The Kim Sorrelle Show, LOVE IS

Award-winning author Katie Powner has spent years as a foster mom in Montana, and she's here to tell the truth about a system most people only think they understand. In this episode, Katie sits down with me to talk foster care, adoption, and the stories that don't make the headlines — the humanity behind the paperwork.

Katie always knew she wanted to write. A poem she wrote for her mom as a kid, and a mom who loved it like it was S...

After twenty years, Jen Fort lost her job — and instead of letting it break her, she let it redirect her. Now she's writing books to help people navigate the hardest seasons of life, and this conversation is full of the kind of wisdom you didn't know you needed.

In this episode of the Kim Sorrelle Show, Jen and I talk about what it really looks like to rebuild after losing a long-term career, how to navigate divorce in a way that d...

What do you do when your body decides to work against you — and you still have four kids to raise?

Author and lifestyle coach Rebecca Renck was 30 years old when she was diagnosed with Crohn's disease. No roadmap. No guarantee. Just a chronic illness, a full house, and a decision to figure it out.

In this episode, Rebecca shares how she took her health into her own hands — learning which foods healed her body, which ones wrecked it...

Aleeza Ben Shalom — Netflix's Jewish Matchmaker, author, and renowned dating coach — sat down with me and did not hold back.

We talk about why failure in dating isn't a setback, but part of the journey. Why balance in a relationship matters just as much as chemistry. Why being genuinely curious on a date will take you further than being impressive. And why giving someone a real chance — not a swipe-and-judge chance, but an actual h...

What if the key to growing your business wasn't a better strategy — it was better people?

In this episode of the Kim Sorrelle Show, Kim sits down with Nicky Billou, a powerhouse in the business growth world, to talk about something we don't discuss nearly enough: the power of human connection. Nicky breaks down why knowing your value isn't arrogance — it's survival. Why the people you keep close either fuel your success or quietly ...

What do you do when the person you built your life around is suddenly gone? For Cathay Reta, the answer came one step at a time — on the Camino de Santiago.

In this episode of the Kim Sorrelle Show, I sit down with Cathay Reta, author of Keep Walking, to talk about what happens when grief meets the open road. Cathay shares how the death of her husband led her to walk one of the world's most iconic pilgrimages — and how those miles ...

When Jodi Velazquez's daughter was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes, she didn't just Google it and move on. She went deep. She started asking hard questions about food, about what we're actually putting in our bodies, and about how activity levels affect everything from blood sugar to energy to long-term health. What she found changed the way her whole family eats and lives.

In this episode of the Kim Sorrelle Show, Jodi — author of ...

What if your hardest moments were actually shaping you into who you're meant to be?

In this episode of The Kim Sorrelle Show, I sit down with Anthony Silard — author of Love and Suffering — for one of those conversations that stays with you long after it's over. We talk about the impact of suffering on our lives and decisions, why human connection and friendship matter more than we realize, and how to actually find what makes you h...

Think writing a book is the hard part? Think again.

In this episode of the Kim Sorrelle Show, I sit down with Terry Whalin — Acquisitions Editor at Morgan James Publishing and author of over 60 books — to talk about what publishers actually want, what authors get wrong, and why your book's success is more in your hands than you think.

Terry breaks down the myths from his book 10 Publishing Myths and gets real about the publishing p...

What if the thing that made life hardest was actually the thing that made you extraordinary?

Aaron LaPedis joins Kim Sorrelle on The Kim Sorrelle Show to talk about his son's autism diagnosis, the real struggles they faced navigating school, and why he believes our differences aren't something to fix — they're something to unleash. This conversation is honest, hopeful, and hits different if you've ever felt like you didn't quite fi...

What does it take to look a broken system in the face and say — we'll do something about it? Mark and Jane Neumann did exactly that. As founding volunteers of Life Camp USA, they've dedicated their lives to serving young people who've been caught in the cycle of gang involvement, violence, and trauma — and giving them something most of them have never had: a real shot. In this conversation, we talk about how Life Camp USA started, ...

What do you do when your life begins with abandonment, surgeries, and scars — and somehow ends up a testimony? Camey Joy knows. As an orphan, she underwent life-saving surgeries that left visible scars on the outside — and an unshakeable faith on the inside. Today she is a devoted follower of Jesus Christ, a living miracle, and the author of Beautifully Scarred: Conquering Clefts, Receiving Adoption, and Embracing Scars. In this co...

What happens when the thing that called you into nursing is the same thing that calls you into your next chapter? For Eileen Caroscio, it was always about people. It still is.

Eileen started her career as a nurse because she wanted to help people — really help them. Now sh...

What happens when you stop hiding who you truly are — and start living from your deepest truth?

In this deeply moving episode, Kim Sorrelle sits down with Roxanne Howe Murphy, also known as Rox Eann — transformational guide, intuitive voice, and conscious creator devoted to helping people remember who they really are beneath fear, conditioning, and old stories.

Through lived experience, inner work, and soulful awareness, Roxanne’s ...

What if your deepest pain wasn’t the end of your story — but the beginning of your purpose?

In this deeply moving episode, Kim Sorrelle sits down with Tiffany Brearton — author, speaker, and co-founder of She Was Made for More Ministry — to explore a journey of redemption, healing, and identity restored through Christ.

A survivor of sexual abuse, trauma, and the adult entertainment industry, Tiffany shares her raw and honest story ...

(What if true healing wasn’t about time — but about alignment, release, and knowing where to look?

In this deeply restorative episode, Kim Sorrelle sits down with Sarah Verhoef — nationally certified massage therapist, energy healer, and group fitness instructor with over 25 years of experience in the art and science of transformation.

A devoted wife, mother of six, and grandmother, Sarah’s life journey spans Utah, Arizona, Texas, ...

What if the path to financial freedom started at someone else's driveway?

In this episode of The Kim Sorrelle Show, I sit down with Aaron LaPedis — author, entrepreneur, and self-made expert on turning garage sale finds into serious money. Aaron breaks down exactly how he built wealth by buying and selling items most people walk right past, and why the skill that made him rich isn't what you'd expect.

Spoiler: it's negotiation.

We...

What if fertility wasn’t just about timing — but a reflection of your overall health and lifestyle?

In this insightful episode, Kim Sorrelle sits down with Dr. Marina Straszak-Suri — experienced OBGYN, educator, and women’s health advocate with over 30 years of expertise in fertility and reproductive care.

Blending deep medical knowledge with evidence-based, holistic approaches, Dr. Marina helps individuals better understand their ...

What if your greatest adversity wasn’t meant to break you — but to awaken you to who you truly are?

In this powerful and deeply reflective episode, Kim Sorrelle sits down with Dr. Michelle Kerr — author, mindset coach, and four-time cancer survivor — to explore resilience, healing, and the courage to choose hope even in life’s darkest seasons.

Having faced cancer four times, Dr. Michelle shares her extraordinary journey of rebuildi...