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You don't have a confidence problem. You have an evidence problem. And it's costing you more than you think. It's costing you the promotion you didn't apply for. The business you haven't launched. The boundary you didn't set. The conversation you avoided. The love you didn't fully step into. The health habit you keep postponing. The money you haven't claimed. It's costing you the life you feel capable of but haven't yet allowed yourself to build. In this powerful first episode of a multi-part confidence series, Leah Roling dismantles one of the biggest myths we've ever been sold: that confidence comes before action. It doesn't. Confidence is not something you find. It's something you train. Backed by psychology, neuroscience, and real-world application, Leah breaks down: • Why waiting to “feel ready” is quietly sabotaging your growth • The science behind self-efficacy (and why belief follows behavior ...not the other way around) • How fear and confidence operate like a neurological seesaw • The simple 30-day practice that builds unshakable self-trust • Why confidence is accumulated proof not personality This conversation is compassionate. It's grounding. And it's activating. If you've been stuck in hesitation, second-guessing, overthinking, or waiting for the “right moment” this episode will shift you. Because confidence doesn't grow from consuming inspiration. It grows from participation. Press play if you're ready to stop postponing the version of you that already knows she's capable.

His name means My Voice. And yet he has spent more than forty-five years standing between silence and sound ~ translating not just words, but grief, sarcasm, poetry, justice, faith, intimacy, and pride. In this episode, we explore what it means to live as the bridge between Deaf and hearing worlds. What it means to transmit without altering. To hold neutrality in courtrooms, in family calls, in moments of tenderness between sisters. To speak fluently in sarcasm - in two languages. We talk about the sensuality of language. The fact that signing does not merely say “It's raining,” but shows the force, the wind, the impact - all at once. How eye contact is built into the grammar. How music becomes visual poetry in motion. How the body becomes tone, rhythm, emphasis. And beneath it all, a deeper question:If words are but pictures of our thoughts… what happens when the picture is made with hands? This is a conversation about the human need for connection and the world inside silence. About standing between silence and sound. About the extraordinary depth of a language that turns the body into voice.

The most sophisticated imitation of humanity ever built — and what is it accidentally revealing? Have we built the machine that shows us we are not machines? Or, will the day come when our total existence will be controlled?

What if the reason you keep repeating the same pattern isn't in your conscious mind? In this first conversation of a special two-part series, Becc sits down with hypnotherapist Bryn to explore how hypnotherapy works directly with the subconscious — where beliefs, trauma responses, and long-standing emotional patterns are actually stored. They discuss why insight alone doesn't always create change, how early-life programming shapes adult behavior, and what happens when clients access the root of anxiety, fear, and self-sabotage instead of just managing symptoms. If you've ever thought, “I understand why I do this… so why can't I stop?” this episode opens the door to a deeper level of transformation.

Many people assume fatigue is caused by lack of motivation, poor sleep, or stress. But the real source of energy lies deeper—inside the mitochondria of our cells. In this episode, Dr. Kris explains how cellular energy production works and why mitochondrial health plays a critical role in metabolism, endurance, and overall vitality. She also connects these insights with Isaiah 40:29–31 and the biblical promise of renewed strength.

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Dr. Tanvi discusses how acupuncture, Ayurveda, and integrative psychiatric approaches provide comprehensive care for patients. She also incorporates mindful alchemy and narrative medicine to address mental, physical and emotional well-being. Narrative medicine is a new modality used to help individuals move past the story of their trauma. Dr. Tanvi sees herself as a bridge holding space for your story to unfold while offering guidance and support on your path to healing. Whether in one-on-one sessions or group facilitations, her goal is always to empower and educate her patients with tools for self-awareness, self-healing, and deep inner restoration.

Reimagine We Begins with Reimagine WeIt is not just a philosophy, a brand or even a framework. It represents an evolutionary process towards empowerment. Most empowerment models start with confidence. Reimagine We starts with awareness of inner formation. We envision empowerment as human development not motivation. Further, we recognize that people often try to change systems without understanding the psychological and moral architecture that created the system. In this episode, we explore the power of worldview formation and collective imagination in creating a better world together. Listen in as we discuss the transformative potential of evolving our mindset and shaping our culture and society for the future. Reimagine We treats empowerment as human development, not motivation. And development always unfolds in stages. Reimagine We is not a political ideology. It is not a self-help motivation platform nor a social justice club. Instead, it is a worldview formation process.Worldview Formation CycleOur purpose here is to expose listeners to a worldview formation process that examines how we interpret reality, how we live in that reality, and how we shape society. Understanding worldview formation begins with understanding that our words, actions, and behaviors are not random. They are downstream of an inner worldview framed by our thoughts, beliefs, and ideas. The inner worldview shapes how we interpret outer reality; how we value ourself and others; and how we decide what is possible. All of that is to say that our innermost thoughts, beliefs, and ideas shows up in our words, actions, behaviors as a function of our worldview formation. The Hidden Reality: Humans Are ConditionedCore Concept – people do not start life thinking independently. We start life absorbing narratives as sources of formation—who we are; where we come from; and what matters. The range of narratives include family stories, cultural/historical roots, media exposure, identity/self concept, fear/trauma, education, and more. And on top of all that, we also experience shifts in worldview as we experience life daily. The Worldview Formation Cycle operates on four major planes: Informing our decisions, behaviors, and culture.Shaping our perception: trust, building, meaning, and identity.Creating results in society, community, justice. Conflict or cohesionFinally, the Worldview Formation Cycle continues through Praxis (consciously and unconsciously): Actions, Habits, Policies, Relationships, and Institutions.Worldview Is the Invisible Architecture That Produces Your Identity A worldview is not what you believe. A world view is what your life consistently assumes is true about realty, people, power, and purpose. Worldview is reflected in how you show up. Now ponder these questions:How do you show up?Who/what do you represent when you show up?Why do you show as you do?What is the impact of how you show up?Who do you show up as?Women's History Month HighlightIn this Women's History Month moment, we honor Sandra Babu-Boateng. She is a media entrepreneur, global strategist, and convener focused on the intersection of Africa, the African dipora, and global power.Sandra is also the co-founder of Dana Genius, as global media and experiential company that connects people, brands, and ideas through culture. She stands off a platform of Power, Promise and Path Forward.

On this episode of Weird Real-Life Stories with Gina Gayle Gray, we pick up right where we left off with Crystal's three-day disappearance. Last time, we ended with one haunting question: Where was her body? Gina shares a striking theory from a brilliantly “weird” friend who believes Crystal's body dematerialized into pure energy, becoming invisible and untouchable while her consciousness traveled to a dimension of creation. Crystal resonates deeply with this idea—and together, Gina and Crystal explore what it might mean to exist between worlds. Then, the story travels to Peru, where Crystal stood on the Inca Trail and suddenly experienced a powerful activation of Light Language. A shaft of energy opened above her, and for about ten minutes, any question she asked was answered in pure frequency. How did this experience help her heal from the trauma of her missing days? What happens when Source speaks directly through the body? Tune in and walk the edges of reality with us.

In this episode of Maximum Medicine Radio, Doc Martin delves into the profound nature of prayer, exploring its purpose, the journey of surrender, and the emotional and spiritual dimensions involved. Through personal anecdotes and insights, she emphasizes the importance of connecting with a higher power, the collective energy of prayer, and the evolution of one's approach to prayer from asking for specific outcomes to surrendering to a greater plan. The conversation highlights the transformative power of prayer and its role in alleviating anxiety and fostering a deeper connection with the universe. Ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and healing? Visit https://www.drsharonmartin.com to learn more.

Master Astrologer May Ling will be giving us detailed information and predictions on what we're seeing in the world right now. She will explain astrological charts on different countries, the start of the new war, and some of our leaders, and more. We'll also be discussing how this affects us personally and as a collective. May is not just an astrologer, she's a business and financial advisor and has great insight on what's going on around us.

Living a good life but feeling slightly out of sync? In this episode, we explore hidden dissatisfaction, the push and pull between gratitude and wanting more, and why that unsettled feeling may signal growth, not failure. If you've been wondering why “having everything” still doesn't feel like enough, this conversation will help you understand your desire, strengthen self-trust, and take your next aligned step.

In this sixth episode in our series on Winning Every Living Day™, we have now entered the Fire Horse Energy of Intense Challenges and potential Transformations. In this time of awareness, when we can let go of everything that no longer serves us and step into our new self, ready to embrace our authentic and newer way of being, I introduce the idea of Resiliency to focus on! As women, this is our time to step into our power and feminine way of BEing! Let's start February 2026, let's focus on Resiliency to be one of our guiding lights this year. Life is not always fair; it can sometimes be downright unjust and undeserved. Some people start out life with a whole host of challenges, difficulties and disadvantages while others seem to be born with a golden spoon in their mouth. Where each person winds up, in the long run, is often a combination of outer resources, goal setting, inner drive, hard work, focused vision on a dream, mentoring and support. We want to support all women to Win Every Living Day-focused on the Dream that they would love for their life. Along the way, when we have old wounds, hurts, and traumas to heal, one mindset that can help guide our course is Resiliency!

The hiring team did their job: Ensured qualified candidate sourcing (at least 3); Provided thorough and adept interviews and background reviews; Engaged solid background checks; Incorporated a business psychologist's perspective; Participated in robust team discussions of candidates individually and comparatively; and made a consensus candidate choice; Yaay!!! Now, the chosen candidate needs to contribute to great business results and align with cultural standards. That's the real challenge!

In this episode of The Spiritual Justice Show — Where inner peace meets collective purpose, we welcome two leaders who embody what it means to invest in the next generation with consistency, humility, and heart: Kenny Wilcox and Clark Quattrocchi of FYI in Chaffee County, Colorado. Kenny, coordinator of FYI's adult-to-youth mentoring program, has been championing young people for what he jokingly calls his “entire alleged adult life.” Once told in high school that he would someday be a coach, he has grown into exactly that—someone who sees potential, calls it forward, and walks alongside youth with steadiness and belief. His deep love for family and community shines through in the way he approaches mentorship—not as a program, but as a relationship. Clark, Coordinator for the Youth in Action Program, carries that same spirit of connection into his work with middle schoolers and pre-kinders, creating spaces where mentorship flows both ways and leadership is cultivated early. Whether he's on the river, the trails, or the slopes, Clark brings an energy of movement and engagement into his work—reminding us that growth happens through shared experience. For the past 18 years, FYI has been strengthening Chaffee County through prevention, connection, and community collaboration. Serving families, youth, and the broader community, FYI's personalized approach blends evidence-based programs with something equally powerful: human connection. Their youth programs provide safe, nurturing environments where young people develop life skills, confidence, and a sense of belonging.

March is our Lamb month—the preparation phase—because April brings a powerful astrological surge of forward-moving fire energy (strong Aries emphasis) that can either propel you… or overwhelm you if your system is already maxed out. In this first episode, we start clearing the “noise” now—emotional residue, energetic clutter, and subconscious pressure—so you're not trying to launch your year while dragging invisible weight behind you. Think of this as clearing the runway before takeoff: and get ready to shift from lamb energy (steady, intentional prep) to lion energy (bold, focused action) when April's momentum hits.

On February 17th, the Fire Horse year was born. Three days later, Saturn and Neptune met at 0 degrees Aries — the first degree of the zodiac, the World Point — for the first time in approximately 6,400 years. This is not an ordinary astrological moment. This is a once-in-six-millennia threshold crossing for humanity. In this episode, Shakti explores what this convergence means, the historical pattern of Saturn-Neptune conjunctions and what they dissolve in the collective, and how to navigate the acceleration of this Fire Horse year with discernment and clarity. She teaches the difference between those who will ride this energy and those who will be trampled by it. This episode offers grounded context, historical insight, and practical guidance for anyone feeling the intensity of this cosmic reset and wondering how to move through it with honesty, readiness, and alignment. Download the free Fire Horse Reflection Guide at https://theawakenpath.com/fire-horse/

We will discuss Does goodness make you weak? Is goodness a lost art? So many people are confronted with goodness being considered “weak” but why is that? Time and time again we are shown that being a good, kind person makes you weak and easy to walk over but that is to make you feel a certain way such as that being good is bad, that being good makes you a target for those wanting to take advantage but why do you think that being mean, nasty, etc. makes you strong/powerful. What is the point of making you think that being mean, nasty, etc. is better than being good? I have learned that good and bad are based on each individual in what they think is good and/or bad. Your idea of it is different than mine so you must define what each means to you. Not what you have been taught or seen but what you yourself believe. Just because people act sweet or kind does not always mean they are good, the same for being mean or nasty does not always make you bad. We are allowed to be and experience both, but it is up to the individual as to how they show up and respond to others, reactions are instantaneous in the moment and doesn't always reflect whether the individual is good nor bad. No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite. Man's goodness is a flame that can be hidden but never extinguished.” - Nelson Mandela.

In this week's Mystery School, Shakti Durga explores the difference between rational consciousness and intuitive consciousness, and why both are essential on the spiritual path. She examines the qualities of the rational mind—active, analytical, and outwardly engaged with reality—and contrasts it with intuitive awareness, a more receptive, yin way of knowing that is attuned to energy and spirit. Within the Mysteries, the rational is understood as masculine and the intuitive as feminine, each serving a sacred function. Shakti Durga also outlines eight key cultivators of intuition, offering guidance on how to strengthen this deeper, spirit-born way of perceiving and responding to life.

In this soulful episode, Erica Gifford Mills and her guest, Khadija Zahra, explore the journey of healing the inner child and reconnecting with the woman beneath the roles she plays. Khadija shares how faith, food, culture, and introspection helped her rediscover self-love and spiritual authority. This conversation reminds us that living it up begins with loving ourselves enough to let go.

In celebration of the birthdate of Master of Yoga Dr. George King, Richard and I explore the path of King Yoga and what marks it out as a path for seekers who want to change the world and open the door of enlightenment! Don't miss:What can you do to work with karma, and even change it, instead of just enduring it?What if the root of our problems on Earth wasn't political or even economic—but something deeper?What role can you play in fighting evil in our world – and how do you do it in a spiritual way? This is Part 4 in our series on Yoga upgraded. Don't miss it!

This episode of JOY Rules explores what it means to have the courage to bring your dreams down to Earth. Lorelei's 'guest in the nest' is Don Simmons, a true renaissance man who has lived many lives in this lifetime. From Hollywood film sets to spiritual healing rooms, Don's life path has featured many acts and has been anything but ordinary. In this illuminating conversation, he traces the events that shaped his spiritual calling, including a near death experience in Hawaii and profound encounters with human suffering. In this soulful dialog, Lorelei reveals how Don's intuitive Pisces Sun and earth-anchored Venus in Taurus and Mars in Capricorn endow him with a rare blend of kindness, empathy and groundedness, making this a powerful conversation about purpose, compassion and clarity. Lorelei and Don explore the alchemy of turning life's hardest moments into wisdom and JOY, as they unpack how cosmic cycles shape personal reinvention and why Don's own astrological chart signals a time of bold creativity, expanded communication, and a blossoming sense of purpose. Join Don and Lorelei as they share the everyday moments that open the door to sustainable JOY. EnJOY this reflective, energizing episode perfect for anyone standing on the edge of reinvention.

What happens when usefulness ends and life finally slows down. In this episode, I sit with Dawn Marcotte, a Certified Professional Retirement Coach who works at the inner edge of retirement. Not the financial planning. Not the bucket lists. The moment when roles fall away and time opens up, leaving many people face to face with freedom, grief, desire, and a quiet panic they did not expect. We talk about identity after productivity, what surfaces when no one is waiting for you to perform, and how retirement can become a threshold rather than a retreat. This is a conversation about aliveness, unlived longings, and the courage it takes to meet yourself when the scaffolding disappears.

We've been taught that the answer to despair is optimism. That if things feel heavy, we should think more positively, reframe harder, or focus on the good. But optimism often asks us to deny half of reality. In this episode, we explore why orientation—not optimism—is what actually allows us to stay grounded, present, and effective in a complicated world. We unpack the universal law of polarity: the truth that you don't get light without dark, love without loss, or meaning without pain—and how suffering increases when we argue with the parts of life we believe shouldn't exist. This is a compassionate, stabilizing conversation about learning to live in a 50/50 world without collapsing into despair or numbing yourself to what's real. We talk about why feeling heaviness doesn't mean something has gone wrong, how awareness without orientation leads to paralysis, and what it looks like to accept reality without giving up on change. In this episode, you'll explore: Why optimism can unintentionally create more resistance How polarity explains both suffering and gratitude The difference between acceptance and resignation Why despair is often a sign of awareness, not failure How to orient your attention without denying reality A simple daily practice to stay grounded without burning out This episode isn't about fixing the world or forcing yourself to feel better. It's about ending the internal argument with life—so your energy can return, your capacity can expand, and gratitude can arise naturally. If you've been trying to stay positive while feeling quietly overwhelmed, this conversation offers a different way forward—one rooted in honesty, acceptance, and a deeper trust in life as it is.

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We all face fear in life, especially when it comes to pursuing our big Delusional Dreams that seem over our head. When you hit this fork in the road, you have two choices: quit and stay stuck where you are, OR move forward in boundary-busting faith and GROW! In this Year of the Fire Horse, trust your gut and intuition. They are your North Star. Don't waste the powerful energy of this year by playing small and quitting. Let's take a chance on growing our deeply-rooted Delusional Dreams and watch how they bloom and ignite the world!

Why do so many women wake at 3 a.m. — alert, restless, and unable to fall back asleep? In this episode, we unpack the glucose-regulation ladder — the sequence of hormones the body releases when blood sugar drops. From insulin and glucagon to norepinephrine, adrenaline, and cortisol, each plays a role in nighttime wake-ups, midlife crashes, and metabolic instability. You'll learn how refined carbohydrates and alcohol trigger different correction pathways, why muscle mass protects you, and why chronic cortisol correction can gradually reduce resilience. This episode reframes middle-of-the-night waking as a physiological phenomenon — not a personal failure. Regulation begins with stability.

Get ready for a luminous, soul-expanding conversation that bridges art, mysticism, and the realms beyond this world. In this powerful episode of Awakened Soul, I sit down with visionary artist Nicole Meeuws, who's internationally collected Soul Frequency works are far more than paintings — they are living transmissions prompted by a life altering event that prompted a profound Near Death Experience. Her Near-Death Experience was not only a life-altering spiritual awakening — it became the catalyst for her profound artwork. After returning, she found herself guided to translate what she witnessed beyond the veil into color, texture, and form. Her creations are more than art; they are transmissions — reflections of the love, light, and expanded awareness she encountered. During her near-death experience, Nicole was transported to a breathtaking water realm — a dimension of profound beauty, consciousness, and fluid light. That immersion beyond the physical forever changed her perception of reality and awakened a deeper remembrance of her soul's purpose. In this episode, we explore: ✨ Her journey through the water realm during her NDE ✨ How mystical experience reshapes artistic expression ✨ The meaning behind her sacred symbols and cosmology ✨ Art as frequency, portal, and talisman ✨ Living and creating from soul remembrance If you've ever sensed that art can heal, transmit, or awaken something ancient within you… this conversation will speak directly to your soul. ?️ Tune in and experience the current for yourself. The soul remembers. Sometimes it remembers through color, light… and water. ?

This episode is a masterclass in strategic decision-making with Jen McCorkle, a seasoned executive and advisor with over 25 years of experience in analytics, AI, and executive leadership.Jen shares her unique vantage point at the intersection of data, human judgment, and organizational dynamics, discussing her proven ability to uncover tens of millions in hidden revenue and guide leadership through high-stakes decisions.In this conversation, you will learn about:The Decision Advantage System: What it is and how it helps organizations move beyond data volume to build sustainable performance based on the quality of their decisions.Tangible Actions for 2026: Jen outlines 3 practical steps businesses can take to achieve more alignment and cohesion in the coming year.The Future of Decisions: A look at how decision-making is expected to change in 2026, especially with the continued rise of AI.Jen, the author of upcoming books Defensible Decisions™ and When the Fog Descends, grounds her work in the belief that sustainable performance is built on the quality of decisions, not the volume of data. Link to Jen's recently released book https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GKQFSQTB. Her website is www.TheDecisionAdvantage.com.

This is for the girl who was told she was too much. This is for the boy who was told to toughen up. This is for the LGBTQ+ community who always knew who they were and were afraid to say it out loud. This is for anyone who played small out of fear. You never had to prove that you were lovable. Your standards are a reflection of your self-respect. And self-respect is an act of love. Love honors your no. Love feels safe. Love does not pressure. Love does not negotiate your boundaries. You are worthy of more than “good enough.” There are people in this world who are considerate, respectful, and kind. You are allowed to choose relationships rooted in mutual care and clarity. Choose love. Choose yourself.

It's the start of the year of the Fire Horse! Be part of this flaming energetic shift as special guest Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver co-hosts a transformative gathering filled with trance-channeled wisdom from your guardians, guides, and others. You're welcome to bring your questions and receive answers that you seek.

Communicating with GIFs is one of Erica's favorite hobbies. She's dreamed of doing a LIVE chat with funny people who giggle as they outdo each other with fun GIFs and that dream is now a reality. Join Erica and her favorite funny guest Ali as they share GIFS and welcome their audience to join in the fun.To participate in the GIF-OFF, join The Funny Kind Discord server to post GIFs and be part of the showhttps://discord.gg/G5nEM2qT

In this episode Michelle and Ian talk all things gold and silver. In a world of inflation, currency instability, and economic uncertainty, gold and silver are once again stepping into the spotlight. In this conversation, we explore why precious metals have preserved wealth for thousands of years — and why more people are turning back to them now.Is this just another investment trend… or a sign of a larger financial shift? We break down the history, the strategy, and the deeper implications of owning real, tangible money in uncertain times.

Focusing on the family's role, this episode breaks down common misconceptions about addiction, and the subtle ways loved ones may reinforce the cycle without realizing it. Don Sloane, CEO of Recovery Care Partner, shares practical first steps for families, when it's time to stop enabling and take action, and how to set healthier boundaries while still showing love. A real-life success story illustrates how a well-planned intervention and ongoing recovery care helped one family move from crisis to stability.

Loving the Child Who Didn't Remember – Love Evolving in Spirit What if love didn't begin with memory… and didn't end with loss? In this deeply personal and quietly powerful episode of Soul Unfiltered™, Faye Lao explores the evolution of love across a lifetime — from the innocent joy of a two-year-old child… to the endurance of marriage… to carrying a husband's ashes through an airport overseas… to weddings, illusions, and the unexpected return of a love thought finished. Through humor, grief, spiritual reflection, and honest storytelling, Faye reveals how love transforms rather than disappears. Some love teaches devotion. Some teaches sovereignty. Some returns in six-month intervals until the lesson is finally learned. This is not a Hallmark version of love. It is love under fire. Love in ceremony. Love in absurdity. Love that evolves with awareness. The episode concludes with a powerful Ericksonian meditation, The Sun Within the Heart, guiding listeners to reconnect with the steady, sovereign light of love that has always lived within them. If you've ever wondered whether love truly changes—or whether we do—this conversation will meet you exactly where you are.

In a world where women are leading at every level yet still questioning their worth, international speaker and founder of the International Women Speakers Summit, Erica Gifford Mills, joins Dr. Pat to talk about visibility, leadership, and the courage to stop asking for permission. Why do so many capable, accomplished women hesitate to use their voice? What changes when they finally decide to step forward? And how can speaking become a pathway not just to influence, but to healing, legacy, and impact? In this powerful conversation, Erica shares the personal journey that led her to create the International Women Speakers Summit, how adversity reshaped her leadership, and why women's voices are needed now more than ever. If you've ever felt called to more but unsure how to step into it, this episode will inspire you to rise. Because when women speak, rooms change. And when rooms change, the world shifts.

You are more than your physical body - you are a spiritual being having a human experience, moving through an intelligent energy system. In this episode, we explore the chakra system as the connection points between body, emotion, intuition, and higher consciousness. From the grounding survival centers rooted in the earth to the spiritual channels of awareness, you'll learn how energy flows through you, why instinct is always present while intuition is developed, and how true balance comes from working with all seven chakras - not just the higher ones. We'll connect each chakra to real-life experiences, personal growth, shadow work, intuitive development, and the archetypes of tarot and zodiac energy, showing how embodied spirituality creates stability, clarity, and alignment in everyday life. This episode is about integrating both human experience and spiritual awareness - so you can live grounded, intuitive, and fully alive.

What if the "stuck" feeling you're experiencing today didn't actually start with you? In this powerful solo episode of Beyond Birth Trauma, Shannon O'Flaherty dives deep into the invisible threads of our lineage, exploring how we carry up to seven generations of cellular memory and ancestral "oaths" in our bodies. When a guest's technical issues left Shannon to "wing it," she delivered a masterclass in holistic healing. You'll learn why your birth story actually begins with your grandmother, how to use muscle testing to communicate with your subconscious, and the science of rewiring neural pathways to break cycles of shame and scarcity. Shannon also shares practical ways to connect with your ancestors for guidance and introduces her "Return to You" method for releasing emotional shock. If you feel out of alignment or are tired of repeating the same life patterns, this episode offers the roadmap to reclaim your power and move back into the flow of universal abundance.

In Episode 4 of the “Be My Valentine” series, we'll expand love beyond people and into the living world around you—your home, your yard or garden, your neighborhood, and the Earth itself. This isn't about saving the planet. Start small by noticing what's right in front of you: the plants in your home, your yard or garden, and the local park that supports your daily life. Is there neglect there? What would you be willing to do to make an improvement? Nature responds to attention and care. The question is simple: what's one small thing you might contribute to bring more love and life to the natural world around you?

KAREN MASTERSON KOCH, researcher, founder, ALOE LIFE aloe vera to beautify your skin and improve your digestion using a simple and proven method KEN REDCROSS, M.D. How children and adults can use Boiron Homeopathic remedies during the Cold and Flu season What are the most popular homeopathic remedies used in Europe What is the difference between a cold and the Flu? Joshua Lane, What is behind Bill Gates, on the record, at recent speech in Australia saying there are "problems with vaccines"? How can you protect yourself and your family from unnecessary vaccinations?

Over the past several months we have had numerous conversations with clients, friends and family that have had a common theme; an expression of the horrid state of the world we live in, and in many cases, a loss of hope for a better future. Everywhere they look, and in everything they read, they see anger, hate, fear, division, and apathy. I understand their outlook, but we don't share it. In fact, we think we are on the verge of entering the New World.How does this relate to a shift in consciousness and spiritual teachings? What do we mean by the Old World and the New World? What has changed and why do we think this shift is accelerating? And where do we individually hold power in this dynamic? All of this and more in the next hour!

Erin is the mother of two neurodivergent children. Her children both have NF1. NF1 is a common genetic disorder that causes non-cancerous tumors (neurofibromas) to grow on nerves throughout the body. NF1 frequently impacts learning and development with children experiencing ADHD, learning challenges and speech delays. Vision and bone abnormalities are also symptoms along with brown spots on the skin and freckling.

In this episode of Get Rooted Radio, Caitlyn Scaggs joins the conversation to explore how connection, purpose, and community can become powerful sources of prevention and healing. Drawing on her work with Stop Soldier Suicide, Caitlyn discusses this national nonprofit and how meaningful human connections can save lives. The conversation reflects on what it looks like to honor our stories and lean into what truly matters—embodying the heart of Living It Up, Loving It Up, and Letting It Go.

What does love become when there is no cure ~ only time, devotion, and choice? In this episode of Skin & Soul, I sit with Tony Stewart to talk about Carrying the Tiger - a memoir that refuses to sentimentalize illness, grief, or recovery. We talk about:loving someone while they are dyingcaregiving as an act of intimacyhow grief lives in the body, not the calendarthe moment joy returns — and the guilt that can followloving again without erasing what came beforeThis is a conversation about staying present when life cannot be fixed.About learning to live with your hands open.About what it means to carry love forward, while remaining with life.

We talk a lot about mental toughness. But most of us were never taught the difference between strength and self-abandonment. In this episode, we explore why pushing harder, overriding your emotions, and “staying strong” often erode self-trust instead of building it—and how real mental toughness is something entirely different. This is a grounded, honest conversation about staying with yourself when things get uncomfortable. About the quiet ways self-abandonment shows up in high performers, parents, leaders, and in the familiar phrase: “I'm fine.” And about why burnout doesn't come from effort—it comes from effort layered with judgment. We unpack what emotional resilience actually looks like in real life, how to listen to your inner voice under pressure, and why embarrassment and discomfort aren't signs that you're failing—they're signs that you're growing. In this episode, you'll learn: The difference between being tough on yourself and tough for yourself Why self-criticism masquerades as discipline Where self-abandonment shows up in high-responsibility roles How to build self-trust in the moments that matter most A simple reflection loop to stay present instead of pushing through Why emotional resilience—not suppression—is the foundation of real strength This conversation is not about doing less or lowering standards. It's about learning how to stay loyal to yourself while you do hard things. If you're capable, committed, and quietly exhausted from holding it all together, this episode will help you rethink what strength actually requires.

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What if the tension you feel during growth isn't a sign that something is wrong—but a sign that something is working? In this episode of The Flourish Frequency™, we explore what it truly means to be soft enough to receive without collapsing… and strong enough to hold without hardening. Rather than pushing harder or retreating into comfort, this conversation invites you into a different relationship with expansion—one rooted in nervous system stability, self-led identity, and the capacity to stay present with desire, responsibility, and growth. We'll explore: ● Why tension often appears right before expansion ● How softness and strength were never meant to be opposites ● Sexual tension as a mirror for how we relate to intensity ● The identity shift that allows you to hold more life without burning out If you've been feeling stretched lately—by visibility, leadership, love, or possibility—this episode will help you understand why… and how to meet that edge with trust instead of force.

Resilience cannot be built on an inflamed foundation. When the gut is destabilized, the body perceives a threat, which affects the stress response, emotional regulation, and energy levels. In this episode, we explore the gut as the body's safety system, examining how inflammation creates internal noise and why environment and stress shape microbiome stability. Listeners will gain a systems-level understanding of why foundation must precede strength in sustainable health formation.

In this episode of Intuition Unleashed, Becc Nelson sits down with personal stylist and creative director Sara McNeil to explore how Human Design can be used not just as a self-awareness tool — but as a practical, embodied approach to personal style. Sara is the founder of Elysian Style by Design Studio, where she blends Human Design with intuitive wardrobe strategy to help clients dress in ways that support their energy, confidence, and real life — not trends or rigid fashion rules. Together, Becc and Sara unpack why so many people feel disconnected from their closets despite buying new clothes or working with stylists, and how misalignment often shows up emotionally before it ever shows up visually. This conversation dives into what “styling by Human Design” actually looks like in real life — from how different energy types experience clothing, to why some textures, silhouettes, and colors feel energizing while others feel draining. Sara explains how Human Design changes the way people shop, get dressed, and express themselves, and why personal style is deeply tied to identity, intuition, and life transitions. Becc also steps into the role of example as a Manifesting Generator, allowing Sara to walk listeners through how Human Design can translate into embodied style choices — offering a tangible look at how intuitive alignment works in practice. Listeners will learn: • Why traditional styling often fails to create lasting confidence • How clothing can support or drain your energy • What changes when you dress in alignment instead of by trends • How intuition shows up through the body and self-expression • Why personal style is a powerful tool for clarity and self-trust This episode offers a fresh, grounded perspective on intuition — showing how alignment isn't just something you think about, but something you live, wear, and feel every day.