In this episode, Leah sits down with Adam Jasenak, president and head coach of Johnson City Rugby, Army veteran, and stay-at-home dad. Adam explains rugby in simple terms, breaks down common misconceptions, and shares how he helped rebuild and lead the local club with clear direction and competitive goals. They discuss leadership, discipline, community, and why showing up matters—even on the days you don’t feel like it. Adam also shares how adults and kids can get involved in rugby locally. Visit www.johnsoncityrugby.com for more information.

Dave McAuley is the founder of Summit Leadership Foundation in Johnson City. He shares his journey from radio DJ and furniture store owner to nonprofit and church leader. We talk about the power of connecting leaders, why no one succeeds alone, founder syndrome, Trinity Grace Farm, and raising the next generation of leaders. If you care about community, legacy, and meaningful leadership, this conversation is for you.

In this first episode, Leah sits down with Beth Jenks and Jessica Patrone, the owners of Pro Compounding Pharmacy. They discuss their paths into compounding pharmacy, what personalized medicine actually means, and what they see daily in women dealing with hormone changes, perimenopause, sleep issues, anxiety, and aging. The conversation focuses on practical experience, education gaps in healthcare, and why individualized care matters. Visit their website at: https://www.procompounding.com/

In this opening episode, Leah introduces the heart behind the Leah Vanity Podcast. What started as a desire to be better listeners and more present with the people around them has become a space for honest, unfiltered conversations. They share a bit about their life as business owners, creatives, parents, and a husband-and-wife team, and why community, connection, and listening well matter—especially when people find themselves in new places or seasons of life. This podcast is about real people, real stories, and taking time to listen.