Tommy Carbasho is a Certified Holistic Health Coach through IIN, fiercely passionate about helping people reclaim their health, energy, and purpose through clean nutrition and conscious living. He’s the creator and host of Forbidden Chronicles, a podcast that dares to explore ancient mysteries, hidden histories, and the untapped secrets of human potential. He also wrote How to Not Suck as a Human: A User’s Guide to a Better You, a practical, empowering, and occasionally hilarious guide to leveling up your personal growth and transformation (because let’s face it, being human is tricky business). Tommy doesn’t just talk the talk, he builds communities. As the founder of The Electric Company, a symposium series featured on GnosticTV, he brings together holistic practitioners, healers, and curious seekers to share wisdom and inspire healthier, more intentional living.

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Lunchroom News & Entertainment's Very Own Local Mom & Daughter, Changing Things 1-Step At A Time, Beating The Odds, However Sophie's In Need Of Our Help, Please Donate to Her Wheelchair Accessible Van Fundraiser If You Can...

Sophie is a bright, resilient young girl living with a rare condition. She faces many health challenges and requires frequent medical appointments, but transportation has become one of her family’s biggest struggles. An adapted vehicle would mean safety, dignity, and easier access to the care she needs. Every donation, no matter how small, helps bring this life-changing goal closer. If you can’t give, please consider sharing to spread the word. Together, we can make a difference for Sophie.

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Jonathan Sirard is my book cover designer, friend, Neighbour, and now colleague. He’s as sharp and talented as they come a true master of detail and custom design. Ever since picking up a pencil at 11, art has been second nature to him. Self-taught and passionate, Jonathan brings everything he touches to life: drawing, painting, sculpting, tattooing, and now 3D modeling.

After nearly five years as a tattoo artist, he honed his eye for detail and his ability to connect with people through custom work. Now, at 19, he channels that same creative fire into designing original 3D models for individuals and businesses ready for 3D printing. He also sells his custom prints directly online. I’ve posted the web address on his profile for anyone who wants to own a piece of his talent.

Whether it’s on paper, skin, or in 3D, Jonathan doesn’t just make art he lives it fully.

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