Diane Young is an Artist/Photographer from the Kansas City Missouri area. She has had numerous illustrations in local and national publications. Her ink-wash illustration called The Nativity was published in Max Lucado’s book “God Came Near.” She has had an illustration of Christ’s Crucifixion utilized in large dominations Easter bulletins not to mention photographs used in local publications

Will and Zoë are an American folk-country duo whose heartfelt, soulful songwriting captures the beauty and struggles of everyday life. They met in Sedona, Arizona, while both were teaching elementary school, bonding over their love of music and storytelling.

With rich harmonies, evocative lyrics, and a sound that blends classic country with modern folk, their music feels like a warm desert breeze—timeless, reflective, and deeply moving.

Whether performing intimate acoustic sets or filling a room with their raw, passionate energy, Will and Zoë’s songs resonate with authenticity, drawing listeners into stories of love, loss, and the human experience.

Karen Bruno is a Naturopath, Flower Essence Practitioner, and Reiki Master with almost 15 years of experience in holistic healing. Originally from Brazil, where she received the majority of her training and certification as a naturopath, Karen has dedicated her life to understanding the deeper aspects of existence—exploring emotions, energy, and the unseen forces that shape our reality. 

 Her passion for this work comes from her own journey of seeking answers and understanding both life and herself. Through this path of self-discovery, she realized it was about much more than just physical or emotional healing—it was about awakening to a greater truth. She found a deeper connection to Source and began to remember who she truly is—who I AM. This profound understanding of her essence, along with her desire to help others remember their own divine nature, has become the guiding force of her path. 

 Karen’s work is about more than healing—it’s about consciousness expansion. Through Flower Essence Therapy, Reiki, and other energy healing techniques, she helps individuals awaken to their own power and divine connection. She believes healing doesn’t have to be difficult; it can also be a gentle, graceful process, much like the subtle yet profound way Flower Essences work. 

In her private sessions and group work, Karen guides people in releasing old patterns and beliefs, or any stuck emotions, allowing them to step fully into the present moment, reclaim their power, and create a life in alignment with their highest potential. 

As the wellness manager at Rafi Lounge in Malibu, Karen shares her knowledge with the community, creating a beautiful and powerful space for transformation, healing, and empowerment.

My guest George J. Haas is the founder and premier investigator of the Mars research group known as The Cydonia Institute. A member of the Society for Planetary SETI Research, he has coauthored two books, and six peer-reviewed science papers related to anomalous formations on the surface of Mars. He has appeared on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory and on the History Channel’s Ancient Aliens, The Proof is Out There, and The UnXplained with William Shatner.  

Adam Weil, CEO of Global Schoolwear, was a former senior director in charge of the school uniforms unit at Lands’ End. “The interesting thing about this business model is that if there are 100 kids in a school, and we go 99 out of 100 in outfitting them, we still don’t win if just one kid is out of uniform. That’s one of our biggest challenges—to have enough of the right inventory available in real time for customers to order.”

But it’s a challenge that Global Schoolwear has learned to control with a customized digital commerce platform, Weil and Kohls say. Earlier this year, they put together a new technology framework designed to match thousands of buyers from hundreds of schools with the just the right mix of Tommy Hilfiger garments according to the style, color and school logos each educational institution requires its students to wear.

Global Schoolwear, which has an exclusive license from designer apparel brand Tommy Hilfiger to produce and sell school uniforms, has contracts with more than 450 schools to provide uniforms according to the specifications set by Tommy Hilfiger and by each school. Global Schoolwear takes Tommy Hilfiger’s garment specifications, then works with textile mills to produce the right garment materials in cotton and other fabrics, and works with apparel manufacturers to produce the garments.

It stocks enough goods in its warehouse-fulfillment center—about 1 million pieces at any one time during peak periods, with about 9,000 SKUs—to meet the expected overall back-to-school demand. As customers place orders on each school’s customized electronic product catalog that runs on Global Schoolwear’s ecommerce platform, each order is coded to indicate the garment type, style and color, plus the logo specifications.