You've been asking for more of Tracy's story, and this episode picks up where we left off.

In this episode, Tracy shares more of the experiences that shaped her, from navigating the corporate world and discovering the power of authentic leadership to finding true allies along the way. She also reflects on some of her most personal chapters, including being disowned by her parents, the unexpected journey toward reconciliation, and the experiences that taught her the importance of living openly and honestly.

Whether this is your first time hearing Tracy's story or you're listening again, we hope this conversation reminds you that healing often happens in unexpected ways and that some of life's most difficult chapters can become the foundation for your greatest growth.

Plus, Shannon shares her homemade granola recipe that's perfect for breakfast, snacking, or gifting.

Chef Shannon's Recipe: Crunchy Granola

We're revisiting one of our most personal episodes, and this week, the spotlight is on Shannon.

She shares the defining moments that shaped her life, from growing up in a strict religious household and overcoming childhood insecurities to navigating divorce, rebuilding her life, and finding the courage to live authentically. Through heartbreak, resilience, and unexpected new beginnings, Shannon's story is a powerful reminder that your past does not define your future.

Whether you're hearing this conversation for the first time or listening again, we hope it encourages you to embrace your own story and believe that it's never too late to become the person you're meant to be.

Plus, Shannon makes her Green Hummus inspired by her travels to Israel, and Tracy mixes a classic French 75 cocktail.

Chef Shannon's Recipe: Green Hummus

We're revisiting one of our favorite conversations, and this week, the spotlight is on Tracy.

She takes us back to her beginnings in a Tulsa trailer park, where she discovered softball and the opportunities it opened up for her life. Tracy also shares the heart behind Trailer Park University, a book, keynote, and online academy built on the belief that the lessons we learn in childhood continue to shape the people we become.

Whether you're hearing this episode for the first time or giving it another listen, we hope Tracy's story reminds you that where you begin doesn't determine where you'll end up.

Plus, Shannon brings a nostalgic recipe to the table: creamed chipped beef on toast, better known as "shit on a shingle." It's comfort food with a story, and we'd love to hear if you give it a try.

Shannon's Recipe: Shit on a Shingle