In this powerful and deeply moving episode of Regenerative Mindset, host Stacy Pulice is joined by globally renowned humanitarian photographer Lisa Kristine, whose work has helped awaken the world to the realities of modern-day slavery, human trafficking, and the dignity of the human spirit.

Lisa shares how photography first inspired her as a child, and how, through decades of traveling to some of the most remote corners of the earth, it ultimately became her greatest teacher. From indigenous communities to illegal gold mines, fishing villages on Lake Volta, and hidden labor systems embedded within global supply chains, Lisa bears witness to lives often rendered invisible. Through her lens, she reveals not only exploitation and injustice, but profound resilience, beauty, and humanity.

Together, Stacy and Lisa explore how slavery hides in plain sight, why “seeing is believing,” and how empathy, rather than blame, can become a catalyst for meaningful change. Lisa speaks candidly about the emotional toll of documenting extreme suffering, the importance of balance and regeneration in sustaining this work, and why asking people to look closer can be more powerful than accusation.

The conversation explores systemic issues such as capitalism, supply chains, agriculture, technology, policy, and global responsibility. It also highlights tangible examples of progress, including Lisa’s work with the United Nations, the Vatican, the World Economic Forum, and her partnership with Hewlett Packard Enterprise to expose forced labor and advance accountability.

At the heart of this episode is a simple but radical truth: regeneration begins when we dare to truly see one another. Healing begins with a heart connection. And change becomes possible when we choose decency, curiosity, and care.

This episode is an invitation to bear witness, stay awake to reality, and to remember that behind every data point is a human being.

Learn more and follow Lisa’s work at www.LisaKristine.com and www.HumanThreadFoundation.org, and connect with her on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X to stay up to date on her photography, advocacy, and ongoing efforts to expose modern-day slavery and advance human dignity around the world.

For more information on the podcast, upcoming events, projects, and more go to our website www.stacypulice.com

You can follow us on Instagram @stacypulice

In this New Year special episode of Regenerative Mindset, Stacy steps out of the interview format and into a candid conversation with her good friend and community leader Rand Rosenberg. Together, they reflect on how to stay present and grounded during a time marked by uncertainty, information overload, and emotional intensity.

The conversation explores how inner practices, particularly meditation and mindful attention, can support nervous system regulation and help reduce reactivity in moments of fear or urgency. Stacy shares how slowing down can be an intentional and active choice, one that allows for more thoughtful engagement with the world rather than impulsive responses driven by overwhelm.

They also discuss the impact of constant exposure to news and social media, and the importance of setting boundaries around what we consume. Rather than advocating disengagement, this episode encourages discernment and care, offering listeners permission to pause, reflect, and reconnect with what feels meaningful.

This episode is not about solutions or prescriptions. It’s an invitation to meet the present moment with stillness, to care for our inner lives as we navigate external challenges, and to remember that regeneration often begins within.

For more information on the podcast, upcoming events, projects, and more go to our website www.stacypulice.com

You can follow us on Instagram @stacypulice

In this episode of Regenerative Mindset, Stacy is joined by death doula, elder-care educator, and Choose Nurture founder Sierra Campbell for a grounded and deeply human conversation about mortality and what it means to prepare well for life’s final chapters.

With more than three decades of experience in community-based compassionate care, Sierra has spent her life tending to elders, supporting families, and guiding people through illness, aging, and death with presence and dignity. Her path into death work was shaped early through caring for elders alongside her grandmother and through her own experiences with serious illness, which led her to see death not as something to fear or avoid, but as a natural, relational part of living.

Together, Stacy and Sierra explore how facing mortality with honesty and care can cultivate a regenerative mindset rooted in intergenerational connection. Sierra shares why tending to elders, supporting caregivers, and restoring communal care are essential to healing our culture’s relationship with aging and life’s natural end. They discuss how presence, preparation, and shared responsibility at the end of life can regenerate not only families and communities, but also how we live, love, and belong.

This conversation is an invitation to slow down, listen deeply, and remember that how we care for one another at life’s most tender thresholds shapes the world we are creating together.

Learn more about Sierra’s work at www.choosenurture.com and follow her on Instagram: @choosenurture

For more information on the podcast, upcoming events, projects, and more go to our website www.stacypulice.com

You can follow us on Instagram @stacypulice