Sex, Money & Food

What if a few simple changes in your environment could make you more productive and efficient? Our guest for today’s show, Nikki Klugh, believes just that and is here to tell us how! Nikki is the CEO and Principal Designer at Nikki Klugh Design Group, where she helps people create spaces that they love. She returns to the show to talk about making your office a sacred place. She gives her suggestions on color palettes, furniture arrangements, scents, organization, and much more!

It’s no secret that our culture is heavily immersed in appearances, which is why the diet and fitness industry is so profitable. With ever-changing trends and new products on the market daily it’s easy to get confused about how to make the best decisions for your health.   Our guest today, Monique Hawk, is here to help us sort it out. Monique brings her expertise earned by studying nutrition, and competing in national bodybuilding competitions. Join us as we dive deep into these issues on this episode of The Real World Woman: Sex, Money, and Food Podcast!

We live in a masculine world: everything is about being on the go, getting it done, doing more and achieving more than anyone else. And sometimes in the hustle of all of that it’s easy for a woman to lose touch with her femininity and the pleasure and power it brings.   An expert on the subject of femininity and pleasure, Briana Anderson, joins us to share her journey as well as what pleasure is and why it’s the key to unlocking your full potential as a woman. All of that and more on this episode of The Real World Woman: Sex, Money, and Food Podcast!

How can a hobby evolve into a passion-filled career? Here to talk about how they got hooked on filmmaking are brothers and business partners, Damon and Dakin Chamberlain.   Damon and Dakin are the owners of Frontside Films—a family-based videography company that focuses on shooting weddings and documentaries. Today, we’re coming to you from Costa Rica, where Frontside Films is currently working on an exciting project.   We discuss expressing art via different avenues, learning on the job, and what it’s like to view the world from behind a camera lens on this episode of The Real World Woman: Sex, Money, and Food Podcast!

If you’ve ever shared your passion with someone only to have them put you down our guest on today’s episode will give you hope. John Yuskaitis is the creator of the comic series Boots and Pup.   After not getting a job working in comics in his 20s John had put his dreams to the side and went to work for an agency creating junk mail. On this episode of the show he talks about how his friend’s encouragement led him to seek out his dream again. He shares about bringing to life his two characters, Boots and Pup, and creating a comic series about them and later several books.

Have you ever wanted to know more about the mind-body connection? Today I’m sitting down with Leah Berzon to learn more about Spiritual Psychology, an integration of the spiritual and physical world.   Leah is a yoga teacher, who guides spiritually infused classes, focusing on the body, mind, and spirit. She is here to share her journey to not only finding her passion in helping others, but also how she found harmony and balance within herself.

The Real World Woman: Sex, Money, and Food Podcast Have your parents always told you you need to put 20% down to own a home? That’s not the case today according to real estate expert and our guest for this episode, Jason Cassity.   Jason joins the show to talk about who should own a home, the advantages of a condo vs. a home and how (and why) he got into real estate.

The Real World Woman: Sex, Money, and Food Podcast with Brian Funcik   Have you ever wanted to put your skills and talents to use to make an impact in the world? Our guest today, Brian Funcik, is helping change lives in Costa Rica and shares how you can help others wherever you are.   Brian spends his free time surfing in Costa Rica, and his days heading the sales department for Las Catalinas, an ecologically sustainable city being constructed on the Guanacaste Coast of Costa Rica. Additionally, Brian volunteers his time to work with Agros, a group working to eradicate poverty in Central America.

  with Dr. Sami Longo-Dissie   How can you navigate hookups safely? How can sex lead to radiant health? On this episode of The Real World Woman: Sex, Money, and Food Podcast, we’re welcoming back Dr. Sami Longo-Dissie to answer these questions!   As the founder of Samadhi Research, as well as a counselor, Sami has a wealth of information on topics such as sacred sex, and the relationships we have with our bodies. Sami is here today to share her insight and experiences on the health benefits of sex, and how to have deeper, richer sexual experiences.

The Real World Woman: Sex, Money, and Food Podcast with Lindsay Losasso   Have you ever felt like there is more to life than the daily grind? Do you want to stop living for the weekend, and make a difference in the life of others? Today’s guest, Lindsay Losasso, had the same realization after graduate school, and implemented a radical change.   Today, The Real World Woman Podcast is coming to you from beautiful Costa Rica, where Lindsay Losasso is the Director of Education for the non-profit Abriendo Mentes. Abriendo Mentes works to improve economic conditions in Spanish speaking countries, teaching individuals skills to supplement their family’s income.

The Real World Woman: Sex, Money, and Food Podcast with Emerson Windy   What’s the real key to success in life? Following your passion wherever it leads you, according to our guest on today’s show. Emerson Windy is a writer, producer and rap star who has always known his passion was music.   On today’s episode of the Real World Woman: Sex, Money and Food podcast he talks about following that passion from behind the scenes as a music producer to holding center stage as a rapper, why he made that leap and why he’s so committed to making a difference as an entrepreneur and a philanthropist.  

On this episode of The Real World Woman: Sex, Money, and Food Podcast, I’m chatting with Sahar Zakir. Sahar is a freelance makeup artist who brings her expertise to photo shoots and special events, and today she’s sharing that expertise with us on everything from lash extensions to how to create a 5-minute beauty routine!

We all think about money, but how much do you really know about building good credit, tax brackets, and being financially prepared for the future? On this episode of The Real World Woman: Sex, Money, and Food Podcast, Billy Combs is here to dive into those finance topics.   Billy is a financial strategist at Westpac Wealth Partners in San Diego, California, where he approaches financial planning with a holistic methodology. Billy finds satisfaction in helping people reach their goals, and he joins us today to share his expertise on allocating your money wisely.

On this episode of The Real World Woman: Sex, Money, and Food Podcast, I’m chatting with power couple, Cookie Sayyadeth and Daveed Ragnel. Cookie and Daveed are here today to share their insights into maintaining a healthy relationship, intuitive manifestation, and how they’ve constructed and maintained a contract for their relationship.   Cookie and Daveed also share their tips for personal growth, making time for reading, and following their passion to find fulfilling careers on today’s Real World Woman Podcast.  

Do you think golf is just for men? Or perhaps you've secretly wondered if playing golf could help you get ahead in your career.   Our guest for today's show, Jenn Harris, is an expert on golf, helping women play golf to further their careers and enjoying themselves along the way! She's here for this edition of the Real World Woman: Sex, Money and Food podcast to dish about all of that and more.

Credit. It’s the one word we all are impacted by and most of us know very little about. Here to help change that is Eran Sinai, credit expert and owner/operator of IDR Protect. On this episode of The Real World Woman podcast Eran and I discuss what your credit score is comprised of, how to stop getting those credit card offers in the mail and steps you can take to protect your credit right now. Tune in to this special edition of the show to hear about a very important subject that impacts all of us.

Is interior design really just for the rich and famous, or can everyday people work with a designer too? Our guest, Nikki Klugh, is a San Diego interior designer who says anyone can have a designer’s help in transforming their home.   On this episode of The Real World Woman podcast Nikki gives her interior design suggestions on how to make your home and your bedroom your own, and much more!

What can yoga teach us about nourishing ourselves? Plenty! So says our returning guest for today’s episode, Ashton Szabo.   If you’ve been listening to the show regularly you heard Ashton on a previous episode (if you haven’t heard it listen here), and you know about his travels in Asia and his yoga practice.   On today’s episode of The Real World Woman show we talk about the different types of nourishment: fast food vs actual nourishment in 5 different areas of our lives, how to get into the flow state easier, and much more.  

Do you think being in your 20s means you’re too young to start your own business? Or have you ever wondered if you really need renter’s insurance? Here to talk about both subjects is our guest for today’s show, Jasmine Corona.   Jasmine is a wife, mother and self-starter who opened her own insurance agency at the age of 25. On this episode we talk about why you need coverage, what it means to be insured vs. just having coverage, and how to get the most bang for your premium bucks!

On this episode of The Real World Woman: Sex, Money and Food Podcast, I'm sitting down with Nicole Matthews, an adventurous and a globally recognized planner. event planner who is also involved heavily with her community. Nicole did not begin her career as a stellar event planner but instead, she began in corporate America. But the entire time she was there she was secretly wishing to “take the leap” and begin her own business. After many years, she did just that, and began using her talents to shape her now renowned organization, The Henley Company.