In today's episode of the Lindsay Elmore show, we'll be going back and revisiting some interviews

with some people who are working to create a better world. First up, I will talk with Alana

Rea about how to raise a generation of empowered girls. Then I'll speak with Ian Morris about how

we can heal through music. Then I'll talk

with Ben Cooley. Just a warning. This episode contains some frank discussions about human trafficking,

domestic servitude, and you may want to cover up any ears that might be sensitive to listening to this information.

After I speak with Ben, I am talking with Carrie Summers, who is all about creating sustainable

fashion that doesn't destroy the environment. Then I'll speak with Lindsay Penchuk, who is all

about how to create empowered moms through her brand

called Bump Club and Beyond. After that, I'll speak with Dr. Chris Ann Gordon about how veterans can

best overcome trauma. And finally, I'll talk with Madeline De Nono about how we can create greater equality

in the media. Let's get to the show. Welcome to the Lindsay Elmore Show, a podcast that helps

you find fulfillment amidst chaos. On this show, I interview thought leaders, doctors, creatives,

spiritual gurus, and game changers who inspire you to pursue your dreams,

overcome obstacles, and leave your mark.

Way back in episode two, I spoke to Alana Rea about why it is so important for girls to get mentorship

between the ages of 8 to 14, why she decided to leave her powerful job to start her company

Etra, and why she wants young women to feel empowered to keep doing sports,

keep playing their instruments, and always remembering to raise their hands instead of

lowering their standards.

One of the things that is so inspiring to me about you is that your life has taken several different

leaps of faith a hundred percent leaving law practice and what i'm assuming was a powerful job a well-paying job a

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