How'd You Meet‪?‬ Chris Molina, Ana Gabriela Flores

Sylvester and Denise Jenkins have been married for 10 years. They have 4 children together 3 boys and 1 girl. After both transitioning from the military they became entrepreneurs.

Denise is an Foreign exchange & Crypto trader, stock investor, and Day trader.

Sylvester is an Author, Professional Speaker in the educational industry and Mental Health Advocate.

They love serving in any capacity by providing the best quantity and quality of service to others. They are on a journey to create generational wealth and build a legacy.

This episode's guest is Arthur Diaz! Arthur spends his days as an x-ray tech for a senior clinic. He spends his evenings following local and national politics which he then spins in a nightly news report to his wife and daughter.

This episode's guest is Simone Carnegie-Diaz! Simone is the director of a college access program where she works alongside intelligent, dedicated scholars as they navigate the obstacles of life to be the first in their families to graduate from college. She is also pursuing a Phd in educational leadership. Arthur works as an x-ray tech at a senior clinic where his humour and compassion has won him numerous proposals from his many senior admirers. Art and Simone along with their fearless labradoodle, Ellie, have recently taken up kayaking and hope that learning to paddle in unison won't lead to the end of their marriage.

Our guest on this episode is Cheryl Rivera. Cheryl and her wife Lydia did not start their story traditionally and they plan to continue making up their own rules in their life together. They have had ups and downs and times questioned if they would make it, but their love wouldn’t allow them to stop trying. Cheryl says that she is so lucky to have Lydia in her life.

Our guest on this episode is Archie. Archie Messersmith-Bunting, M.S., The Feelings Guy™, is a mental wellness coach, consultant, and professional speaker who helps people discover how leading with their feelings can improve their quality of life and save the lives of those they come in contact with.

Archie was a successful musical theater performer in New York City before addiction and clinical depression destroyed his childhood dream and led him to a place where he believed suicide was his only answer. After battling back from the jaws of addiction, Archie now uses his voice to remind others that we are all more than "just" the wreckage of our past. He teaches that individual moments and decisions in our life do not define us, but they can help design us.

Archie has been featured on numerous NBC, CBS and FOX affiliates, on dozens of podcasts, and is the host of the new (and fabulous) podcast “What A Feeling!”