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The Elisha Show (formerly WITneSSes) A self improvement podcast Welcome to The Elisha Show, a self improvement and transformative podcast hosted by Elisha Arowojobe, a spiritual leader and transformational speaker. This show is the go-to space for purpose-driven individuals ready to grow spiritually, emotionally, and professionally. Now ranked among the top 2% of podcasts worldwide. The Elisha Show is more than a podcast; it’s a global movement of growth, healing, self improvement and transformation. Each episode features life-changing conversations with inspiring guests who’ve left a mark in areas like business, mental health, marriage, faith, marketing, sales, wellness, and more. Whet...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Elisha Arowojobe connects Christian purpose and spiritual growth to practical decisions about stress, work, discipline, and personal change.
Elisha Arowojobe treats transformation as something to practice, moving between guest interviews and solo Christian teaching. Conversations address stress management, energy healing, business planning, and personal discipline.
Elisha wants you to use the advice; even his mango tree keeps coming back to check.
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John's oversized-bike work opens into a grounded case for designing with dignity.
John gives the episode a practical center: building bikes for people above 250 pounds becomes a clear way into how design can quietly leave some bodies out of comfort, movement, and shared everyday pleasures.
A stress-management story that turns burnout into a practical case for caring for yourself.
Burnout is the center of this piece. Lolita Guarin talks plainly about immigration pressure, rising anxiety, and the moment her body forced her to stop.
A blunt sermon on living faith out loud when pressure asks it to dim.
Elijah sets the episode around a firm idea: if someone claims light, that light has to show up when pressure and compromise start asking for a different answer.
A reflective case for energy healing and for questioning the source of thought and emotion.
The conversation treats energy healing as a way to look past symptoms and ask where discomfort is coming from. Herman ties parasites, thought programs, traumas, and other outside inputs to the way people feel, while the host's gratitude and the mango-tree metaphor keep the tone…
A business-planning conversation about resilience, collaboration, and preparing for the unexpected.
Business planning sits at the center here, but the more durable idea is stewardship: how an owner moves from scattered advice to a plan that still holds when life turns unexpectedly.
Practical advice on structure, humility, and the support people actually need.
The episode keeps returning to one plain question: what does it take to build a life that can hold up under pressure? The mango tree image gives that idea a concrete shape, and the talk about personal infrastructure stays grounded in everyday structure, priorities, and putting…
Prayer, presence, and lighter living.
Elisha welcomes guest Joni to discuss faith and purpose, using a mango tree analogy to illustrate personal growth and transformation from barrenness to fruitfulness.
The host welcomes Lolita with warmth and gratitude.
The host introduces Greg Lee, discussing self-investment and using a mango tree metaphor to illustrate personal transformation, setting the stage for a conversation about overcoming chronic illness.
On The Elisha Show, Heather Ann Ferry recounts childhood trauma and her later work with clients in a private trauma practice for over 17 years.
Terry Bean says a daily mantra—“everything’s always working out for them”—can help children aged six to nine shape their expectations.
Elijah begins with gratitude.
Mick Wienholt links a November avalanche at age 19 with the faith journey that followed his son Luke's 2012 stillbirth.
Dale Montgomery, Director of Advanced Planning at a Virtual Family Office group, joins Ambassador Elisha to discuss how small and medium business owners can stop going it alone with siloed advisors and adopt a team-based planning approach historically reserved for billionaires.
The host uses a metaphor of a mango tree's transformation to illustrate the value of self-investment and personal growth, encouraging the guest for her dedication to becoming her best self.
The host uses a mango tree metaphor to discuss themes of self-investment and transformation, setting the stage for a conversation on personal growth and storytelling.
The host uses a mango tree metaphor to illustrate how personal investment and growth lead to transformation and purpose beyond traditional roles and success.
The host uses a metaphor of a mango tree's transformation from dry and unattractive to fruitful and vibrant to illustrate the importance of investing in oneself and the potential for personal growth and change.
Host Elisha Arowojobe welcomes Dr.
Host Elisha interviews leadership coach Tiffanie Janowitz about building a 'personal infrastructure' of habits and mindset to sustain high performance without burnout.
The host opens with gratitude and a mango-tree story.
Elisha Arowojobe welcomes guest Banya Lim to discuss mind-body-spirit healing, using a mango tree analogy to illustrate personal transformation and the importance of self-investment in spiritual and emotional growth.
On The Elisha Show, Elisha interviews Joan Denizot about building bicycles, products, and business practices for people whose needs are often overlooked.
In this episode, host Elisha Arowojobe welcomes guest Heather to discuss overcoming burnout and finding balance, using a personal story about a mango tree's transformation as a metaphor for growth and self-investment.
Elisha Arowojobe hosts Brett in a discussion on self-improvement, using a mango tree analogy to illustrate personal growth and the importance of investing in oneself.
Host Elisha Arowojobe welcomes guest Kurt and uses a mango tree metaphor to discuss investing in oneself for personal growth and transformation, emphasizing the journey from barrenness to fruition.
The host uses a metaphor of a mango tree's transformation to illustrate the importance of investing in oneself for achieving a dream life through money and real estate.
Elisha introduces a paid podcast on the Purpose Driven Framework and teaches about God being a king who expands his government.
Host Elisha interviews Christy about investing in oneself, using a mango tree analogy to illustrate personal transformation.
Host Elisha Arowojobe interviews Marit, using a mango tree analogy to illustrate the importance of investing in oneself for spiritual and personal growth.
Host Elisha interviews Claire, using a mango tree metaphor to illustrate the value of investing in oneself for personal transformation.
Host Elisha Arowojobe interviews guest Chris, using a mango tree metaphor to illustrate the importance of investing in oneself for personal transformation.
Host Elisha Arowojobe interviews guest Lawrence, using a mango tree analogy to illustrate the importance of investing in oneself for personal transformation.
Host Elisha Arowojobe interviews guest Shetay, using a mango tree metaphor to illustrate the importance of investing in oneself for personal transformation.
Host Elisha interviews guest Devin, using a mango tree analogy to illustrate the value of investing in oneself for personal and spiritual growth.
Host Elisha Arowojobe interviews guest Patti, using a mango tree metaphor to illustrate the importance of investing in oneself for personal transformation.
Host Elisha Arowojobe interviews David, using a mango tree analogy to thank him for investing in himself and to illustrate personal transformation.