Inspirational Women

Arndrea Waters King is a passionate and compassionate leader, dedicated to making the world a better place. Together with her husband, Martin Luther King III, Marc Keilburger, and Craig Keilburger, they have written a great new book with stories and ideas about our own legacy, and the ways we can further build a strong

Julie Potiker is a mindfulness expert and author of "SNAP! From Chaos to Calm." She is a member of the teaching team at UCSD Center for Mindfulness. Learning and incorporating mindfulness into our lives is a great plan anytime but is a perfect fit for the beginning of a new year, with great new energy. Julie gives us i

Ali Katz is a lawyer, and the founder and CEO of Personal Family Law. Speaking from personal experience of philosophy put into action, Ali provides a fundamental look at life, and at death. She encourages us to see the opportunities in conflict, the lessons to emerge that guide us in living our best life, to be more of

Caroline Topperman is an interesting and inspiring woman - an entrepreneur, a writer who at heart is a storyteller, one from a long line of storytellers. As discovered in insights from her newest book, entitled "Your Roots Cast a Shadow," a hopefulness emerges, that we are inspired to do some seeking of our own roots,

Corinne Cavanaugh writes contemporary fiction novels for book club readers. Corinne holds a master’s degree in international relations from Harvard University and has had a career in marketing. Now as she mothers her toddlers, she finds a perfect outlet in writing to explore topics of women's empowerment. She brings us

Heidi Posnien and Rhonda Lauritzen speak about Heidi's life as a child in Berlin during WWII. This is the 80th anniversary of the beginning of that war. Rhonda had learned about Heidi who lived near her, and being an author spent time hearing Heidi's story and together they present the book "A Child in Berlin: The Poig