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Ready to scale your business the smart way? In this episode, Tracy Beavers shares how she transitioned from corporate burnout to building a thriving coaching empire by mastering list growth and online visibility. If you’re serious about creating consistent income and authentic connections without paid ads, this conversation is packed with real-world strategies you can’t afford to miss.

Guest: Tracy Beavers

Tracy Beavers is a business coach, list growth strategist, and expert in organic marketing and online visibility. As a former corporate leader who increased company market share by 86%, she now helps entrepreneurs and small business owners build profitable online businesses without relying on paid ads. Tracy is also a nationally recognized speaker, published author, and host of the top-ranked podcast Create Online Business Success, where she shares proven strategies for email list growth, sales success, and scaling income streams with ease.

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·         Tracy Beavers' transition from corporate America to entrepreneurship

·         The importance of building visibility and

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In this inspiring episode, Rich Bennett sits down with Frank Healy, one of only about 100 people in the world with hyperthymesia, the ability to remember every day of his life. Frank shares how he turned this rare and often overwhelming gift into a tool for healing, becoming a licensed therapist and author of over 20 self-help books. Tune in to discover how memory, resilience, and emotional intelligence can transform pain into purpose.

Guest: Frank Healy

Frank Healy is a licensed professional counselor, author of over 20 books, and one of the few people in the world diagnosed with hyperthymesia—the ability to recall nearly every day of his life in vivid detail. Drawing from his extraordinary memory and personal experiences, Frank helps others heal from trauma, anxiety, and stress through therapy, writing, and public speaking.

Main Topics:

·         Frank Healy’s rare memory condition, hyperthymesia

·         The emotional challenges and benefits of remembering every day

·         How Frank became a licensed therapist to help others

·         His journey as an author of over 20 self-help books

·         Techniques for managing stress and achieving happiness

·         The role of emotional intelligence in healing and success

·         Insights from his latest books, including Stress-Free Success and Happy Every Day

·         Personal anecdotes about memory, relationships, and professional growth

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In this heartfelt episode of Conversations with Rich Bennett, we meet Bob Wischer, a personal development coach and founder of Men Becoming Better Men. Bob opens up about life after divorce, the power of male community, and how he's helping men break free from isolation, reclaim confidence, and live with purpose. It’s real talk on mental health, masculinity, and what it takes to truly grow.

Guest: Bob Wischer

Bob Wischer is a personal development coach and founder of Men Becoming Better Men, a movement dedicated to helping men reconnect with their identity, purpose, and power. Drawing from his own transformative journey after divorce, Bob now guides others through mentorship, fitness-based gatherings, and personal growth coaching. His mission is to build stronger men, better relationships, and more fulfilled lives.

Main Topics:

·         Bob Wischer’s personal journey through divorce and self-reinvention

·         The creation and evolution of Men Becoming Better Men

·         The importance of male

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Actor and fourth-degree black belt Matt Drago joins Rich and Tammie to dive deep into his role in Somewhere in Montana, a film about legacy, connection, and clashing perspectives. From method acting and indie film grit to personal stories that shaped his journey, Matt opens up like never before. If you love behind-the-scenes insight and heartfelt storytelling, this episode is a must-listen.

Guest: Matt Drago

Matt Drago is a Los Angeles-based actor, singer, and fourth-degree black belt known for his breakout role as Fabian in Somewhere in Montana, alongside Graham McTavish and Michelle Hurd. With a background in musical theater, opera, and martial arts, Matt brings depth and discipline to every performance. He’s also the founder of a production company focused on telling untold stories from overlooked corners of America.

Main Topics:

·         Matt Drago’s journey from musical theater and opera to film and television

·         His method acting approach and preparation for the role of Fabian in Somewhere in Montana

·         Behind-the-scenes stories from working with Graham McTavish and Michelle Hurd

·         The importance of legacy, storytelling, and independent filmmaking

·         How Matt’s martial arts background shaped his discipline and stunt coordination skills

·         Launching a production company with his wife to spotlight small-town American stories

·         The real-life love story that sounds like it came

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Dale Walsh joins Rich Bennett to share his remarkable journey from a schizophrenia diagnosis to becoming a recovery coach and prolific poet. In this raw and inspiring conversation, Dale opens up about battling stigma, discovering purpose through writing, and the creation of his Live Love coaching method. If you’ve ever questioned the power of resilience, this episode will leave you hopeful and fired up.

Guest: Dale Walsh

Dale Walsh is a recovery coach specializing in schizophrenia and serious mental illness. Diagnosed in 1975, Dale has achieved full recovery and now helps families better understand and support loved ones living with mental illness. He is also the creator of the Live Love coaching method and the author of five poetry collections, with several unpublished novels reflecting his extraordinary journey.

Main Topics:

·         Dale Walsh’s personal journey with schizophrenia and recovery

·         The creation and philosophy behind the Live Love coaching method

·         Challenges faced by family caregivers of individuals with mental illness

·         The stigma around schizophrenia and barriers to finding support

·         Dale’s unpublished novels and his transition into poetry

·         How writing served as therapy and creative expression during recovery

·         The role of medication, self-awareness, and support in healing

·         Strategies for communicating with and supporting loved ones with serious mental illness

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What do toilet paper, jazz, and brand loyalty have in common? In this episode of Conversations with Rich Bennett, Ethan Decker reveals the surprising science behind how brands grow—and why small businesses struggle more than they think. From the Double Jeopardy Law to marketing myths that refuse to die, this is a must-listen for anyone who wants to build a brand that actually sticks.

Guest: Ethan Decker

Ethan Decker, Ph.D., is a brand strategist, marketing scientist, and founder of Applied Brand Science. With a background in urban ecology and complexity theory, Ethan brings a rare mix of scientific rigor and creative flair to the world of branding. He’s worked with global giants like Nike, Discovery Channel, and Gillette, helping them uncover what really drives customer behavior.

Main Topics:

·         Ethan Decker’s transition from urban ecologist to marketing scientist

·         The concept and implications of the Double Jeopardy Law in branding

·         Why small brands often struggle with loyalty and repeat purchases

·         Comm

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In this powerful episode of Conversations with Rich Bennett (or is it Conversations with Wendy now?), we spotlight the unsung champions of Maryland Wellness. Rich and cohost Wendy Beck sit down with Leann, Ralph, and Ashia to explore how PRP services are transforming mental health care across Harford County. From home visits to building trust, these pros go beyond therapy to change lives—one relationship at a time.

Guests: Leann Roderick, Ralph Watkins & Asha

·         Leann Roderick – Community Relations Coordinator at Maryland Wellness and lifelong Harford County resident. Leann connects local communities with essential mental health services and is passionate about closing the gap between substance abuse support and mental health care.

·         Ralph Watkins – Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner with over 30 years in mental health. Ralph specializes in helping clients regain stability and independence through hands-on, behavior-focused recovery programs.

·         Ashia Herndon – PRP Counselor at Maryland Wellness. Asha is on the

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Discover how AI expert Shahar Boyayan is helping businesses transform customer relationships through smart, hyper-personalized automation. From emotional consumer insights to real-world applications that save time and boost sales, this episode is packed with strategies you can start using today. Whether you’re curious or cautious about AI, Shahar’s insights will open your eyes to what’s coming next—and how to stay ahead.

Guest: Shahar Boyayan

Shahar Boyayan is a leading expert in consumer behavior and artificial intelligence, known for translating complex tech trends into actionable strategies for business growth. As the author of AI-Driven Consumer Trends and Business Applications, she empowers brands to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving market. With over 35 years of experience, Shahar helps companies become truly irresistible by understanding how AI is reshaping human behavior.

Main Topics:

·         Shahar Boyayan’s journey from Brazil to becoming an AI strategist in the U.S.

·         The rise of AI in consumer behavior and how it’s reshaping business strategies

·         The concept of hyper-personalization and emotional AI in marketing

·         How small businesses can implement AI affordably and effectively

·         The risks of AI-driven isolation and the importance of maintaining human connection

·         Real-world examples

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Thomas Brown joins Rich to share his deeply personal journey through grief after losing his brother to suicide, and how a 7,000-mile cross-country bike ride became a path to healing, purpose, and self-awareness. From toxic masculinity to the power of storytelling, Thomas reveals how art and introspection helped him reclaim his life. This powerful conversation is a must-listen for anyone navigating loss, identity, or the search for meaning.

Guest: Thomas Brown

Thomas Brown is a mental health advocate, storyteller, and author of 2012: A Bicycle Odyssey. After losing his brother to suicide, he embarked on a transformative cross-country bike tour to raise awareness around mental health and the healing power of creativity. He’s also the creator of the podcasts Inner Monologue and Stages, where he explores grief, growth, and human resilience.

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·         Thomas Brown’s journey through grief after losing his brother to suicide

·         The 7,000-mile cross-country bike ride that sparked p

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This episode dives into the growing role of artificial intelligence in our daily lives and businesses—delivered entirely by AI itself. From productivity hacks to debunking fears, it’s a light, witty, and informative take on why embracing AI matters. Whether you're tech-savvy or just curious, it’s a must-listen for anyone navigating the digital age.

Guests: Artificial Intelligence

In this unique episode, the “guest” is none other than Artificial Intelligence itself—voicing the entire script, delivering insights, and even cracking jokes. Designed to mirror Rich’s tone with a witty twist, this AI co-host offers a firsthand demo of the very technology being discussed.

Main Topics:

·         What artificial intelligence (AI) is and how it works

·         Real-world examples of AI in business and everyday life

·         Common fears and misconceptions about AI

·         Practical ways to start using AI tools without technical expertise

·         The human side of AI: freeing up time for creativity and connection

·         A behind-the-scenes look at how the entire episode was created by AI

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·         Siri, Alexa, Google Maps, Netflix – Examples of AI-powered tools

·         ChatGPT – AI assistant used for content creation and brainstorming

·         Motion, Clockwise – AI-powered calendar and productivity tools

·         Canva, Adobe, TikTok – Platforms

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Join Rich Bennett and cohost Wendy Beck as they sit down with Ruby Comer and Laura Dahl to uncover the powerful story behind the Bethesda Transformation Center, a faith-based recovery home for women. From personal loss to divine purpose, they share how their mission is helping women reclaim their lives through grace, healing, and community. It’s a heartfelt conversation about transformation that you won’t want to miss.

Guests: Laura Dahl & Ruby Comer

Laura Dahl is the Executive Director of Bethesda Transformation Center, a faith-based recovery home dedicated to helping women heal from addiction and reclaim their lives. Drawing from her own 15-year recovery journey and professional background as a licensed counselor, Laura combines spiritual insight with lived experience to lead a powerful mission of hope and restoration.

Ruby Comer is the co-founder of Bethesda Transformation Center and a passionate advocate for families affected by addiction. After losing her son Stephen, Ruby transformed her grief into purpose, helping build a healing space rooted in faith, community, and co

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