In this engaging conversation, Hannah Villani dives deep with @properties Chief Brokerage Officer - Amy Corr - about her journey in the real estate industry, the challenges of balancing work and family, and the importance of community involvement. Amy shares her insights on navigating market changes, the value of mentorship, and the significance of giving back. The discussion also touches on the current real estate landscape and Amy's aspirations for the future, emphasizing the need for human connection in a tech-driven world.

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In this episode, host Hannah Trueblood Villani speaks with Lara Bloom, the CEO of the Ehlers-Danlos Society, an international nonprofit organization dedicated to patient support, scientific research, advocacy, and increasing awareness for the 13 types of EDS, & hypermobility spectrum disorder (HSD).

They discuss Lara's journey with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), her advocacy work, and the importance of community support. The conversation covers the challenges of living with a chronic illness, the significance of accurate diagnosis, and the role of personal experience in advocacy. Lara shares insights on the law of attraction, the impact of misinformation in health, and the importance of fundraising for research. The episode concludes with a discussion on the political landscape surrounding healthcare and the motivation to continue advocating for those affected by EDS.

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WELCOME TO A NEW ERA! Hannah Trueblood is now Hannah Villani, and what a better way to launch a new season of Conversations with a new name (:

In this engaging conversation, Hannah Villani interviews her husband, Joe (Sergijoe) Villani, exploring themes of creativity, personal growth, and the meaning of a life well lived. Joe shares insights from his unconventional upbringing, his journey through religious beliefs, and how he balances his passion for music and art with his teaching career. The couple discusses their travel experiences and how these adventures have shaped their perspectives on culture and identity. Joe emphasizes the importance of learning and understanding different viewpoints, advocating for a more open-minded approach to life.

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In this conversation, host Hannah Trueblood speaks with Serena Fugate, a social worker and community advocate, about the importance of community connection, mental health, and the challenges of housing affordability. They discuss personal growth through education, the struggles of single parenting, and the need for accessible resources for those in crisis. The conversation emphasizes the impact of policy on social services, the importance of public engagement, and the necessity of self-care for social workers. They also explore the ripple effect of personal excellence and the role of community in healing, advocating for affordable housing, and the future of community leadership.

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RodThePlanter is back for a second episode!

In this engaging BONUS conversation, host Hannah Trueblood and guest Rod the Planter explore themes of personal growth, military experiences, and the journey of self-discovery.

They discuss the importance of finding purpose, the role of risk assessment in life, and the significance of community support.

Rod shares his transformative motorcycle adventure and insights on personal excellence, ego, and mindfulness. Hannah shares her testimony about what inspires her to seek out hard things and working through the pain of the "1's".

The conversation culminates in reflections on how personal development can impact others and the importance of striving for excellence in life.

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**This is an explicit episode, with some adult words used!**

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This is a very special episode for a multitude of reasons. First, because I usually only record these once a month. Second, because Evan Bourcier is a really cool cat that I met & got to know in a really interesting way.

In this episode we go deep - from the implications of religious trauma, to scaling a business and burning it to the ground (intentionally) and leaning into the goopy transformational aspects of existence.

I love Evan, and this conversation came at an eerily perfect time for me. I hope this episode makes you tilt your head to the side and glance up at the sky for a bit, pondering. I hope you find value, and I hope you use it.

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On this month's episode, I sit down with award winning journalist and author Jerry Davich for a raw and honest conversation that goes far beyond his career in journalism. We dive into the challenges of navigating differing opinions in a polarized world, the dangers of staying in our own silos, and how to have meaningful conversations with people we may not agree with. Jerry also opens up about how loss and death have shaped his perspective on life, offering deeply personal reflections on grief, purpose, and what it all means in the end. If you're tired of surface-level conversations and ready to explore the messiness of being human, this one's for you.

Not gonna lie, it was SUPER intimidating to interview THE interviewer - it turned out to be one of the most fun and impactful shows I have done. Do hard and scary things y'all (:

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Amanda joins me on the show this month to deep dive into the life of the zebra - AKA invisible illness. I have an official diagnosis for a connective tissue disorder called Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS). Amanda shares the same disorder just minus the official diagnosis, so this show really dives deep into the similarities and uniqueness people with chronic illness share.

We touch on all kinds of topics from being super bendy (but somehow also super stiff??), pushing through the pain and usually overdoing it, mental health and its connection to physical health, and the importance of clutter piles in our lives.

1 in 20 people have a rare disease - EDS is one of them, affecting an estimated 1 in 5000. It is also one of the most misunderstood and under-diagnosed disorders and having real conversations about the reality of living with it is a great way to help change that.

I also touch on my Everesting for EDS Fundraiser - I am raising $29,029 for EDS research this year while I prepare for the 29029 Everesting Event in Stratton Vermont this October (DONATE AND FOLLOW HERE!!).

I hope you enjoy this episode - it is one of my personal favorites!

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