Kate Kim and Michael Holcombe are the owners of Caitlyn Minimalist, an Asian female-founded jewelry brand that crafts delicate, personalized, and timeless pieces that capture each client’s unique style and story. The Orange County-based company started in 2013, and since then has been featured in Elle, Vogue, Glamour, and more. You can shop Caitlyn Minimalist’s products in store at Fashion Island and Irvine Spectrum. In this week's episode, Kate and Michael share what inspired their brand, the eco-conscious practices they've implemented, customer stories, and more.

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Samah Dada is a cooking show host on the Today Show, the author of "Dada Eats Love to Cook It," and the creator of the blog and Instagram page Dada Eats. She talks with Chelsea about how she started her Instagram to share her favorite meals, starting her cooking show, and what putting herself in new situations has taught her.

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Jessica Stone is a published author and Harvard Certified in Psychedelic Assisted Therapies. She’s built a thriving modern spiritual brand, offering transformative courses, channeling sessions, and more—and has partnered with major names like Alo, Revolve, and Lululemon. In this week's episode she shares the core pillars of her course, how she helps people heal emotionally, and gives a cosmic update!

Garrett James is the founder and creative director of Fountain Valley-based Ryoko Rain, a luxury streetwear brand that got its start with unique and colorful mesh basketball shorts. Today, the brand features everything from shorts and tops to jackets, hoodies, and more for men, women, and kids. You can see Ryoko Rain on everyone from NBA superstar Jayson Tatum and NFL powerhouse Maxx Crosby to Olympian Alaysha Johnson. In this week's episode, James shares how he founded his company and what listeners can look forward to in the coming year.

Shaun Tomson is a world champion surfer, best-selling author, motivational keynote speaker, entrepreneur, and environmentalist. He’s been called one of the greatest surfers of all time as well as one of the most influential surfers of the century by Surfer magazine, and you can see his name in Huntington Beach’s Surfing Walk of Fame. He’s inspired corporations with his motivational speeches including General Motors, Google, and Disney. This year, he brought his Positive Wave Tour to schools across Southern California including schools in Huntington Beach, Seal Beach, Corona del Mar, Newport Beach, and Laguna.

Troy Arntsen is the founder and president of Voluspa, a global luxury home fragrance brand that’s based in Irvine and offers everything from glass and tin jar candles to diffusers, room spray, hand care, and more! The candles are vegan, free of sulfates, phalates, parabens, and pesticides and are handcrafted in California using a clean burning coconut wax blend. They are sold in thousands of boutiques worldwide as well as Anthropologie, Sephora, Bloomingdale’s, and more. He shares how Voluspa was founded, what makes the company unique, collborations, and more.

Jake Schwaner is the co-owner of Hobie Surf Shop, which was originally created in the '50s as the first surf shop in Southern California. Hobie currently has four locations in Orange County, including Dana Point, San Clemente, Laguna Beach, and most recently San Juan Capistrano. In this episode, he talks about Hobie's history, how he came to own the store, and what listeners can keep an eye out for this year!

Carson Cody is a touring musician, producer, and arranger who has played in bands including Judah and the Lion and with Matt Kearney. Recently, he played keys and bass for Ashlyn Rae Willson also known as Ashe and opened for Kelsea Ballerini and soon will be opening for Gracie Abrams. In this week's episode, he talks about how he first got into music, what goes into his position, and more.