Bitchin Over Wine

Full of joy and holding back tears, Brittany Krystantos opened up to me publicly like she never has before...Here is the glimpse in to the mind of a young girl who was comprised at a young age, and took on a rare disorder that only 1% of the children's population ever deal with. Brittany published her first book at eighteen years of age. I don't about you, but I managed to win a pageant, and barely make it out alive from high school, and a teen pregnancy at that point. Hardly a real accomplishment. Can you relate? Not to me of course. Or do you? Brittany shared with me some of her deepest and darkest experiences like never before, and I'm sure we can all find ourselves in her book whether as an adult of someone who is going through a similar journey as a teen. Show Notes: In this episode we discuss deep topics such as: *What made her decide to write a book Expectations of being in the public eye. *Being vulnerable to the world What made her decided to write her book. *How her old school mates have reacted to her revealing book. *Transforming from being an outcast. *How girls are bitches. *Mindset and belief systems. *The process of healing, and self love Her ongoing discoveries. Believe me, there is so many more layers to this jam packed episode. Please listen, comment and share! Please visit my podcast page to get links for Brittany's book on Amazon! Find more on Brittany! Website: brittanykrystantos.com Instagram: @brittkrystantos Twitter: @brittkrystantos

I can barely describe this Podcast. There are almost no words. Except awesome. And also, we gossip and discuss all things relationships, social media, business, personal struggles being in the public eye. This is a longer one, but it was effortless, and we had definitely had a mojo going. Please share if you connected and tag someone you know that loves Jacqui Childs! Nanny put your ear muffs on.

There are times when you meet people that impact your life. Andrea Godin is rising Canadian musical empress who truly understands what it's like to try and make it as an independent woman in her niche. Shits not easy especially in the artist world. Listen to our fun and uber real conversation and get untouched insider industry goods on some of your favorite Canadian artists!

Join me as I mind-rape ultra adorable R & B singer and song writer Roger Ortega on his new album The Lottery, his personal life and how social media revolutionized his business. Yes I'm a nosey bitch too.

Meet Rachel. Rachel is a 40 year old divorcee ́, and single father of two beautiful children who also happens to be a closeted cross-dresser. In this episode we discuss very deeply the notion of what Transgender actually is, and how a photo shoot fully dressed in women's clothing with full hair and make-up was one of the best nights of her life. Other things we touch on are: * When this passion was discovered * Fears of the unknown * Why support groups might not necessarily be beneficial * The ice-breaker challenge he gave himself in Toronto and what happened * What cross-dressing does for her on the inside * What it was like the first time wearing make-up * Why she chose the name Rachel Since the podcast Rachel has launched a new marketing, and advertising business and is making new and accepting connections. Today Rachel feels much more comfortable with her lifestyle and since has grown more self esteem and self worth. I am so happy for Rachel and feel inspired. I hope you do too! As per my pre-roll mentions, I've spoke briefly about a new travel club that I am a member of and wanted to share with those who travel as a family or in groups and might want to find a way to save money. Check out Renaissance Lifestyle Passport for more information. https://goo.gl/LJCxko Please comment on & share this podcast, and check out more episodes of Bitchin Over Wine Podcast.