When plans change, real conversations happen.This time, Rude & Reckless joined me in-studio for an exclusive deep-dive into their music, the grind, and the madness behind their sound. 🤘🎤 In this episode:🔥 How Rude & Reckless found their sound and their fans🎶 The truth about life in a rising metal band💀 What drives them to keep pushing — no matter the obstaclesThis isn’t your average interview — it’s raw, real, and loud.Because we’re not just talking about life.We’re learning how to live it — fully, deeply, together.All music used with direct permission from ​⁠ @rudenreckless162 no part of this video can be reproduced without direct written permission from the band or Raysflavs.

Tonight, we’re sitting down with Mariana Ampudia to talk about her inspiring Virtual Week of Kindness (Nov 1–13) — a global online event leading up to World Kindness Day on November 13th.This event brings people together from around the world to share acts of compassion, connection, and positivity. 🌍✨We’ll dive into:💬 What inspired Mariana to start this movement🌐 How you can participate virtually💛 Real stories of kindness that are changing liveshttps://www.instagram.com/mariana_ampudia/

Being alone isn’t the same as being lonely. In this short, we explore the surprising strength that comes from solitude — and how learning to be with ourselves is one of the greatest tools for emotional growth, self-respect, and clarity.Sometimes, the best way to hear your true voice is to turn down the noise of the world. 💬💡

We all have our quirks, flaws, and yes… a little bit of crazy. But maybe the goal isn’t to find someone perfect — it’s to find someone whose kind of crazy matches ours. In this heartfelt and honest talk, we explore the different “types of crazy,” the hidden strengths behind them, and why embracing our imperfections might be the key to deeper love and connection.

Shame thrives in silence. It tells us we’re not good enough, not worthy, not lovable. But the truth is: shame loses its power when we bring it into the light. In this video, we talk honestly about what shame is, how it impacts our identity, and why naming it is the first step to healing.You are not alone in what you’re feeling. And the fact that you're here, watching this, means you're already doing the work.🎧 Inspired by the work of Brené Brown — a leading voice on shame, vulnerability, and courage. Dive deeper into her powerful research here:👉 https://brenebrown.com

Forgiveness doesn’t mean you forget — it means you choose peace over pain. In this heartfelt episode, we dive into the real reason why forgiveness is so hard… and why it’s worth it.I open up about moments in my life where I had to forgive others — not for their sake, but for my own healing. Including the ones that hurt me deeply and the moments I regret not making peace when I had the chance.If you’ve ever struggled with resentment, anger, or that ache that just won’t go away — this one’s for you. 💔✨

What if the pain you’re feeling has a purpose? In this episode, we dive deep into the hidden value of struggle, suffering, and setbacks. Whether it's heartbreak, failure, or grief — pain is not the enemy. Sometimes, it's the invitation.Inspired by the timeless wisdom of Romans 5:3–4, we explore how pain can produce endurance, shape your character, and lead to real hope. This isn’t just a motivational talk — it’s a raw, honest conversation about the parts of life we don’t post about... but desperately need to understand.🧠 Real talk.💥 No fluff.💬 Let’s learn how to live through it — and rise because of it.👇 Share your story or let someone know they’re not alone in the comments.—⚠️ Disclaimer:I am not a licensed therapist or mental health professional. If you're struggling, you don't have to do it alone. Please reach out to a professional counselor at:👉 https://www.windowsofhopecounseling.org/contact-us—Because we’re not just talking about life.We’re learning how to live it — fully, deeply, together.

Grief is one of the most painful yet universal parts of the human experience. In this deeply personal episode, we talk about what it really means to lose someone you love — and how we can begin to live again, even when the pain feels unbearable. I share my own story of losing my uncle and several close friends, and together, we reflect on the waves of sadness, moments of guilt, unexpected triggers, and the strength it takes just to keep going.Whether you’re in the middle of your own grief or supporting someone who is, I hope this video brings comfort, connection, and a reminder that you’re not alone.💬 Have you lost someone you love? Drop a comment below — your story matters.🙏 Let’s heal together.Disclaimer: I am not a licensed therapist or mental health professional. This video is based on personal experience and is meant for reflection and community support. If you or someone you know is struggling, professional help is available. You can contact a trained counselor at Windows of Hope Counseling.