Can you enjoy a great cocktail without compromising your commitment to wellness? Adrianna Baum and Lacey Boyett, the founders of Club 13, join to discuss their new innovative wellness focused cocktail mixer designed for people who want to enjoy life while making more thoughtful choices about what they consume. Both Nutritional Therapy certified, Adrianna and Lacey created Club 13 to bring something different to the beverage industry. Made with real juice and a blend of 13 functional ingredients, including vitamins, minerals, and botanicals, Club 13 is low in sugar and calories and can be enjoyed with your favorite spirit, mixed into a refreshing mocktail, or simply on its own. We discuss how their friendship evolved into a business partnership, what inspired the idea for Club 13, and the challenges of turning a concept into a finished product. From developing the formulation and creating the brand to navigating manufacturing, packaging, and launching a new business, Adrianna and Lacey share their experiences, lessons learned, and vision for the future. We also explore the importance of balance, how confidence and priorities change with age, and why living a healthy lifestyle doesn't have to mean giving up the things you enjoy. Learn more at sipclub13.com.

What does it take to build a successful business in the glass industry while maintaining a commitment to fitness, health, and living life to the fullest? We sit down with Brandon Nicastro, founder of GCS Glass, a company specializing in high-end custom glass installations for some of the most beautiful luxury homes in Arizona, with additional locations in New York and Colorado. Brandon shares how he built his business, what separates exceptional glass installations from ordinary projects, and what it's like working with luxury homeowners, builders, architects, and designers. We get into the realities of entrepreneurship, the challenges of growing a company across different markets, and the hard work that goes on behind the scenes. We also explore how luxury home design is evolving and some of the unique projects Brandon has taken on along the way. Learn more at gcsglassandmirror.com

What does it really take to stay strong, disciplined, positive, and performing at a high level throughout life? Elite trainer, coach, and motivator Eric McCormack joins for a conversation about fitness, mindset, discipline, and building a life that keeps you moving forward. A former police officer and fitness competitor, Eric has spent years training elite athletes, special-forces personnel, MMA fighters, and highly driven individuals. He shares what those experiences have taught him about mental toughness, why discipline matters more than motivation, and what separates people who make lasting and sustainable changes from those who eventually quit. We also get into some of the biggest misconceptions around fitness and health, including whether you can be extremely fit and still be unhealthy, common mistakes even experienced people make, and how training needs to evolve as we age.

What separates an exceptional home from one that’s simply expensive? On this episode, Jeffrey and Roger Florentine of JSF Design join for a conversation about what luxury really means when the ultimate goal isn’t just a beautiful home, but a better way to live. Jeffrey shares the unconventional path that shaped his approach to interior design, while Roger brings a very different perspective after 17 years with Four Seasons hotels. The conversation also goes beyond aesthetics into the home as a wellness environment, how architecture and design can influence behavior, how to create a home for the way you want to live decades from now, and why thoughtful design matters more than simply following trends. We also get into Jeffrey's new Elementa Collection, a lineup of truly stunning natural stones. Learn more at jsfdesigninc.com

In Part 2 of our conversation, Ilona Bleaman, founder of Internally Balanced, returns to discuss libido, peptides, hormones, health optimization, longevity, and what we can do today to influence how we feel decades from now. If you want to feel better today while investing in how you age tomorrow, you won’t want to miss this episode. Be sure to watch Episode 5 first for Part 1 of this insightful conversation. Learn more at internallybalanced.com

What if feeling tired, gaining weight, losing muscle, sleeping poorly, or experiencing the effects of changing hormone levels isn’t something you have to accept as you get older? On this special two part episode, Ilona Bleaman, founder of Internally Balanced, joins for a wide ranging conversation about hormones, health optimization, longevity, and what we can do today to influence how we feel decades from now. We discuss men’s and women’s hormone health, perimenopause and menopause, testosterone replacement, the hidden drivers of aging, stress and inflammation, muscle and protein, metabolic health, important lab markers, functional and precision medicine, and the everyday habits that can have a profound impact on long-term health. We also explore where preventive medicine is heading, from advanced testing and personalized care to wearables, AI, and the growing role of wellness technology. Learn more at internallybalanced.com

What goes into creating truly distinctive homes? Award winning luxury designer Holly Wright's extensive portfolio includes custom residences as well as numerous luxury spec homes selling for upwards of $15 million. Holly shares how designing a spec home differs from working directly with a homeowner, and how she makes highly specific design decisions without knowing who will ultimately purchase the property, their personal tastes, or lifestyle. We discuss timeless design versus passing trends, the influence of AI on the design industry, what today’s luxury homeowners are looking for, and common mistakes in high-end home design. The conversation explores why dedicated wellness spaces have become essential to today’s luxury home. Learn more at hollywrightdesign.com

Award winning luxury designer Stephanie Larsen shares how she is redefining luxury by integrating wellness into the way we live. Known as ‘The Wellness Designer’ she incorporates wellness focused living, thoughtful design, and wellness equipment into her projects to create homes that are as functional as they are beautiful. Stephanie discusses timeless versus classic design, her design must haves, common mistakes to avoid, favorite projects, and her impressive personal wellness routine. She also shares the vision behind her own luxury home currently being built in Sedona, AZ, designed around the intersection of luxury, wellness, and intentional living. Learn more at stephanielarseninteriors.com

Frank Aazami, Realtor and founder of the Private Client Group at Compass, has been synonymous with luxury real estate in Arizona for decades, building an extraordinary career working with discerning clients and some of the region’s most exceptional properties. Beyond his success in real estate, Frank is a true innovator, continually pushing the boundaries of marketing, strategic partnerships, client experience, and the way luxury properties are presented and sold. In this episode, we explore Frank’s approach to luxury real estate and business, how the expectations of affluent buyers have evolved, the importance of relationships and creative marketing, and what he sees ahead for luxury homes and the Arizona market. Learn more at privateclientgroupagents.com

We sit down with Erik Peterson of PHX Architecture for a conversation about designing extraordinary spaces, and the thinking, experience, and relationships behind them. Erik shares how he built his career and business in the highly competitive world of luxury architecture, how he has differentiated himself and his firm, and what he believes separates truly exceptional design from something that is simply expensive. Learn more at phxarch.com