Keeping it Real on Purpose

In this powerful episode of Keeping It Real on Purpose, Edna White sits down with Krista Anderson, the founder and CEO of Healthy on the Go.
After surviving Stage 2 cancer in 2007, Krista was faced with an even steeper mountain in 2009: Stage 4 cancer and a prognosis of only three months to live. Not only did she reclaim her health, but she also found her calling. Nominated by former First Lady Michelle Obama as a “Catalyst of Change for America’s Health,” Krista is now on a mission to ensure that healthy food is a convenience available in gas stations, airports, and universities worldwide.
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Unmasking the Lie of Toxic Leadership features Robert Health Sr., CEO of Legacy Leadership Consulting Group, in a bold and necessary conversation about what real leadership actually requires.
In this episode, we expose performative authority and fear-based leadership—and the damage they cause to people, teams, and culture. Robert Health Sr. breaks down how true leaders command with valor, purpose, and radical authenticity, offering a grounded path to leadership rooted in integrity, courage, and truth.
This conversation is for leaders, entrepreneurs, executives, and anyone tired of toxic systems disguised as “strong leadership.”
🎙 Topics include:
Why fear-based leadership fails
The hidden cost of toxic authority
How to lead with courage instead of control
Ending toxic leadership without losing influence

This episode features Jonathan Steele—a veteran, scholar, and songwriter who tells the unfiltered truth about starting over when the life you planned no longer fits.
Jonathan shares how military discipline laid the groundwork for creative freedom, why vulnerability is not weakness, and how passion can be redirected into a powerful new purpose at any stage of life. This conversation is about resilience, reinvention, and giving yourself permission to pivot—without shame or delay.
If you’ve ever felt stuck between who you were and who you’re becoming, this episode is for you.
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In this powerful episode, we sit down with Jeff Rasley, a writer, Himalayan expedition leader, lawyer, and global humanitarian, to explore what it truly means to rebuild after life-altering trauma.
Jeff shares two defining moments that reshaped his life: a devastating motorcycle accident in Mexico that left his passenger permanently crippled, and an avalanche in the Nepal Himalayas that claimed the lives of three people. From these experiences, Jeff faced deep PTSD—and ultimately, recovery.
We talk about trauma, survivor’s guilt, resilience, and how purpose can emerge from crisis rather than be destroyed by it.
This episode is for anyone who has been through the wreckage—and is searching for meaning on the other side.

Starting over doesn’t always look dramatic. Sometimes it looks like two people, one tandem bike, and a decision to keep going.
In this episode of Keeping It Real on Purpose, Edna J. White sits down with Bob and Tammy Cranston to talk about what it really means to begin again after loss. After each losing their first spouses to cancer, Bob and Tammy found healing, connection, and renewed purpose by biking through all 50 U.S. states—documenting the journey in what they call The Blank Journal.
This conversation goes far beyond travel. It’s about grief, resilience, remarriage, rediscovering joy, and allowing life to unfold one page at a time. If you’ve ever wondered how to move forward when life doesn’t turn out the way you planned, this episode offers a powerful reminder that starting over is still a form of courage.
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