The Get Radical Show

Arianny Celeste got her start as a UFC ring girl and has since built a successful career as a model, entrepreneur, and philanthropist.   On this episode of the Get Radical Show, Arianny talks about her bond with her mother, overcoming a traumatic childhood, and how enduring an abusive relationship pushed her to transform her life from the inside out.  Stay tuned for PART 2!

Author and Humanitarian Cynthia Kersey took a painful moment in her life and turned it into a greater purpose. While going through a painful divorce, she picked herself up and devoted herself to create sustainable education to children and communities in developing countries with the mission to ensure EVERY child has access to the life-long gift of education. She didn't know how she would make it work but knew that this was her calling and her true path to healing. Giving can bring so much joy and light to the individuals we are giving to, but it can also be a way for us to give back to OURSELVES. It doesn't always have to be a monetary or tangible gift, it can be the gift of time, love, and support. In this episode of the Get Radical Show, Liz sits down with Cynthia to talk about the power of GIVING, and how giving to others can help lead you on your path of purpose and ultimately heal you.

Mariza Villarreal is a health and fitness coach who has helped thousands of women on their journey to self-love and acceptance. She began her journey as a fitness model, becoming a popular figure in the fitness community and earning spots in both industry and mainstream publications such as Men’s Health. At the height of her stardom, she was forced to put her dreams of health and fitness on hold after the death of her parents, but she never gave up on her RADICAL goal. Almost a decade later, she picked up right where she left off and worked towards becoming a professional bikini competitor. She started an Instagram account to share her journey and accumulated a following of 1.5 million people who she aims to inspire daily.   -----  The Get Radical Show is available wherever you listen to podcasts, SUBSCRIBE and give us a review: https://bit.ly/getradicalpodcast   Every week we are giving away a $100 credit to RadicalSkincare.com. Just make sure to SUBSCRIBE to our channel and LIKE us on social media!    Instagram: https://bit.ly/getradicalIG Facebook: https://bit.ly/getradicalFB   Want to learn more about Radical Skincare? Follow us to learn more! Website: https://bit.ly/radicalskincare  Instagram: https://bit.ly/radicalskincareIG  Facebook: https://bit.ly/radicalskincareFB  YouTube: https://bit.ly/radicalskincareYT   Keep up with your sisters on a mission, Liz & Rachel Edlich  Liz: https://bit.ly/lizedlich  Rachel: https://bit.ly/racheledlich

James Maslow is a singer and actor from sunny La Jolla, CA. He honed his craft from an early age, graduating from the Coronado School of the Arts with a major in musical theater. He got his big break in 2009 on Nickelodeon’s Big Time Rush and was flung into stardom. After four seasons, he moved on to new projects on Dancing with the Stars and Celebrity Big Brother. He has stayed true to his San Diego roots and dreams of one day purchasing a home on the beach in his hometown.      James sat down with Liz to talk about his passion, drive, and how being a good person sets the foundation of his life.

As a high powered social media influencer and public figure, Castellani is a familiar name in the trendy Los Angeles social scene. But what you might not know is that his road to becoming a social media sensation was marked with pain and trauma. As a teen, classmates at his renowned private school bullied him relentlessly because of his sexuality, and as a result, he fell into a deep depression. He found catharsis in documenting his struggles on social media, which drew support from thousands of people and eventually caught the attention of Lady Gaga, who invited him to speak at her Born This Way Foundation, whose mission is to support the mental and emotional wellness of young people by putting their needs, ideas and voices first Now, Castellani has become a voice for the communities that support him, using his platform to fight for LBGTQ+ rights and raise mental health awareness.