher, live with purpose, and celebrate the power of women who show up for one another — body, mind, and soul.
Today, we’re talking about one of the most sacred relationships of all — the bond between sisters. Joining us is the phenomenal Deborah Roberts — Emmy and Peabody Award–winning journalist, 20/20 co-anchor, and New York Times bestselling author.
Her brand-new book, Sisters Loved and Treasured: Stories of Unbreakable Bonds, is a heartfelt celebration of sisterhood featuring stories from Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer, Arianna Huffington, Jenna and Barbara Bush, and more.
This conversation is about love that heals, laughter that carries us, and the unbreakable strength that comes when women stand together.
So grab your coffee, your sister (or your soul sister), and tune in — this episode will fill your heart and remind you how strong we are together. 💕
The inspiration behind Sisters Loved and Treasured
What Deborah learned from collecting 50+ stories of sisterhood
How her own sisters shaped her life and career
Navigating the complexities of sisterhood with grace
Faith, connection, and the power of showing up for each other
📘 Sisters Loved and Treasured: Stories of Unbreakable Bonds
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Welcome to the Sisterhood of S.W.E.A.T. podcast! Today we’re diving into the fires of inflammation—physical and mental—with Dr. Shivani Gupta, Ayurvedic expert and author of The Inflammation Code. She created Elemental Design, a simple quiz that shows how your unique blueprint influences hormones, energy, sleep, cravings—especially in peri and menopause. We’re talking real-world protocols, the right way to use healing spices like turmeric, and how to cool stress-driven inflammation so you can feel vibrant again. Let’s get stronger—body, mind, and spirit—together
This week on The Sisterhood of S.W.E.A.T., host Linda Mitchell is quacking up with excitement as she welcomes members of the Robertson family—the heart and humor behind Duck Dynasty! After eight years away from the cameras, this beloved family is back with Duck Dynasty: The Revival, premiering this October on Hulu.
In this heartwarming and laughter-filled conversation, the Robertsons open up about faith, family, and legacy, sharing how they’ve stayed grounded through fame and what it’s like watching the next generation step into the spotlight. From hilarious behind-the-scenes moments to powerful reflections on faith and purpose, this episode is a true celebration of what matters most.
💫 In this episode, we talk about:
Why now was the right time to bring Duck Dynasty back
What fans can expect (and what might surprise them!) in The Revival
How faith and family have guided the Robertsons through every season of life
Their favorite moments filming as parents, grandparents, and mentors
The timeless values that keep them laughing and loving through it all
🎥 Don’t miss Duck Dynasty: The Revival — streaming this October on Hulu!
elcome back to the Sisterhood of S.W.E.A.T. Podcast — the show that’s all about building strength, resilience, and success from the inside out. Today, we’re diving into the world of entrepreneurship, investing, and breaking barriers with none other than Rashaun Williams. You may know him as a Guest Shark on ABC’s Shark Tank, but his influence stretches far beyond the TV screen. As founder and Chief Investment Officer of Harbinger Sports Partners — a $750 million private equity fund co-launched with Mark Cuban and Steve Cannon — Rashaun is changing the game by investing in professional sports teams. With over 170 investments, 50 exits, and early stakes in companies like Robinhood, Coinbase, Ring, and Lyft, his track record speaks for itself. But Rashaun’s passion goes beyond deals — he’s committed to financial literacy and giving back through the Kemet Institute, which provides free entrepreneurship and life skills to underserved communities. Today, we’ll hear his journey from Wall Street to Shark Tank, the lessons he’s learned along the way, and what it really takes to build wealth that lasts. Get ready for an episode packed with inspiration, strategy, and some serious Shark wisdom.
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Are you interested in overall wellbeing? Have you been worried about what others think of your journey? In this episode we dive into how we can be both happier and healthier in our lives. Today, I talk to Kate Eckman, a broadcast journalist, TV personality, accomplished entrepreneur, mindfulness expert, and Columbia University-certified executive coach. She joins us to discuss the importance of stretching our comfort zone. She talks about spiritual fitness and what it means and how it can help us. We also discuss the importance of knowing who you are, and your core values. This conversation challenges us to look inside and get honest about who we are, what we believe and what we want to accomplish.

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Welcome back to the Sisterhood of S.W.E.A.T., where we believe strength, confidence, and beauty start from within.
Today, we’re diving into clean skincare, self-care, and the courage to build something beautiful out of personal struggle.
Our guest is Sarah Vilenskiy, the powerhouse founder and CEO of Blossom Essentials — a clean skincare brand created for sensitive, condition-prone skin. Sarah turned her lifelong battle with severely dry skin into a thriving, mission-driven business that recently sold out on QVC!
She’s been recognized with the 2015 Woman of the Year Award for leadership, and she’s on a mission to help women calm their skin, reclaim confidence, and feel beautiful — naturally.
Sarah, take us back to the beginning — what was your personal journey that led you to create Blossom Essentials?
You’ve said your skin struggles shaped your brand mission. What were those early challenges like — and how did you turn pain into purpose?
Many women listening struggle with self-esteem because of skin issues. What helped you move from insecurity to empowerment?
You bootstrapped Blossom Essentials into a fast-growing eCommerce brand. What’s been your biggest lesson in growing something from scratch?
Your first QVC airing sold out — that’s huge! How did that moment feel after all your hard work?
You’ve been featured on Cause of a Kind for your bootstrap story. How do you balance authenticity, marketing, and mission as a founder in the clean beauty space?
Many of our listeners are active women who care about what they put in — and on — their bodies. What are your top tips for non-toxic skincare that empowers women?
How can clean skincare be part of a holistic self-care routine that includes fitness, nutrition, and mindset?
What are some simple swaps that can help women with eczema, acne, or sensitive skin calm irritation and feel confident again?
What’s next for Blossom Essentials — and how can women support your mission of healing skin and boosting self-love?
Ladies, if your skin’s been crying out for something gentle yet powerful, check out Blossom Essentials at tryblossom.com.
Remember: the best glow doesn’t come from makeup or filters — it comes from self-respect, nourishment, and showing up for yourself every day.
Today, we’re joined by veteran journalist and NewsNation anchor Leland Vittert, who has reported from the White House lawn to the battlefields of the Middle East. But now he’s sharing a story no one has ever heard before—his own. In his powerful new book Born Lucky: A Dedicated Father, A Grateful Son, and My Journey with Autism, Leland opens up about his childhood struggles, the relentless dedication of his father, and how love, grit, and resilience shaped the man we see today on primetime TV. Leland, welcome—it’s an honor to have you with us.
1. You’ve been on camera for years as a journalist, but this is the first time you’ve opened up about your personal story. What made now the right time to write Born Lucky?
2. The book really honors your father’s role in shaping your life. Can you share a moment that captures his determination to never let you be defined by your diagnosis?
3. Growing up, you faced painful bullying and rejection. How did those experiences shape your resilience and your drive to succeed?
4. You describe your father quitting his job to essentially “coach” you through life. What were some of the unusual or even tough methods he used that ultimately paid off?
5. From not speaking as a child to anchoring a national news show—your journey is extraordinary. What do you think surprised people most when they learned your story?
6. Your book is both raw and hopeful. What do you want readers—especially parents and kids facing similar challenges—to take away from it?
7. James Patterson praised Born Lucky as “a beautiful, emotional, true story.” What has that kind of support meant to you personally?
8. Now that the book is out, how do you hope this changes the broader conversation about autism, labels, and what’s possible?
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Welcome back to the Sisterhood of S.W.E.A.T. — where we empower women to own every chapter of their lives with strength, style, and soul!
Today’s guests are the incredible Jane Hajduk and Shari Doran, the creative forces behind Thee Third Act — an award-winning short-form comedy series that’s turning menopause into a moment of laughter, connection, and empowerment.
These two powerhouse actresses and longtime friends are showing the world that life after 40 isn’t the end of the story — it’s the beginning of the best act yet! Through humor, raw honesty, and bold confidence, Thee Third Act brings a refreshing, funny, and relatable take on the ups and downs of menopause.
You can catch the series now on YouTube and Fire TV, and don’t miss their hilarious sizzle reel at theethirdact.com/sizzle-reel.
We’ll be diving into:
The inspiration behind Thee Third Act
Why humor is the best medicine for the “change of life”
How Jane and Shari are redefining midlife as a season of purpose and play
Behind-the-scenes moments with guest stars like Michael Dorn (Star Trek: Next Generation) and Thomas Lennon (Reno 911)
And how women everywhere can celebrate their third act with fire, friendship, and a little fabulous flair!
Make sure you check out Thee Third Act on YouTube and Fire TV, and follow their journey at theethirdact.com.
If today’s episode made you laugh, nod, or feel seen — share it with a friend who’s stepping into her third act with power and grace.
In this inspiring episode of the Sisterhood of Sweat, host Linda Mitchell welcomes back Tricia Brouk—award-winning director, author, founder of The Big Talk Academy, and creator of The Wise Leopard. Together, they dive into Tricia’s new book Being Smart Is Stupid: Why Embracing the Wisdom of Your Buddha Nature Is the Secret to Great Leadership. This conversation explores how true leadership comes from intuition, emotional intelligence, and humility—not intellect or control. Tricia shares stories from her multi-decade career, her three companies, and her belief that communication with dignity, curiosity, and respect can unite us across differences.
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In this inspiring episode of the Sisterhood of Sweat, host Linda Mitchell welcomes back Tricia Brouk—award-winning director, author, founder of The Big Talk Academy, and creator of The Wise Leopard. Together, they dive into Tricia’s new book Being Smart Is Stupid: Why Embracing the Wisdom of Your Buddha Nature Is the Secret to Great Leadership. This conversation explores how true leadership comes from intuition, emotional intelligence, and humility—not intellect or control. Tricia shares stories from her multi-decade career, her three companies, and her belief that communication with dignity, curiosity, and respect can unite us across differences.
Questions Asked:
What inspired the title Being Smart Is Stupid?
How did your experience in show business shape your leadership philosophy?
How can leaders let go of ego and outcome to create real impact?
What does “communicating with dignity and love” look like in practice?
Tell us about your new lifestyle brand, The Wise Leopard—what inspired it?
How do you personally embody gratitude and presence in leadership?
Themes in This Episode:
The power of intuitive and compassionate leadership
Letting go of control and embracing flow
Leading with gratitude and authenticity
Building safe spaces for diverse voices
The intersection of spirituality, creativity, and influence
Empowering women in midlife to own their voice and purpose
Links Mentioned:
📖 BeingSmartIsStupid.com — get the book (available in audiobook, e-book, softcover & hardcover)
💎 The Wise Leopard — lifestyle brand for women in midlife
📸 Instagram: @TriciaBrouk
💬 LinkedIn: Tricia Brouk
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Do you struggle with how to reveal your authentic self? It’s easy for us to hide behind our insecurities or fears and not step out into the things we know we are called to do. That is a huge struggle, but if you know there is something within you that is your purpose, you have to keep going. When you are living in your gifts you are living out your true self.
In this episode I talk with Kate McKay who has been through devastating heartache and still manages to be her best self. She believes that living out your legacy is key, not only for your own sake but because there is someone out there who needs to hear and see your message. We talk about centering yourself and the importance of getting quiet with your own thoughts, and how that helps us to then go out stronger. You don’t want to miss this powerful episode.

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On this week's Let It Rip Friday, Linda discusses how important it is to shake off yesterday, and move into the future. One bad day or bad week won't be the end of your process. Shake it off and move on!
Are you interested in setting better boundaries? Have you been struggling with people-pleasing? In this episode, we talk about how we can all live a life we love. Today, I talk with Susie Pettit. Susie has been helping women live lives they love for over 10 years. She is the host of the podcast Love Your Life Show and owner of the Wellness Company Strength: Mind & Body, LLC. She teaches firsthand about setting healthy boundaries, beating your inner critic, conscious parenting, and how to use mindfulness-based tools to beat overwhelm and anxiety. This is a powerful episode for anyone who struggles with what other people want from them.

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On this powerful episode of Sisterhood of S.W.E.A.T., host Linda Mitchell welcomes Lea Salonga, Tony Award winner, Disney Legend, and iconic vocalist whose career spans Broadway and film. From Miss Saigon to Les Misérables, and from voicing Disney Princesses Jasmine and Mulan to her current Broadway and TV work (Old Friends, Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, Yellow Rose), Lea’s artistry has inspired generations.
Now, she takes her fans on a musical journey with her Stage, Screen & Everything in Between tour — a celebration of her landmark roles, timeless songs, and evolving creative voice. Join us as Lea reflects on groundbreaking moments, the power of representation in theater, and what it means to sustain a legendary career across decades.
Breaking barriers & representation — being the first Asian actress in key Broadway roles and using her platform to open doors
Legacy through voice — Disney roles, Broadway, and how her voice has resonated across generations
Balancing evolution & roots — staying relevant while honoring one’s musical and cultural foundations
Touring & reinvention — how to keep performances fresh and meaningful through a long career
Advice for the next generation — guidance, resilience, and navigating the arts with purpose
Part 1: Legacy & Milestones
Looking back on your Tony-winning Miss Saigon, how did that role shape your journey?
You broke ground as the first Asian actress to play Eponine (and later Fantine) on Broadway — what did those milestones mean to you personally?
Among your many iconic roles, which one stretched you the most as a performer?
Part 2: Disney, Voice & Cultural Impact
4. Hundreds of millions heard your singing voice as Jasmine and Mulan — did you ever imagine those roles would become so defining?
5. Being named a Disney Legend is a rare honor — what was that moment like for you?
6. How does performing as a voice actor for animation compare to performing live on stage?
Part 3: The Tour & Current Projects
7. You’re touring 30+ North American cities with Stage, Screen & Everything in Between — what can fans expect from these concerts?
8. Having toured globally over many years, how do you keep performances fresh and exciting for yourself and your audiences?
9. How does working on screen today (with Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, Yellow Rose, etc.) excite you compared to stage work?
10. With such a storied career, what advice would you offer the next generation of artists dreaming of stage or screen?
Official Website / Tour Info: leasalonga.com/tour Lea Salonga
Tour Details / Announcement: “Stage, Screen & Everything In Between” is visiting 30+ cities across North America in fall 2025. Press
Lea Salonga — Disney Legend profile (D23): her recognition as a Disney Legend, and her roles voicing Jasmine & Mulan D23
About Lea & Broadway milestones: she was the first Asian actress to play Eponine on Broadway and later played Fantine; her numerous awards and impact on representation Lea Salonga
In this episode, two-time Emmy Award winner Mike Manning joins us to talk about his latest project — the fun, campy indie sci-fi adventure Unexpected Treasures, premiering September 19 exclusively on Amazon Prime and Apple TV+.
Audiences know Mike from his powerful roles on This Is Us, Days of Our Lives, Teen Wolf, The Bay, and films like Son of the South and God’s Not Dead. Now, he takes on an entirely new kind of character: Sam, a charming alien fugitive who crash-lands in the Mojave Desert and teams up with Hartley (Olivia Blue) to outrun bounty hunters, unlock prophecies, and explore the magic of unexpected connections.
From filming under the mystical skies of Joshua Tree to the Comic-Con buzz surrounding the premiere, Mike opens up about why sci-fi resonates with audiences, how this role stretches his creativity, and how his passion for activism shapes the projects he chooses.
Behind the scenes of Unexpected Treasures
Shifting from dramatic roles to quirky sci-fi comedy
Filming in Yucca Valley & Joshua Tree
Why “aliens among us” stories remain timeless
Balancing acting, producing, and activism
What’s next for Mike Manning’s career
What drew you to Unexpected Treasures and to playing Sam?
How different was this quirky, campy role from your past dramatic work?
Did the Mojave Desert and Joshua Tree feel like characters in the film?
Do you have a favorite on-set story from filming?
Why do you think alien comedies and adventures have lasting appeal?
What sets Unexpected Treasures apart from other sci-fi stories?
How did fans at San Diego Comic-Con respond to the premiere?
How does this role fit into the bigger picture of your career?
How do you choose projects that align with your values in both acting and activism?
What upcoming projects should fans be looking forward to?
Instagram: @mikemanning83
Twitter/X: @MikeManning83
Facebook: Mike Manning Official
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In this empowering episode of the Sisterhood of S.W.E.A.T., Linda Mitchell sits down with Meredith Oke, a trailblazer in biohacking and quantum biology. Meredith helps people decode the signals of fatigue, stress, and brain fog to realign with their body’s natural rhythms. From her personal health journey to the cutting-edge science of light, circadian rhythms, and cellular health, she shares practical tools anyone can use to reclaim energy and clarity every single day.
Whether it’s grounding, morning sunlight, or shifting your mindset, Meredith shows us that thriving isn’t complicated — it’s about living in harmony with the biology we were designed for.
Meredith’s personal journey into biohacking & quantum biology
Why fatigue and brain fog are not “normal”
Understanding quantum biology in everyday terms
The role of light, circadian rhythms, and the environment in health
Free, practical biohacks anyone can start today
Balancing family, career, and vitality as a modern woman
The legacy of living in alignment with nature and purpose
What first drew you into biohacking and quantum biology?
How did your personal journey shift from health to life reclamation?
Why should we care about quantum biology?
What hidden factors are draining energy daily?
How do circadian rhythms and light shape our health?
What are the biggest myths in biohacking you’d love to bust?
What simple, free biohacks can listeners start today?
How do grounding, cold exposure, or sunrise viewing really help?
What advice do you give busy women balancing it all?
What legacy do you hope to leave with this movement?
Website: quantumbiotics.com
Instagram: @meredithoke
LinkedIn: Meredith Oke
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In this exciting episode, actor and filmmaker Jesse Kove—best known for Cobra Kai, On Wings of Eagles, and D-Day: Battle of Omaha—joins us to discuss his latest project, the Tubi Original thriller President Down. Directed by Nick Lyon, the film follows a chilling race against time after terrorists hack the U.S. President’s pacemaker and demand a $100M ransom before midnight. Jesse takes us inside the film’s heart-pounding intensity, his preparation for the role, and what it was like working under Lyon’s fast-paced direction.
Beyond his work in President Down, Jesse reflects on his career highlights—from stepping into his father Martin Kove’s Karate Kid legacy in Cobra Kai, to collaborating with Academy Award–winner Jon Voight, to producing films of his own. He also opens up about his passion for animal rescue, storytelling, and what excites him most about the future of streaming content.
Tune in for a conversation that blends Hollywood thrills, personal passion, and the lessons Jesse has carried forward in his career.
✨ Main Themes:
Behind the scenes of President Down and working with Nick Lyon
Jesse’s career path across acting and producing
Lessons from collaborations with iconic actors
His passion for animal rescue and activism
What’s next in his Hollywood journey
❓ Questions Asked:
What drew you to President Down and its ripped-from-the-headlines premise?
What was it like filming with such high-stakes urgency?
How did you prepare mentally and physically for the role?
What was it like collaborating with director Nick Lyon?
What did you take away from working with Jon Voight?
How did it feel to step into your father’s Karate Kid universe in Cobra Kai?
What excites you most about your future roles?
What do you hope audiences walk away with after watching President Down?
📲 Links to Find Jesse Kove:
Instagram: @jessekove
Twitter (X): @JesseKove
Facebook: Jesse Kove Official
IMDb: Jesse Kove
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In this compelling episode, actor David Chokachi discusses his role in President Down, a high-stakes political thriller now streaming on Tubi. Directed by Nick Lyon, the film presents a tense scenario where terrorists hack into the U.S. President's pacemaker, leading to a race against time to prevent a national crisis. Chokachi shares insights into the film's intense production, working alongside a talented cast, and the challenges of portraying such a high-pressure role.
Beyond his acting career, Chokachi is a passionate advocate for animal rescue. He opens up about his journey in animal rescue, the emotional highs and lows, and the profound impact it has had on his life. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of his dedication to saving lives and the joy that comes from giving animals a second chance.
Tune in for an inspiring conversation that blends the world of cinema with heartfelt activism.
Main Themes:
Insights into President Down and its production
David Chokachi's role and experiences on set
His passion for animal rescue and advocacy
The intersection of acting and activism
Questions Asked:
What drew you to the role in President Down?
How did you prepare for such a high-stakes character?
Can you share a memorable moment from filming?
What inspired your commitment to animal rescue?
How do you balance your acting career with your advocacy work?
Links to Find David Chokachi:
Instagram: @therealdavidchokachi
Twitter (X): @therealchokachi
Facebook: David Chokachi Official
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“From the drum stool of Maroon 5 to the therapy room, Ryan Dusick’s journey is proof that transformation is possible. After founding Maroon 5, watching his career grind to a halt, and battling anxiety, addiction, and loss, Ryan reinvented himself. With a Master’s in Clinical Psychology, his book Harder to Breathe, and his Get Curious method, he now helps high performers stop riding shotgun in their lives—and start driving with purpose. This episode dives into resilience, recovery, and how curiosity (not avoidance) can change everything.”
Here are all the important links for Ryan Dusick:
Official website (Get Curious, coaching, speaking): ryandusick.com Ryan Dusick
Book Harder to Breathe: A Memoir of Making Maroon 5, Losing It All, and Finding Recovery Ryan Dusick+3Ryan Dusick+3Amazon+3
Podcast: The Harder to Breathe Podcast Ryan Dusick
Psychology Today profile (therapy practice) Psychology Today
Instagram: @ryan_michael_dusick Instagram
Facebook: Ryan Dusick profile Facebook
Here are the major themes listeners can expect:
Identity & Loss — founding Maroon 5, career success, then the unexpected end due to physical injury + anxiety.
Deep Struggle & Recovery — dealing with addiction, loss of purpose, mental health challenges.
Education & Reinvention — going back to school, becoming a therapist, transforming pain into purpose.
“Get Curious” Method — what this approach looks like in practice; using curiosity instead of avoidance to heal.
High Performers’ Mental Wellness — how people used to being “on” can find balance and agency.
Resilience & Purpose — how adversity shaped Ryan’s message, and how he channels that into coaching, speaking, and helping others.
Are you interested in your overall health and fitness? Have you been worried about your hormones? In this episode we dive into intuitive eating, balancing our hormones, and improving our sex lives. In this episode, I talk with Dr. Stephanie Estima. She is a Doctor of Chiropractic with a special interest in metabolism, body composition, functional neurology, and female physiology. Dr. Stephanie is changing the conversation around health, fitness, sex, intimacy, longevity, parenting, mindset, and pursuing excellence. Her life’s passion and mission are blending modern science with ancient wisdom to empower women’s health and healing. We discuss the role that sex plays in our overall health and the importance of good sex at any age. Dr. Stephanie shares how our belief system is holding us back in our lives, and so much more.

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Welcome to the Sisterhood of S.W.E.A.T. Podcast—where we believe in strength, resilience, and stories that inspire. I’m your host, Linda Mitchell, and today we’re joined by Stephanie Ramos, ABC News correspondent and decorated military veteran.
Stephanie takes us inside the gripping season premiere of ABC’s 20/20, where decades-old DNA evidence cracked open the cold case murder of Leslie Pierre. With her fearless reporting, she shines a light not only on this case, but also on broader truths that remind us why justice matters.
If you’ve ever been fascinated by true crime, investigative journalism, or stories of perseverance, you won’t want to miss this conversation.
Instagram: @StephanieRamosABC
Twitter/X: @StephanieRamos
How decades-old DNA cracked open the Leslie Pierre case.
The behind-the-scenes process of reporting high-stakes investigations.
Why true crime stories captivate and educate us.
Stephanie’s perspective as both a journalist and military veteran.
What we can expect from the new season of 20/20.
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From spinal paralysis to global healer, Dan Metcalfe’s story is one you’ll never forget. After surviving a catastrophic spinal injury and later a traumatic brain injury, Dan refused to accept a life of limitation. Instead, he pioneered the Total Balance Program—helping over 70,000 people worldwide reconnect their brain and body, break free from pain, and unlock their natural ability to heal. In this episode, Dan shares his unbelievable journey, the 7 Pillars of Natural Health, and how you can move from survival to thriving—no matter what you’ve been through.
Total Balance Company: totalbalancecompany.com
Born SuperHuman: bornsuperhuman.com
Instagram: @dan_metcalfe
Surviving paralysis & traumatic brain injury—and defying medical odds.
How the 7 Pillars of Natural Health unlock true healing.
Why mindset and brain-body connection are the key to transformation.
The emotional root of physical pain and how to break past health plateaus.
Success stories from 70,000+ people worldwide using the Total Balance method.
Moving from survival mode to thriving with purpose.
What it means to live authentically and become “Born SuperHuman.”
On this week's motivation monday, we're discussing how to step into a place of authority in your life.
On this week's motivation monday, we're discussing how to step into a place of authority in your life.
Today, we’re joined by one of the most respected voices in American journalism—Pulitzer Prize winner Tim Weiner. You know him from his groundbreaking book Legacy of Ashes: The History of the CIA, which won the National Book Award and became the defining account of the Agency’s first 60 years. Now, Tim is back with THE MISSION: The CIA in the 21st Century—a riveting and urgent look at the CIA’s modern battles, from 9/11 to Russia, China, and the chaotic state of American intelligence today. Based on exclusive on-the-record interviews with top spymasters and undercover officers, THE MISSION is already a New York Times bestseller and one of the most talked-about books of 2025. Tim Weiner has appeared everywhere from Morning Joe to The New Yorker, and today he’s here to take us deep inside the world of secrets, power, and peril.