Host Elle Roth sits down with her dear friend, Jason Price (COO of iTX Companies, a healthcare revenue cycle management company), for a powerful conversation about on the future of AI and healthcare, and how technology is overwhelmingly impacting our lives from every angle.

They pull back the curtain on how technology, specifically AI, is reshaping not just the workplace, but their own daily lives. This is a crucial discussion on the human implications of innovation: the emotional impact of technology, the challenges of rebuilding trust in a digital-first world, and the human responsibility required to teach AI our values.

Jason and Elle share candid insights on the evolving nature of human interaction, the importance of maintaining ethics, and the need to adapt to rapid changes across healthcare and technology—from the emotional shift of remote work to the socioeconomic realities facing rural healthcare.

Tune in for a unique blend of personal reflection, professional foresight, and shared laughter as two friends navigate the biggest questions facing our world.

This week, I'm so excited to introduce you to my friend Megann Kettler, the co-founder of ⁠Sacred Ace Skincare⁠, a CBD skincare line that literally saved my chapped lips and has transformed my skin. We chat about everything from how we met to the power of plant-based remedies and why Megan was inspired to start her own company. She breaks down the science of CBD and how it works with our body's endocannabinoid system to help with everything from pain relief to skin conditions.

We also touch on about Big Pharma and the challenges of building a brand in a heavily censored industry.

You'll get an exclusive look at what's in store for Sacred Ace and hear her passion for helping people take their health into their own hands.

You can find Sacred Ace Skincare at www.sacredaceskincare.com and @sacredaceskincare on Instagram and TikTok.

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In this raw conversation, Elle sits down with her college bestie, Susanna Erickson, whom she recently reunited with after nearly two decades apart. The two friends reminisce about their wild and messy life as teenagers at Pace University in New York City, reliving hilarious memories like sumo wrestling each other and accidentally ending up at a foot fetish party.

Beyond the laughter, they get real about their individual journeys of healing and recovery, and the hard-won gift of self-forgiveness. This episode is an honest look at what it means for the path of friendship to converge again and to embrace the second chances life gives us.

This fascinating episode features Sarita Shrestha, a highly respected Vedic astrologer, co-owner of Tibet Imports, her shop of 22 years in Denver, Colorado.

The conversation explores the ancient practice of Vedic astrology, revealing how it can be used as a tool for finding soul purpose and healing.

Listeners will learn how to navigate both the challenging and abundant seasons of life with greater clarity. The episode also shares powerful stories that highlight the stunning accuracy of Vedic astrology, discusses the beautiful malas Sarita and her family create by hand, and provides simple, actionable practices for cultivating a more grounded life filled with peace and love.

Readings can be booked with Sarita on a walk-in basis at ⁠Tibet Imports⁠ (709 E 6th Ave, Denver, CO) or virtually at ⁠prayermala.com⁠.

In this quirky and heartfelt conversation, Elle and Bryce Gruber reconnect after a decade apart, exploring how a simple Craigslist ad sparked a life-changing friendship. They dive into the butterfly effect of their fated meeting, their mutual love for TikTok creatures, personality profiling based on blood type, and the spiritual nature of a connection that has endured for nearly two decades.

Beyond their personal story, they discuss Bryce's journey as a mom of five, navigating a career, reimagining community parenting and explores the profound impact of the people who come into our lives—and the powerful lessons they teach us.

In this intimate conversation, host Elle is joined by her dear friend and certified trauma recovery coach, Tessa Metiva. The two reflect on how their paths fatefully crossed during a period of deep mental health challenges and divorce in Elle's life.

Tessa, who is also a certified psychedelic preparation and integration coach, shares her "why" for this work, rooted in her own healing journey. Elle gets vulnerable about her powerful experiences with psilocybin in a therapeutic setting—from a gentle first ceremony to a heroic dose that "cracked her open" and led to profound spiritual insights.

They dive into the critical importance of preparation and integration, highlighting how their unique friendship was forged through this process. The conversation also explores the intersection of motherhood and mental health, as Tessa shares her personal struggles with postpartum depression and her founding of the Cool Mom Collective to build a much-needed community for new moms.

This episode is a raw look at how unconventional paths to healing can lead to deep personal growth and lasting connection.

Mentioned during the episode:

Cool Mom Collective - https://www.instagram.com/coolmomcollectiveden/
M.O.M. (Moms on Mushrooms) - https://www.momsonmushrooms.com/
Sacred Ace CBD Skincare - https://sacredaceskincare.com/

Trigger Warning: This episode is deeply personal and discusses sensitive, difficult subjects including suicide, war, and grief. Please listen with care. If you or a loved one are in crisis, help is available. You can connect with people who can help by calling or texting the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988, or by visiting 988lifeline.org.

In this inaugural episode of 'Not Like the Others,' host Elle engages in a heartfelt conversation with David "Mac" McDaniels - a father of five; a fierce mental health advocate, especially for Veterans; a search and rescue volunteer; a fractional CTO; and owner of Colorado 4x4 Adventures.

A harrowing adventure in the Colorado mountains led to a new friendship with Mac McDaniel, a volunteer with Colorado 4x4 Rescue & Recovery and a veteran non-profit, Stop Soldier Suicide. What starts as a conversation about a recovery mission quickly evolves into a profound and deeply personal discussion. Mac opens up about his journey - from community service, to navigating divorce and building strong relationships with his children, to honoring the memory of his late son, US Army Veteran Connor McDaniel.

This episode is a testament to the power of human connection, the strength found in community, and the incredible stories that lie beneath the surface of first impressions. If you're moved by Mac's story and the mission to help veterans and service members in crisis, please consider donating to Stop Soldier Suicide at stopsoldiersuicide.org.

If Colorado 4x4 Rescue & Recovery's mission resonates with you, please consider donating at co4x4rnr.org.

Have you ever felt your story was truly one of a kind? This trailer is your invitation to Not Like the Others, a podcast where host Elle delves into the messy, unusual, and profound human experiences that often make us feel unique - yet paradoxically, reveal our shared humanity.

In a world that often highlights division and disconnection, discover a show dedicated to illuminating universal truths and finding hope, connection, and healing within deeply personal narratives.

Through intimate conversations, you'll hear incredible stories of resilience, unlikely connections, breaking generational cycles, self-discovery through curiosity and adventure, healing, and finding joy in the face of adversity.

This podcast is for anyone curious about the astounding ways our diverse journeys reveal common ground. Listen to the trailer now to get a glimpse, then subscribe to Not Like the Others wherever you get your podcasts.

Come find yourself in every story.