In this episode of the WeShare Podcast, mental advocate and WeShare Member Brittney Moses guides listeners through the gentle, grounding practice of emotional decluttering as we approach the new year. Instead of rushing into January with pressure, resolutions, or unrealistic expectations, Brittney invites us to slow down and reflect, much like nature does in winter. She offers practical tools, including reflection and prayer prompts, to help ground your mind and spirit before the new year begins. This episode is a warm reminder to invest in your mind and spirit so you can enter January present and refreshed!

For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’re joined by Yoli, a breast cancer survivor, WeShare Ambassador, and founder of Cancer Kinship. In this episode, Yoli vulnerably shares about her cancer “storm,” how she took charge of her body, mind, and spirit, and how nutrition helped ease her pain during treatment. She also reveals the inspiring motivation behind starting Cancer Kinship, an organization dedicated to empowering patients during and after their treatments. Don’t miss Yoli’s raw and uplifting testimony. This is an episode you’ll want to hear!

In this episode of the WeShare Podcast, host Brittney Moses sits down with Dr. Carrie Meyer, Doctor of Audiology and Director of Clinical Programs at Amplifon Hearing Health Care, to explore why hearing health matters at every stage of life. From protecting kids’ ears from earbuds, to understanding the connection between hearing loss, balance, and dementia, Dr. Meyer shares practical insights that can change the way you think about hearing care.

You’ll learn how hearing impacts mental health, quality of life, and even fall prevention, and why regular checkups should be just as routine as dental or vision exams. Plus, discover how programs like WeShare Legacy and our partnership with Amplifon help make screenings and support more accessible for members.

Whether you’re raising a family, preparing for retirement, or anywhere in between, this conversation will inspire you to take your hearing health seriously today, for a fuller, more connected tomorrow.