The Gab

Barb talks to us about her her life and her biggest discovery of volunteerism being the key to take care of our bodies and our hearts.

Everything old can become new if you know how to transform your surroundings. Susie at Home is a business built on family, taste, inspiration, imagination, patience and love. I invite you to listen to the women that do it all.

Challenges in our lives are sometimes meant for us to learn in preparation to help others that are coming behind us in life. Turning that difficulty into a passion and a mission is the path towards significance and legacy.

If you could put inspiration and excitement about who you are and where you live in a bottle then you would be able to have a drink of Karen's magic. She shares of her life, her views and her hustle.

Elizabeth talks to us about her life, her parents and their unorthodox love story and how she took all her experiences and struggles and turned them into a mission to help others.

Patty and Fiona talk to us about coffee beans growing in the lush mountains of Uganda, encountering gorillas, and how a friendship and mutual love for coffee gave origin to an organization that changes lives at home and abroad.

Marla describes how being aware of the fact that as we think, so we feel, therefore we act, can help us reframe intrusive and automatic thoughts, discovering they can't hurt us and therefore soothe our anxiety.

Kristina talks to us about her choice to become a urologist, her passion to bring more women to the field, her experience of Covid at work and the importance of appreciating her family and her home that make her be at her best.

Author, Educator and CEO of "Something New", Lisa explains that when you do what you love and have something to look forward to that brings you joy, not only does it benefit you and makes you feel better, others notice and get inspired to do the same.

Maureen is like a warm ray of sunshine that brightens everything she touches. She talks about seeing things from other people's perspective to help us be kind and understanding.

Charissa Potts, attorney, law firm proprietor and community leader, talks to us about building a meaningful life with everyday effort, focus and courage.

Here is an amazing story of someone that changed, adapted and conquered in spite of the pandemic and actually created a safe space for students to thrive.

Everybody arrives at their life destination when they are supposed to. Listen to this wonderful interview with Judy where she talks about her journey, her outlook and her wishes for other women.

Get ready to discover the best restaurants, bars, drinks and plates that the city has to offer. Yelp Elite Member Sunil Abraham “dishes” it all.

An in-depth conversation about owning your own brick and mortar business, living your dreams and making the place you created the place people want to be at.

In this episode we we dive into what it takes to be in control of your decisions, why the best thing for children is a happy mom and how the biggest wealth one can have is peace of mind.

A candid talk filled with nuggets of wisdom. Michele is the President of Conservancy for Belle Isle in Detroit and shares generously her time to tell us about how she leads the team, what makes her happy and how making the simple things work right creates something of substance.

In this episode we chat about the journey to a healthy and happy self. To a joyful life. To be a Happy Go Lucky Girl.

Guilty pleasures, pet peeves, wellness rituals. The Gab chats with Anna Bouton on taking care so we can be our best with friends and family, and many more real life “no way” moments.

The Gab chats with Megan about being in the moment, stepping out of endless circles without accomplishing things, and finding joy.

What if we are happy? What if you are not afraid of something or need something?

Our appliances and cars have many new options that sometimes seem to control what we do. Listen to this episode and tell me what you think at gabyboddy.com

When trying to drop off my son, someone is not happy that I have quickly stopped the car in front of the school.