From Broncos cheerleader to ESPN feature reporter: Michelle Beisner-Buck on auditions, working with Joe Buck, caring for her parents and putting herself first as she turns 50.

Caroline sits down with Michelle to talk about her six years on the Denver Broncos cheer team, how she broke into sports reporting, and what it’s like to share a home and a workplace with a broadcaster. They also get into raising kids while on the road and the grief no one really prepares you for. Tune in now to laugh, cry and be inspired to achieve what matters to you!

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In this week's episode, telling a story she’s never shared before. It's a reminder that our voices matter, and she is here to support her fellow Jane Does by telling her personal “Jane Doe” story from her time at George Washington University, explaining that even though she felt street smart and protective of friends, she was assaulted by someone she knew and trusted after drinking and hooking up, and her “no” was not respected. She describes the confusing aftermath, why she didn’t report it, and how it affected her emotions and later relationships, including anxiety and triggers. Using the Cornell Seven case as context, she stresses that no means no, people can change their minds, and girls are never at fault for how they dress or act. She urges education for boys and girls, and gives practical safety advice: stay in groups, don’t leave friends behind, cover drinks, meet dates in public, share locations, and have a code word to get help. Listen now!

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🎵Music Credit Nikka Costa – “It’s Just Love”

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In this episode, Caroline is joined by John to talk about scary news stories happening around college fraternities and why it matters to them as parents of two teenage boys. They discuss what has been reported about the “Cornell Seven” case (still being investigated) and share some of their college stories. Their goal is to talk about what they will teach their boys about being safe and becoming good men and what others can learn as well, whether you are in college, or just looking to be safe in your own town. ▶️ Listen and share your thoughts! ✅ Like, subscribe, and comment below!

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🎵Music Credit Nikka Costa – “It’s Just Love”

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Ever felt like walking away from it all? You're not alone! In this episode, Caroline shares her 'happy tools' for getting back up. Just like many women who share their experiences with Caroline, sometimes she wants to quit too, especially after a hard week filled with online hate and stress from being a main provider, managing a team, running a business, and finishing her book. She explains that feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, or needing a meltdown is normal, but she doesn’t want anyone to stay stuck there. Her main advice is to give yourself one or two days to feel it, then use ‘happy tools’ like sleep, self-care, gratitude, sunshine, fresh air, movement, music, getting dressed, and positive self-talk to reset and keep going. She emphasizes not dimming your light for others, remembering what you have, and believing you’re worth showing up for, then reads messages from followers who felt inspired by her “look good, feel good” message. Feeling like you want to quit? Tune in now to get practical and easy tips to keep going and remember that ‘You are NOT a quitter!’

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🎵Music Credit Nikka Costa – “It’s Just Love”

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In this special “Coming in Hot” episode, John puts Caroline in the hot seat to share what it’s really like being a creator at 54 as well as sharing the BTS on what it takes to keep the business going. Caroline explains why she films so much from her bedroom, how sending the dogs to daycare helps keep the house quiet for work, and how her role changed from full-time mom to building a business, along with constant “mom guilt.” She talks about the skills that helped her succeed, big milestones, and dreams. Caroline also shares how tough online criticism can be and how transparency in content creation is a blessing and a curse. Tune in now to learn how she stays focused on motivating women to “get up and get dressed” everyday!

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🎵Music Credit Nikka Costa – “It’s Just Love”

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In this episode, Caroline and her husband John Baudino talk about what it really means to be prepared, especially after their recent home break-in and seeing disasters and crime in the news. They explain why people don’t prepare (optimism bias, procrastination, fear, overwhelm, and the “description–experience gap”) and why practicing scenarios helps adults and kids act faster in real life. They share five main areas to prepare for: health (heart attack/stroke, cancer, accidents, mental health), money (job loss, divorce), home/property (burglaries, natural disasters and emergency kits), family (illness, death, aging parents, life insurance and wills), and safety/security (pool safety, identity theft, scams, passwords). They encourage listeners to take small action steps now, not later, so tune in now to hear what to do!

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🎵Music Credit Nikka Costa – “It’s Just Love”

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In this episode, author and former FBI agent/journalist Christopher Whitcomb explains why he wrote his book “Broken Plea,” which examines primary source case documents and evidence photos/videos from the Moscow Idaho murder case involving Bryan Kohberger. He says recent document releases raised questions that didn’t surface because there was no trial and the case was under a gag order, even though Kohberger pled guilty and received four life sentences plus 10 years for brutally ending the lives of four University of Idaho students Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin. Whitcomb discusses claims in prosecution reports that blood stains in common areas were “diluted with an unknown substance,” questions about timelines and how one person could commit the murders, and details from body camera footage and the initial 911 call. He also describes untested hair evidence found in Ethan’s hand/bed area that remained in storage for years, and challenges common assumptions, especially given recent findings. Tune in now to get the facts and hear new perspectives!

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🎵Music Credit Nikka Costa – “It’s Just Love”

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