Jessica Lowery is the founder and CEO of The Power of Elderberries. What began in her kitchen as a way to protect her family’s health during a challenging season has grown into a nationally trusted wellness brand.

Jessica opens up about how faith, prayer, and intuition became the driving forces behind her business, the importance of moving beyond symptom treatment to uncover the root cause of health issues, and why choosing high-quality supplements matters more than ever.

She shares the wide-ranging benefits of elderberries that go far beyond immune support, along with simple, affordable, and even free ways to start improving your health today.

Her journey is one of personal resilience, deep purpose, and practical wisdom—perfect for anyone seeking to strengthen their immune system, reduce inflammation, and approach wellness with more intention.

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This is our last episode for 2025. We’ll be back for Season 7 in 2026. Thank you to everyone who’s listened. Subscribe so you’ll get our episodes when we come back next season!

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What if your greatest traumas were the doorway to your deepest healing?

Dr. Richard Grossman — author of Trust and Forgive: The Medicine of Your Life, acupuncturist, and plant medicine practitioner with over 40 years of experience, offers profound insight into what it means to be human and how we can release pain across generations.

We explore how trauma fragments us — and how healing requires presence, integration, and courage. Dr. Grossman shares raw, transformative stories, including one harrowing ayahuasca vision that placed him in a Nazi death camp line — and how “trust and forgive” became his mantra of release.

We also discuss the sacred responsibility of using plant medicine, red flags in ceremony leaders, and why purification and discernment matter more than ever in today’s spiritual landscape.

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What would you do if the unthinkable happened—and you had to keep living?

In this hope-filled conversation, Shirl Baker opens up about losing her daughter, DeEbony Groves, in the 2018 Waffle House shooting in Antioch, Tennessee. She shares the raw truth of that day, how the grief carved a permanent wound in her soul—and how faith, scripture, and service gave her the strength to survive.

Shirl didn’t find healing through traditional grief counseling. Instead, she founded the DeEbony Groves Foundation to help other grieving mothers reclaim joy through healing retreats, pampering weekends, and red carpet moments to honor their lost children.

This is a story about love over bitterness, about community over isolation, and about what it truly means to keep hope alive.

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Mail Checks: P.O. Box 1023, Gallatin, TN 37066

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