Eden Rein is a visual healing artist, speaker, and powerful voice for transformation who has turned years of pain, trauma, and self-doubt into a mission of empowerment and healing. In this deeply moving interview, she opens up about overcoming victimhood, reclaiming her self-worth, and learning how to finally live from a place of authenticity and courage. Her story is raw, emotional, and filled with the kind of honesty that reminds you healing is possible, even after life’s darkest moments.

As part of the documentary Rise of the Lioness, Eden shares how courage, intuition, and authenticity completely transformed her life — and why she now feels called to help others do the same. From feminine empowerment to spiritual healing and the ripple effect of living in alignment with your true self, this interview is packed with wisdom that stays with you and challenges the way you see yourself and your potential. If you’ve ever questioned your worth or felt stuck in your past, this episode may be the reminder you didn’t know you needed.

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In this unforgettable conversation, Dr. Lisa Lowe pulls back the curtain on what healthcare, motherhood, leadership, and resilience really look like behind closed doors. From leading through the emotional wreckage of COVID to caring for four generations of family at once, she shares the kind of raw perspective that can only come from living through impossible seasons and refusing to give up. Her message hits hard: people do not need perfect leaders — they need human ones.

This interview is packed with powerful moments about feminine leadership, burnout, compassion, accountability, and why the strongest women are often the ones quietly carrying the heaviest load. Dr. Lowe reminds us that sometimes the most life-changing thing a person can do is simply show up with heart, presence, and the courage to care when everyone else has checked out.

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Barry Goldstein was fourteen when his father bought him a Gibson Les Paul and asked him to promise he would stick with music. Thirty years later, Goldstein was working alongside Les Paul himself, co-producing "69 Freedom Special," the track that won a Grammy for Best Rock Instrumental. On this episode of Inside Influence, the composer and sound expert joins Dawna Campbell to talk about manifestation, the leadership lessons he learned watching Les Paul perfect the electric guitar, and what he calls "acoustoceuticals," precision sound tools that can reset the nervous system, deepen sleep, and sustain energy through a demanding day.

Goldstein recounts the night Les Paul, then over ninety and still performing weekly at the Iridium in New York City, invited him onstage before the show even started, a moment Goldstein says moved him more than the Grammy itself. He breaks down how to match music to the rhythm of a day, from high energy tracks before a big meeting to sixty beats per minute before bed, and reflects on his work scoring the upcoming film "Pillars of Power." What we're all really doing, he says, is fanning the flame that never fully goes out.

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