In this episode of Let's Talk About It, host Dora Sherry broadcasts live from Indian Lake alongside a special co-host: her great-great-nephew, Steven "Stevie" Lucas. Dora opens the show sharing her excitement about having Stevie at the lake for his first trip, where he's taken on new experiences like riding and driving a pontoon boat, paddleboarding, and catching his first big catfish.

The episode covers a wide mix of lighthearted stories, summer adventures, and upcoming milestones:

• Guest/Co-Host: Steven "Stevie" Lucas (Dora Sherry's great-great-nephew)

• The Surprise Phone: Stevie shares how his stepmom secretly tucked a new phone into his bag before the trip. Dora uses this to touch on teaching kids responsibility and lake safety—warning Stevie not to keep his phone in his life jacket while swimming.

• Overcoming Lake Fears: Stevie talks about initial fears of floating away in the lake until family friend Teresa stepped in to help him get comfortable. Teresa also plans to give Stevie swimming lessons at a local pool.

• Dora's Eye Injury: Dora explains her sunglasses, sharing that she injured her eye in an umbrella bungee cord accident over the weekend, though she credits Stevie with keeping her spirits high.

• Thill Rides at Kings Island: Stevie recounts his favorite summer highlight—riding the Banshee roller coaster at Kings Island, where he admits he briefly blacked out from the intensity, as well as his thoughts on other coasters like The Beast.

• School & Future Goals: Entering the 6th grade, Stevie shares his plan to join the school's community club and help out in gym class. When Dora asks about his future, Stevie notes his parents say he’d make a great lawyer because he loves to debate.

In this powerful episode of Let's Talk About It with Dora Sherry, guest Siobhan Morse shares a raw and inspiring account of resilience, survival, and transformation.

From the streets of Miami to a successful career as a business executive and CrossFit athlete, Siobhan’s journey is a testament to the power of the human spirit. In this conversation, she discusses:

• The Origin of Her Story: The harrowing experience behind the title of her memoir, Go Ahead and Kill Me, and how she navigated life-threatening challenges on the streets.
• The Path to Recovery: Her transition from addiction to becoming a leader in the healthcare industry, emphasizing the role of peer support and long-term engagement in recovery.
• Defining Resilience: How she manages the "background music" of trauma and uses her own experience to advocate for others, including her work in trauma-informed fitness programs.

Whether you are seeking inspiration or understanding the complexities of addiction and recovery, this episode offers a profound look at how one woman refused to let her past define her future.

In this episode of Let's Talk About It, host Dora Sherry sits down with national cornhole champion Matt Guy. The conversation begins with a look back at the pair's serendipitous first meeting at a Jelly Roll concert, where they bonded after both were unable to enter the venue.

The episode covers:

• Professional Career: Matt discusses his transition from competitive horseshoe pitching to professional cornhole, detailing his career which includes 14 world championship titles—10 in singles and 4 in doubles.
• Family Legacy: A central theme is the importance of family, specifically his long-standing partnership with his son, Brett, and their success as a four-time world championship team.
• Technological Evolution: Matt explains the professionalization of the sport, including the shift from traditional corn-filled bags to scientifically engineered, resin-filled bags approved by the league.
• Health and Recovery: Matt shares a personal testimony on how regenerative medicine, specifically treatment at QC Kinetics, helped him recover from severe shoulder and neck arthritis, restoring his mobility and ability to compete.
• Giving Back: Matt shares his tradition of gifting his trophies to children, noting the excitement it brings them and his hope to inspire the next generation of players.