Danielle Dick, Ph.D. is the Commonwealth Professor of both Psychology and Human and Molecular Genetics at Virginia Commonwealth University. Here she directs a research institute on behavioral and emotional health. Her research focuses on how genetic and environmental influences contribute to the development of patterns of substance use and related behaviors.

She is an internationally recognized award-winning expert on genetic and environmental influences on human behavior. In this fascinating conversation Nicole and Danielle discuss the many ways that our genetics affects our lives, personalities, choices and parenting.

Mai Ling Chan works exclusively with people who are committed to supporting the disability community and shows up to help others find the best versions of themselves. Mai Ling proudly represents the global vision of XceptionalLEARNING as the liaison to international disability-focused thought leaders. She’s the co-host of an internationally recognized podcast and has published three Amazon Kindle Best Selling books. On top of this, she has worked with an amazing team of technology experts to create the world’s first brain-computer interface technology for AAC. Nicole and Mai discuss the importance of being an advocate for creating possibility.

Dana is a coach, marathoner, wife, mother and founder of True Potential Running. She understands how our personal circumstances impact what we need as athletes, and she loves encouraging others as they begin their running journeys. Gina is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who founded two successful practices on both the East and West Coast. She is the founder and host of the Rise Resolute Podcast. In this impactful episode these three women discuss how to build a community while facing life’s obstacles.

Dr Deb Kern is a health scientist, visionary teacher, and guide who is dedicated to helping women live divinely embodied lives. She’s created the healing movement practice called PranaShakti Dance, and a transformational online program called The Shakti Sisterhood. In this powerful final episode of season 2, Nicole and Deb explore the impactful ways that we can take charge of our lives and own our joy.

Kim Hale is a public relations specialist and professional dancer who created her own career path after working in the entertainment industry for decades. Kim has discovered a new purpose “behind the scenes” guiding and supporting artists at every stage of their career. In this powerful episode, she shares with Nicole how she’s found possibility after cancer and was able to pivot to a new career.

Jay Ell Alexander has established herself as a communications professional with a true commitment to community engagement through her passion for health and fitness.

She’s the owner of The Vaughn Strategy, a public relations consulting business, and also serves as the owner and CEO of Black Girls Run.

In this inspiring episode, Jay Ell discusses her choice to help change the lives of women through running.

Graci Harkema is the owner of Graci LLC, a diversity, equity & inclusion speaking, and consulting firm. She specializes in diversity, inclusion and implicit bias training, and talent management within Fortune 500, small businesses, and non-profit organizations. In this episode, Graci shares her story that begins with her dramatic birth in the Republic of Congo through her present-day work in anti-racism. This impactful episode shows how Graci has used her experience to help others find possibility.

Heather is a speaker, coach, cancer survivor and host of the popular and ever inspiring Mom Is In Control Podcast. She shares how to find freedom in surrendering, how to identify the thing that lights your soul on fire. Heather and Nicole discuss her book, Dying To Be a Good Mother and how she learned to show up for herself in the midst of a cancer diagnosis.

Amber Mundinger is the Chief Operating Officer and Head of Strategic Partnerships for The Artists Den. She’s also Co-Founder of Bring Music Home- the brand and project she started in March of 2020 to document what was happening to live music venues, their owners across the country during the age of COVID-19. Nicole and Amber discuss how to pursue your passion and push beyond the fear.

Over the past 10 years, Vasavi Kumar has helped thousands of women overcome major life obstacles to create new heights of success. She is a licensed therapist, mindset coach, business strategist, Vasavi is the founder of the MIND Your Own Business membership community, and the host of the Being Human with Vasavi podcast.

In this powerful episode, Nicole Kolenda is the guest. She is interviewed by Richelle Fredson about her current cancer journey and the new focus for this season of The Voice For Possibility. Richelle Fredson is the Founder of Purposeful Platforms, a consulting and coaching agency working with authors to grow their promotional platforms. Together they discuss the courage it takes to find possibility even in the midst of an extreme challenge.

Panagiota Tampakis is a pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist and Visiting Professor in the Communicative Sciences Department at NYU. She has worked in the New York City Department of Education, providing therapy for high school students diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder, expressive-receptive language disorder, central auditory processing disorder, as well as childhood apraxia of speech. She holds a clinical certification from the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association. Panagiota reveals how a cancer diagnosis was unable to stop her from making her dreams come true in this inspirational episode.

Julia Gabor is an award-winning educator and co-founder of kid-grit. kid-grit is a curriculum with a new, holistic approach to youth development that encompasses mindfulness, social and emotional learning, character education, digital, and social media awareness and she finishes off with a project in service-learning. Julia has spent the last 17 years working with esteemed organizations such as the LA-All Stars, the Tiger Woods Foundation, and WRiTE BRAiN BOOKS. Today she’s changing the way people teach and how students can learn during the pandemic. Julia brings inspiring stories of thriving during challenging times to this episode of The Voice For Possibility.

Michelle Garside is co-founder of Soul Camp, the transformative sleep away camp for adults, and Soul Camp Creative, a full-service Marketing Agency devoted to working with conscious companies and brands that are positively impacting the planet. Her clients include coaches, teachers, healers, wellness practitioners, retreat centers, and wellness facilities. Michelle & her companies have been featured in Oprah Magazine, Travel and Leisure, Fitness, Women’s Health, and Good Morning America. Michelle shares her journey of learning to love herself and how she finally found freedom in being authentic.

Kristen Boice is a licensed marriage and family therapist, Close The Chapter podcast host, a member of the American Association of Family and Marriage Therapy, American Counseling Association, and EMDR International Association, as well as a trained EMDR clinician. Her goal is to inspire us to get on the path of becoming more self-aware, taking ownership of our “stuff” and acknowledging the person we most want to be—so we can become them. Kristen brilliantly helps shed the shame that surrounds trauma recovery in this conversation with Nicole.

Dr. Elizabeth Cohen is the CEO and founder of the online divorce course —Afterglow: The Light at the Other Side of Divorce. This 14-week course teaches women how to heal, grow, and ultimately thrive after divorce no matter how difficult the process has been. She’s been featured on the Tamron Hall Show, the Wall Street Journal, NBC News, Women’s Health, Good Housekeeping, and many more. Nicole and Elizabeth help reframe people’s perceptions of divorce and reveal that this tough decision can allow you to live a more fulfilled life.