Nikki Bostwick Unfiltered

In today’s episode, we welcome Brian Karr, co-founder of We Inspect, a national indoor environmental assessment company specializing in mold and biotoxin detection. If you have ever felt that maybe you are sensitive to mold or have been concerned your house or apartment is showing signs of mold — this episode is for you. Brian has helped thousands of people understand if mold, mycotoxins, or other indoor pathogens exist in their homes and are contributing to their health conditions. Today, we cover everything from mold symptoms to signs to removal. Make sure to listen in as there are a ton of resources you can implement immediately to take back control of your space and health!

Regardless of your opinion on the jab — this episode is important. In fact, this conversation has nothing to do with that at all. This is about something much larger. It’s about our agency and about the agency that we are leaving for our children and grandchildren. Government digitization is changing our societal structures and surreptitiously allowing institutional monitoring and control over our behaviors from financial, to health, to our ability to move freely in the world. One voice speaking up is that of Nick Corbishley, a journalist with a global perspective who specializes in breaking news, finance, and politics. He is also the author of Scanned, one of the few books on the dark side and potentially catastrophic implications of government digitization. Today, Nick walks us through the reality, agenda, and impact of digital passports and currencies on every global citizen. Please listen and share.

In today’s episode, we sit down with the founders of the dad (and all around amazing) brand — Lalo. Co-founders Michael Wieder and Greg Davidson shared the belief that the job of parenting should be more important than the task of shopping for it — and this philosophy obviously struck a chord as they quickly attracted a receptive customer base of new parents looking for guidance, functionality, safety, and aesthetically pleasing baby products. If you’ve ever thought about launching a product-focused business, a baby brand, or are looking to take a new approach to an established industry, this one is full of toddler-sized pearls of wisdom. However if you’re a parent, then this one is definitely for you and we’re quietly confident you’ll become a Lalo convert in the near future. Enjoy!

Do you have a small business, the seed of an idea, or a side hustle that you’re hoping to expand? Then this episode is for you. We are delighted to welcome to THE FULLEST podcast our first venture fund guest, Heather Hartnett. Heather is a General Partner and CEO of Human Ventures, where she has created one of New York’s premier startup studios and early-stage venture funds. Since launching under Heather's leadership, Human Ventures has invested in and co-built more than 50 companies — many of which you’ll have heard of such as TheSkimm, Tiny Organics, and Tia Health. Outside of being completely knowledgeable in the space, Human Ventures has an interest in funding wellness and health focused companies – something that we admire greatly. She’s also just a lovely human and generously shares her expertise and many wise words for entrepreneurs and founders looking to take their businesses to the next level.

Kelly Love, co-founder of one of our favorite clean companies, Branch Basics, joins us on the podcast. Although she didn’t have a *chronic* health condition, Kelly is a living example of the power switching to non-toxic alternatives has on our health – even for those who consider themselves healthy. After her and her best friend, Allison, spent a summer at Allison’s holistically minded Aunt Marilee’s house, their lives were forever changed. Realizing the value of living as pure as possible has on our vitality, the three women eventually went on to start Branch Basics. Today, we pick her brain on all things clean living and her journey starting a female-founded business.

Today, Dr. Laura Capina joins the show! An acupuncturist, Kundalini yoga teacher, herbalist, formulator, and nutritionist are just a few of the strings to her wellness bow. She also holds a PhD in East Asian Medicine and is the founder of SynerChii. Listen in for an ep that goes deep on some ancient teachings on true health and vitality, Laura’s own direct experience with healing modalities, and the truest teacher of them all, life.

This has to be one of our more “out there” episodes – and yet, there’s something incredibly grounded about Elizabeth April, today’s podcast guest. Elizabeth is a clairvoyant, truth seeker, intuitive psychic, and best-selling author. As people who don’t personally communicate with these realms, we seized the opportunity to ask EA any cosmic question that we’d ever wanted to learn more about. The answers that came back made a lot of sense and were surprisingly practical, empowering, and loving. If you’re thinking that this episode sounds intriguing, inspiring, and educational – you are correct. If you’re thinking that it doesn’t sound like one for you – you may also be correct. As Elizabeth says herself, we all have got free will and are on our own perfect journey, you’ll know what’s meant for you and what’s not!

It’s impossible to live in the modern world and be unaffected by EMFs, geopathic and oxidative stressors, and free radicals. However, as we learn over the course of this conversation, it is possible to mitigate some of these more harmful effects. Today’s guest is Juraj Koča, the co-founder of Somavedic Technologies. If 5G and radiation have been an issue for you but you haven’t found a solution to its proliferation — this episode is definitely for you!

We catch up with Leah D'Ambrosio, the founder and designer behind one of our favorite clothing brands, Wol Hide. Leah started Wol Hide to create an alternative to toxic textiles and fast fashion — and we are glad she did. However, as we learned today, starting a truly holistic fashion line is not easy and requires effort, planning, and an attention to detail. Leah humbly reminds us that Wol Hide is a work in progress and the industry has a long way to go. It’s an important conversation about a topic we love — and reminds us that if done thoughtfully, sustainable business can be a positive force for change and the healing of the earth.

Our dear friends and mentors, Terces and Matthew Engelhart, join THE FULLEST podcast to talk about relationships in all its forms. The happily married (and constantly working at it) couple are fonts of knowledge on matters of love, forgiveness, and union. Their coaching is based on their own direct experience, meaning they know that relationships can be challenging but they also know that choosing love, letting go of righteousness, and choosing to evolve together is a proven recipe for growth and deeper joy. Tune in for some sage advice on true partnerships from teachers who genuinely love and serve.