iseeyouliving.com @iseeyouliving on instagram, YouTube, and Facebook @iseeyou.living on tiktok In this heartfelt episode of the I See You podcast, Julie De Jesus and Elizabeth Fairchild explore the profound impact of personal loss and the journey towards healing. Elizabeth shares her story of losing her sister at a young age and how it shaped her life, leading her to volunteer work and advocacy. The conversation delves into mental health, resilience, and the power of serving others as a path to healing. They also discuss the role of supplements in mental health management, particularly focusing on Cardio Miracle.

iseeyouliving.com @klashcraft8 @iseeyouliving on instagram & facebook @iseeyou.living on tiktok In this episode, Julie De Jesus and Kim Ashcraft discuss the journey of empty nesting, focusing on human connection, resilience, and personal growth. They explore the challenges and opportunities that come with life transitions, emphasizing the importance of maintaining connections and finding new purposes.

Iseeyouliving.com @heymsmegan @iseeyouliving In this heartfelt episode of the I See You podcast, Julie De Jesus and Megan Pyrah explore the challenges and joys of adult friendships. Megan shares her journey from feeling isolated to actively seeking connections, emphasizing the importance of openness and courage in forming new relationships. Through personal anecdotes and practical tips, they discuss how to overcome loneliness and build meaningful connections, even in a busy world. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about friendship, vulnerability, and the power of a simple "hello."

For Community: www.iseeyouliving.com For Speaking & Consulting Inquiries: www.iseeyouleadership.com @nielsen.heather @iseeyouliving In this episode of the I See You podcast, Julie De Jesus and Heather Nielsen discuss the intersection of mental health, resilience, and human connection, particularly among women of faith. They explore the importance of seeing each other without the need to rescue, the impact of community healing in the face of tragedy, and the journey of empowering women entrepreneurs. Heather shares her personal experiences, including the loss of her ex-husband and how it solidified her belief in the necessity of connection and support. The conversation emphasizes the themes of belonging, authenticity, and the power of faith in overcoming adversity.

For Community: www.iseeyouliving.com For Speaking & Consulting Inquiries: www.iseeyouleadership.com @caleb.jess.rhoton @jessica.rhoton_photography @iseeyouliving When Jessica Rhoton welcomed her baby, she expected the usual sleepless nights—but not the heavy fog of postpartum depression. She believed “a good mom” sacrifices everything, even her own wellbeing. As she struggled and lost pieces of herself, it was her sister’s quiet intervention—gently suggesting there was another option, including the freedom to stop nursing—that helped Jessica finally see a way forward. In this raw and compassionate conversation, Jessica opens up about: • The silent expectations mothers carry to give until there’s nothing left • How her sister’s simple words became a turning point in her healing • Why redefining “selfless” motherhood can save more than one life This episode is a powerful reminder that caring for yourself is not quitting—it’s courageous.

iseeyouliving.com @ISeeYouLiving @Angel_dave66 @theothersideacademy From nearly 20 years behind bars to becoming the executive director and co-founder of The Other Side Academy, Dave Durocher’s story is raw, redemptive, and unforgettable. In this episode, Dave shares how a lifetime of crime and addiction ended the day he chose a radically different path—one built on brutal honesty, accountability, and service. Hear how The Other Side Academy operates a unique, peer-run residential programwhere every staff member is a graduate—and every conversation calls people to tell the truth, own their choices, and change their lives. If you’ve ever wondered whether people can truly turn their lives around—or what it really takes to break cycles of addiction and incarceration—this conversation will challenge and inspire you. 🎧 Listen in for: • Dave’s unflinching account of life in and out of prison • How “calling people out” with love and truth saves lives • Why peer-led treatment works when other programs fail

iseeyouliving.com @genxgena @iseeyouliving Today we’re joined by Gena Bertlesen, the creative force behind inspiring events for older adults in our community. From coordinating a lively book club featuring Julie’s latest book to planning meaningful gatherings at the Orem Senior Center, Gena shares how she builds connection, purpose, and joy for seniors every day. In this conversation, you’ll hear: • How Gena designs events that spark friendship and belonging • Why reading together can open doors to deeper conversations • Practical ways families and communities can better support their aging loved ones Whether you’re caring for an older parent, looking for volunteer opportunities, or just curious about how to keep life vibrant at every age, this episode will leave you inspired.

ISeeYouLiving.com @Blancerich @iseeyouliving When Brock Richardson’s father, Lance Richardson, experienced a near-death encounter and penned the bestselling book The Message, it forever changed their family’s understanding of life, death, and the ties that bind us. Shortly after sharing his remarkable story of visiting the other side, Lance passed away again—this time for good. In this powerful conversation, Brock shares: ✨ What it was like to watch his dad return from the brink—and then say goodbye. ✨ Why he chose to write the heartfelt first chapter of the new edition of The Message, capturing his family’s perspective through grief and faith. ✨ How to stay connected to loved ones who have passed and feel their presence in everyday moments. ✨ The surprising lesson he learned while watching Thor: “I’m not as strong as you.” — “No, you’re stronger.” Brock’s story is both tender and strengthening—a reminder that love transcends death and that we’re often stronger than we think.

iseeyouliving.com @Lyndeyv_ @Lyndseybrooke_ @Iseeyouliving In this episode, Lyndsey opens up about the invisible mask so many women feel pressured to wear—the mask of the “perfect homemaker” with the picture-perfect family. She shares her honest story of what it’s like to appear happy on the outside while carrying sadness on the inside, and why it’s not only okay to feel your emotions, but essential for healing. This conversation is a reminder that you don’t have to hide behind perfection to be loved, accepted, and understood.

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iseeyouliving.com Instagram: @Iseeyouliving Youtube: @Iseeyouliving Instagram: @tobie.spears In this episode of the ICU podcast, host Julie De Jesus speaks with Tobie Spears, founder of Be Humanitarian, about the importance of human connection in improving mental health and resilience. They discuss Tobie's personal journey, her family's humanitarian efforts, and the transformative experiences of connecting with people in Guatemala. The conversation emphasizes the value of perspective, kindness, and community involvement in making a positive impact in the world.

Iseeyouliving.com LinkedIn: @BradenEads Website: Bradeneads.com Instagram: @Iseeyouliving Youtube: @Iseeyouliving In this episode of the I See You Living podcast, host Julie DeJesus and guest Braden Eads explore the profound impact of human connection on mental health and resilience. Braden shares his personal journey from feeling isolated in childhood to finding meaningful friendships that transformed his life. They discuss the importance of vulnerability, the balance between pride and humility, and the necessity of investing in relationships, especially among men. The conversation emphasizes that connection is vital for emotional well-being and personal growth.

Iseeyouliving.com Instagram: @heyjessicafrew Instagram: @ISeeYouLiving Youtube: @ISeeYouLiving In this episode of the I See You Living podcast, Julie De Jesus and Jessica Frew discuss the importance of mental health, resilience, and human connection. Jessica shares her personal journey through a mixed orientation marriage, the challenges of co-parenting, and the significance of embracing one's identity. They explore the power of connection, emotional safety, and the necessity of feeling emotions to foster resilience. The conversation emphasizes the importance of unlearning societal expectations and creating a life that aligns with one's true self. Jessica also promotes her upcoming book, 'Shove Your Shoulds,' which aims to help individuals break free from societal conditioning.

Instagram: @ CHRISTOPHmerrill YouTube: @CHRISTOPHmerrill Instagram: @Iseeyouliving YouTube: @Iseeyouliving Website: Iseeyouliving.com In this deeply moving and unexpectedly witty episode, we sit down with CHRISTOPH merrill, a man who has walked through the darkest valleys and emerged with powerful insights and purpose. Diagnosed with Type 1 Bipolar Disorder, CHRISTOPH shares his raw and personal journey—including the moment he nearly lost his life to suicide. “There aren’t many of us who make it without attempting to end it,” he says with striking honesty. But CHRISTOPH is more than his diagnosis—he’s a motivational speaker, mental health advocate, and a consultant to top companies, helping them create better work environments by setting meaningful goals, breaking toxic habits, and fostering resilience. His approach is practical, transformative, and often laced with humor and wisdom that make you stop and think. Whether you're navigating your own mental health journey, supporting someone who is, or leading a team that needs a reset, this episode will challenge, uplift, and equip you. 🎧 Tune in for: Real talk on bipolar disorder and mental health stigma The fine line between despair and purpose Why good habits matter more than motivation How workplaces can prioritize emotional health and sustainable success CHRISTOPH's unique take on turning personal pain into professional power

In this courageous and deeply heartfelt episode of the I See You Living podcast, Kevin Franke opens up for the first time about the darkest chapter of his life; the unraveling of his family, the release of the Hulu documentary (Devil in the Family the Fall of Ruby Franke) spotlighting his ex-wife Ruby Franke and therapist Jodi Hildebrandt, and the emotional fallout that followed. With raw vulnerability, Kevin shares what it was like to face betrayal, public scrutiny, and the unimaginable pain of watching his family's story unfold in the national spotlight. He speaks tenderly about his neighbors, friends, and the quiet strength he found in their support, and how he's choosing to rebuild, day by day. This is not just a story of loss. It's a story of resilience, truth, and the sacred process of healing. Kevin's voice is one of compassion, introspection, and courage. Whether you’ve walked through your own storm or are supporting someone who has, this conversation is a powerful reminder that even in the darkest moments, healing is possible. Thank you for sharing your heart Kevin.

In this episode of the I See You podcast, host Julie De Jesus discusses the significance of human connection in restoring mental health and resilience. She shares personal anecdotes about her children's experiences in sports, emphasizing the importance of allowing them to navigate their emotions and build resilience. Julie also introduces a new women's connection group aimed at fostering community and support among women. The episode concludes with a teaser for an upcoming interview that promises to be impactful.

Derek Oaks on Facebook. Julie De Jesus Instagram: @ISeeYouLiving. In this gripping episode of the I See You podcast, we sit down with an elite fighter pilot who opens up about the unexpected side of military life: human connection. From the intense pressure of combat missions to the unrelenting demands of Hell Week as a cadet, he shares what it really means to lead, to survive, and to feel in a culture that often rewards emotional suppression. Through heart-pounding stories from the cockpit and deep personal reflections, he explains how vulnerability, trust, and brotherhood became just as essential as training and precision. This is not just a story about flying jets—it’s a raw, inspiring look at what keeps people grounded when they’re thousands of feet in the air. Whether you're a veteran, a leader, or someone seeking resilience in your own life, this conversation will leave you inspired and more connected to what really matters.

@thatpeterparker In this powerful episode of the I See You Living podcast, host Julie De Jesus sits down with her high school friend Peter Taylor for a deeply honest conversation about infertility, mental health, and navigating the darkest seasons of life. Peter opens up about the emotional toll of infertility—a pain that’s often unseen and misunderstood—and shares how he found light, purpose, and healing along the way. This episode is a reminder that we all carry invisible battles, and that true connection comes when we see each other, especially in the struggle. Whether you’ve walked the road of infertility, supported a loved one through grief, or are facing your own shadows, this heartfelt dialogue will leave you with hope and perspective.

In this episode of the I See You podcast, host Julie De Jesus engages in a heartfelt conversation with Bryan Cooper about the importance of personal development, mental health, and the power of human connection. They explore Brian's journey of self-discovery, the significance of being seen and validated, and the challenges of navigating outside validation. The discussion also touches on faith, embracing differences in beliefs, and actionable steps for improving mental wellness through gratitude and authenticity.

In this episode of the I See You podcast, host Julie De Jesus engages in a heartfelt conversation with Kirk about the transformative power of human connection in restoring mental health and resilience. Kirk shares his personal journey from feeling disconnected and monotonous to embracing authenticity and love. They discuss the importance of shedding societal masks, the role of gratitude, and practical steps to foster genuine connections with oneself and others. The episode emphasizes that everyone craves connection and that true fulfillment comes from being authentic and open to love.