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Open Book with Harry Pacheco

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Welcome to Open Book with Harry Pacheco, a heart-forward podcast where music, mentorship, and meaningful change collide. Host Harry Pacheco—whose career spans the Bay Area music scene, project management, business development, and an acclaimed anti-bullying children's book series—pulls back the curtain on the lives of inspiring people who use creativity and courage to make a difference. Each episode dives into honest conversations about career pivots, parenting, anti-bullying advocacy, community impact, and the lessons that shape us. You'll hear stories from musicians, educators, entrepreneurs, and authors who share their wins, failures, and the small daily choices that lead to big change. Whether you're a parent, teacher, creative, or leader, Open Book delivers actionable takeaways and uplifting perspective to help you lead with intention.

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February 17, 2026

From Trauma to Transformation: Megan Mackenzie on HypnoBreathwork®, The Connected Woman & Reclaiming Your Power

In this episode of Open Book with Harry Pacheco, Harry sits down with breathwork coach and transformational guide <a href= "chatgpt://generic-entity?number=0">Megan Mackenzie</a> to talk about healing, identity, and what really happens when you stop coping and start rewiring your life. Megan is the creator behind <a href= "chatgpt://generic-entity?number=1">The Connected Woman</a>, where she helps women heal from trauma, break old patterns, and reclaim their power using HypnoBreathwork®, mindset coaching, and embodiment work. Megan explains how HypnoBreathwork® blends breathwork, hypnosis, and subconscious reprogramming to release stored emotions, clear limiting beliefs, and create real, lasting change—often faster than traditional talk therapy alone. She and Harry dive into what it looks like to move through anxiety, burnout, motherhood overload, and "high-functioning but secretly exhausted" seasons, and into a life marked by clarity, confidence, and deep self-connection. They also explore Megan's signature offers like her Made For More 90-day group coaching "glow-up," breathwork journaling tools for post-traumatic growth, private intensives at the Sanity Sanctuary retreat space, and why building safe, honest communities of women is central to her mission. If you're curious about breathwork for trauma, nervous system healing, women's empowerment, or creating a life that actually feels like you, this conversation will give you both inspiration and practical language for your own healing journey.

February 9, 2026

Jen Grafton — From Passion to Purpose: Real Talk on Growth, Community & Next Steps

Open Book with <a href="chatgpt://generic-entity?number=0">Harry Pacheco</a> welcomes special guest <a href= "chatgpt://generic-entity?number=1">Jen Grafton</a> for a candid conversation about purpose, community impact, and the practical steps Jen uses to turn passion into results. In this episode Harry and Jen dig into: <ul> <li> Jen's personal journey and what sparked her mission to serve. </li> <li> How she builds momentum — habits, decisions, and mindset shifts that actually work. </li> <li> Real-world examples of community projects and collaborations (what worked, what didn't). </li> <li> Actionable advice for listeners: how to find clarity, get unstuck, and start serving today. </li> <li> Quick wins and long-game strategies for building influence without burnout. </li> </ul> Why listen: Whether you're looking for inspiration, practical next steps, or real stories of people leaning into purpose — Jen's conversation is full of heart and usable insight. 👉 Subscribe to the Open Book channel and hit the bell so you never miss an episode. 👉 Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube 👉 Connect with Jen: @jennifer.grafton.7 👉 Follow STP: @SpreadThePositive

January 20, 2026

From Cleveland to the Cutting Room: Paul Skidmore on Faith, Film & the Power of Story

In this episode of Open Book with Harry Pacheco, Harry sits down with Paul Skidmore — a lifelong student of film, director, producer, and author — for a deep dive into movies, calling, and the kind of stories that actually change people. Paul shares how growing up in Cleveland, Tennessee, glued to behind-the-scenes specials like The Making of Return of the Jedi, sparked a lifelong obsession with special effects, creatures, models, blue screen, and optical printing. He talks about learning to edit on two VCRs, going to film school, and facing a major crossroads: chase the traditional Hollywood ladder, or stay rooted and create work that truly reflects his values. Now finishing his first feature film based on a short story he wrote, Paul opens up about the sacrifices that come with saying "yes" to a big creative vision — time, comfort, and the safety of a predictable career. He and Harry dig into what it means to be a Christian in the film industry, how to keep your integrity when profit and popularity pull the other way, and why Paul sees himself as a modern parable teller, following the example of Jesus by wrapping truth in unforgettable stories. They also talk about the lost art of hospitality and face-to-face conversation in a world glued to screens, the responsibility filmmakers have to shape imagination, and practical encouragement for young creatives who feel called to tell stories but don't know where to start. If you love movies, filmmaking, faith-based storytelling, independent film, or honest conversations about art and calling, this episode is packed with behind-the-scenes insight and real-world wisdom from a veteran filmmaker who's still hungry to learn.

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What is Open Book with Harry Pacheco?: Welcome to Open Book with Harry Pacheco, a heart-forward podcast where music, mentorship, and meaningful change collide. Host Harry Pacheco—whose career spans the Bay Area music scene, project management, business development, and an acclaimed anti-bullying children's book series—pulls back the curtain on the lives of inspiring people who use creativity and courage to make a difference.

Each episode dives into honest conversations about career pivots, parenting, anti-bullying advocacy, community impact, and the lessons that shape us. You'll hear stories from musicians, educators, entrepreneurs, and authors who share their wins, failures, and the small daily choices that lead to big change. Whether you're a parent, teacher, creative, or leader, Open Book delivers actionable takeaways and uplifting perspective to help you lead with intention.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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