Denise and Dr. Nataliya Kosmyna discuss her viral study on critical thinking and AI, the best way for us to understand the technology and how to properly prepare for the technological future.

Dr. Kosmyna is a Research Scientist at MIT Media Lab’s Fluid Interfaces group and a Visiting Faculty Researcher at Google. She has over 16 years of experience in developing and designing end-to-end brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). Coming from a background in artificial intelligence, neuroscience and human-computer interaction (HCI), she is passionate about the idea of creating a partnership between AI and human intelligence, a fusion of the machine with the human brain. Nataliya obtained her Ph.D in 2015 in the domain of non-invasive Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) from Université Grenoble-Alpes, France. Most of her projects are focused around BCIs in the context of consumer grade applications. Nataliya is a public speaker, author of multiple research papers and reviewer of numerous professional journals and conferences. Dr. Kosmyna often collaborates with teams from Boston Dynamics, Microsoft Research, NASA. Dr. Kosmyna’s solutions are successfully deployed in the classrooms, hospitals, workspaces, aerospace, Lower Earth Orbit, and on the Moon. These projects are also presented to general public and were tested by more than 16000 people in 2015-2025. Nataliya won multiple awards for her work, among which is L’Oréal-UNESCO Women in Science award she received in 2016. Nataliya was also named as one of 10 Top French Talent 2017 from MIT Innovators Under 35. Dr. Kosmyna has served as one of 24 international experts for UNESCO to help prepare a first draft of the Recommendation on the Ethics of Neurotechnology. The final text of the Recommendation will be presented for adoption in November 2025 at the 43rd session of the General Conference. She is currently serving as on the Expert Advisory Group on Neurotechnology and Children for UNICEF.

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Denise and Anita discuss what Chinese Astrology has in store for the rest of 2025 and 2026 and how we can interpret it to set ourselves up for success.

What began as an artist’s adventures throughout Asia became an odyssey of self-discovery and personal enrichment. A lifetime of metaphysical study has brought Anita to this spiritual place, and she wants to share it. As the go-to expert in Los Angeles, Aspen, NYC, and India for Feng Shui and Chinese Astrology, her unique blend of Western and Chinese Metaphysics transformsand illuminates each client’s homes, businesses, and lives. An international speaker, award-winning author, and television personality with over 27 years of experience, Anita’s high-profile clients, including Miranda Kerr, Ashley Tisdale, and Virginia Madsen (partial list) rave that she is fun to work with, authentic, and heartfelt. As one of the few female directors in Hollywood in the late ‘80s with cult classic films Modern Girls and Assault of the Killer Bimbos, Anita’s mission is to direct others to reach their personal and professional goals while shining in the spotlight. Anita Rosenberg is the author of the Popular Culture IPPY award-winning book How to Be The Star of Your Life: Lessons From Hollywood & Beyond (Heliotrope Publishing, 2024).

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Denise breaks down key lessons from her career as a professional DJ.

Denise and Sarah discuss the creative process, Sarah’s acting journey, waiting versus doing and recovering from unhealthy romantic attachment.

Sarah Yarkin is a charismatic actress and my friend. Currently, Yarkin can be seen in the highly anticipated second season of Paramount+’s drama/comedy series SCHOOL SPIRITS alongside Peyton List and Milo Manheim. The series is based on the graphic novel and follows Maddie (List), a teen stuck in the afterlife investigating her own disappearance, who goes on a crime-solving mission as she adjusts to high-school purgatory. Yarkin plays Rhonda, a bohemian girl who was murdered by her guidance counselor in 1963. Season 1 premiered on Paramount+ in 2023 and was later released on Netflix, where it lived on Netflix’s Top 10 List for three consecutive months. In 2022, Yarkin led David Blue Garcia’s TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE for Netflix, the sequel of the 1974 classic horror film.

Also in 2022, Yarkin played a standout supporting role for Searchlight’s NOT OKAY opposite Zoey Deutch and Dylan O’Brien. Additional film credits include Universal/Blumhouse’s HAPPY DEATH DAY 2U, and indie feature film EAT, BRAINS, LOVE for Gunpowder & Sky. In television, Yarkin has been seen in AMERICAN HORROR STORY, THE MIDDLE, TRANSPARENT, SINGLE PARENTS, MOTHERLAND, and THE GOOD PLACE. Yarkin resides in Brooklyn and her passion project is singing/songwriting. Her single ‘Rosy Glasses’ made a splash in SCHOOL SPIRITS S1 Ep 5. Her single ‘Rosy Glasses’ made a splash in SCHOOT SPIRITS S1 Ep 5

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Denise and Austin discuss his company, Subvert, a new creator owned platform for musicians. They discuss the innovation of infrastructure, legacy and how co-ops create vulnerability for leaders.

Austin Robey is an entrepreneur and advocate for collective ownership, solidarity economics, and new models for online creative economies. He co-founded Ampled, a cooperatively owned platform for musicians, and was a co-founder of Metalabel. Austin is currently developing Subvert, a collectively owned and controlled online music marketplace.

You can follow him at @austinrobey_ and @subvertworld

You can become a co-owner at https://subvert.fm/

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Chelsey and Denise discuss how teenage girls are misunderstood, how they can gain self trust, permissioning and why confidence and BIGNESS are good things.

Chelsey Goodan is a USA Today bestselling author, international speaker, and thought leader on women and girls' empowerment. In her work, Goodan reveals the universal truths she learned from a teenage girl’s struggle with self-doubt, authenticity, confidence, leadership, connection, and power. Goodan's bestselling book, UNDERESTIMATED: The Wisdom and Power of Teenage Girls, was named “Best Nonfiction” by Amazon’s Editorial Director and garnered acclaim from Oprah’s Book Club, Oprah Daily, The Today Show, Hello Sunshine, NBC News, TIME Magazine, and public figures like Academy Award-winning actress Laura Dern. Goodan has emerged as a leading voice for reshaping school, home, and work environments to empower women and girls’ voices. She conducts women & girls’ empowerment workshops, and in 2024, she partnered with Reese Witherspoon's company Hello Sunshine and the brand Invisalign to create and lead their Empowerment Day for girls. As a keynote speaker, Goodan helps women heal their inner teenage girl and coaches parents on how to better understand and connect with their daughter. On worldwide stages, Goodan teaches communication strategies that create emotional and psychological safety.

With a clear focus on social impact, Goodan supports nonprofits advocating for gender justice. Volunteering her time as the Mentorship Director of the nonprofit DemocraShe, Chelsey supports and guides girls from underrepresented communities into leadership positions. She also serves on the board of A Call to Men, a gender-based violence prevention nonprofit that educates men and boys on healthy masculinity. Chelsey’s passion to explore humanity’s potential for authenticity, liberation, and empowerment, permeates all of her work.

You can follow her @chelseygoodan and buy her book at www.chelseygoodan.com

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Denise and Andrew discuss a cause near and dear to their hearts. Denise is a longtime volunteer of Defy Ventures. She brings in Andrew Glazier, the CEO, to discuss justice reform, compassion, and unlearning in this special episode.

Andrew Glazier is the CEO and President of Defy Ventures, a national non-profit focused on entrepreneurship, employment, and personal development for currently and formerly incarcerated men, women and young adults. Defy Ventures operates programs across 9 states and has enrolled more than 7,000 Entrepreneurs in Training in prison and community-based programs, engaged more than 7,000 volunteers, and supported the launch of more than 200 businesses. Defy’s graduates have a one-year recidivism rate of less than 10%, compared to the national one-year rate of 30%. Prior to joining Defy Ventures, Andrew served as the Senior Managing Director for City Year Los Angeles, a national, AmeriCorps affiliated non-profit that is focused on improving public education and addressing the dropout crisis through national service. As Senior Managing Director for City Year Los Angeles, he provided cross-departmental leadership around organizational growth and strategy in support of a long-term impact and growth plan. During his tenure overseeing the program, the City Year program more than doubled the number of AmeriCorps members serving in Los Angeles. Prior to joining City Year, he worked in diverse public and private sectors including real estate finance and construction, political strategy, education and government.

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Denise tries something new, her first solo episode. A reflection on her week in the Dolomites, stillness, awe and being alone. Text form can be found in her new substack : https://deniselovehewett.substack.com/