Today we dive into the field of Medical and Evolutionary Astrology with Cameron Allen. Cameron incorporates elements of Ayurveda, Yoga, & indigenous technologies into his practice and in this episode, you'll learn how to use the power of the moon to help you maintain optimal health.

Today on @ConnectedCaroline, you'll hear from Kennedy Shelton who discusses her experience as a digital nomad, defined as someone who works and travels simultaneously. Our conversation will give you insight into the digital nomad movement and she shares tips on how you too can become a happy nomad.

Happy New Year! I took some time off over the holidays and am now in the process of tweaking the branding, recording new interviews and completely revamping my website. I'll be back online in February, until then, enjoy your January! Caroline #onhiatus

We are celebrating the joys of the season and revisiting a clip of my conversation with Cannabis cocktail & mocktail wizard Warren Bobrow. (Episode #16) Happy Holidaze!

Is Grandma ok? Social worker Peggi Cooney breaks down "late-life" addiction and how she kicked it.

The Holidays...What better time to revisit my April '22 conversation with breathwork guide Ellen Wong. In this one-minute clip, Ellen explains how breathwork helps to calm your nervous system with immediate results. Go to Episode #5 to listen to the whole interview, or @TheConnectedCarolineShow and watch it on YouTube.

In this episode of @TheConnectedCarolineShow, you'll meet former high-tech executive Seibo Shen, who went from a stressed-out Silicon Valley and Cannabis Industry entrepreneur to leading a life of passion and purpose without sacrificing abundance. The video interview with Seibo is also available on The Connected Caroline YouTube Channel.

In Episode #7, @ConnectedCarolineShow interviewed Coast Film & Music Festival's Ben Warner and asked him to define what the word STOKE means to him. This is a 60-second clip of his answer. Check out the full episode on audio or on YouTube @connectedcaroline.

n this episode of @TheConnectedCarolineShow, Public Relations agency CEO, author and industry educator Gini Dietrich talks to us about PR campaign measurement and how to know definitively if your PR efforts drive ROI.

Laguna Beach, California is one of the world's epicenters in appreciating art and nature. In this episode of @The Connected Caroline Show, I talk with Laguna Art Museum's Executive Director Julie Perlin Lee about her efforts to keep all ages curious and inspired about art through science and nature, with a mission to keep the museum "locally loved and nationally recognized."

Meet Jeanne Pepper Bernstein, the courageous mother of slain teen Blaze Bernstein. She and her husband were thrown into public roles after their 19-year-old son Blaze Bernstein, a University of Pennsylvania sophomore, returned to his family home in Lake Forest for winter break and was killed. Authorities considered Blaze a victim of a hate crime because he was both gay and Jewish. In this episode, Jeanne explains how instead of shutting the world out after discovering their son’s death, they decided to turn the world into a stage for change. The couple created a movement called “Blaze It Forward” to encourage people to honor their son’s memory by spreading kindness. The community interacts via their #BlazeItFoward Facebook page and nearly five years later, the group is 30,000+ strong with daily contributors from all around the world. #BlazeItForward! “The main reason why we started the ‘Blaze It Forward Movement’ was to try to show everyone around us that you can still move forward and try to make this world a better place. We built a community that has surrounded us with love,” said Jeanne Pepper.

In this episode of @The Connected Caroline Show, Tech entrepreneur, and UX designer Keren Flavell makes home ownership affordable and sustainable in the world's most desirable locations. Keren is the co-founder and CEO of Kasaba, a public benefit company building regenerative villages for remote workers wanting to live with a low footprint, in a community of like-minded people and explains what the term digital nomad means for you.

In this episode of @The Connected Caroline Show, we dive into social entrepreneur Drew Weaver's mission behind Blvck Dollar Fund, his unplanned popularity on TikTok, and the goal of bridging the wealth gap after 400-plus years of discrimination. Links: W: https://www.blvckdollarfund.com Personal Instagram: @andrewesauweaver Business Instagram: @blvck_dollar_fund Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aeweaver70/ TikTok: @BLVCKLYST

My sister Beth has always been interested in elevating the lives of the people of our Armenian roots. In this episode, we talk about Homeland Development Initiative Foundation USA, (HDIF-UDA), a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) she founded, which helps underserved people in the country of Armenia. HDIF-USA, in conjunction with HDIF global, helps individuals to learn about entrepreneurship and create sustainable micro-businesses for themselves to help support their families and communities.

In this heartfelt episode, entrepreneur and co-founder of Wahoo's Fish Tacos Ed Lee shares with @ConnectedCaroline his ongoing journey of dealing with the grief of losing one of his sons to teen suicide. Ed chronicled this process and new-found coping tools in his new book: "After: Learning How to Live After the Death of a Child" with the hope that it will help other men and fathers to learn how to cope with grief and loss of all kinds. Please listen and share this episode with any parent struggling to make sense of the unimaginable loss of losing a child.

In today's episode, we talk with Rhonda Travers...Rhonda Travers was recognized for building teams and talent, driving results, and positively impacting a successful 30-year corporate career. Now as Founder & President of Travers Training & Consulting, she brings a unique and collaborative approach to training and process improvement by focusing on the people behind the process. Rhonda leverages her background to help business leaders increase employee retention, improve productivity, and build a people-focused framework. She shares her insight through People Advisory Services, Training Workshops, Leadership Development, and Speaking Engagements. .After earning a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Millikin University, Rhonda completed the Certified Internal Auditor (CIA), Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) certifications.

This episode is your backstage pass into the sex, drugs and rock n roll escapades in the 1980s music scene. "The Godmother of Rock" Nadine Condon and I dive into her new memoir - CONFESSIONS. Stories to Rock Your Soul and discuss her 10-year career of working side-by-side with San Francisco's Jefferson Starship. This book captures her journey from a hard-living, highly visible, music business insider to a hospice professional ministering to the needs of the seriously ill, and the wildlife adventures and searching spiritual quests that continue to shape Condon. Sex, drugs, rock and roll, miracles, family, devastation, trauma, a Raiders Super Bowl ring, hospice work, love and loss, God, ruefulness, insight, faith, lack of faith and characters straight out of a Dickens novel populate her moving reflections.

In this episode of @The Connected Caroline Show, you'll meet Warren Bobrow "The World's Most Interesting Man" in the world of Cannabis cocktails. Warren is a six-time author, journalist, world-class chef, and mixologist and is the founder of the only beverage with pure THC formulated by a true ingredient snob, and we love that! Join us in this wacky conversation with the mad scientist of craft cannabis drinks.

In this episode of The Connected Caroline Show, we catch up with Damone Roberts - "The Eyebrow King". You'll learn how this talented entrepreneur, celebrity makeup artist + beauty therapist keeps grounded and normal in a whirl of glamour and sequins.

In this week's episode of The Connected Caroline Show, we have a deep conversation with social entrepreneur and anti-racism activist Mark Eckhardt who also happens to also be a Buddhist Monk and professional musician and has worked with the likes of Whitney Houston, Bonnie Raitt, and Ben Harper. Mark is currently the CEO of COMMON, a global creative accelerator and community for social entrepreneurs. During our conversation, he points out how the world is in between two capitalistic paradigms. He also introduces us to "One Million Truths," an organization he founded to spotlight and create solutions to the racism epidemic in the U.S.