WeShare Podcast: Recent Episodes
Alex Kepas & Julie Mason
Genuinely, We Share ourselves and provide a platform for others to share personal experiences. We believe everyone has a purpose and a story to tell. Together, We Share will build an authentic tribe, inspire, and contribute to our communities and families.
Alex and Julie enjoy a candid conversation with each other as they share the unravelling and rediscovering of the relationships carefully developed by the Author Carley Fortune in "Our Perfect Storm." Sometimes when you are so close to something it is hard to see what is so obvious to others. The hopeless romantic happy ending shows up for the Win in this fun love story. On top of that Alex and Julie now want to add a trip to Tofino, to their bucket list of must vacation destinations.
Alex and Julie sit down to chat about the summer book club for June, written by Sally Hepworth, MAD MABEL, sure to be a fan favorite! They explore character development, plot twists and the sensitive topics woven throughout the book.
Alex and Julie sit down with Heidi Bluemel to catch up on her recent transition from Ted X organizer to Ted X Speaker, her return to Modena, her current status with MS, advocating for your medical needs and the resilience of her children along this journey with her and her supporting husband Brandon.
TedxModena #MSStemCell Transplant #treatment #trailblazer
Alex and Julie sit down with Brandon, former Marine, Scout, Sniper, Father and the co-founder of HYV Social. Discover the launch of a new genre social media app that is designed with intention to provide a new platform to help people connect in real life safely. You are able to connect within your community built around geo-functionality. Visibility, push notifications and broadcasting tools in the HYV with the ability to customize for yourself, discover events and meet up with like-minded people. If you would like to join in the fun download the app and try it for yourself. Also, to connect with Brandon or others in the HYV.
hyvsocial #intentional #connnection #community #events
Alex and Julie sit down with Amanda as she shares her local involvement with a non-profit that provides a safe place and space for the victims of sexual assault. Awareness is important and we appreciate her willingness to navigate this sensitive topic with us.
Alex and Julie chat about one of their past guests with highlight from her past episodes. They are sharing some inspiring clips and excited at her healing journey and we will be welcoming her back in studio when she returns from Ted X Modena. Living life full circle.
Alex and Julie share random rodent stories, disclosing the damage from a recent Rock Chuck. Then they revisit a few clips of the educating episode with Brianna Wheeler and toxic mold and how she literally demolished her dream home and took steps to keep her family safe and heal from toxic mold.
Alex and Julie chat candidly and share a few personal stories and recent experiences aligning with this May Mashup. We hope you find joy and confidence as we revisit this episode with Sheri Brasier, how she helps women discover confidence in themselves, don't wait. Also Debbie Olson, owner of Avanti Body, on benefits of red light therapy and encouraging women to celebrate themselves.
Alex and Julie are excited to have Christina Finnerty back in studio sharing in depth knowledge with our listeners about peptides and so much more. Tips to achieve longevity and wellness with safe practices.
peptides #nursepractitioner #longevity #lifestylechanges #hardwork
Dive in with Julie and Alex this week as they get discover Gina's journey to Skijoring Queen. How she found the sport, her love of horses and the skijor community that combines Cowboy and Ski Bum Cultures for the win. She is a devoted mother and lover of the outdoors and strongly believes you are never too late to try something new.
Dr. Blake Wachter M.D., PHD and Jake Gilbert, Co-founders of the Idaho Heart Institute sit down with Alex and Julie for a heartfelt conversation. With a litany of life experiences they focus on what are doing together as they share the stories and struggles that inspired the the mission of the Heart Institute of Idaho. What started out as a doctor/patient relationship turned into family for life. This episode is sure to tug at your heart in more ways than one. They continue to inspire others and help communities and first responders by donating AED's. They want to encourage the masses to be aware and respond quickly with their 3 step protocol while you wait for help- CALL, PUSH, and TURN ON!
Alex and Julie continue Love month with matters of the heart with with Mike Hartley. Together the chat candidly about attachment styles, the work of being human, mindset mentoring with the "Inner Blueprint" and the release of his new book, "The Work of Being Human," and the wisdom gained in the last 30 years working as a licensed clinical social worker. Why we do what we do and tools to transform your life.
Alex and Julie candidly discuss love and life and matters of the heart. They introduce the concept of the kindness boomerang and how you show up for others comes back to you. How important it is to love yourself and how to love through hard times.
kindnessboomerang #iam #loveyourself #hardtolove #toughlove
Alex and Julie sit down with Ciera Belnap and Karina Mason-Rorris, Co-founders of the Mindful Living Symposium, share their knowledge, passion and how to join the Mindful Living Movement. Discover methods to find your center and live in Alignment. When you align with your true calling and synergize with like minded people, it's magic.
Mindful Living Symposium Facebook Page Link: https://www.facebook.com/share/1CAUJ5xJon/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Website link to find info and purchase tickets:
https://www.isu.edu/disabilityservices/ds-hosted-events/mindful-living-symposium/
Alex and Julie sit down in studio with Bill the owner of Wealth of Health Natural Market, a local favorite store celebrating 55 years in business. Four generations of family dedicated to providing healthy options and quality products to our community. Bill and his wife Dasha practice what they preach and inspire many people to convert to healthy living. Their lifestyle is by design and they invest in healthy fresh food and gym memberships to avoid trips to the Doctor.
Alex and Julie sit down in studio and get the skinny on Club Apple's longevity and success. Steve and Brad share their passion for running a club and providing community based facility offering total health and wellness. They cover everything from food addictions, club marketing, personal training, to vast options of group exercise classes and events. They live up to their acronym: A Place Peoples Lives are Enhanced.
Alex and Julie welcome back a local favorite and trusted family nurse practitioner, Christina Finnerty as she explains a variety of GLP-1's and other peptides and the best way to use, manage and maintain results for overall wellness.
Alex and Julie Sit down for an inspiring and insightful conversation with Corey Mangum- A Husband, Father of 7, Banking Professional, Life and Performance Coach, City Councilman and Author, to chat about his story. They cover growing up in Idaho, raising a beautiful blended family, and the lens to redefining failure and unlocking your greatest potential in his book, "Faith Over Failure."
Join Alex as she interviews Julie about her podcast, Rise "N Crime, a bi-weekly feature produced by Oh No Media. Find out how Julie finds her stories, her fascinating discoveries and how she is able to handle such heavy topics on the daily.
Alex and Julie sit down in Studio with Brianna Ball Wheeler, a local Wife, Mother, Steward of Justice and Modern day Heroine- sharing her personal experience with mold toxicity in their dream home they designed and built to discover horrifying news and then demolish their home 9 years later. Now Healing and rebuilding her life and helping others.
Alex and Julie sit down with Colby Peterson and Pacen Rasmussen with Sharpsight Firearm training. They have a over 25 years of experience in Law enforcement contracted through the Department of Energy. They share their story of how and WHY they started their business. They saw a need and are truly serving the community to empower women feel confident with a gun.
To kick off the month of October, Alex and Julie candidly discuss a range of topics and events. Everything from Breast Cancer Awareness campaign, the latest headlines and tragedies, gun safety and Halloween fun. In true "We Share" fashion they are reaching out to team up with local opportunities to help.
Rocktober #breastcancerawareness #gunsafety #compassion
Paige Anne catches Alex and Julie up on her current endeavors, projects, songwriting, upcoming events, love and the great experiences she is having navigating life as a traveling artist.
americanidolcontestant #thepaigeanneofficial #wesharepodcast #songwriter #performer
Today we close out our Summer Book Club Series with Beach Read, by Emily Henry. A fun and flirty light romance story of two enemies from college thrown into a Summer bet challenging their writing abilities and while swapping genres they experience the unraveling of buried traumas and discover strength in each other. We recommend this book and author. Also, a great listen on audible. The characters narrate well together.
We dive into our second summer book club title. Alex and Julie explore the darkness and provide a brutally honest review on Colleen Hoover's book, "Too Late."
Alex and Julie dive into Lori Nelson Spielman's The Life List, a novel that deeply resonates with themes of self-discovery, healing, friendship, and love. The story follows Brett, a woman who is required to complete a list of life goals she wrote as a teenager in order to inherit her late mother's fortune. Through this emotional journey, Brett reconnects with old friends, learns the truth about her biological father, rediscovers her passion for teaching, and gains clarity about real love and healthy relationships.
They explore pivotal themes such as:
- Grief and Closure: Brett’s journey helps her make peace with her mother’s secrets and complicated past.
- Rebuilding Relationships: Brett heals her bond with her half-sister and an estranged best friend, Carrie.
- Self-Worth and Strength: She confronts betrayal by her boyfriend and so-called best friend, Megan, ultimately taking back her power by reclaiming her possessions and donating them to help others.
- Dreams vs. Reality: She revisits her failed dream of becoming a teacher and redefines it in an unconventional and fulfilling way.
- Lifelong Friendship: Alex and Julie reflect on how meaningful friendships—especially those formed in youth—remain deep and lasting.
They wrap up the episode with personal reflections on their own “life lists,” the evolving nature of dreams, and how meaningful it is to be present for children and grandchildren. They also share excitement for the next book: Too Late by Colleen Hoover and recommend Say You’ll Remember Me by Abby Jiménez as another emotional, character-driven read.
On this 100th episode of the We Share Podcast with Alex and Julie, we’re celebrating in true We Share style—with authenticity, laughter, and deep connection. Special guests Rachel and Megan join us to talk healing, hypnotherapy, intuition, and the power of rewriting your personal story. Together, they open up about their journeys through grief, burnout, and self-discovery, and how their friendship evolved into a collaborative mission to help others transform.
From subconscious healing and energy work to past lives (and possibly reincarnated Greek uncles in dog form!), this milestone episode explores what happens when you stop settling and start listening—to your body, your gut, and your soul. Megan shares her work in trauma-informed hypnotherapy, while Rachel brings her perspective from wellness coaching, injectables, and IV therapy—all centered around elevating natural beauty and inner alignment.
This 100th episode is full of wisdom, heart, and healing energy. Whether you’re new to the show or have been with us from the start—thank you for being part of our journey. Here's to the next 100!
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie sit down with East Idaho broadcasting icon and longtime sports announcer John Balginy for a heartfelt, funny, and wide-ranging conversation. From calling high school games to spending 20 years on the QB morning show, John reflects on his deep roots in sports and radio, the value of preparation, and the joy of community connection.
He shares insights from decades behind the mic, including favorite sports moments, the evolution of broadcasting, and his take on changes in college athletics and NIL deals. The trio also dives into local music, grandparenting, and concerts at The Sphere in Vegas — all with John's trademark humor and humility (despite his protests against being called a "legend").
Whether you're a sports fan, radio lover, or just someone who appreciates a good story and even better people, this episode is a tribute to longevity, loyalty, and the love of the game.
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie are joined by Michelle Tolman, director of the Bonneville County Library District—and self-described mom and wife extraordinaire—to explore the powerful role libraries play in shaping community, connection, and a love for reading. Michelle shares the inspiring grassroots origin of the district, her journey from stay-at-home mom of nine to library leader, and how her team created thriving local branches with limited funding and endless dedication.
Together, they dive into creative ways to make reading fun for kids of all ages—including reading aloud during Lego time, audiobooks on family walks, and using voices and picture books even for older readers. Michelle emphasizes how the library serves as a safe, welcoming space—especially during Idaho’s long winters—and how it has evolved into more than just a place to borrow books. It now hosts community classes, story times, STEM events, and personalized recommendations tailored to Bonneville County's unique interests.
The episode also kicks off the We Share Summer Book Club, inviting listeners to read along with their three-book series for June, July, and August. With discussions on favorite titles like The Midnight Library, the value of shared reading experiences with kids and adult children alike, and the importance of modeling curiosity and connection through books, this episode celebrates the magic of stories—and the vital community spaces that bring them to life.
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie sit down with Jennell Faulkner, Executive Director of the Nest Pregnancy Center, to discuss the mission and work behind pregnancy centers like hers. Jennell shares how the Nest provides a confidential, judgment-free space for women and men facing unplanned pregnancies—offering emotional support, resources, and practical tools such as parenting classes, baby supplies, and trauma healing.
The conversation dives into the current challenges around abortion access in Idaho, particularly misinformation about the abortion pill and its risks, such as ordering it from unregulated websites without proper medical oversight. Jennell emphasizes the importance of informed choice, highlighting that 80% of women who see an ultrasound of their baby choose life. She also speaks candidly about the real emotional and physical needs these women face and how the Nest steps in to offer support, often through unexpected community generosity.
Jennell shares her personal journey to leading the center, her belief in the power of creating safe spaces, and her hope that society can become more compassionate by listening before judging. The episode wraps with a heartfelt call to empathy: when someone you love faces an unplanned pregnancy, pause, listen, and be their safe place.
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie are joined by certified Trauma Recovery Coach and mental health professional Ciera Belnap. Together, they take listeners on an emotional healing journey as Ciera opens up about her personal experiences with childhood trauma, an unhealthy relationship tied to religious expectations, and the long path of rediscovering her self-worth. She shares how these struggles shaped her passion for helping others heal through trauma recovery coaching.
Ciera discusses the challenges of balancing motherhood, especially after her daughter’s autism diagnosis, and how her journey led her to build a flexible career focused on emotional healing outside of traditional therapy. She explains how trauma often resurfaces in adulthood, particularly through parenting, and emphasizes the importance of surrounding yourself with people who are striving to grow and improve.
Throughout the conversation, Ciera highlights the power of community, personal growth, and creating safe spaces for women to heal. She also shares details about her accessible group programs and the importance of addressing inner critics and limiting beliefs. Alex and Julie wrap up by reinforcing the idea that you become like the five people you spend the most time with, encouraging listeners to seek out positive, growth-minded communities.
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie reflect on motherhood in honor of Mother's Day, sharing heartfelt stories, humorous mishaps, and personal lessons from their own mothers—both of whom have passed on. They explore the highs and lows of being moms themselves, from embarrassing bathroom accidents and awkward teen moments to the bittersweet pride of raising independent children. The episode delves into the emotional transitions of motherhood, including the loneliness of empty-nesting, navigating identity shifts, and trying to stay present in their children's evolving lives. Alex and Julie also celebrate the legacy of their mothers—their kindness, strength, and enduring influence—and talk about how they still feel their presence in small, powerful ways. It's a raw, funny, and tender tribute to motherhood in all its complexity.
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie sit down with Joy, a deeply intentional educator, healer, and single mom, whose life journey has shaped the way she teaches, supports families, and helps others heal. They dive into her story—how a childhood friend inspired her to become a teacher, how parenting through divorce shaped her perspective, and how her own healing from trauma led her to guide others in emotional regulation, energetic hygiene, and self-worth.
Joy opens up about her experiences teaching young children, recognizing their needs not just academically but emotionally and physically—like providing snacks to support their ability to learn, or teaching them to manage their emotions in healthier ways. She speaks candidly about divorce, parenting mistakes, childhood trauma, and how generational patterns can silently influence adult relationships and self-perception.
Throughout the episode, Joy emphasizes the power of owning your story, recognizing your worth, and learning to release emotional “sludge.” She shares her belief that people—especially parents—are doing the best they can with what they know, and that real healing comes when we face our truths with vulnerability, not shame. Whether it’s working with kids, clients, or her own children, she continues to lead with empathy, intentionality, and a desire to lighten others’ burdens.
The episode closes with a powerful reminder from Joy: you are enough.
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie are joined by advanced certified life coach and personal stylist Sheri Brasier for an inspiring and practical conversation about self-confidence, personal style, and the power of embracing who you are—right now. Sheri shares how a trip to London sparked her love for bold fashion, including fascinators, and how her career pivot during the pandemic led her from hairstyling to life coaching and personal styling.
She opens up about the common struggles women face with self-image, closet overwhelm, and the fear of appearing arrogant for caring about their appearance. Through her work, Sheri empowers women to show up confidently, using the wardrobe they already have to create stylish outfits that reflect their personality and flatter their body shape.
Listeners learn how Sheri’s approach blends practical style advice with deep self-worth coaching—highlighting her six-month program that includes a digital closet, personalized styling sessions, and transformative confidence-building. Whether it’s helping a client love what they see in the mirror or letting go of clothes that no longer serve them, Sheri is passionate about helping women shine. She reminds us that knowing your gifts and using them to bless others is the ultimate path to confidence.
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie sit down with marketing expert Melissa Hart from Persnickety Marketing and Design Co. Melissa shares the story behind her business name and how she took the leap from a corporate job to running her own marketing agency. She discusses the importance of branding, ensuring that a company's visual identity aligns with its mission, and the value of customized marketing strategies for small businesses. The conversation covers everything from the challenges of entrepreneurship to the need for consistency in social media marketing. Melissa also emphasizes the significance of building the right team and investing in professional help to avoid burnout as a business owner. Plus, a fun side discussion about food trucks and creative business ideas adds a lighthearted touch to the episode.
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie sit down with David Pruitt, the digital director at Sandhill Media and co-owner of Icon Idaho, a board game convention. David shares his journey from working at Disneyland to becoming a software engineer and digital marketer, all while embracing his love for board games and event organizing. He talks about his unconventional upbringing, including learning balloon artistry from his mother—a professional clown—his experience serving a mission, and how those skills ultimately shaped his career.
David dives into the origins of Icon Idaho, a convention dedicated to board games and tabletop RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons, explaining how it grew into a thriving community event held every April and October. He emphasizes the value of taking initiative, encouraging young people to create their own opportunities rather than waiting for success to come to them. Throughout the conversation, he shares humorous and heartfelt stories, reflecting on the role of faith, perseverance, and fun in both business and life.
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie sit down with Celtic musician and self-proclaimed techno nerd, Eric Laing. They dive into Eric’s diverse journey—from discovering his love for music in high school to balancing a career in IT while leading his band, Teton Sky. He shares how technology has shaped modern medicine, his passion for Celtic heritage, and how music remains a powerful, storytelling art form. With insights on AI’s role in radiology, the magic of Scottish melodies, and the joy of creating music in Idaho’s tight-knit scene, this episode is filled with fascinating stories and life lessons.
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie welcome Heidi Bluemel, a mother and business owner who was diagnosed with MS ten years ago and recently completed a life-changing stem cell transplant. Heidi shares her emotional journey, from the initial symptoms that left her numb and fatigued to the difficult decision to undergo the intensive procedure. She recounts the physical and emotional toll of the treatment, the moments of resilience, and the deep appreciation she gained for her support system—especially her husband and children. Now, experiencing a level of wellness she hasn’t felt since high school, Heidi reflects on the renewed possibilities in her life, from attending her son’s football games without pain to planning future travels. The conversation highlights the challenges of change, the power of faith, and the hope stem cell therapy offers to those battling autoimmune diseases.
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie welcome Debbie Olsen, a certified life coach and founder of the DNA Surprise Network. Debbie shares her personal journey of uncovering a life-altering DNA surprise—discovering that her biological father, whom she believed to be deceased, was actually alive and had been searching for her. She recounts the emotional rollercoaster of reconnecting with him and her newfound siblings, highlighting the unexpected joys and challenges that come with such discoveries.
Through her experience, Debbie found a passion for supporting others facing similar revelations. She discusses how DNA testing is reshaping identities, uncovering long-held family secrets, and even solving crimes. As the Director of Support for Right to Know, she now helps individuals navigate the complexities of genetic surprises with guidance and compassion.
Debbie emphasizes the importance of patience and mindfulness when processing DNA surprises, as they can have profound emotional and relational impacts. She encourages those on this journey to seek support, take their time, and embrace the truth with care.
Tune in to hear Debbie’s powerful story and learn how DNA testing is transforming lives. Don’t forget to share this episode with friends and join Alex and Julie next week on the We Share podcast!
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie sit down with Debbie Olson, owner of Avanti Body, a wellness and weight loss center specializing in red light therapy. Debbie shares how red light therapy provides both expected benefits, such as fat loss and body sculpting, and unexpected advantages, including improved mental health, reduced inflammation, and better sleep. They discuss the science behind red light therapy, how treatments are customized for individual needs, and the importance of body scans to track progress. Debbie also talks about her personal journey with red light therapy and her passion for helping others through wellness and DNA coaching. Tune in to learn how this innovative therapy is making a difference in people’s lives.
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie talk with Tiffanie Orr, owner of Sweet Cheeks Waxing and Skincare in Salmon, Idaho. Tiffanie shares her journey from esthetic school to building a thriving business focused on skin health and client experience. She discusses the challenges of growing Sweet Cheeks while balancing motherhood, the importance of taking "messy action," and how COVID forced her to implement essential business systems.
Tiffanie also introduces Sweet Cheeks University, an educational platform designed to help estheticians build confidence in their skills, particularly in Brazilian waxing. She emphasizes the power of word-of-mouth marketing, the value of a strong brand identity, and the shift from chasing "work-life balance" to seeking harmony in business and life. If you're an aspiring esthetician or business owner, Tiffanie’s insights on entrepreneurship, branding, and personal growth are packed with valuable takeaways!
On this episode of the We Share Podcast, Alex and Julie explore wellness with Teneal Tula Wright, a business owner and health advocate thriving while living with lupus. Teneal shares her transformative journey, which began with holistic treatments after traditional medicine proved ineffective. She explains how cold plunging and sauna therapy—known as contrast therapy—became life-changing tools to reduce inflammation, boost energy, and regain control over her health.
Teneal recounts starting small with two-minute cold plunges and gradually increasing the duration, pairing them with sauna sessions for maximum benefit. She emphasizes the mental and physical empowerment that comes from embracing this practice, which has also positively impacted her family. She encourages listeners to try cold showers or simple steps as a starting point, highlighting the accessibility of wellness routines.
Through Teneal’s story, Alex and Julie discuss how taking control of one’s health can ripple into other areas of life, fostering better relationships and overall happiness. They remind listeners to be open to trying new things and to lean on others’ experiences for inspiration. As always, the episode concludes with a reminder to share the podcast and tune in next week for more stories of purpose and growth.
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie welcome Chad Spencer, the owner of Region Med and the Wellness Club. Chad shares the inspiring lessons he learned from his grandfather, who built a successful gas station chain in Utah by making swift, confident decisions. Following this philosophy, Chad applies it to his ventures in wellness and health.
The discussion dives into the innovative offerings of the Wellness Club, which combines aesthetics and health solutions. Chad details their services, including IV therapy, body contouring, facials, GLP-1 weight loss programs with nutritional coaching, testosterone treatments for men and women, and regenerative joint therapies using stem cells and plasma injections. He emphasizes a holistic, supportive approach designed to empower clients through education and actionable plans rather than simply providing treatments.
Chad also shares his personal health journey, including losing 35 pounds and regaining energy and mental clarity through the Wellness Club’s services. The team explores how their membership model offers flexibility and accountability, allowing members to customize their health and wellness experiences.
Tune in for a conversation about transformative health strategies and the importance of taking action to live a vibrant, wellness-focused life.
On this episode of the We Share Podcast, Alex and Julie sit down with Lisa Morton, a highly certified Pilates instructor, personal trainer at Club Apple, wife, mother, and former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader. Lisa shares her journey from being inspired to audition for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, her experiences during her five seasons on the team, and the valuable lessons she gained, such as the importance of community outreach and personal growth.
She reflects on the decisions that brought her to Idaho, where she transitioned into personal training and eventually specialized in Pilates. Lisa discusses her dedication to teaching others, the certifications she pursued, and the fulfillment she finds in helping clients achieve their goals, whether it’s through private training or group classes. She also explains how Pilates strengthens the body from the inside out and offers advice on starting small with fitness goals, maintaining consistency, and investing in personal wellness.
Lisa emphasizes the importance of pursuing personal goals with family support and encourages listeners to embrace opportunities for growth and self-improvement. Her inspiring story highlights the value of mentorship, resilience, and making intentional choices to lead a fulfilling life.
On this episode of the We Share Podcast, Alex and Julie reflect on their experiences in 2024 and share their hopes for 2025. They discuss the importance of growth through challenges, the value of setting intentions for the year, and the personal words they’ve chosen to guide their journey—"anchor," "amplify," and "bold." Alex opens up about her role as an anchor in her family and her commitment to amplifying her strengths, while Julie explores boldness in action and embracing her softer side.
They touch on meaningful life moments, including Alex’s daughter's near-miss car accident, which reinforces the importance of cherishing every day. The hosts also talk about New Year’s Eve celebrations, personal growth, and the excitement of upcoming episodes focused on wellness. As always, Alex and Julie invite listeners to share their goals, stories, and topics for discussion in the coming year.
With heartfelt wishes for strength and peace in 2025, Alex and Julie encourage everyone to tackle the new year with intention, resilience, and an open heart.
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie chat with Chyna Hansen, founder and CEO of Little Mama Shirt Shop, a thriving local business in eastern Idaho. Chyna shares her inspiring entrepreneurial journey, which began in the spare bedroom of her rental home in Rexburg. She recounts how a simple idea during a move sparked the creation of her business, and how perseverance and courage helped her overcome challenges, including the immense task of shipping a thousand orders during the pandemic.
Throughout the conversation, Chyna emphasizes the importance of bravery, adaptability, and finding inspiration in quiet moments. She reflects on her team’s growth, the sisterhood of motherhood they’ve cultivated, and the joy of creating opportunities for women re-entering the workforce. She also shares the pivotal mentorship she received through the Accelerate Idaho program, which helped her scale the business.
Chyna’s motto, “feel the fear and do it anyway,” serves as a guiding principle in her journey. From overcoming self-doubt to embracing her big dreams, she offers valuable insights for anyone looking to turn a passion into a thriving enterprise. As the episode wraps up, Alex and Julie celebrate Chyna’s success and her unwavering dedication to building a community through her business.
On this episode of the We Share Podcast, Alex and Julie are joined by Sam Iervese , the founder of the A Christmas for Mama charity event. Sam shares her inspiring journey of creating this initiative to honor her late father, who was deeply committed to giving back to his community. Inspired by her father’s example and her own experiences as the child of a single mom, Sam launched this annual event to support struggling single mothers in Idaho during the holiday season.
Throughout the conversation, Sam opens up about her challenges, including her parents’ divorce, her personal healing process, and her desire to create meaningful change in her community. She emphasizes the importance of pushing through adversity and giving back as a way to heal and connect with others. The event features raffles, gift baskets, and community-driven support, with all proceeds going directly to help single mothers.
The discussion also touches on the power of social media platforms like TikTok and Facebook for promoting good causes, navigating the challenges of online communities, and building meaningful connections. Sam highlights how her efforts have been fueled by support from local groups, like Idaho Mom Talk, and her belief in the ripple effect of kindness.
Sam concludes by sharing her motto: every time you do something good, something comes back. She reminds listeners of the importance of community, resilience, and taking that first step toward making a difference, no matter how small. Her story is a testament to the power of love, perseverance, and giving back.
On this episode of the We Share podcast, Alex and Julie are joined by chaplains Elise and Cami from Chaplains of Idaho. They discuss their roles as law enforcement, fire, and community chaplains, emphasizing their non-judgmental and compassionate approach to supporting individuals in crisis. Elise and Cami share moving stories about assisting families after tragedies, from house fires to death notifications, offering resources, comfort, and follow-up care to help with the healing process.
They also delve into the training and spiritual foundations required to become a chaplain, describing the fieldwork and emotional resilience needed to support others effectively. The conversation highlights their vital role in alleviating trauma, not just for victims but also for first responders who may need confidential support.
The chaplains discuss their community outreach efforts, including fundraising through events like a formal gala, and share how people can contribute or access their services. They also touch on the importance of suicide awareness and how their work helps families and children process grief and trauma in healthy ways.
Elise and Cami’s passion for service and their stories of providing peace and comfort underline the profound impact chaplains have in moments of crisis. The episode wraps up with a reminder to seek help when needed and to share these critical resources with others.
On this episode of the We Share Podcast, Alex and Julie celebrate Thanksgiving week by diving into the theme of gratitude. They reflect on the importance of recognizing the blessings in their lives, from personal growth and meaningful relationships to the power of connection and self-care. Julie shares how facilitating discussions about mental wellness with young adults in her church has deepened her understanding of growth, loss, and gratitude. Meanwhile, Alex opens up about embracing change and finding support in the people around her while venturing into new horizons.
They discuss the beauty of energy alignment, the significance of listening to intuition, and the healing power of tuning into our bodies. They also touch on holiday traditions, like the Thanksgiving Turkey Trot, and the joy of creating space for gratitude before diving into the Christmas season. Above all, they remind listeners to focus on the good, because gratitude can magnify the positive aspects of life.
Tune in to this heartfelt episode and let Alex and Julie inspire you to reflect on your blessings this Thanksgiving season.
On this episode, we meet with Alex and Julie from the We Share Podcast as they join Jules Nestico on his show, The Telling of a Story.
Together, they delve into the importance of storytelling, communication, and the art of listening. Alex and Julie share their experiences in marketing, journalism, podcasting, and entrepreneurship, emphasizing the deep connections that can form through meaningful conversations. They reflect on the lost art of storytelling, encouraging listeners to develop a "bank" of personal stories to inspire others and foster connection.
They discuss how listening intently and pausing can uncover unspoken emotions, making interactions more impactful. Jules, Alex, and Julie also highlight the challenges of keeping audiences engaged in a digital world dominated by texting and messaging.
The hosts explore how storytelling and listening transcend industries, helping business owners and clients alike to connect on a deeper level. Julie shares insights on overcoming fears—like speaking behind a microphone—and Alex reflects on how storytelling can transform relationships and build understanding across diverse perspectives.
Ultimately, the conversation celebrates the shared human experience and the power of stories to inspire, teach, and create lasting impact.
On this episode, we meet with veteran and Purple Heart recipient Nick Carson, who shares his journey from serving as a Marine sniper to finding purpose through his clothing brand, American Built. Julie hosts this heartfelt conversation in Alex's absence, reflecting on the importance of Veterans Day as a time of remembrance and reverence.
Nick details his path to the Marines, his injuries during deployment in Iraq, and the challenges of rebuilding his life after being discharged. Through self-destruction and hardship, Nick discovered a renewed sense of purpose by founding American Built, a company dedicated to producing 100% American-made clothing while fostering community and patriotism. His story emphasizes resilience, the power of mindset, and the importance of supporting one another.
Listeners are reminded of the brand’s mission: uniting people beyond political divides while celebrating what it means to be proudly American. Nick’s powerful advice? "We’re never truly stuck—it’s our mindset that unlocks the way forward."
On this episode, we meet with Art McCracken, who has recently published an inspiring book titled Unlocked: A Manifesto on Living True. Holding the book, Alex describes it as an incredible, interactive experience meant to guide readers in discovering their true selves. Art begins by sharing his journey of leaving a 12-year executive role, which sparked his desire to do more of what he loved. His retreats, called "Unlocked," aim to help people slow down, unplug, and find clarity and courage for new commitments in life.
Art explains that his book grew out of years of personal reflections and life lessons. He had always jotted down thoughts on becoming a better father, spouse, community member, and business leader. These insights evolved into a guide for moving from a "locked" state—marked by hypocrisy, ego, entitlement, and control—to an "unlocked" life. For Art, being "locked" means living in duality, where one’s actions don’t align with their values. He emphasizes that becoming “unlocked” requires a conscious commitment to honesty, kindness, and authenticity.
Throughout the book, Art provides questions to help readers reflect on their choices and identify areas where they may be "locked." For example, in the chapter on ego, Art prompts readers to ask, "In what ways am I avoiding feedback?" Such introspective questions encourage readers to face their limitations honestly.
Art shares how writing the book became a deeply personal journey, with his faith and a desire for divine inspiration guiding him. He realized that "Unlocked" was meant to be a resource for others, too—an invitation to slow down, think deeply, and work on oneself. The book’s structure encourages readers to engage with each chapter as a mini-retreat, delving into topics like gratitude, judgment, and the challenge of letting go.
Julie resonates with Art’s journey, noting that retreats like his encourage honest self-exploration, which she feels would benefit her. Art acknowledges that we often cling to control in daily routines to feel a sense of stability, especially when the rest of life seems unpredictable. The book reminds readers that even in tough times, we have the power to choose how we respond, think, and act.
On this episode, Alex and Julie meet with Megan Tucker, who opens up about her journey through depression and self-discovery, sharing valuable insights on mental health, resilience, and self-love. She reflects on how societal expectations and personal struggles, like juggling motherhood and a fitness career, led her to a transformative realization: that true contentment doesn't come from outward achievements or physical goals, but rather from inner acceptance and nurturing self-worth.
Megan discusses her journey of learning to appreciate her body and spirit during her most challenging moments, even when she felt emotionally and physically depleted. She talks about the importance of self-love as a foundation for growth, not just for personal transformation, but also as a way to support her children by providing a stable, non-reactive presence during their hard times. Megan’s story illustrates that self-acceptance enables a deeper understanding of one's worth beyond societal ideals and serves as a vital example of resilience and healing for those around her.
Now as a nurse, Megan combines her passion for health with her life lessons, aiming to teach women the importance of embracing themselves fully rather than relying on a fitness or meal plan to find fulfillment. Her approach encourages listeners to look within, creating a lasting and transformative shift that’s fueled by genuine self-love, rather than temporary external fixes. Through her story, Megan highlights how inner work and vulnerability build a stronger foundation for achieving goals and finding purpose.
On this episode, we welcome Christina Finnerty, a family nurse practitioner, to dive into the M factor and its impact on women's health. We're excited to finally discuss menopause, perimenopause, and how they affect everything from brain fog to frozen shoulders, hip pain, and even abdominal weight gain. Christina shares the knowledge that many of us missed, even in medical training, and emphasizes the importance of advocating for yourself when seeking treatment options, including hormone replacement therapy.
We touch on the importance of finding the right healthcare provider, understanding hormone fluctuations, and the disparity in women's healthcare. Plus, Christina offers tips on managing perimenopausal symptoms through sleep, exercise, and nutrition. This episode is packed with insight and advice for women navigating this challenging stage of life. Whether you're approaching menopause, in the thick of it, or supporting a loved one, this conversation offers knowledge and validation that you are not alone—and you're not going crazy!
Tune in and learn how to take charge of your health and well-being during this pivotal time.
On this episode, we welcome Tina McBride, the Executive Director of the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center (DVSAC), to continue our conversation on domestic violence. Tina shares valuable insights, facts, and personal experiences in her work with victims of violent crimes, hoping to inspire listeners to take action and support those in need.
She recounts the origins of the center, which began as a group of women volunteering to support victims, discussing women's issues like finances and jobs. Over time, their work expanded to help victims of domestic violence, and eventually, their services grew to support children, teens, adults, and the elderly, serving up to 1,100 victims annually. The center works closely with law enforcement and prosecutors, ensuring victims get the help they need, including forensic medical exams and anonymous reporting for those not ready to disclose their identity.
Tina talks about the intensity of crimes today, generational trauma, and how domestic violence impacts entire families, not just the direct victims. She also shares her vision for the future, including the creation of a Family Justice Center, a one-stop shop for victims to access a wide range of resources under one roof. This is part of her goal to leave a lasting impact on the community before passing the torch to the next generation of leaders.
Throughout the episode, Tina emphasizes the importance of volunteerism, advocacy, and how everyone can make a difference in helping victims transition from survival to thriving. Whether through donating, volunteering, or simply offering a supportive ear, she encourages listeners to get involved and make a positive impact in their communities.
On this episode of the We Share Podcast, Alex and Julie sit down with Anna Gruel, board president of the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center in Idaho Falls. Anna shares her insights into the critical work being done to support victims in Eastern Idaho, covering six counties. They explore the challenges faced by those impacted by domestic violence, including children and men, and discuss the center’s efforts to provide essential services such as forensic interviews, advocacy, and collaborations with law enforcement.
The conversation dives into the complexities of why many victims struggle to leave abusive situations, highlighting the mental and financial manipulation that often keeps them trapped. Anna explains how the center addresses these issues and emphasizes the role of community support and empathy in empowering victims to break free from dangerous environments.
Adding a creative twist, Anna shares exciting news about an upcoming art auction featuring 152 donated pieces from the estate of the late Mary “Betty” Williams, including works by renowned artists like Salvador Dali. This unique auction series aims to raise funds to support the center’s mission and bring greater awareness to the cause.
The episode concludes on a reflective note as Anna, an experienced yoga practitioner, shares the importance of mindfulness practices—such as breathwork, presence, and stillness—in healing trauma and finding personal peace. Join Alex and Julie for this insightful episode to learn more about the center’s initiatives and discover ways to support this vital cause in your community.
On this episode, we dive into the art of storytelling in business and everyday life with insights from the founder of Storyteller Marketing. We explore how effective storytelling can captivate and engage an audience, not just with the words you choose, but with tone, flow, and delivery. The conversation touches on the challenges of modern communication, the lost art of using our voice, and the importance of clear, concise messaging that holds attention. The guest shares personal anecdotes about reading to their kids, the lessons learned from crafting engaging narratives, and why great storytelling often involves tapping into your unique experiences. Plus, we discuss their book, which focuses on mastering communication in the boardroom but offers valuable lessons for anyone in leadership or public speaking roles. Learn how to present with confidence, build trust, and influence decisions through the power of authentic storytelling.
On this episode of We Share, we dive into a gripping case that resurfaces every year in East Idaho. Our guest, a Bonneville County law enforcement officer, Bryan Lovell, recounts his experience investigating the disappearance of Amber Hoopes, who went missing on September 14, 2001, just days after the world-shattering 9/11 attacks. He describes the eerie night Amber vanished, the meticulous investigation that followed, and the emotional toll it takes on those seeking closure. From chasing leads to uncovering a suspect connected to multiple crimes, the officer details the twists and turns that still haunt the case today. Despite ongoing efforts and evolving technology, Amber remains missing, but the hope persists that someone, somewhere, holds a vital clue. Tune in for a compelling discussion about perseverance, community support, and the quest for answers.
On this episode, we bring you a powerful interview with Kevin, David, and Rich, three retired firefighters who served during the events of 9/11. They share their experiences from the day the towers fell and reflect on the lasting impact it has had on them and their community. We also dive into their involvement with the Tunnel to Towers project, which honors the memory of their fallen comrades. They discuss the challenges they've faced, including the toll of 9/11-related cancers, and the significance of the Tunnel to Towers run held every year to keep the promise of never forgetting.
Join Alex and Julie in the studio as the sit down with Travis Snowder, CEO of Qal-Tek and WB Johnson instruments, Cofounder of Heroes Defense and a local patriot at large dedicated to serving our community and contributing to first responders.
Join Alex and Julia as they sit down with Shannon Kinghorn, a Wife, Mother, real estate broker, property management guru, and owner of Infinite Peak Wealth Solutions. She shares her strategies to build wealth and her passion for taking responsibility of your financial future.
Alex and Julie are back from Summer break with family and friends. Schools is starting and they are excited to be in the studio doing what they love. Join them as the recap summer fun and look ahead to upcoming guests and topics.
Today, Alex and Julie dive into a potpourri of fascinating topics on the We Share podcast. From exploring the mysteries of life after death to discussing the nobility of parenthood, they cover it all and so much more. Tune in for an engaging and thought-provoking episode!
In this compelling episode of the We Share podcast, we delve into the critical impact of the Kelsey Smith Act, a legislation designed to assist law enforcement in locating missing persons by allowing them to access phone data without a warrant within the first 24 hours of disappearance. Join us as we explore how this law played a pivotal role in the search for Dylan Rounds.
We are honored to once again have Candice Cooley, the mother of Dylan Rounds and a dedicated advocate for families who are victims of murder, share her powerful story. Candace discusses the harrowing journey of losing her son, the importance of the Kelsey Smith Act, and her relentless fight for justice and legislative change.
Join Alex and Julie as they sit down with Shane Wilker, the founder of the Shannon Wilker Foundation , committed to giving 100 percent of the money raised in their foundation to their Crusade against cancer. Shane has an attitude of gratitude and continues to bless the lives of many.
Alex and Julie sit down with Wendy Horman for a heartfelt conversation during her political campaign. Wendy is a Wife, a Mother, Grand Mother and local politician and Republican member of Idaho House of Representatives since 2012 representing District 32. Listen in as she shares her passion for education and community and the privileges that accompany her political seat.
Join us as we sit down with Chris Rubin, Brand Strategist, CCO of Brand Multiplier AI from Aspen Colorado. He is a water person that continues to flow with industry trends in brand marketing and has harnessed tools for maximizing and ultimately multiplying your business or personal brand goals with his company. Definitely and interesting episode for all.
Alex and Julie welcome back Ashley Stallings, Director of the Upper Valley Child Advocacy Center. April is Child abuse awareness and prevention month. Listen in for ways to support and become involved. Ashley and her staff of trained professionals are dedicated to protecting children & families in Idaho.
Alex and Julie, share a variety of things they do to improve their quality of life and products they use, including their daily practices.
We Share Podcast, welcomes Ben and Rachel Wells, Newlyweds and Cofounders and Owners of Ello Wellness. They are committed to Growth and sharing their knowledge, passion and ultimately, helping others improve their relationships and lives.
Join Alex and Julie as they sit down for part two with Rachel Wells, Clinical Hypnotherapist, Life Coach, Changemaker, Mother of 7, Wife and Lover of Life. We dive into secondary payoff and so much more.
Meet Jamie Bailey and Sarah Clark, Entrepreneurs, Mothers’ and both married to men named Jeff, however, spelled differently. Find out who is “Sweet” and Who is “Salty,” and so much more as they share their passion and talents to create beautiful charcuterie’s and empower women to chase their Dreams.
Meet Kim Olson, Mother, Entrepreneur and Grief warrior sharing her story and inspiring others to discover the beauty in persevering through difficult times.
From Canada to NYC, Meet Edmond Huot, Chief Creative Officer and Founding partner at Forward Studio, Aircraft livery designer, branding guru and creative storyteller. Listen in as he shares his imagination genius and experience firsthand his obsession with airlines and meshing creativity with air travel, breathing life into his craft and aircrafts alike.
Join Alex and Julie as they sit down with Rachel Wells, Clinical Hypnotherapist, Life Coach, Changemaker, Mother of 7, Wife and Lover of Life. This episode is packed full of great insight, you will want to take notes and we decided she must come on at least two more times to cover all the content she would like to share with our listeners. We love you Rachel and we know you will too.
Meet Brandon and Sarah Goff, the owners of Idaho Elite Inspection Team, providing Residential Home inspections as well as commercial inspections in Eastern Idaho. They share a wealth of information and give us a behind the scenes look at working together. The Goff’s got a lot figured, so good WE had to SHARE!
Join Alex and Julie as they sit down with Brad Barlow, Local radio personality, Professional photographer and just down right a a GOOD person. A father, and a friend he invites us into his genius and shares a timeless tip from Jerry Seinfeld, “Find the torture that you are comfortable with.”
Join Alex and Julie as they dive into the different decades of their collective life experiences and share learnings and lots of love.
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Meet Matt Smith, a Father, Husband and Mental Health professional and Wellness Advocate. He is working to protect children from pornography and sharing ways we can get involved to combat this epidemic. He hopes to increase awareness of the severity of the problem and how to contact legislators to pass a bill to place age verification on those accessing porn in Idaho.
Join us on today, where expert Will Keezle (MS, LCPC, and BCN), delves into invaluable tips and advice for effectively managing the January blues. This episode offers a thoughtful guide to help you navigate the complexities of winter. Tune in to gain insights that can make a meaningful difference in your mental health and overall happiness.
Meet Andrew Hall Entrepreneur, Co-founder of NO STORY LOST and believer in capturing those memories and life stories and preserving them for future generations. He shares stories, insights and his path to from running a non-profit to his passion today. Oh Canada!
We Share Podcast in true sharing fashion wants to share a special gift for our listeners. We invite those who would like to attend a Workshop facilitated by Art McCracken on January, 4th from 6-9. If you are searching for success in 2024 and living a life with intent and authenticity join us for a transformative evening.
Meet Kathi Cheyenne Jensen, a Wife, Mother, Artist, Photographer and Veteran as she inspires with her wisdom and shares stories that inspire.
Author and motivational speaker Ramina Wilkerson joins the We Share Podcast to discuss her new book, Walking in the Shadow. It’s her real-life story about escaping the Saddam Hussein regime and beginning anew in America.
Meet Art McCracken, Husband-Father-Friend-Certified High Performance Coach-enjoy his wisdom and candor as he shares his calling people experience living true. One of his favorite quotes is from Sara Teasdale. It’s from one of her poems. It says “Life has loveliness to sell… Buy it and never count the cost.”
We Share podcast welcomes Rachelle Koon, MS in Conflict Management, Mother, Marketing guru, Business owner at the Wedding Maven sharing her passion and belief that “Love makes the world go round!”
Dr. Monika Buerger, B.A., D.C. focuses on natural treatment options for the entire family. Listen as she shares tips and techniques to improve your quality of life.
Meet Daniel Forbush the Owner, of E Cyclers of Idaho Falls. Sharing his passion and commitment to encourage recycling of electronics, to prevent harmful effects of soil pollution or contamination of water, and by recycling precious metals that are becoming depleted. Reminding us to take risks and get outside of your comfort zone, because when in that fear and unknown is where you grow the most.
Meet Jenna Johnson Wife, Mother, hiker and lover of life, committed to sharing her passion and teaching others they can do hard things in the Experience community.
“Go find that thing that you love and jump all in!” JJ
Alex and Julie Dive into the first book club book Daring Greatly, by the New York Times Best Seller, Brene Brown. Listen in as they share their own stories of vulnerability, shame vs. guilt, “minding the gap” and more.
Be Bear Aware with We Share Podcast and meet Idaho Fish and Game representatives James and Matt educate us on the wild life that live amongst us and best practices for safety, benefits available to Idahoans, ways to donate or volunteer and preserve the wonderful resources available to all.
In this episode of the We Share Podcast, we delve deep into the crucial realm of critical materials and unveil the vulnerabilities lurking within the US domestic supply chain. Our guest sheds light on the importance of raising awareness about these essential resources, reminding us not to take them for granted. Join us for an eye-opening discussion that highlights the need for resilience and preparedness in safeguarding our nation's vital industries. Tune in now for insights that matter.
Meet We Share Podcast Guest Katie Anderson,
As she shares her story as she navigates life as a single mom, raising her autistic son with his twin sister, balancing it all as a nurse practitioner.
Listen in today as Alex and Julie discuss Occam's razor. In philosophy, Occam's razor is the problem-solving principle that recommends searching for explanations constructed with the smallest possible set of elements. It is also known as the principle of parsimony.
Shana Stubblefield is an LMSW who specializes in children and adolescents. She has worked in the field of implementing social and emotional learning with children for the past thirteen years. This coming year will be her seventh year as an elementary school counselor. She joins We Share to discuss successful strategies for back-to-school behaviors.
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This episode we delve deep into long-term solutions for your well-being. Ethical care and maintaining integrity are at the heart of everything we do. Join us as we explore the root causes of your health concerns and discover ways to achieve lasting results. Please be advised that this episode will discuss sensitive topics such as sexual health, as we believe in providing comprehensive and informative discussions to empower you on your health journey. Let's embark on this journey of revival together and empower you to live your best life.
Sexual Health is discussed in this episode.
Meet Donovan Stokes, A son, a Brother, retired Army soldier, educator, a leader and a force for change. Currently, serving as the Financial & Program Director for our local YMCA, VP board of directors for Breaking Boundaries, and contributes to Elks club youth programs, and Civitan. Keep the windows in your life clean so the light can shine in and you can see the beauty.
Meet Jammie Matheson, a wife, mother, cancer survivor, and Hopeologist. Sharing her passion and Hope Rocks with those in need of hope because hope is something we must give to others.
Jason Cooper, father of a gay man and son of a gay man, joins the We Share Podcast for an enlightening conversation about listening, loving and carrying forward in difficult situations.
Alex and Julie recognize Mother's and Father's Day as two that have lost both their parents. They share their difficulties and the memories to honor their parents.
Tori Swan, founder of K9 Task Force and owner of TSK9 Dog Training, and Jeanine Camp, board member of K9Task Force, join We Share to discuss the logistics of providing response and resources to agencies throughout the United States.
Candace Cooley a mother surviving the loss of her child, Dylan Rounds. Shares the whole story and how she is planning to honor her sons legacy and how you can help.
Meet Chloe Freeman, Mother, Daughter, Sister, friend, survivor, photographer, business owner, adventurer and foodie as she invites us behind her lens, and we look at her life and the intricacies that make her the amazing woman she is.
In this week's episode, we sit down with Ashley Stallings, the Director of the Upper Valley Child Advocacy Center, to learn more about her journey and passion for "Calling". Discover how the center serves as a vital hub for the resources and support these children need to heal and thrive. Join us for this inspiring conversation on making a difference in the lives of those who need it most.
Find new ways to adapt to your challenges and listen to inspiring life advice from the beautiful and accomplished Heidi Bluemel, Mother, Entrepreneur, business owner, Tedx contributor and MS Warrior.
Paige Anne is a 16 year old teenage artist from Idaho Falls, Idaho. She has experience headlining national anthems at the Monster Energy SuperCross, Lucas Pro Oil MotorCross, Utah Jazz basketball games, Arizona Diamondbacks baseball games, and the Idaho State Fair.
From age 12, she has been a featured singer in the country-rock cover band “Almost Famous.” Paige Anne is currently in 10th Grade and is excited to see where life takes her.
Surprise! We have a special treat for you today - an exclusive sneak peek interview with Idaho Falls' very own Paige Anne, a contestant on this season's American Idol! Be sure to tune into the show this weekend to discover what happened! Come back on Wednesday to get the full interview.
Meet the beautiful and accomplished, Haley Roisium- Founder, Director and CEO at Roisum Residential, Home Décor Guru and recently published author of two Books her first titled Home and the second, Dwelling. She shares her path to restoring her Health and the challenges she faced with BII.
When Jeff isn’t preparing the weekend First Alert Forecast, he is disguised as the Program Director & Morning Host on Idaho’s #1 Country 99 KUPI-FM. Weekdays from 5-10am Jeff wakes up Eastern Idaho on 99.1 in IF, 99.5 in Pocatello, 99.9 in West Yellowstone and 107 in Jackson, Wyo.
A two-time Country Music Association Personality of the Year Award winner, and recognized by Billboard magazine as one of the top morning radio personalities in America, Jeff is a highly recognized major market programmer and on-air personality. From #1 stations in the Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama, Texas, and now Idaho, Jeff has also been heard nationally on the Iheartradio network of stations and K-LOVE Christian radio.
He also has 23 years in television as a news and weather anchor, reporter, producer and talk show host. As an English major at Wofford College in his hometown of Spartanburg, SC, Jeff went on to major in mass communication/journalism and study climatology and broadcast management and broadcast law at USC. As news editor of the college newspaper, he also conceived and launched the university’s TV station.
Interning at WSPA-TV in Greenville-Spartanburg, SC, Jeff rose quickly to an anchor position at WIS-TV in Columbia, SC.
He went on to become the most listened to morning radio host in Charlotte, NC and appear on WSOC-TV and Fox Charlotte, as a weather anchor/talk host and become the voice of the Charlotte Motor Speedway.
As a feature reporter on WFMY-TV and news Director/Anchor at WCWG-TV in Greensboro, NC, Jeff has interviewed 2 Presidents and dozens of sports, music, and Hollywood celebrities.
Jeff has appeared nationally on “Young & The Restless,” Game Show Network, “Reba,” Behind the Music in CMT and he has a role in a new movie, “Margarita Man” with Danny Trejo and Barry Corbin due out in 2019.
Jeff was most recently co-creator, host and producer of KSAT-TV, San Antonio’s #1 afternoon talk/variety program, “SA Live.”
A devoted father of 2 girls, Abby and Jackie, Jeff says being a dad is the best job he’s ever had, and he’s excited about getting to know the area and making new friends. Here’s his number: 208-534-9957.
If you’ve got good news to share or want to leave a shout out, he might just put you on TV or radio! Leave a message please, because Jeff’s probably playing golf, cooking out, at a concert, shooting stuff, searching for Sasquatch or taking a nap…
William Kezele is a licensed professional counselor and Board Certified Neurotherapist. He owns a counseling and neuro feedback center and podcast host. Pilot, Radio Host, Father, Husband and more!
Author, chef and academic Dawn Brockett joins We Share to discuss her battles with anorexia and finding peace in a tumultuous world.
As we close out “love” month, speed date with Alex and Julie for this week’s We Share Wednesday
Listen and Learn with us today on the We Share Podcast as we welcome Guest Jim Hopla. Jim is a Professor at BYU-Idaho and a Father. He specializes in Behavioral Science. “When you choose a behavior, you choose all of the consequences of that. When you teach kids, you have to teach them WHY.”
What’s stopping you?... Kaleb Bench Skinwalker Ranch Security Guard, Father, Husband, and former US Marine joins us with a message of encouragement and dives deep into the paranormal activity at Skinwalker Ranch, and how he truly turned his life around.