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CaLeigha Callahan and her husband James are content creators and college sweethearts who balance being partners in love and business. James works full-time at his family business, while CaLeigha is a full-time content creator. They integrate their Christian faith into their work.

Anne is director of the ICSVE (International Center for the Study of Violent Extremism, which focuses on prevention of hate crimes and people entering hate groups. She is also the author of six books, all of which center around her interviews with terrorists and members of other hate organizations, such a white supremacist groups.

I interviewed the amazing Laura Bryna to discuss music, what it means to be an artist, writing children's books, and her upcoming Christmas single!! You don't want to miss it!

Abigail Meyers interviews Raymond Blakney on various topics. Blakney shares his passion for travel and how it has shaped his life and career, emphasizing the importance of gaining new perspectives. He also discusses the challenges and benefits of starting a business with a significant other or close partner, advising careful consideration and communication.

Blakney shares his approach to entrepreneurship, identifying unmet needs in the market and creating businesses to fill those gaps. Lastly, he talks about his experience of having to rebuild his online language school business and argues that satisfaction in both work and personal life is more important than work-life balance. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of resilience, determination, and careful consideration in various aspects of life and business.

The subject of the best-selling book "On the Rocks" Joseph Constanzo sits down with host Abigail Meyers to discuss his career in the restaurant industry, his predictions for the industry's future, hit book "On The Rocks," and the best traits and qualities for people in the industry.

You are encouraged to purchase "On the Rocks" wherever books are sold.

While many teenagers support mental health activism, not many have heard of literary activism. Considering Margaret Beaver coined the latter, she would know. Beaver discusses her activism, mental health journey, and career as an author with host Abigail Meyers.

Check Margaret's work out at margaretbeaverbooks.com

Julia Lee is an actress, model, and content creator who also identifies as Asian-American. Host Abigail Meyers speaks with Lee regarding how her identity shapes her work, how all industries can emphasize inclusivity, and the people she looks up to.

Author Connie Amos-Parsons talks about her books, education, non-stop desire to learn, business, and work-life balance.

Angela Lewis, known for her role on Hulu's "Snowfall," speaks with host Abigail Meyers about her acting experience and work-life balance.

Sarah Ann Masse is an actress, domestic violence and chronic illness advocate, and works to support the disabled community. She talks with host Abigail Meyers about how to navigate life with an invisible illness, her acting career, and her organization Hire Survivors Hollywood. @SarahAnnMasse

Not many people can say they started their career as a dentist, then did a total 180 into acting, all while advocating for domestic violence victims and mental health awareness. Gloria John has done just that. 

Gloria John is currently appearing in The Consultant, available now on Amazon.

Not many people are dance instructors, authors, writers, AND actresses- and that's not even all that Jeanette Watts has accomplished. Host Abigail Meyers and Watts talk all things Jane Austen, share words of wisdom, and discuss Watts' new history podcast.

Former sex crimes and abuse prosecutor Rahel Bayar talks about the Bayar Group, which helps create tailored, impactful, effective and engaging workshops and training on creating abuse-free environments in schools, camps, offices, and more. She has built her career on creating safe spaces and facilitating change in workplaces globally. 

Ruth Hollman founded SHARE after an anthropology-centered education to create inclusive, non-judgemental self-help places for everyone. 

Licensed hypnotherapist Mary Sidhwani, RN, Psy/D, talks how she got into hypnotherapy, what someone could expect from a session, and short and long-term benefits.

Graciela's website: gracielamusic.com

Singer-songwriter Graciela, 15, discusses her songwriting process and what listeners can expect from her new music. The beginning of her episode features a brief excerpt of her newest song "Just Friends."

Writer and journalist Carin Shulusky on her writing process, past career in journalism/marketing, and how the pandemic has inspired her writing.

How many people do you know who can play multiple instruments, write songs, make YouTube videos, and write/publish SIX books? I didn't know any until today when I met Aiden Adams. Aiden has done all these things- and he's only 8 years old. 

Aiden's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/AidenAdams 

Aiden's Website: https://www.aidenbooks.com/

Andrea Munoz, a psychology graduate turned actress talks how she found her way into performing and gives advice for those interested in her industry.

Author and equine therapist Hesther Selbeck of the Netherlands discusses her work in Mongolia and how it led to her career as a writer and in equine therapy 

Pasqual Goicochia has not only served in several branches of the military- but has a published book about his experiences. 

Have you ever met a musician who co-founded a biotechnology company to help contain forest fires, with a little bit of crypto on the side, all while being 18 years old? Today, meet Valkyrie Holmes.

A total of 1.3 million people are active-duty members, with 800,000 serving as reserve forces in the United States military as of 2017. Listen to learn about Nick Ives's experiences as a military member in both ways, and how it's shaped who he is today.

Entrepreneur and speaker Kim Crowder gives her thoughts as a woman in the workforce on anti-racism, diversity, equity, inclusion, and current events.

World-famous singer-songwriter Laura Bryna has kept music close to her heart- especially during COVID-19. Focus on Women Magazine met up with her on Zoom to catch up!

As a singer, mother, and social media star, there's nothing SHAB can't do. When the pandemic hit, SHAB knew she wanted to protect herself as best she could. While isolating and practicing every necessary health measure, she took her fitness and diet plan into her own hands- listen to hear how.

Domestic violence survivor, speaker, and author of Drowning Katelin Maloney talks her book, how to reach out for help, and the telltale signs you're in a domestic violence relationship that are lesser known.

Buy Katelin's book at focusonwomenmagazine.net.