Ignite Your Heart and Soul with Sara Troy and her guest Ranae Peterson, on air from April 8th
Master Spiritual Coach/Practitioner | International Speaker | Founder of Unwritten: The Teen Girl Empowerment Academy | Award-Winning Empowerment Coach
For nearly two decades, Renae Peterson has been on a mission to transform lives from the inside out. As a spiritual psychologist, empowerment coach, and international speaker, she helps women and teen girls break free from generational wounds, limiting beliefs, and emotional blocks—guiding them to rise with clarity, confidence, and unshakable self-trust.
Renae’s work blends spiritual intelligence, emotional mastery, and conscious leadership, empowering her clients to not just heal, but to reclaim their power and rewrite the narratives that have kept them small. Her approach isn’t about surface-level change; it’s about deep identity evolution, nervous system healing, and stepping into full energetic sovereignty.
As the founder of Unwritten: The Teen Girl Empowerment Academy (formerly Beautiful Inside Academy), Renae has helped thousands of teen girls own their worth, trust their inner knowing, and lead themselves without external validation. But the deeper she went, the more she realized: that healing isn’t just for the next generation—it’s for their mothers, aunts, teachers, and every woman who carries untold stories and unseen wounds. That realization sparked a movement, one that supports women across all stages of life in stepping into their fullest expression.
With over 20 years of experience as a registered nurse specializing in palliative and home care, Renae has walked alongside individuals at the most vulnerable moments of life. She has witnessed firsthand that true healing begins on the inside and that the most powerful work we can do is to deprogram societal conditioning, consciously rewire our identity, and reclaim the power of our own intuition.
At the core of her mission is a simple yet profound truth:
When a woman remembers who she is, she becomes unstoppable.
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Ignite Your Heart and Soul with Sara Troy and her guest Brian Seth Hurst, on air from March 25th
In a world filled with uncertainty, self-doubt, and constant change, how do we find a sense of wholeness and inner certainty? Brian Seth Hurst’s WHOLE is a profound exploration of personal transformation, guiding listeners through the journey of self-inquiry and belief shifts that unlock a deeper understanding of their true selves. Having faced his own life-altering wake-up call, Brian shares the insights and tools that helped him—and can help others—redefine their narratives, release limiting beliefs, and cultivate resilience and self-awareness. With the release of the WHOLE audiobook and companion workbook, this conversation is more timely than ever, offering listeners the wisdom to move forward with purpose, authenticity, and clarity. Whether you are at a personal crossroads, seeking fulfillment, or simply ready to reclaim your power, this episode will inspire you to embark on your own journey to becoming WHOLE.
Brian Seth Hurst’s WHOLE is more than a book—it’s a transformational guide for those navigating a personal wake-up call. Brian’s journey began with a life-altering experience that forced him to question his beliefs, challenge his perceptions, and ultimately rebuild himself from within. Through deep introspection and self-inquiry, he discovered that true healing and fulfillment come from embracing the stories we tell ourselves and reshaping them into a path toward wholeness.
Brian shares WHOLE because now, more than ever, people are searching for clarity, self-empowerment, and meaning in uncertain times. The book, along with its new audiobook and companion workbook, provides the tools to break through limiting beliefs, cultivate self-awareness, and create a life rooted in authenticity and purpose.
This conversation will benefit anyone at a crossroads—whether facing personal transformation, professional reinvention, or simply seeking a more intentional and fulfilling life. Brian’s insights are for those ready to step into their power, rewrite their internal narratives, and finally become WHOLE
Brian Seth Hurst wasn’t in his university philosophy class the day metaphysics was defined. Little did he know that discovering what lies beyond the visible world would become a lifelong avocation. Balancing the study of life with the business of life has led Brian to describe himself as a “metapractical” man.
In 2012, he released the first edition of WHOLE. In response to readers who wanted to explore the book’s concepts and insights more deeply, he has now created The Whole Companion Workbook, featuring exercises designed to complement each chapter, drawn from his work of over 40 years as an intuitive counselor and coach with thousands of clients.
A well-regarded international entertainment professional and prominent figure in the world of media, storytelling, and immersive experiences, he is known for his work as a producer, strategist, and writer, focusing on pioneering new forms of content and storytelling techniques. Hurst has been at the forefront of the intersection between traditional media and emerging technologies, particularly in areas like virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and cross-platform storytelling. He has held leadership positions at The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, and the Producers Guild of America.
Brian’s last literary adventure was as co-author, alongside Olivia Newton-John, of the best-selling children’s book A Pig Tale.
In 2023, after a 40-year absence, Hurst returned to performing, writing, and appearing in the one-man show Full Circle in Los Angeles and Palm Springs.
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Ignite your heart and soul with Sara Troy and her guest Johanna Derbolowsky, on air from February 25th
I’ve been on a spiritual path my whole life—teaching, guiding, and helping people shift to their next level in spirituality, life, and business. Observing the state of the world, from environmental issues to greed, I see an urgent need for transformation and unity as we step into a new reality.
Change is inevitable, yet we resist it. This year especially, we’re being pushed into it in a big way, stirring up fear. But now is the time to face those fears, to become fearless, and to remember who we truly are—our divine source energy is in our very genetics, uniting us all. The challenge is to move forward without judgment, using discernment and staying in our integrity.
In my book, The Transformation Promise (new edition released in November), I help people embrace change rather than be overwhelmed by it. I also created a free 24-day challenge to create miracles, still available online, to support this shift.
I’d love to bring this conversation to your audience, sharing how we can navigate these times with clarity, courage, and purpose.
Johanna Derbolowsky is an international keynote speaker, best-selling author, psychic business coach, spiritual counselor, and transformation coach who has helped clients worldwide navigate major life changes—from overcoming deep-seated fears and health issues to career shifts, relationships, and spiritual awakening.
Born in Germany, Johanna was privately taught by shamans and healers as a child but didn’t want to become a recluse like her teachers, she wanted to be normal and fit in with her peers. Seeking a more conventional path, she pursued a career in the film industry, which brought her to Los Angeles. Yet, her true calling in healing and personal transformation kept pulling her back. She eventually embraced it fully, becoming a teacher of intuition development and psychic awareness, as well as a practitioner of hypnotherapy, Reiki Master, past-life regression, timeline therapy. Her deep interest in spontaneous healing led her to develop The Quantum Heart Field Experience, a powerful method for shifting life circumstances.
With over 25 years in metaphysics, Johanna is an ordained minister with the International Metaphysical Ministries and the author of Johanna Derbolowsky, The Transformation Promise. Through private coaching, workshops, and speaking engagements, she helps people with metaphysics, break limiting patterns, and step into their highest potential—whether in life, business, or spiritual evolution.
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Sara Troy with her guest Mark J. Chironna PhD, on air from February 18th
There are moments in history when the world shifts—not in small, incremental ways, but in seismic, irreversible transformations. To navigate such times wisely, it is imperative that we learn to recognize where we stand in the arc of history. Every era carries within it the weight of the past, the demands of the present, and the unseen forces of the future pressing upon it. As Sohail Inayatullah has observed, the future is not a distant horizon but an active force shaping the present, just as the past continues to exert its influence in ways we do not always recognize. True discernment requires holding these three dimensions in tension—learning from what has been, reckoning with what is, and preparing for what is to come.
Throughout history, those who have understood the times have been those who could perceive not only the immediate crisis but also the deeper undercurrents shaping it. The ancient Hebrew Canon speaks of the sons of Issachar, who were praised for their ability to interpret the times and know what ancient Israel should do (1 Chronicles 12:32), a skill as essential now as it was then. We are not simply reacting to isolated events; we are standing in the midst of a larger transition, one that is exposing long-buried fractures, dismantling once-unquestioned assumptions, and forcing us to reconsider where true stability lies. If we are to respond with wisdom rather than fear, our first obligation is to understand the nature of this moment—what is being revealed, what is being removed, and what is being required of us.
The challenge before us is not merely political or cultural; it is spiritual and psychological at its core. We are witnessing the unmooring of collective certainties and the erosion of structures that once felt immovable. This is not just about the crisis of governance or the disintegration of institutional trust—it is about what happens within the human soul when the external world becomes unreliable. When the ground shifts beneath us, we instinctively grasp for stability. Some turn to nostalgia, clinging to past certainties as if they can be recovered. Others give in to despair, assuming that nothing holds anymore. But neither reaction provides what is truly needed: the courage to confront the reality of upheaval without losing our grounding in what is timeless.
It is tempting in times of collapse to look for scapegoats, to assign blame for the instability we feel. But blame is a cheap substitute for wisdom. The impulse to attribute every failure to ideological enemies—whether real or imagined—exposes something more fragile than conviction: a fear of facing what is truly unfolding. When we see old structures giving way, the question is not merely Who is at fault? but What is being revealed? Are we witnessing the necessary dismantling of illusions that could never hold? Is this a time of purification, where we must let go of what was never built to endure?
The present crisis is not only external; it is also internal—spiritual, psychological, and moral. If the younger generation appears vulnerable, unprotected, or uncertain, it is not because they are inherently weak, but because they have inherited a world where meaning has been fractured. They are navigating an existence where competing narratives, unchecked power, and shifting cultural tides leave little room for rootedness. To simply denounce them as lost or misguided is to abdicate responsibility. The deeper question is, how have we prepared them to endure times like these? Have we offered them something firm enough to stand on when the ground beneath them gives way?
And yet, there are signs of resilience. Even in disruption, the capacity to communicate, to connect with a deeper truth, remains. What is anchored is not lost, even if it seems momentarily displaced. The disorientation of the present moment may feel as if our clarity and voice have been taken from us, but there remains the possibility of recovering what matters most. This recovery will not happen through reactionary defensiveness but through a depth of soul that can withstand upheaval without turning bitter, a faith that does not depend on stability to remain steadfast.
If we are to move forward in wisdom, we must first learn to sit with the weight of what is happening—not in passive despair, but in the kind of sober discernment that refuses easy answers. The times demand more than simplistic blame or ideological posturing. They require a clarity that can see through the noise and recognize what is at stake. We do not need louder voices or more heated rhetoric. We need something far rarer: reasonable and reasoning adults who are mature enough to be willing to see, to name, and to walk forward without fear.
Dr. Mark Chironna is a public scholar, executive and personal coach, and thought leader with five decades of experience in leadership development, cultural analysis, and future-focused strategies. With advanced degrees in Psychology, Applied Semiotics and Futures Studies, and Theology, he brings a unique interdisciplinary approach to helping individuals and organizations navigate complexity, unlock potential, and craft innovative solutions.
As a Board Certified Coach with over 30,000 hours of experience, he empowers leaders and teams to thrive through resilience, foresight, and actionable strategies. Passionate about human flourishing, he integrates psychological insight and cultural trends to inspire growth and transformation.
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