🔥 In this powerful and raw episode of the Artist Recovery Podcast, we sit down with the dynamic Jodi Remenap—a chef, entrepreneur, former physical therapist, and creative powerhouse. Buckle up, because her story is anything but linear.🧠 From Science to the Stove: Jodi opens up about her pivot from earning a Master’s degree in physical therapy to finding deep fulfillment as a private chef and creative brand builder. Hear how she navigated early success, burnout, and rediscovered her calling through food and service.👩‍🍳 About Jodi Remenap: With roots in Michigan and a career path that led through California and now Florida, Jodi has worn many hats: executive chef at Clean LA, brand developer, website designer, and founder of Fire Girl Inc. She brings an unmatched level of intention, creativity, and healing into every role she plays. Her story is a testament to reinvention—and the courage it takes to follow your gut even when logic tells you not to.🌟 Viral Moments to Watch For:[00:01:00] Jodi’s candid reaction to being on her very first podcast (“I feel famous already!”) sets the tone for an honest and inspiring conversation.[00:17:00] Her gut-wrenching story of nosebleeds from sports anxiety as a sensitive, empathic kid will hits home for creatives and HSPs.[00:29:00] The moment she admits she knew physical therapy wasn’t her path—two years into grad school.[00:53:00] Her realization that she was absorbing her clients’ pain and energy as an empath working in healthcare.[01:05:00] The dramatic rebranding of her family’s 40-year-old ice cream shop during the pandemic—and how the community freaked out.💥 Big Themes in This Episode:🎨 Embracing the late-blooming creative within💡 Navigating pivots without apology🛠️ Building a brand from scratch—literally (she tiled her own restaurant floor!)🧘‍♀️ Learning how to protect your energy as an empath in business and life🌱 Cooking as creative expression and community healing🙌 Why You Need to Watch ThisWhether you're a creative struggling to find your voice, a career-changer scared to start over, or just someone who needs a reminder that you're allowed to evolve—Jodi’s episode is for you. She’ll inspire you to trust your instincts, reclaim your energy, and find success your way.Connect with Jodi: https://www.chefjodirem.com/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jodi-remenap-a01a2726b/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chefjodirem/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@ChefJodiRemConnect with Rich: https://www.theartistrecovery.comLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richwrightunltdInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/richwrightunltdJoin the Community: https://www.artrecroom.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theartrec💬 Join the Conversation:What's one pivot you’ve been afraid to make? Drop it in the comments. Let’s talk about breaking cycles, embracing creativity, and rewriting the rules of success.📲 Don’t forget to:✅ Like✅ Subscribe✅ Hit the 🔔 for new episodes every week✅ Share this with someone who needs to hear Jodi’s journey!#JodiRemenap #ArtistRecoveryPodcast #CreativeJourney #EmpathLife #CareerPivot #FromPTtoChef #WomenEntrepreneurs #MentalHealth #CulinaryHealing #PodcastInterview #ViralPodcast #SmallTownBigDreams #CordonBleu #CleanEating #CreativeWomen #HealingThroughFood #chefjodirem #RichWright #RichWrightUnltd #artistrecovery

🔥 In this powerhouse episode of the Artist Recovery Podcast, host Rich Wright sits down with the incomparable Pierre Mayo — a multi-talented recording artist, audio/visual production mogul, and pastor — for a raw, inspiring, and deeply personal conversation you don't want to miss.From surviving childhood battles with sickle cell anemia to influencing the Detroit hip-hop scene having the monicker Kid Rock also and who got to keep the name, working with J Dilla, touring with Russ and contemplating suicide in a hotel room and gospel rap scene, Pierre’s story is a testament to resilience, faith, and visionary creativity. With over 30 years of experience in media production, live event management, and music engineering, Pierre drops gems for aspiring creatives, producers, and entrepreneurs alike.🚀 TOP MOMENTS YOU'LL LOVE:✨ Child Prodigy Origins – Hear how hand puppets in the backseat of his mom’s car became the foundation for a lifetime in media.🎤 Hip-Hop & Rock Fusion Visionary – Pierre saw the genre-blending power of rock and hip-hop before it hit mainstream. Find out how Run DMC, Van Halen, and Grandmaster Flash sparked a new sound in his soul.~ Overcoming Addiction & Withdrawal at 15 – A chilling yet powerful moment where Pierre recalls his near-addiction to morphine due to his sickle cell condition and how he pushed through.🎛️ From Bedroom DJ to CEO – Discover how Pierre went from scratching vinyls on a four-track to producing massive live events and corporate productions with his company C Boy Production and MMSDC.tv🧠 Creative Grit & Spiritual Resilience – Get a candid look at how he balanced faith, chronic illness, and ambition in an unforgiving industry.👊 Mic Drop Quote:“I was 15 with a morphine drip — and still dreaming about beats.”“You can’t teach hustle. Either you’ve got it, or you find it through pain.”“I saw the future of music before it arrived. I just needed the right people to build it with me.”🎯 WHO SHOULD WATCH THIS?~Aspiring artists, engineers, and content creators~Gospel and hip-hop fans~Chronic illness warriors looking for inspiration~Entrepreneurs & church media teams seeking production mastery~Anyone who’s ever faced setbacks and is ready for a comeback📢 LIKE + COMMENT + SUBSCRIBE

Don’t forget to share this episode with someone who needs a dose of real-life perseverance and passion. Tap the 🔔 to get notified for future episodes.👇 Join the Conversation🗣️ Drop your favorite moment or quote from Pierre’s story in the comments. What part hit home the most?📌 Key moments~ Intro to Pierre Mayo’s Media Empire~ Growing Up in Detroit: Monk Monk & Kitty Skits~Life with Sickle Cell: Pain, Purpose, and Power~ From Puppets to Pro Tools: The Creative Spark~ Gospel Hip-Hop & Breaking Genre Barriers~ Kid Rock, Turntables, and the moniker “Kid Rock”,who kept the name?~Building a Media Legacy & Staying Grounded~ Encouragement for Creatives Facing Adversity~ Marriage Falls apart~ Touring with Russ and contemplating suicide along in a hotel roomConnect with Pierre:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pierre-mayo-77a06558/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pdmayoInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/pierremayo/Connect with Rich: https://www.theartistrecovery.comLinkedin: https://www.linkedin/in/richwrighunltdInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/richwrightunltdInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theartrecCoaching with Rich: https://www.theartistrecovery.com/coachingArtist Recovery Community: https://www.artrecroom.com#PierreMayointerview, #artistrecovery #recovery #artistrecoverypodcast #gospelhiphop #hiphop, #sicklecellwarrior, #detroit, #creatives, #audio #engineerlife , #christianrap, #mixingmastering ,#dboyrodriguez, #gigirodriguez, #TimMinor, #DOC, #howtobecomeamusicproducer, #inspirationalartiststories, #kidrock #jdilla #russ, #audioproductiontips, #churchmedia, #overcomingillness #musician, #RichWrightpodcast

🎨 Discover the powerful connection between art, trauma, and healing in this riveting episode of the Artist Recovery Podcast! Join host Rich Wright as he sits down with Joanna Lloyd, an artist, birthing specialist, and founder of Mumabuba and Echoes of Birth, to explore how early life experiences, including prenatal and birth imprints, shape our mental health and creative lives. This interview is a must-watch for artists, parents, and anyone interested in mental health, trauma recovery, and the science of somatic healing.⚠️ Content Warning: This episode discusses sensitive topics like birth trauma, suicide, and childhood abuse. If you feel triggered, Joanna suggests pausing, stepping into nature, or engaging in a creative activity (Timestamp: [01:40:00]). Take care of yourself and return when ready.🔥 Why You Can’t Miss This Episode:Joanna’s story is a profound blend of creativity and resilience. From her challenging childhood in England to her career shifts across retail, human resources for the police force, and finally to holistic pregnancy care, Joanna reveals how her artistic roots and personal struggles led her to uncover the science of pre- and perinatal psychology. Her insights into how birth trauma and early experiences influence lifelong behaviors—like anxiety, depression, and even suicide risk—are both eye-opening and deeply moving.🌟 Viral Moments to Watch For:⏩️ The Chilling Connection Between Birth Trauma and Suicide Risk (Timestamp: [01:37:55]): Joanna shares staggering research linking birth complications, like forceps delivery, to higher suicide rates later in life. One study found individuals who died by asphyxiation were four times more likely to have experienced oxygen deprivation at birth. This moment gave host Rich Wright “chills” and will leave you speechless.⏩️ Joanna’s Personal Healing Journey (Timestamp: [00:58:59]): Learn how Joanna connected her postnatal struggles to her own premature birth and separation from her mother, offering a raw and relatable perspective on intergenerational trauma.⏩️ Art as a Healing Tool (Timestamp: [01:14:19]): Joanna explains how she uses “birth art” to tap into the subconscious, helping clients process trauma through creativity. This is a game-changer for artists looking to merge their craft with healing.⏩️ The Mask Panic Revelation (Timestamp: [01:03:13]): Joanna’s candid recounting of her inability to wear a mask during COVID due to childhood imprints is a powerful testament to how deeply our nervous system holds onto early trauma.💡 Key Takeaways:1️⃣ You’re Not Broken: Joanna emphasizes that no one is inherently flawed—our behaviors stem from early experiences, and understanding them is the first step to healing.2️⃣ Intergenerational Imprints: Learn how trauma can be passed down through generations, even from your grandmother’s pregnancy, and how to break these cycles.3️⃣ Art Meets Science: Discover how creativity, like Joanna’s birth art therapy, can unlock subconscious healing, making this episode a goldmine for creatives.4️⃣ Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs): Joanna dives into the ACEs study, revealing how childhood trauma increases risks for issues like depression (4.5x) and suicide attempts (12.5x) when four or more ACEs are present.🔗 Connect with Joanna Lloyd:Echoes of Birth and how it’s changing lives: https://www.echosofbirth.com/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joannalloyd/✴️ Connect with Rich: https://www.theartistrecovery.comLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richwrightunltdInsta: @richwrightunltd @theartrec

📚 Resources Mentioned:Gabor Maté’s: https://thewisdomoftrauma.com/Adverse Childhood Experiences: https://chronicillnesstraumastudies.com/abes-chronic-illness/Nadine Burke Harris: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95ovIJ3dsNk#ArtistRecoveryPodcast #JoannaLloyd #TraumaHealing #BirthImprints #MentalHealth #EchosofBrith #SomaticHealing #PrenatalPsychology #IntergenerationalTrauma #AdverseChildhoodExperiences