What happens when you walk away from the “safe” life to chase your true calling?On this episode of The Lovesick Podcast , we sit down with Elgin Charles, the Emperor of Hair. Elgin opens up about leaving the corporate grind, answering a call to ministry, and ultimately having the courage to pursue the passion that truly set his soul on fire: hair.From humble beginnings in Texas to owning a world-renowned salon in Beverly Hills, Elgin shares the real stories behind the glow-up, the risks, the faith, the failures, and the wins. We also dive into powerful moments from his book 'By the Way,' offering insight, inspiration, and life lessons you won’t hear anywhere else.This is a conversation about purpose, reinvention, and betting on yourself. Trust us, you do NOT want to miss this episode.

In this deeply moving and empowering episode, we sit down with Gervel Sampson, above and underwater photographer and resilient storyteller, who discovered a renewed sense of purpose through her art after the heartbreaking loss of her husband.Gervel shares how grief led her to the water, where she found healing, expression, and a passion that helped her rebuild her life with intention and courage. Through underwater photography, she learned to see beauty in unexpected places and to navigate the depths both literal and emotional with newfound strength.Together, we explore what it means to reinvent yourself after profound loss, how passion can become a lifeline, and why life after 40 can be a powerful time for transformation. Gervel’s journey is a testament to resilience, creativity, and the bravery it takes to step toward something new when the world feels uncertain.Tune in for an intimate, inspiring conversation that reminds us all that even after life’s hardest moments, it’s never too late to rediscover yourself, embrace change, and dive into the passions that call you forward.

Meet Geanna, a Death Midwife who walks beside the dying and the living with grace, wisdom, and compassion. In this episode, we explore what it truly means to die well and live fully, as Geanna shares how she supports individuals and families through the emotional, spiritual, and practical aspects of end-of-life care. A conversation about presence, peace, and the power of embracing life’s final transition.