Leta Greene is a best selling author, a renowned speaker, a mom, a wife, and a crazy cat lady. She's also someone who actively sees the hotness in others. Hotness is that unique je ne sais quoi that we all have; an inner light that makes us all unique. Join us as we talk to everyday people and tease out the things that make everyone special.

Danielle and Nicole are licensed Master Estheticians, based in Utah. This is an education based podcast about skincare, products, trends, fads, ingredients, and more, for skincare enthusiasts, anyone wanting to learn, and professionals. It's also a podcast about the friendship between two amazing, and amazingly different, women. We hope you enjoy it!

The Divine Assembly teaches that each of us can commune with the Divine. Direct communion heals us and helps us respect ourselves, respect others, and respect nature.

Steve and Sara Urquhart are NOT perfect parents; a fact they readily admit. However, through love, humility, and luck, they managed to raise a cadre of great kids into adulthood. They're often sought out for parenting advice by friends and family, which spurred the thought that maybe a larger audience could benefit from their stories of growth, trial, and error as parents. Thus, The Perfect Parenting Podcast was born. Join us for uncensored and touching stories from two Utah parents who aren ...

Heather and Sheila are two best friends from the Salt Lake Valley. They're the kind of friends who talk all day, every day. Their phones are really just platforms for their Marco Polo discussions. They do most things together: they work together, they spend weekends together, their families party together... And, when the Fit Hits the Shan, they suffer together. This is the story of their lives during the COVID era and beyond. Join them each week for tales filled with laughter, tears, frustr ...

Incite Mentoring is the brainchild of Shala Dawn and Chris VanGarrett. Conceived as a way to support the LGBTQIA+ community in a world that is seemingly attempting to strip away their rights and identity a piece at a time, Shala and Chris decided that the best way to fight back was to invite therapists, politicians, clergy, parents, and members of the community into the discussion to raise awareness about the issues facing the community, and organize ways to act on their behalf.