Terese Tiverra, host and executive producer, found her passion for nutrition in her teenage years. She has had much success in health and nutrition related fields as well as entertainment since then. 
The idea to produce "The Healthy You" came from her experiences and desire to educate others in health and wellness. 

Terese combines her extensive background in entertainment and health to lead this panel with guests to educate and entertain while providing sound health and wellness options. Exploring this fascinating world of health, beauty and wellness from a holistic perspective they entertain, educate and give opportunity for guests to showcase their worthy products and services.

Drew Lytle, co-host, grew up in the Nashville, TN area. He has been involved in athletics since a young age.  He graduated from George Washington University with a degree in Communication. He’s always had a keen interest in broadcasting, especially as it relates to sports.

Drew focuses on having a healthy lifestyle. He works out as much as possible and makes sure to eat a balanced diet with little junk food. Being healthy and fit has become very important to Drew because he feels it benefits overall wellness, including emotional aspects as well as physical.

Jen Hoeft, co-host, is an ACE certified personal trainer, a JohnnyG certified SPIN instructor, and a 15 year veteran of group fitness training.

She is also a professional musician who has combined her passion for music and wellness into a unique and real approach to knowing, challenging, and celebrating the body…inside and out.

Jen is a health consultant and writer for Modern Drummer Magazine, and the host of Fit in the Fast Lane, a series of fitness tips for travelers.

She studies martial arts, is an avid swimmer, and says “diversity, balance, and laughter are the keys to a great workout”.

Stephanie Lawson, co-host, is a registered nurse with clinical research and Emergency Room experience. She comes to the table with an incredible testimony. Stephanie's doctors found an inoperable brain tumor right after her baby's birth.  Not wanting to use steriods she researched and decided to take herself off all meats and dairy products. The doctors told her not only was the tumor shrinking but they were unsure that it was even a tumor in the first place. Today she is tumor free and living a vibrant, healthy life with her baby girl and her husband in Gallatin, TN.

Stephanie's experience with clinical research and an RN
makes her addition a great addition to the panel. As a mother and medical professional she has an important framework to talk to guests.