This week’s guest is someone who holds one of the biggest pieces of my heart — my 16‑year‑old son, Khemper Campbell. If you’ve followed Roni’s Remedy, my coaching brand and advice column, you know this show is all about real conversations, emotional wellness, personal growth, and the people who shape our lives. Khemper is my firstborn, my guinea pig, and watching him grow into the young man he is today has been one of my greatest joys.In this episode, we talk about his journey into homeschooling with ASU Prep Digital, working as a cashier at Home Depot, paying his own bills, and preparing to make headway into the Air Force. I am so proud of him — his discipline, his maturity, and his drive to build a strong future for himself.We dive into siblings, dating, social media, growing up in today’s world, and what it feels like to step into adulthood at 16. It’s honest, funny, emotional, and one of the most meaningful conversations I’ve ever had on this show. Sharing this experience with him was beautiful — a moment I’ll treasure forever.Thank you for joining me for Episode 22. This series continues to grow into a space for connection, healing, and stories that matter. Let’s keep learning and lifting each other up, one conversation at a time.#RonisRemedy #AdviceColumn #LifeCoaching #EmotionalWellness #PersonalGrowth #RealConversations #PodcastShow #ASUPrepDigital #TeenLife #AirForceBound #AuthenticStories #MindsetCoach #LifeAdvice #YumaAZCreator #KhemperCampbell

EPISODE 21 — WITH SONYA TERRY, VISTAGE WORLDWIDE & YOGA INSTRUCTOR AT TRANQUILITY WELLNESS STUDIOThis week’s guest is someone who carries wisdom, light, and a beautifully grounded spirit — Sonya Terry. She works with Vistage Worldwide Inc., helping CEOs come together to brainstorm, vent, collaborate, and find real business solutions. She’s also a yoga instructor at Tranquility Wellness Studio, where she teaches people how to find their inner light and reconnect with themselves. If you’ve followed Roni’s Remedy, my coaching brand and advice column, you know this show is all about real conversations, emotional wellness, personal growth, and the people who inspire us to evolve. Sonya is one of those people who feels like an old soul you’ve known forever.In this episode, Sonya shares her journey as a long‑term Yuman who finally left Yuma at 44 and has been traveling ever since. Her travels have shaped her perspective, expanded her heart, and filled her with the kind of wisdom that only comes from truly living. She’s mature, insightful, and deeply connected to her purpose — and I’m so grateful our paths crossed. We definitely knew each other in a past life.We talk about leadership, inner healing, self‑expression, caring for parents, learning self‑care, and how travel can transform your entire outlook on life. Sonya’s energy is calming, inspiring, and full of truth — the kind that makes this show what it is: supportive, relatable, and rooted in growth.Thank you for joining me for Episode 21. This series continues to grow into a space for connection, healing, and stories that matter. Let’s keep learning and lifting each other up, one conversation at a time.🔥 Hashtags#RonisRemedy #AdviceColumn #LifeCoaching #EmotionalWellness #PersonalGrowth #RealConversations #PodcastShow #VistageWorldwide #LeadershipCoaching #YogaLife #AuthenticStories #WomenEmpoweringWomen #MindsetCoach #LifeAdvice #YumaAZCreator #SonyaTerry🏷️ Tagsronis remedyadvice column brought to lifelife coaching showpersonal growth podcastemotional wellness conversationsvistage worldwidetranquility wellness studiosonya terryleadership and yogayuma arizona creatorauthentic conversationsself improvement contentwomen empowermentlife wisdom storiespodcast episode 21real talk showmindset coachingpersonal development show

This week’s guest is someone who proves that changing careers later in life is not only possible — it’s powerful. Domingo Flores, owner of Super’s Junk Removal, went from probation officer to full‑time junk hauler, and he’s now six years into running a successful business he absolutely loves. If you’ve followed Roni’s Remedy, my coaching brand and advice column, you know this show is all about real conversations, emotional wellness, personal growth, and the people who show up for their community. Domingo is one of those people who leads with service, kindness, and heart.In this episode, Domingo shares what junk removal really looks like, what he offers his customers, and why helping people brings him so much joy. We talk about the courage it takes to pivot careers, the pride of building something from the ground up, and the importance of showing up with integrity in every job you do.We also answer questions about weight loss, self‑esteem, not fighting in front of the kids, marriage, and how to stay married for a long time. Domingo speaks honestly, openly, and with the kind of grounded wisdom that makes this show what it is — supportive, relatable, and rooted in growth.Thank you for joining me for Episode 20. This series continues to grow into a space for connection, healing, and stories that matter. Let’s keep learning and lifting each other up, one conversation at a time.#RonisRemedy #AdviceColumn #LifeCoaching #EmotionalWellness #PersonalGrowth #RealConversations #PodcastShow #SupersJunkRemoval #CareerChange #CommunitySupport #AuthenticStories #MindsetCoach #LifeAdvice #YumaAZCreator #DomingoFlores

This week’s guest is someone who has poured his heart into Yuma’s youth — Tyler Hinton, also known as Platinum Yogi. He’s an all‑star wrestling coach, an MMA fighter, a PE teacher, and one of the most dedicated mentors you’ll ever meet. If you’ve followed Roni’s Remedy, my coaching brand and advice column, you know this show is all about real conversations, emotional wellness, personal growth, and the people who show up for their community. Tyler is one of those people who leads with discipline, compassion, and purpose.

In this episode, Tyler shares his journey coaching at Woodard Jr. High, Gila Ridge High School, and Matador Wrestling Club — all while inspiring kids to chase their goals with grit and heart. He holds a special place in my family’s life because he mentors our 16‑year‑old in athletics and life planning, and I’m so proud of everything he’s accomplished.

We dive into all things wrestling, how to rise above gossip, the joy of loving dogs, and how to deal with heartbreak at a young age. Tyler speaks truthfully, openly, and with the kind of grounded wisdom that makes this show what it is — supportive, relatable, and rooted in growth.

Thank you for joining me for Episode 19. This series continues to grow into a space for connection, healing, and stories that matter. Let’s keep learning and lifting each other up, one conversation at a time.#RonisRemedy #AdviceColumn #LifeCoaching #EmotionalWellness #PersonalGrowth #RealConversations #PodcastShow #YumaWrestling #PlatinumYogi #MMAFighter #YouthMentorship #AuthenticStories #MindsetCoach #LifeAdvice #YumaAZCreator

This week’s guest is someone who brings humor, honesty, and pure fun to every conversation — Jordan Atondo, host of Slobs On The Pod. If you’ve followed Roni’s Remedy, my coaching brand and advice column, you know this show is all about real conversations, emotional wellness, personal growth, and the people who show up authentically. Jordan is one of those people who makes you laugh while also making you think.

In this episode, Jordan shares how he took a hiatus from his podcast and came back stronger than ever. It’s amazing to see him win — and even more amazing to see how many people are in his corner cheering him on. We talk about love after losing a spouse, handling confrontation with maturity, and learning how to let go of control when life demands it. It’s real, heartfelt, and hilarious all at once.

Jordan’s energy is contagious, his honesty refreshing, and his comeback story inspiring. This conversation is full of laughs, depth, and the kind of truth that makes this show what it is — supportive, relatable, and rooted in growth.

Thank you for joining me for Episode 18. This series continues to grow into a space for connection, healing, and stories that matter. Go give Jordan a follow, subscribe to Slobs On The Pod, and show him some love.

This week’s guest is someone who embodies loyalty, truth, and pure Yuma pride — Raymond Redd, local rapper, community supporter, and the force behind Savage Radio. If you’ve followed Roni’s Remedy, my coaching brand and advice column, you know this show is all about real conversations, emotional wellness, personal growth, and the people who show up authentically. Raymond is one of those people who would give anyone the shirt off his back.In this episode, Raymond shares his passion for music, his mission with Savage Radio, and why giving back to the community matters so deeply to him. He’s a true Yuman — honest, real, and full of heart. We dive into marriage, honesty, betrayal, letting go of toxic friendships, and what it means to grow into a better version of yourself. His perspective is raw, refreshing, and rooted in lived experience.And yes — he blessed us with a rap, and it was so good. We laugh, we get real, and we explore the kind of conversations that make this show what it is — supportive, relatable, and rooted in growth. Raymond’s story is inspiring, grounded, and full of the kind of truth people need to hear.Thank you for joining me for Episode 17. This series continues to grow into a space for connection, healing, and stories that matter. Let’s keep learning and lifting each other up, one conversation at a time.#RonisRemedy #AdviceColumn #LifeCoaching #EmotionalWellness #PersonalGrowth #RealConversations #PodcastShow #SavageRadio #YumaMusicScene #AuthenticStories #CommunityHeroes #MindsetCoach #LifeAdvice #YumaAZCreator #RaymondRedd

This week’s guest is someone who brings passion, creativity, and heart to education — Heather Acosta, owner of Positive Expressionz Microschool. If you’ve followed Roni’s Remedy, my coaching brand and advice column, you know this show is all about real conversations, emotional wellness, personal growth, and the people who make our community stronger. Heather is one of those people who shows up with enthusiasm, compassion, and a deep love for her students.

In this episode, Heather shares how she built an almost‑at‑capacity microschool designed to meet each child exactly where they are. She has so many degrees I can’t even keep track — but what truly sets her apart is her ability to teach outside the box and create a learning environment where kids feel seen, supported, and excited to grow. Her love for the kiddos shines through everything she does.

We dive into questions about caring for aging parents, learning self‑care, and how toxic relationships can even influence unhealthy food choices. It’s honest, relatable, and full of the kind of wisdom that makes this show what it is — supportive, real, and rooted in growth. Heather’s perspective is refreshing, inspiring, and full of heart.

Thank you for joining me for Episode 16. This series continues to grow into a space for connection, healing, and stories that matter. Let’s keep learning and lifting each other up, one conversation at a time.

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This week’s guest is one of Yuma’s most recognizable entrepreneurs, creative minds, and all-around genuine people — Jon Perry, owner of Imaginary Friends and PrintZoom.If you’ve followed Roni’s Remedy, my coaching brand and advice column, you know this show is all about real conversations, emotional wellness, personal growth, and learning from people who have built their lives with intention. Jon brings a refreshingly honest perspective on business, branding, and what it truly means to connect with people.In this episode, Jon breaks down the difference between branding and marketing, why your brand is so much more than just a logo, and how authenticity can be one of the most valuable tools you have.We also talk about entrepreneurship, building relationships with clients, and the creative process behind helping businesses tell their stories. Of course, we couldn’t leave out his signature collection of goofy hats or his love of giving people a behind-the-scenes tour of the Imaginary Friends studio.We also dive into his personal life, including how he and his wife met on MySpace and have built a strong marriage over the past 18 years.Jon shares his thoughts with honesty, humor, and the kind of straight-shooting advice that has earned him the respect of so many people in our community. This conversation is full of laughs, practical wisdom, and reminders that genuine relationships will always outlast flashy marketing.Thank you for joining me for Episode 15. Every episode of Roni’s Remedy is another opportunity to learn from incredible people, hear authentic stories, and grow together.I hope this conversation leaves you inspired to build your brand, strengthen your relationships, and stay true to who you are.