TWO NOBODYS

Suzanne Yatim Aslam joins the Two Nobodys to discuss how she navigated through postpartum and perinatal depression. what a supportive father looks like, the cultural pressures of being a mom, and so much more.

IG: @suzyatimaslam

www.SuzanneYatimAslam.com

Book: https://www.amazon.com/Postpardon-Me-postpartum-depression-anxiety/dp/0578999102/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3I5RWNMNS74E&keywords=post+pardon+me&qid=1645739635&sprefix=post+pardon+me%2Caps%2C142&sr=8-1&pldnSite=1

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Suzanne Yatim Aslam is a former actress, activist and Miss Arab USA. After becoming a mother she took to writing and now writes full time in Scottsdale, Arizona. 

 

Her debut book is called Post Pardon Me- a fickle woman's spiral into postpartum depression and anxiety and how the hell she found her way out of it. (Sort of.)

Tom Paladino is a scalar energy researcher and joins the Two Nobodys show to showcase how working with scalar light can be used to heal others. Tom is based in Florida. Scalar energy is the fundamental life force found everywhere in the world, space and universe. It originates from the sun and stars. Chi, prana, OM, mana, life force, pyramid energy or zero-point energy are synonymous terms for scalar energy.

https://www.scalarlight.com/

IG: @scalarlight

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Tom theorized that all energy in the universe initiates as scalar energy; and that the sun of our solar system and the stars of the universe are the points of origin, “the storehouses,” for scalar energy. He further theorized that scalar energy is instructive energy, as the entire universe is instructed by this Divine Essence. Subsequently, all spiritual, cognitive, emotional and physical action in the universe is initiated and maintained by scalar energy instructions. Scalar energy provides order in the universe.

Kelsey Walker, Founder of From the Green Desk joins the Two Nobodys to talk about her own journey of losing her daughter Hope in 2017, the lack of support for women who have suffered similar losses, and attention that reproductive rights is receiving on both sides of the political spectrum.

 

Website: fromthegreendesk.com

Instagram: @from_the_green_desk

FB: From The Green Desk & Kelsey Walker

Pinterest: From The Green Desk

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Kelsey Walker started out her life in Kansas City before moving to Chicago with her family. The city formed her passion for reproductive rights and nonprofit missions. She has since worked for nonprofits for the last 11 years, making her start doing search and rescue in New Mexico and climbing her way to becoming a Founder and CEO. 

Kelsey is married to her husband, Christopher, who rescued her literally and figuratively. They have two living children, Cayden and Ember, and their baby in the clouds, Hope.

They lost Hope in 2017, and after several years of healing, and seeing the injustice surging in Texas, Kansas, and Mississippi, Kelsey finally wrote her memoir. Face Everything And Rise is a memoir on abortion, child loss, PTSD, and finding the strength to rise and become a women's rights advocate. From the book, she formed From The Green Desk, an up-and-coming nonprofit that focuses on coaching, group therapy, and narrative meditation for people who have had abortions, lost pregnancies, or children.

Callen McGibbon (Founder and CEO of REPerformance) joins the Two Nobodys for a conversation that highlights resilience, the importance of breathing, developing an entrepreneurial mindset, and what it takes to coach elite level athletes.

Twitter: @_reperformance IG: @_reperformance Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/REPerformanceinc Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/18107015/ 

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Callen McGibbon is a serial entrepreneur, with a track record of success in the health and fitness industry. Like most entrepreneurs Callen’s story starts by having a dream and starting with nothing. Callen founded 3 companies in the health and fitness industry in, retail, paramedical services, mobile apps and fitness software. Callen is purpose driven with a passion for learning more about the human body and helping everyone and anyone achieve health for life. He views the world as a encyclopedia of knowledge and positions himself in a path to effectively and efficiently learn as much as possible each and every day. Callen builds his companies by focusing intensely on company culture developing his team professionally and holistically.

Gramps Jeffrey (Marc Joseph) joins the Two Nobodys to discuss his latest book “I Don’t Want to Turn 3”. Gramps shares the critical role grandparents have in a child’s development, how parenting has evolved over generations, and how to support a child when they’re a toddler.

www.grampsjeffrey.com

https://idontwanttoturn3.com/

Email: [email protected]

IG: @authorgrampsjeffrey

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Gramps Jeffrey’s children’s book, “I Don’t Want to Turn 3”, explores what goes through a toddler’s mind that parents are so desperate to understand. It is based on the true experiences he has had with his 6 grandchildren that were born 2 each to his 3 Millennial daughters.

Gramps Jeffrey is the pen name for Marc Joseph whose first book “The Secrets of Retailing…How to Beat Wal-Mart” was written to help entrepreneurs and small businesses compete against the big guys. Arianna Huffington read his book and asked him to contribute to the Huffington Post. He has written over 100 articles about small businesses, education, the homeless and several other nonprofit topics dear to all of us.

Gramps and his lovely wife Cathy live in Scottsdale, Arizona where 2 of his grandchildren live. 2 more live in Austin, Texas and 2 in Orlando, Florida.

Dr. James Cahill an experimental plant ecologist from the University of Alberta joins the Two Nobodys to discuss the field of plant behavior. Understand how plants coexist, work, and communicate with one another to thrive and defend against predators in the natural environment.  Dr. Cahill describes how natural plant behavior can have implications for food production and humans.

https://cahilllab.ca/

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Dr. James Cahill is a Professor of ecology at the University of Alberta, Canada. His work attempts to integrate how plant decision making alters species coexistence and patterns in biodiversity.  This line of research has highlighted how behavioral ecological theory, developed primarily for mobile animals, is a very good starting point for understanding the social lives of plants.  Over the last 20+ years, he has trained numerous graduate and undergraduate students in experimental plant ecology, and offered a different perspective than expressed by the common ecological paradigms.  He is also actively engaged in science communication, with a focus on using a data-driven approach to enhance public understanding.  He may be most well known for his work as the lead scientist on a widely viewed documentary about plant behavior (What plants talk about, PBS Nature and Smarty plants, CBC Nature of things).  To date, those films have been viewed more than 2,000,000 times indicating a public fascination with the biology of plants.

Adwoa (Didee) Alorse, Founder and CEO of GirlTable joins the Two Nobodys for a wholesome discussion about her journey and the drivers for starting GirlTable.

GirlTable is a community platform that enables women and girls to ask and answer questions, engage in deeper conversations, unlock valuable opportunities for collaboration, and find fresh new ideas and practices to take into their daily lives.

www.girltable.com

Facebook: facebook.com/girltable

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/girltable

IG: @girltable

Twitter: @thegirltable

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Adwoa Alorse is a social entrepreneur who enjoys creating solutions for vulnerable populations such as children, youth, and women. Through her company GirlTable, Adwoa is using web-technology to inspire and empower women and girls across the globe. Though a Canadian by birth, Adwoa lived outside Canada for several years in countries like Ghana (also her heritage), The Gambia, Swaziland, and Zimbabwe, where she picked up an appreciation for the differences and similarities in the global human experience. She holds a Master of Public Service degree and a Bachelor of Arts and Business (Political Science major) degree from the University of Waterloo, as well as a Graduate Certificate in Public Management and Governance from the University of Ottawa. She believes in the power of community and collaboration, and is committed to the socio-economic empowerment of children, women, and youth across the globe.

Kyle and Rupesh discuss whether the remakes of some classic Disney films into live-action versions was worth it, and how it will be strange to come back to society that will have to live with COVID. The Trucker Convoy in Canada is occupying much of the news and the Two Nobodys discuss the original intent and what seems to be their purpose. Waning trust in our institutions becomes a cause for concern, and how there's a shift to decentralized everything, with the use of blockchains.

The Two Nobodys get together to start off their second year of the podcast discussing how their first year went, that we live in a world that easily discounts people's views, the inability of progressives to band together to get things done, taxation of billionaires, what's cooler space or the ocean, and the world of conspiracies. 

Joelle Prevost (Author and Counsellor) joins the Two Nobodys to discuss her new book The Conversation Guide. Joelle walks through what led her to writing the book, the process of publishing, and her story.

IG: j.l.prevost

www.theconversationguide.com

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Joelle L. Prevost holds a master’s degree in counseling psychology and is a registered clinical counselor (British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors), a licensed teacher (British Columbia Teachers’ Federation), and a passionate communication-skills coach. She has worked in high school, group, and one-on-one settings. In private practice, Joelle works with individuals and couples experiencing communication challenges, anxiety, trauma, and chronic illness. In her spare time, she writes music, makes cold-process soap, plays pool, and enjoys hanging out with her cat and her dog in her native British Columbia, Canada.