iseeyouliving.com IG: @iseeyouliving FB: I See You Living TikTok: @Iseeyou.living FB: Talia Riley, IG:i_speak_talia, LI: Talia Riley What happens when you stop waiting to be “enough”? In this deeply human conversation, Talia Riley shares her raw and transformative journey with body image, self-worth, and human connection. After losing 80 pounds—five different times, Talia realized the real work wasn’t in changing her body, but in changing the way she saw herself. Standing in front of the mirror, she made a radical declaration: “I am worthy now.” Not later. Not after weight loss. Not after perfection. This episode explores how seeing yourself as worthy reshapes how you show up in relationships, how you see others, and how deeply you allow yourself to be seen. It’s a conversation about compassion, identity, and the healing that happens when worthiness becomes your starting point—not the reward.

iseeyouliving.com IG: @iseeyouliving FB: I See You Living TikTok: @Iseeyou.living FB: facebook.com/allisonhongmerrill, www.allisonhongmerrill.com In this deeply moving conversation, Allison Hong Merrill shares her extraordinary journey of survival, resilience, and radical compassion. After experiencing homelessness twice as a result of trusting and obeying men who ultimately harmed her, Allison chose a path that many would find impossible: she refused to let trauma turn into hatred or generalization. Drawing profound insight from her relationship with her blind brother, Allison explores what it truly means to see—beyond appearances, fear, and pain. Her story is a masterclass in human connection, emotional intelligence, and the quiet power of choosing empathy over bitterness. This episode challenges our assumptions about trust, gender, trauma, and healing, offering listeners a rare invitation to see humanity in its most honest and pure form.

iseeyouliving.com IG: @iseeyouliving FB: I See You Living TikTok: @Iseeyou.living IG: @realashleestratton, LI: Ashlee Stratton, www.ashleestratton.com In this inspiring episode, Ashlee Stratton shares her journey of human connection, vulnerability, and healing. From overcoming vertigo with the support of a stranger on Instagram to reclaiming confidence through piano lessons as a senior, Ashlee shows how reaching out can transform lives. We explore how social media, when used intentionally, can foster genuine connection rather than isolation, and why being vulnerable is one of the most powerful ways to create meaningful relationships.

iseeyouliving.com Instagram: @iseeyouliving TikTok: @iseeyou_living Facebook: @Iseeyouliving Instagram: estherjacksonstowell Facebook: Esther Jackson-Stowell LinkedIn: Esther S. Jackson-Stowell YouTube:@estherstowell TikTok: estherjacksonstowell In this heartfelt episode, Esther Jackson-Stowell shares her journey of resilience, identity, and human connection. From being dropped off in a new country after a royal Nigerian upbringing to navigating the challenges of American culture, Esther opens up about the loneliness she experienced and how it inspired her to become a bridge for others. She reveals how choosing to reach out to those who feel isolated can transform both the giver and receiver, and why human connection is at the heart of healing.

iseeyouliving.com IG: @dakotamoses95 IG: @iseeyouliving FB: I See You Living TikTok: @Iseeyou.living In this episode of the I See You Living podcast, Julie De Jesus and guest Dakota Lee Moses explore the importance of human connection, especially when faced with disagreements. Dakota shares personal stories about maintaining family bonds despite differing beliefs, emphasizing the power of unconditional love and mutual respect. The conversation highlights the challenges and rewards of building unity across differences, with Dakota discussing his journey of reconciling his identity with his upbringing and the upcoming podcast project "I'll Walk With You."

iseeyouliving.com @asp08 @iseeyouliving on instagram and Facebook @iseeyou.living on tiktok In this engaging episode of the ICU podcast, host Julie De Jesus welcomes her friend Amber Peterson to discuss the transformative power of pickleball. From personal growth to building a supportive community, they explore how this sport has enriched their lives and fostered connections. Tune in to hear inspiring stories of resilience, friendship, and the joy of starting something new. Whether you're a seasoned player or new to the game, this episode offers valuable insights into the impact of pickleball beyond the court.

iseeyouliving.com IG: @brownskier, FB: Jan Grotegut IG: @iseeyouliving FB: I See You Living TikTok: @Iseeyou.living When a fire tore through a church in Grand Blanc, Michigan, one woman with her congregation used simple symbols: I See You Cuffs and more to look past devastation and truly see the people in the pews, the families, and the community from across the country. This episode explores what it means to see beyond the smoke—literally and emotionally. It’s a reminder that even in loss, connection can rise from the ashes. Compassion doesn’t wait for calm—it shows up in chaos. Seeing others deeply is one of the most healing things we can do. Symbols of empathy (like I See You Cuffs) can spark real connection. Even tragedy can reveal the strength of community and faith.

iseeyouliving.com Speaker and Consulting inquiries go to: iseeyouleadership.com IG: @alijanae FB: Ali Springer IG: @iseeyouliving FB: I See You Living TikTok: @iseeyou.living In this episode, we unpack the power of approaching one another with curiosity—especially in moments that shock and divide us. I share a conversation with my former therapist about her reaction the day Charlie Kirk was shot, and how heartbreaking it is that even a horrific tragedy instantly became another reason for people to choose sides. No matter what you believe politically, a human being getting shot is devastating. Together, we explore how curiosity, compassion, and connection can help us rise above the noise and see each other more clearly in a world that feels increasingly polarized.

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.