Susun interviews Luzclara Camus after 90 minutes of herbal health questions.

Bio: Luzclara Camus. Great-grandmother, Andean Medicine Woman, Pachamamistic, Ceremonial Leader, Sonorerapist. Companion of the sacred feminine. Today, as an 84-year-old grandmother, she has woven her own medicine, which expresses itself according to the needs of each person and group, with full awareness of ancestral and celestial guidance. She has now envisioned, "The Voice of the Grandmothers of the Americas," to be held in Tepoztlan, Mexico, on Nov. 4-7, a grand prayer for Mother Earth with 13 Grandmothers from the American continent. In Chile, she is beloved and recognized as the grandmother who paved the way for women's healing on a massive scale. Her life is a joy to serve the Great Goddess, Pachamama, Mother Earth. www.luzclaramedicinewoman.com

Susun interviews Karese Laguerre after 90 minutes of herbal health questions.

Bio: Karese, like many parents, suffered in silence while her children struggled with the symptoms of undiagnosed sleep and breathing issues. One visit to a pediatric dentist changed the trajectory of their lives. Already a Registered Dental Hygienist, Karese, trained with Sandra Holtzman, Lois Laynee and Sarah Hornsby to establish her orofacial myology knowledge. With this initial training and numerous others, in a few short years she has not only resolved all her children's issues, but helped hundreds of patients, children and adults alike, discover how great life can be functioning on full. Her private practice, The Myo Spot is now a leader in the quest for myofunctional therapy awareness and public education. Her latest published book, Accomplished, delves into how to sleep better, eliminate burnout, and execute goals. Karese's mission is to transform and positively impact as many households as possible through dynamic breath, brain and body work.

Susun interviews Shadan Kapri after 90 minutes of herbal health questions.

Bio: Shadan Kapri (pronounced Shadawn Capri) is an Attorney, Author, and Activist with a career dedicated to empowering others, particularly women and children. A U.S. Fulbright Scholar on human trafficking, Shadan founded Kapri Law & Consulting, a firm specializing in women's and children's rights, family law, and human rights law. Her commitment to these causes has been recognized by the White House and the United Nations. Shadan's work has earned her the Daily Point of Light Award and the United Nations Development Programme Online Team of the Year Award in 2007. Her new book "Discovering Your Passion: The Path to Your Authentic Life", reflects her lifelong dedication to helping individuals break free from societal constraints and live authentically.