The Human Beauty Movement Podcast

A model since the age of three, Roxanne Gould boldly let her hair go gray when she was in her 30s and has since become an icon of aging gracefully. In this episode, she talks with Jennifer Norman about her modeling career, her coaching work to help women of all ages discover self-confidence, spirituality, and total well-being, and vital tips in her new memoir, More Than Just a Pretty Face: Lessons Learned from a Lifetime in Front o...

Want to communicate with impact? Dial up your empathy. Today we sit down with Carrie Fox, founder and CEO of Mission Partners and author of the bestselling book More Than Words. Carrie has helped turn good leaders into great leaders by readying them to communicate with care, courage, and clarity, especially during challenging times.

Carrie's Links:

• Website: https://mission.partners/
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin...

If you've experienced childhood trauma, it may have caused you to armor up to protect your emotions or rebound aggressively - obsessively seeking accolades, approval, or material success to compensate for inner feelings of low self-worth. Zack Hamilton bravely reveals how his childhood experiences influenced his mindset, shaped his behaviors, and impacted his relationships into adulthood. Through the help of an executive coach,...

Live events can be some of the most wasteful experiences. Amanda Simons is working to change all that. She shares how she helps sports arenas, concert venues, trade shows, hospitality, and festivals mind their greenhouse gas emissions, carbon footprints, and waste.

Amanda's Links:

• Website: https://www.hcsustainability.com/
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/honeycomb-strategies/
• Twitter: / X: https://twi...

Boss babe Elizabeth Kendig was a thriving retail, editorial, beauty, and publicity mogul who found her passion in spirituality. She co-authored Chase You to teach people how to connect with the Other Side to find the clarity and confidence to be themselves and live their purpose. In this episode, she talks with Jennifer Norman about Spirit Guides, intuition, meditation, and more.

Elizabeth's Links:

• Websites: https:...

How do you recover from years of childhood abuse? Rebecca Chandler is a survivor. In this intimate episode, Rebecca tells the story of stolen innocence between the ages of five and thirteen, the trauma response of Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) and complex PTSD (c-PTSD) through her career and adult relationships, and how she finally found mental, emotional, and physical peace with the help of alternative healing modalities.

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Why are more people than ever investing in ESG companies and funds? Maureen Maguire, co-founder of Terra Blue Management, speaks to Jennifer Norman about values-driven financial planning and why her business is booming.

Maureen's Links:

• Website https://www.terrabluewm.com/
• LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/tbwm/

The Human Beauty Movement Links:

• Official Website ⁠⁠https://www.thehumanbeau...

Nichole Hamilton, aka The Kidz Coach, breaks the mold of your traditional pediatric therapist. Through intuitive modalities such as hypnotherapy, energy work, games, and active play, Nichole dives into enhancing kids' well-being so they feel loved, safe, and heard. In this episode, Nichole shares her own story of being an openly gay mum of three who has overcome addiction, self-sabotage, depression, and trauma. She reveals how ...

Marisa Hamamoto is a stroke survivor who had a passion for dancing since she was a little girl. Time and time again, the rejection she faced stifled her dream of becoming a professional dancer, so she decided to create her own unique dance company. Infinite Flow Dance was born from Marisa's belief that dance is for everyone — not just those with elite abilities. She sat down with Jennifer Norman to discuss her experiences of ov...

People with disabilities and those undergoing gender transition have often been overlooked by the beauty industry, but Trishna Daswaney wanted to change all that. She founded the non-profit Kohl Kares to provide free inclusive makeup workshops worldwide to people with unique needs, and her brand Kohl Kreatives sells adaptive beauty tools that help fund her workshops. In this episode, Trish reveals how and why she started her busine...

If you love to travel, love animals, and love making a difference, this episode is for you! Nora Livingstone, co-founder of Animal Experience International, joins Jennifer Norman on the show to talk about how her organization empowers adventure seekers with the ability to volunteer with ethical animal conservation programs while traveling to exotic destinations. Listen for important information on what Consent Based Tourism is, how...

What happens when you listen to your body? You notice what's right for it...and you. Christina Carlson is a Self Relationship Coach, Speaker, Facilitator, and the Host of the podcast Bitches, Witches, and Queers. They work with those who feel like they have had to hide their messiness to belong, supporting them to create lives with internal safety, community, belonging, and confidence. In this episode, Christina shares the stor...

If you've ever been skeptical, curious, or intrigued by hypnosis, then this episode is for you. Our guest Eliott Cohen-Skalli helps educate on hypnosis and self-hypnotherapy. Eliott is the founder of Oneleaf, a new self-hypnosis app that provides audio programs to help people quit smoking, lose weight, sleep better, reduce stress, build confidence, manage pain, and improve focus. He founded Oneleaf after his own successful hypn...

The world needs more people like Ian Bentley. With a background in business development and a passion to enact change, Ian, along with his wife Brittany, sold everything and moved from the comfort of their hometown in Santa Barbara California with their two young boys to Ethiopia. They adopted a daughter and learned about the local culture. In this episode, Ian tells the story of how he and his wife founded and successfully grew Pa...

Trigger warning: This episode discusses suicide, how to help those contemplating self-harm, and how to support caregivers of those with suicidal tendencies. Mature audiences and listener discretion is advised.

That being said, this is an extremely important episode that can help save lives. It's hard to discern who among us is suffering so badly that suicide is seriously being considered. Understanding the signs, knowing ...

Learn how to attract the people, things, and opportunities you want by fine-tuning your vibration. Katie Fink is a Frequency Strategist who works with her clients to intuitively tap into their quantum abilities. In this episode, we talk about how we can become influenced by the vibration of others, why it's important to find space to meditate and reach a state of empty presence, and how even the practice of labeling your drinki...

Representation matters. For those of us who grew up not seeing ourselves reflected favorably on screens, it's refreshing to see things changing. Here to talk about her own experience as a South Asian Muslim actor is Farah Merani. Farah is a classically trained actor and creator, based between LA and Toronto who has performed on stage and on screen across North America, Europe, and Russia. She has appeared in AppleTV’s “SEE” and...

When life takes a turn, how do you turn things around? Jennifer Norman sits down with Dr. Leonaura Rhodes, medical professional and life coach, to talk about the power of positive intelligence and resilience training. In this episode, Leonaura discusses the state of mental health, how suffering is optional, the difference between building resilience versus putting up with toxic situations, and the seven contributors to thriving in ...

When life gets rough, it's very common to use coping mechanisms to help get through it, when what we truly need is to HEAL. Steve Bacon once found himself on the path to prison and death. He experienced so much pain and suffering in his early years of life — 14 schools, 2 marriages, crack houses, abuse, molestation, anger issues, alcohol troubles, and attempted suicide — all before he was 20 years old. It took a long time for h...