Welcome to the #ShareYourHotness Podcast episode 165!
Richard Davidson (Alkalarian) 1st * Keynote Speaker, Author, Heart Attack Prevention Advisor, Retired U.S. Navy Diver, CLO (Chief Longevity Officer), I Walk My Talk
Richard Davidson was born in 1941 and raised in Salt Lake City, UT. His life journey has been nothing short of extraordinary, marked by a remarkable career in the U.S. Navy and a passion for promoting his own health and wellness through the concept of “Alkalinity”.
In 1959, Richard enlisted in the U.S. Navy and demonstrated exceptional dedication and skill, achieving the prestigious rank of Master Chief Petty Officer (MCPO) and Chief Warrant Officer within 10 years. He acquired diving expertise in Para-SCUBA, Mixed Gas, and Hard Hat Diving, as well as qualifying as a Master Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technician. After a distinguished service of 20 years, he retired from the Navy in 1982 as a Chief Warrant Officer (CWO4).
Richard's entrepreneurial spirit led him to own a Sir Speedy Printing Center and as a Book Publisher from 1991 to 1996. During this period, he collaborated with over 700 authors, contributing significantly to the literary landscape.
In 1999, Richard became an Associate at the Salt Lake City "Water and Wellness Center," where his journey towards advocating alkaline water and wellness began. Inspired by influential works such as "Alkalize or Die" (1992) by Dr. Theodore A. Baroody and "The pH Miracle" (2002) by Dr. Robert O. Young. Basically, Richard started the "Alkalinity Movement" in 2002.
His dedication to promoting alkaline mineral water led to its introduction at the Water and Wellness Center in 2004.
In 2007, Richard embarked on a 4-year sabbatical in Missouri, where he immersed himself in learning Dr. Mayr's 100-year-old natural wellness program. His commitment to health took a personal turn in 2009 when he experienced a "Massive Heart Attack." Recognizing the symptoms, he acted swiftly, and due to his active Alkalarian lifestyle, he underwent a successful recovery without any side effects.
Richard's passion for educating others about the “alkaline” concept saw him conducting live classes from 2011 to 2015, and virtual classes from 2018 to present, spreading up-to-date awareness about the potential benefits of maintaining a balanced body pH level.
Continuing his pursuit of knowledge, Richard explored works like “The Acid Alkaline Food Guide” by Dr Susan E. Brown (2004), "The Alkaline Cure" by Dr. Stephen Domenig (2014) and "Get Off Your Acid" by Dr. Daryl Gioffre (2018), further solidifying his expertise in the field.
Richard's passion for wellness and advocacy for the Alkalarian lifestyle led him to establish the "Alkaline Club of America," aiming to certify one million "Alkalarian" individuals. He is currently dedicated to the "Heart Attack Prevention" business, resolute in his mission to save lives and prevent heart-related health issues.
With his first book set to be released in 2025, Richard's influence is poised to grow even further. His journey will culminate in a possible TEDx talk and a promising professional speaking career.
Richard is associated with influential figures like Jack Canfield, author of "Chicken Soup for the Soul," and actively participates in the National Speakers Association (NSA) Mountain West Chapter, alongside esteemed individuals and worldwide speakers, like Dan Clark and Kathy Loveless.
For those seeking to embrace a healthier lifestyle through alkalinity, Richard Davidson is a trustworthy guide. Reach out to him through his website and consider his FREE 15 Minute Wellness Assessment and the possibility of joining the Alkalarian movement towards optimal wellness.
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Welcome to the #ShareYourHotness Podcast episode 164!
Sky Tate was born and raised in Miami, Florida. She was actively involved in the performing arts, particularly dance. Initially, Sky envisioned a career as a dancer and pursued it as one of two majors in college. However, balancing dance and architecture proved overwhelming due to the rigorous studio hours required for both disciplines. After several hospital visits due to exhaustion and stress, Sky focused solely on architecture.
After completing her education, Sky moved to Los Angeles, California, where she gained diverse work experience. She worked independently as a residential designer, contributed to a design-build firm, and held a position at an interior design firm. Eventually, Sky discovered a unique opportunity to run a maker-space program at a private K-12 school. During this time, she also volunteered with various organizations ranging from arts and engineering to homeless outreach. She enjoyed weekly contact improvisation meetups with fellow dancers. Life was fulfilling in Los Angeles, but then she met her future husband, who was living in Utah at the time. They married in L.A. and subsequently moved to South Jordan, Utah.
While on their honeymoon, Sky became pregnant with their first child. The pregnancy was challenging due to an overproduction of relaxin, leading to Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD), which severely impacted mobility. By the third month, simple tasks like walking became difficult, and there were instances where she was unable to get off the floor without assistance. She always hoped this would be the least of her concerns about her pregnancy. The assumption is that if a mother is very active before pregnancy, she'll have an easy pregnancy -- that was not her experience.
The delivery went as anticipated, but complications arose when the baby required care in the NICU. The hospital experience was fraught with inadequate support and a lack of professionalism in both Sky's and the baby's care. She was discharged without being seen by their attending physician, and concerns were dismissed until a follow-up with her ObGyn revealed that she had developed postpartum preeclampsia. This condition reappeared after the birth of her second child and necessitated medication for over a year.
This ordeal has motivated Sky to use every opportunity to educate other women about postpartum preeclampsia and the importance of self-advocacy in medical settings. Although doctors are bound by the Hippocratic Oath, biases can still impact patient care. Pregnancy and childbirth are the most vulnerable and challenging events that most women will face in their lifetime, but it's also one where we naturally hand all of the decisions to our doctors. She used the same ObGyn for both of her children, but the experience at the two hospitals was night and day. And the way she sees it, it's about advocating for oneself.
Six months after the birth of her second child, Sky and her family relocated to Southwest Florida, where they faced the loss of their home due to multiple evacuations over two and a half years. While simultaneously working toward homesteading goals and homeschooling her children, the family decided to leave Florida and embark on a new chapter --- embracing a life filled with renewed interest and beauty.
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Welcome to the #ShareYourHotness Podcast episode 163!
Rachael Curfew is a Professional Speaker, Relationship Strategist, and Certified Coach. She serves coaching clients and businesses worldwide, helping strengthen personal relationships so individuals can thrive in their professional careers. Rachael delivers transformation through speaking, workshops, and breakout sessions. Known for her calm, compassionate presence, she brings both warmth and clarity to every conversation—whether on stage, in a coaching session, or around a boardroom table.
_Rachael was in a very unhealthy and unhappy marriage, filled with fear. Along with her kids, she had a lot of anxiety and other mental health challenges. She did all she could with the knowledge, resources, and tools at hand to figure out how to help herself and her kids. She was in therapy, went to church, and did all the “right things” to be happy and forgive. She thought she had checked off all the boxes. One day, she felt this strong prompting that she needed to forgive. She thought, “What on earth does she need to forgive him for?” But she did. Everything she can possibly forgive at this point she has. But the prompting continued. It hit her, “She needs to forgive herself.” It took her a minute to figure out what she needed to do to forgive, and whom she needed to forgive. _
Forgiveness in a relationship is hard, especially when we do not get an apology or closure… and when it seems so unfair. Forgiveness is about the relationship you have with yourself, and for many of us, our Savior. It’s a freedom process that allows an individual to be authentic and feel alive.
The process to forgive daily starts with the little irritations. Starts with the small stuff. It’s a skill, a habit.
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Welcome to the #ShareYourHotness Podcast episode 162!
Sky Tate was born and raised in Miami, Florida. She was actively involved in the performing arts, particularly dance. Initially, Sky envisioned a career as a dancer and pursued it as one of two majors in college. However, balancing dance and architecture proved overwhelming due to the rigorous studio hours required for both disciplines. After several hospital visits due to exhaustion and stress, Sky focused solely on architecture.
After completing her education, Sky moved to Los Angeles, California, where she gained diverse work experience. She worked independently as a residential designer, contributed to a design-build firm, and held a position at an interior design firm. Eventually, Sky discovered a unique opportunity to run a maker-space program at a private K-12 school. During this time, she also volunteered with various organizations ranging from arts and engineering to homeless outreach. She enjoyed weekly contact improvisation meetups with fellow dancers. Life was fulfilling in Los Angeles, but then she met her future husband, who was living in Utah at the time. They married in L.A. and subsequently moved to South Jordan, Utah.
While on their honeymoon, Sky became pregnant with their first child. The pregnancy was challenging due to an overproduction of relaxin, leading to Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD), which severely impacted mobility. By the third month, simple tasks like walking became difficult, and there were instances where she was unable to get off the floor without assistance. She always hoped this would be the least of her concerns about her pregnancy. The assumption is that if a mother is very active before pregnancy, she'll have an easy pregnancy -- that was not her experience.
The delivery went as anticipated, but complications arose when the baby required care in the NICU. The hospital experience was fraught with inadequate support and a lack of professionalism in both Sky's and the baby's care. She was discharged without being seen by their attending physician, and concerns were dismissed until a follow-up with her ObGyn revealed that she had developed postpartum preeclampsia. This condition reappeared after the birth of her second child and necessitated medication for over a year.
This ordeal has motivated Sky to use every opportunity to educate other women about postpartum preeclampsia and the importance of self-advocacy in medical settings. Although doctors are bound by the Hippocratic Oath, biases can still impact patient care. Pregnancy and childbirth are the most vulnerable and challenging events that most women will face in their lifetime, but it's also one where we naturally hand all of the decisions to our doctors. She used the same ObGyn for both of her children, but the experience at the two hospitals was night and day. And the way she sees it, it's about advocating for oneself.
Six months after the birth of her second child, Sky and her family relocated to Southwest Florida, where they faced the loss of their home due to multiple evacuations over two and a half years. While simultaneously working toward homesteading goals and homeschooling her children, the family decided to leave Florida and embark on a new chapter --- embracing a life filled with renewed interest and beauty.
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Welcome to the #ShareYourHotness Podcast episode 161!
RAQUEL GONCALVES LUBBERS is an ADHD, Parenting, and Positive Psychology speaker and coach who helps individuals and families navigate the beautiful chaos of neurodivergence with clarity, compassion, and courage. After a personal journey through undiagnosed ADHD, anxiety, perfectionism, and depression—and while raising four neurodivergent kids—she forged a new path rooted in values, executive function awareness, and radical self-acceptance.
With a background in education and ADHD coaching and a passion for storytelling, she equips others to reframe struggle as strength and to reclaim Radical Agency in everyday moments. Her signature frameworks—the 7Cs of grounded growth and ST FEAR for emotional insight—help others ignite meaningful change, one choice at a time.
She believes perspective is power, kindness and compassion are non-negotiable, and that joy in Christ can be a beacon even in the storm. Whether speaking in schools, coaching parents, or collaborating with professionals, she brings an adventurous, honest, and deeply human voice to conversations that matter. **When she isn’t speaking or coaching, she acts in faith-based productions like The Chosen, The Book of Mormon Series, and the Greater Love Easter Campaign. She also loves taking Bachata lessons with her husband and traveling the world with her family. **
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Welcome to the #ShareYourHotness Podcast episode 160!
Anna's journey began with architecture and urban planning, driven by the belief that the spaces we live in profoundly impact our mental and emotional well-being. As she continued to evolve, Anna realized that healing extends beyond physical design—it’s about cultivating environments that foster growth, self-alignment, and emotional restoration.
This realization led her to explore and integrate holistic practices such as meditation, breathwork, Reiki, chakra alignment, and doula care. She also dove into wellness technologies and business development, constantly learning how to merge these passions to create impactful, holistic spaces.
Today, she is focused on blending her architectural background with wellness, mental health, and emotional well-being. From acquiring a business that provides weighted blankets for stress relief to exploring VR therapies for mental escapism, she's building environments that help people feel safe, seen, and supported. Whether through mindful design, wellness products, or mental health advocacy, Anna is committed to creating spaces—physical, emotional, and internal—that support holistic healing and personal transformation.
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WEBSITE www.moxieblankets.com www.icareglobalcom.com
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Welcome to the #ShareYourHotness Podcast episode 159!
Eric Santistevan is an inspiring keynote speaker, entrepreneur, and real estate leader who helps people transform their lives by taking small, meaningful actions. From overcoming teenage addiction to thriving in aerospace and real estate, Eric’s story is a powerful reminder that growth comes from saying "yes" to new opportunities.
Today, as the Principal Broker for Engel & Völkers Salt Lake and a Director for both the Salt Lake Board of Realtors and the Utah Association of Realtors, Eric leads with energy, integrity, and purpose. His “Say Yes and LIVE” philosophy empowers audiences to build vitality, joy, and fulfillment into their everyday lives.
ENGEL&VÖLKERS SALT LAKE 1987 S 1100 E Salt Lake City, UT 84106 P +1 801-673-1031 [email protected]
Connect with Eric on social media! Instagram > eric_santistevan LinkedIn > ericsantistevan Facebook > eric.santistevan App > evrealestate.com
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Welcome to the #ShareYourHotness Podcast episode 158!
Richard Davidson (Alkalarian) 1st * Keynote Speaker, Author, Heart Attack Prevention Advisor, Retired U.S. Navy Diver, CLO (Chief Longevity Officer), I Walk My Talk
Richard Davidson was born in 1941 and raised in Salt Lake City, UT. His life journey has been nothing short of extraordinary, marked by a remarkable career in the U.S. Navy and a passion for promoting his own health and wellness through the concept of “Alkalinity”.
In 1959, Richard enlisted in the U.S. Navy and demonstrated exceptional dedication and skill, achieving the prestigious rank of Master Chief Petty Officer (MCPO) and Chief Warrant Officer within 10 years. He acquired diving expertise in Para-SCUBA, Mixed Gas, and Hard Hat Diving, as well as qualifying as a Master Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technician. After a distinguished service of 20 years, he retired from the Navy in 1982 as a Chief Warrant Officer (CWO4).
Richard's entrepreneurial spirit led him to own a Sir Speedy Printing Center and as a Book Publisher from 1991 to 1996. During this period, he collaborated with over 700 authors, contributing significantly to the literary landscape.
In 1999, Richard became an Associate at the Salt Lake City "Water and Wellness Center," where his journey towards advocating alkaline water and wellness began. Inspired by influential works such as "Alkalize or Die" (1992) by Dr. Theodore A. Baroody and "The pH Miracle" (2002) by Dr. Robert O. Young. Basically, Richard started the "Alkalinity Movement" in 2002.
His dedication to promoting alkaline mineral water led to its introduction at the Water and Wellness Center in 2004.
In 2007, Richard embarked on a 4-year sabbatical in Missouri, where he immersed himself in learning Dr. Mayr's 100-year-old natural wellness program. His commitment to health took a personal turn in 2009 when he experienced a "Massive Heart Attack." Recognizing the symptoms, he acted swiftly, and due to his active Alkalarian lifestyle, he underwent a successful recovery without any side effects.
Richard's passion for educating others about the “alkaline” concept saw him conducting live classes from 2011 to 2015, and virtual classes from 2018 to present, spreading up-to-date awareness about the potential benefits of maintaining a balanced body pH level.
Continuing his pursuit of knowledge, Richard explored works like “The Acid Alkaline Food Guide” by Dr Susan E. Brown (2004), "The Alkaline Cure" by Dr. Stephen Domenig (2014) and "Get Off Your Acid" by Dr. Daryl Gioffre (2018), further solidifying his expertise in the field.
Richard's passion for wellness and advocacy for the Alkalarian lifestyle led him to establish the "Alkaline Club of America," aiming to certify one million "Alkalarian" individuals. He is currently dedicated to the "Heart Attack Prevention" business, resolute in his mission to save lives and prevent heart-related health issues.
With his first book set to be released in 2025, Richard's influence is poised to grow even further. His journey will culminate in a possible TEDx talk and a promising professional speaking career.
Richard is associated with influential figures like Jack Canfield, author of "Chicken Soup for the Soul," and actively participates in the National Speakers Association (NSA) Mountain West Chapter, alongside esteemed individuals and worldwide speakers, like Dan Clark and Kathy Loveless.
For those seeking to embrace a healthier lifestyle through alkalinity, Richard Davidson is a trustworthy guide. Reach out to him through his website and consider his FREE 15 Minute Wellness Assessment and possibility of joining the Alkalarian movement towards optimal wellness.
Contact Information: Website: https://www.myionhealth.com Email: [email protected] Phone: 801-561-9420
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Welcome to the #ShareYourHotness Podcast episode 157!
Lyndsey Van Sickle is a certified speaker.
She knows what it is to live under immense pressure and sees how the things we don’t say block productivity and passion. Her programs are hands-on and focus on the real cause of burnout to get professionals back to their original passions.
Lyndsey serves on the board of the National Speakers Association, Mountain West Chapter.
She is a master's graduate of Rapport Leadership and certified in crucial conversations.
She was a finalist in the NSA storytelling competition.
Lyndsey is the author of The Black Book.
She is a passionate wife and mother to four, with a love for speaking and outdoor adventures with her family.
Website: lyndseyv.com Facebook: lyndseyv_ Instagram: lyndseyv_ LinkedIn: Lyndsey Van Sickle
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Welcome to the #ShareYourHotness Podcast episode 156!
Kasey Trimble has been married to Mark for 28 years; they have 5 children and 3 adorable grandsons.
She has been in the mental health field for over 30 years and recently went back to school to get her degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.
She has worked with funeral homes in facilitating workshops and seminars to support those who have lost a loved one, has run groups with the women's division of the prison, and has worked with former prisoners to help them integrate into society.
Today, she works in a private practice in Utah County and finds incredible fulfillment working with individuals to overcome depression, anxiety, and trauma.
As a therapist, she loves empowering people to be their best selves.
Kasey believes all of life is a mind game, and once we understand this, we can succeed in ways we never thought possible.
Kasey believes everyone has incredible and unbelievable potential.
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