Today, we're in conversation with Zainab Salbi, a remarkable humanitarian, writer, and social entrepreneur. Zainab recounts her harrowing experiences growing up under Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq, her escape to America through an arranged marriage, and the subsequent challenges she overcame, including domestic violence and financial hardship. Focusing on her healing journey, she emphasizes the importance of building a support network, embracing vulnerability, and the transformative power of telling one's truth.

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On this episode we talk to Dirk Eldredge who discusses his addiction to becoming a leader in recovery services. He talks about his 'white flag' moment, intervention by friends, and navigation through rehab to achieve 21 years of sobriety. He highlights the role of mentors, emphasizing the nuances of intervention, family dynamics, and working with athletes at USC and the Seattle Seahawks. The discussion touches on the challenges of relapse, the importance of trust and respect, and Pete Carroll's impactful leadership.

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On this episode, we're in conversation with Father Gregory Boyle, the founder of Homeboy Industries, the world's leading gang intervention, rehabilitation, and reentry program. Father Boyle shares his inspiring journey, including transformative experiences in Bolivia, his tenure as the youngest pastor in Los Angeles, and the evolution of Homeboy Industries. The discussion covers the significance of love, community, and foundational healing in transforming lives.

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