
The Getting Real with Hilary Show
Hilary Arnow Burns grew up in Westport, Connecticut. She graduated from the Wharton Business School at the University of Pennsylvania in 1981. She spent over 30 years as a business consultant to companies all over the world. This podcast, is committed to people living their best lives. Hilary’s job is to have conversations with people who have gotten unstuck and triumphed in the face of life’s circumstances so you can see that you can, too. She has a YouTube channel and a website, GettingRealwithHilary.com. She has written 3 books which are available on Amazon.
Show episodes

Who Else Cares About What You Care About? | Renee Beth Poindexter | Hilary Burns | S5EP13
Who Else Cares About What You Care About? Creating Intergenerational Communities That Change the World | Renee Beth Poindexter | Hilary Burns | S5EP13Renee Beth was curious about how people learn, what makes people tick, what they care about and who else cares about that. She followed the thread of her questions to man

Uncovering The World's Best and Most Talented People | Jodi Asbell-Clarke | Hilary Burns | S5EP12
Jodi taught me about STEM - Science, Tech, Engineering and Math - she was involved back in the 1980's before it even had a name. As one of the few women physicists, she was encouraged to continue down her path. She worked on the space shuttle and met the astronauts. At some point she pivoted and went to work for TERC

A Cuban refugee, journalist, and author of memoir Property of the Revolution | Ana Hebra Flaster | Hilary Burns | S5EP11
Ana Hebra Flaster, a Cuban refugee, journalist, and author of memoir Property of the Revolution has an incredible story. At age five, Ana fled Cuba in a 48-hour escape that upended her life, and rebuilt it in a New Hampshire mill town. Her memoir is funny, raw, and full of fierce love, told through the voices of the

Buffet Of Psychicness - Angels, Death, Healing, Body Scans | Julie Ryan | Hilary Burns | S5EP10
In Julie Ryan's book, Angelic Attendants, Julie describes what happened when her mother was dying. There were angels, spirits, pets, and family members all around her. As Julie began to see more people die, she developed a chart. Sort of like an organizational chart except it is for death.It's almost hard to believe, b
Rhetah Kwan (Tah) is called to light. When she went through a dark time with her husband, her heart took the brunt of her 9 year trauma. A friend told her she could help her and introduced her to a technology that uses light to help us heal. It activates stem cells and regenerates our health.She couldn't help her husba
"I was 36 years old, exhausted, and weighed 319 pounds. I wanted to stay alive for my 4 kids....."Dave Knapp started on a journey he never expected to be on. He was diagnosed with diabetes and was not a candidate for bariatric surgery. He started learning about glp-1 inhibitors and it changed his life.He now has a podc