Transformation Talk Radio

Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is tell the truth—and trust what happens next.There comes a moment when your soul refuses to stay quiet. For Sharron Ragan, that moment arrived through loss, disruption, and a powerful internal awakening. Sharron joins Lorelei for a JOYfilled, sacred conversation on reinvention—where truth becomes the turning point.In this deeply real conversation, Lorelei and Sharron explore the in-between space: where the old is gone, the new is not yet fully formed, and faith becomes your greatest ally.Sharron mirrors this with her own journey—healing self-judgment, finding compassion for her past, and learning to speak her truth without apology. When she chose honesty, it set off a chain reaction. People left. Roles shifted. And space was created for something far more aligned to emerge.Lorelei reveals the astrological force of Pluto, the planet of transformation, healing and regeneration squaring Sharron's Sun. This is a sacred initiation calling her to release outdated roles, reclaim her voice, and lead from truth, as she opens the door to her work with intuitive gifts, her developing documentary series, and her mission to help others dissolve the imposter syndrome.What if JOY wasn't about becoming perfect… but about becoming whole?Lorelei shares her signature perspective: true fulfillment comes when we stop rejecting parts of ourselves and start embracing the full spectrum of who we are. This is a JOY Rules episode at its core: a reminder that when you stop resisting who you are, JOY naturally rises.Together, Lorelei and Sharron create a space where growth isn't about fixing—it's about allowing.If you feel like you're outgrowing your current life, this episode will help you trust the process of becoming.This is the episode for anyone standing on the edge of change—wondering if the leap will be worth it.It will.

What does it truly mean to find your voice after experiencing abandonment, loss, and a lifetime of unanswered questions? In this deeply moving episode of Living a Life by Design, Dr. Esther Graham sits down with Sharon Lee Williams—speaker, singer, advocate, and creator of OutRaised Voices—for an honest conversation about healing, identity, and discovering your worth beyond your circumstances. Drawing from her own experience growing up in foster care, Sharon Lee shares the emotional journey of overcoming feelings of rejection, learning to release shame, and finding the courage to rewrite the story she once believed about herself. Together, Esther and Sharon Lee explore the lasting impact of childhood trauma, the importance of belonging, the power of mentorship, and why it's never too late to step into your authentic voice. Sharon Lee also offers hope and encouragement to young people currently in foster care, reminding them that their present circumstances do not define their future. Whether you have personal experience with foster care, love someone who does, or are simply navigating your own journey of healing and self-discovery, this conversation is a powerful reminder that you are more than your past—and that your voice, your story, and your life matter. In this episode, you'll discover: How childhood experiences shape our sense of identity and self-worth The difference between having a voice and truly owning it Why healing is a lifelong journey—and it's never too late to begin The role of faith, community, and mentorship in overcoming adversity A message of hope for anyone who feels unseen, unheard, or "not enough" Join us for an inspiring conversation about resilience, authenticity, and the courage to find your voice beyond foster care. Because what happened to you is part of your story—but it is not the end of it.

Most people don't tell the truth about what they want. Not in bed.Not in relationships.Not even to themselves. In this episode of Skin & Soul, Gwenm sits down with Amanda Dames, founder of The Kink Consultant, to talk about fantasy, kink, romance, desire, shame, and the strange things that happen when we spend years pretending we don't want what we want. From fairy tales to fetishes, from secret turn-ons to hidden longings, this conversation explores what our desires might be trying to show us and why so many of us are terrified of finding out. Because sometimes the hardest person to tell the truth to is ourselves.

Most of the rules you are holding people to... your partner, your kid, your parent, your friend ...you did not write. You inherited them. In this second episode of The Truth About Relationships, I take you deeper into the silent rulebook running every relationship in your life. Where did these rules come from? Who taught them to you? Are they even true? Most of the rules running in your head right now were absorbed long before you had the capacity to evaluate any of them... from the household you grew up in, the religion you were raised in, the first heartbreak that wounded you, the era you came of age in, the culture you were shaped by. And then you took those rules and have been running them on the people in your life ever since. This episode covers:What these silent rules actually are (and why they cause more relational suffering than betrayal or distance ever do)Where the rules came from and the deeper question almost no one stops to askWhy so many of these rules are not facts... they are inherited beliefs that have never been examinedThe difference between a want, a want match, a request, a rule, and a threatThe deeply personal story of a recent moment with her son... a forgotten birthday, an emotional reaction, and the rule Leah had to put down The work is not throwing out every rule. The work is knowing they exist and asking the harder question: whose rules are these, and is what they say even true? You can love someone fully and still ask for what you want. You just don't get to require them to perform for rules they never agreed to. You are 100% lovable. So are they. Worth is a birthright. The work is the love.

Celebrating National Making Life Beautiful Day!June 11 is the 162nd day of the year (163rd in leap years), falling firmly in the Gemini astrological season. It carries both historical significance and a lineup of unique cultural and observance days, often celebrating freedom, creativity, and the joy of play.                                   Call in to the show 1-800-930-2819 LIVE at 4pm Pacific!  

If you are a high-achieving woman who has always found a way — who has strategized, optimized, and pushed through every obstacle — and you are hitting a wall that none of those tools can move, this episode is for you. Manon de Veritch and Dr. Pat Baccili explore one of the most counter-cultural truths of midlife transformation: that the mind that got you here cannot get you there. That burnout, overwhelm, and emotional breakdown are not signs of failure — they are the threshold. And the only way through is surrender. Manon shares her own story of complete collapse — newly divorced, in lockdown, stripped of every distraction — and what cracked open in the wreckage. Together, they explore why the ego keeps high performers trapped in the known, why the body escalates when we refuse to listen, and what becomes possible when we finally stop directing and start receiving. This is not a conversation about giving up. It is a conversation about letting go — and why that is the most powerful thing a woman can do.

In this episode, Dr. Kris explores the physiology of adaptation, the hidden cost of accumulated demands, and why recovery is one of the most overlooked skills in health and stewardship. Discover how physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual recovery help create resilience for the demands of everyday life.

In this episode of Musings and Modalities, host Tristen Stawicki sits down with Katie Rudy of Game Day Ready to discuss how to transform the sports fan experience through hospitality. Most sports fandoms are designed by insiders, for insiders, but Katie's work helps sports organizations intentionally create autonomy, clarity, and connection for casual fans and first-time guests throughout the game day experience.Katie combines fan psychology, hospitality principles, and her decade of experience in collegiate athletics and sports marketing to solve organizational challenges and bridge the gap between fan insight and organizational action.For visionary leaders and entrepreneurs, this conversation is a must-watch! Discover how Katie's framework for the fan journey can be applied to your business's client journey to ensure your profound legacy is clear, accessible, and aligned with your true purpose.KEY TAKEAWAYS:Why "insider knowledge" is the biggest barrier to a connected fan experience.How applying reimagined hospitality can transform common game day pain points.The principles of exceptional hospitality and how they apply to creating an impactful client journey in your business.LINKS & RESOURCES:Connect with Katie Rudy of Game Day Ready:Website: https://www.gamedayreadyhq.com/Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katierudy/Book Your Quantum Leap:Ready to anchor into your most impactful decade? The 12-week 1:1 Musings and Modalities Container is the definitive strategic framework to eliminate burnout and claim your next level of impact and income.Book your discovery call today: https://calendly.com/musings-musingsandmodalities/30min?month=2026-03EPISODE SCHEDULE:Tune in to Musings and Modalities the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month at 3:30pm pacific/ 6:30pm eastern.

When women are strong and dominant in business, often they are perceived as intimidating or cold.  When men display the same qualities, often they are perceived as shrewd or driven businessmen.  We'll discuss perceptions, possible stigma, and share stories. Learn how to engage with your strong mindset, confidence, energy and charisma which are the keys to being outstanding in business and and an influential leader.

What happens when life takes a turn you never saw coming? In this episode, my fellow Elder Bun, Bron Watson, joins me for a heartfelt conversation about repurposing, serenity, and finding your footing when life doesn't go according to plan. Bron shares how unexpected challenges reshaped her perspective, deepened her understanding of healing, and inspired her to create The Serenity Project—a space where science and soul, evidence and experience, come together. We talk about finding peace in uncertainty, letting go of the pressure to make sense of every hardship, embracing the gifts of this season of life, and discovering that sometimes what feels like an ending is actually an invitation into something new. Bron offers so many nuggets of wisdom, including the power of being where your feet are. It's an honest, hopeful, and encouraging conversation about choosing serenity over chaos and being repurposed rather than defeated. About Bron: Bron Watson is a nurse, educator, entrepreneur, and founder of The Serenity Project and The Social Coach. Through her work, podcast, and upcoming book Be Where Your Feet Are, she helps people reconnect with themselves, navigate life's uncertainties with compassion, and find peace in the midst of it all.https://serenityproject.com.au/ bron@bronwatson.com Listen in for a conversation about healing, purpose, perspective, and the unexpected beauty that can emerge when life takes an entirely different path.

How do you feel when you have to say goodbye to someone or something you love? Maybe it's a loved one moving on. A child leaving home for college. A parent passing on. An unexpected divorce. The loss of a beloved pet. An injury or illness. A job loss, or the end of a career. Are you more likely to feel grief or gratitude? Sorrow or celebration? Anxiety or appreciation? Fear or opportunity? More importantly, how well do you process these feelings, especially if they are troubling? Do some of these feelings linger for long periods of time? Perhaps forever?  In this episode of The Change Mastery Show, John J. Murphy will challenge you to be mindful of your feelings about loss and recognize that whatever you are feeling, you are asking for more. Extended grief will bring you more to grieve. Gratitude for the experiences you have had will draw in more experiences that bring you joy. Fear will attract more fear, while positivity will free you from the weight of suffering you bear. This is universal law. Certainly, it can hurt to say goodbye. This is a human phenomenon. It can also reveal a deep sense of self-regard and egotism. When a loved one dies, do you think they want you to hurt? Or are you hurting because you have attached your feelings to something you cannot control? Does your loved one hurt? Or have they moved on to a realm of pure joy? These are thoughts that are worth contemplating. John has certainly done so, and he will share how shifting his mindset from suffering to salvation has made a world of difference with the many losses he has experienced – personally and professionally. The same opportunity is available to you. You will discover:How to process loss and grief in a positive way. What does it mean to let it in the front door and out the back door without “inviting it for tea?”How to understand human feelings as frequencies of energy that can shift when you take ownership and change the “channel.” What does a shift in mindset look like in terms of application and experience?How to turn loss into opportunity with a shift in mindset. How do look at any situation as a “blessing in disguise.” What does it mean to be grateful for your problems?

What happens when life takes a turn you never saw coming? In this episode, my fellow Elder Bun, Bron Watson, joins me for a heartfelt conversation about repurposing, serenity, and finding your footing when life doesn't go according to plan. Bron shares how unexpected challenges reshaped her perspective, deepened her understanding of healing, and inspired her to create The Serenity Project—a space where science and soul, evidence and experience, come together. We talk about finding peace in uncertainty, letting go of the pressure to make sense of every hardship, embracing the gifts of this season of life, and discovering that sometimes what feels like an ending is actually an invitation into something new. It's an honest, hopeful, and encouraging conversation about choosing serenity over chaos and being repurposed rather than defeated. About Bron: Bron Watson is a nurse, educator, entrepreneur, and founder of The Serenity Project and The Social Coach. Through her work, podcast, and upcoming book Be Where Your Feet Are, she helps people reconnect with themselves, navigate life's uncertainties with compassion, and find peace in the midst of it all.https://serenityproject.com.au/ bron@bronwatson.com Listen in for a conversation about healing, purpose, perspective, and the unexpected beauty that can emerge when life takes an entirely different path.

Genie-us Making: Conducting Consciousness for Our Emerging Genus of Humanity What if the ancient stories of genies were never really about magic lamps and granting wishes? What if they were symbolic invitations to awaken something within us? In this episode of Kaleidoscope for Be~coming, Celeste Emelia Mattingly explores the surprising intersection of mythology, psychology, consciousness studies, synchronicity, and human potential. Through the remarkable story of a mysterious genie pendant, listeners are invited into a deeper exploration of meaning, intention, imagination, and the possibility that consciousness may participate in shaping our experience of reality. Drawing upon the work of Carl Jung, James Hillman, Dean Radin, and William Tiller, Celeste introduces the concept of Conducting Consciousness—a practical and inspiring framework for engaging life with greater awareness, creativity, and purpose. Join us as we explore: The hidden wisdom within genie mythologySynchronicity, symbols, and meaningful coincidenceWhy attention, intention, and imagination matterThe difference between wishing and participatingHow genius may be emerging through the human genus itself The ancient dream of the genie may have been pointing toward something far greater than wish fulfillment. It may have been pointing toward us.

That uncomfortable “Who am I now?” feeling might actually be your biggest opportunity. The Pushy Broad walks you through how to turn confusion into clarity and use this moment as a powerful turning point. We talk about shedding old labels, building new habits, and embracing growth—even when it feels messy. What feels like a crisis could be your breakthrough.

Kevin Schewe, author of Bad Love Tigers discusses his series of books, turned screenplay, and has won over 400 awards at film festivals globally! 

Author Jill Jackson speaks about her new book and the children of the earth, who are arriving to support humanity's evolution. She explains their special gifts, abilities, and rare form of wisdom.

VICTORIA PLACENCIA, program specialist, Mothers Against Drunk Drivingdrunk driving is a 100% avoidable crime, learn what you can do to help reduce drunk and impaired drivers on the highwayMARK MATHEW BRAUNSTEIN, author, Radical Vegetarianism, vegan since 1970, speaks about food to keep us healthy and how his ideas about health and healing have changed

In a world overflowing with dashboards, notifications, reports, and real-time metrics, leaders are drowning in information while starving for wisdom. In this powerful kickoff to Set 13 of the Mindful Leadership Podcast, Singh introduces the F.O.C.U.S. Framework™, a practical five-step approach for transforming data overload into purposeful action. Drawing from real coaching experiences and leadership challenges, Singh explores why today's biggest leadership problem isn't a lack of information—it's a lack of discernment. You'll discover how to: • Find clarity before analyzing data• Observe hidden biases that distort decision-making• Connect metrics to values and purpose• Use insights mindfully when communicating with others• Sustain ethical action beyond a single decision Whether you're leading a team, running a business, managing transformation initiatives, or simply trying to make better decisions under pressure, this episode offers a simple but powerful reminder: The best leaders don't react to the loudest dashboard—they respond from the clearest purpose. This episode also includes a guided leadership exercise you can apply immediately to a real decision you're facing right now. Key Takeaway:You don't need more dashboards. You need a framework that turns down the noise and turns up your judgment.Stay F.O.C.U.S.ed.From data to decisions, lead with clarity and purpose.

       Dr. Michele Perron is a licensed counsellor who spent half her career in abstinence-based addiction treatment — and the other half watching it fail. In this episode, she reveals why the 100-year-old 12-step model may be keeping people stuck in shame, how intentional drinking and amino acid therapy are creating breakthroughs science can back up, and why the bravest thing you can do is stop leading with your worst moment. If alcohol, identity, or simply feeling whole again matters to you — or someone you love — this conversation will change how you see recovery forever.

Have you ever wondered if grief, emotional pain, or unresolved experiences can show up in the body? In this heartfelt episode of Afterlife Café TV, I sit down with Certified Medical Intuitive & Empowerment Coach Tracy Frederick to explore the fascinating connection between emotional healing, physical symptoms, grief, and messages from beyond. Together, we discuss questions many people quietly ask themselves:  Can grief make us physically sick? Can unresolved emotions affect our health? Do our loved ones continue helping us heal after they've passed? How do we know when our body is trying to get our attention? Tracy shares powerful real-life stories from her work as a Medical Intuitive, including experiences where messages from loved ones on the other side brought comfort, healing, forgiveness, and understanding. Whether you're grieving, healing, spiritually curious, or simply trying to better understand the connection between mind, body, and spirit, this conversation is here to remind you that healing often begins from within  Grab your coffee and join us at the table.

“There is nothing more important to true growth than realizing that you are not the voice of the mind — you are the one who hears it.”— Michael Singer, The Untethered Soul  Jacqueline and I have, and continue to have, powerful experiences with intuition. It has brought up the question - how do you differentiate between the voice of your own intuition from the thousand other voices competing for your attention? Michael Singer suggests — you are not the voice of the mind, you are the one who hears it. Intuition, we think, is learning to recognize that one true voice beneath the noise of fear, conditioning and conventional wisdom. But there is much more to this. Once you can hear that voice clearly, you are no longer being asked only to follow it — you are being asked to become it. To Be it. What is intuition, really — and how is it different from a feeling, a fear, or a wish? Can intuition be trained, or is it something we simply uncover. And what does it mean to stop being the sheep and become the Shepherd? All of this and more in the next hour.

Uncover the secrets your body is trying to tell you by examining the differences between your right and left sides. Dive into the world of body awareness and learn how to decode the messages behind your aches, pains, and discomfort. Join us for an insightful episode that will empower you to better understand and care for your body.Contact me for a complimentary 15-Minute consultation https://www.tracyrfrederick.com/

What is considered neurodivergent? The concept of neurodiversity and the variations of neurodiversity will be defined.   Watch: https://youtu.be/pkz_tR-MELc 

In a culture that values speed and constant forward movement, patience can feel frustrating, uncomfortable, and even counterproductive. Yet many of the things we value most, such as healing, growth, relationships, and meaningful change, can't be rushed. In this episode of Get Big Out Loud, we'll explore why patience can be so challenging, why cultivating it matters, and what we gain when we stop trying to force progress and instead learn to trust the process.

What if the fall of Atlantis wasn't just a myth or even a natural cataclysm but a global nuclear war that killed 1.6 billion people? That is the scale of destruction reported in the Mahabharata – an ancient Hindu text of unknown date. Today, we stand at a similar crossroads, and could face the same unthinkable outcome – unless we do something to stop it. In this week's episode, international bestselling author Richard Lawrence reveals why this moment could be our “Atlantis 2.0” — and what we must do differently this time to avoid the same fate. Tune in to discover:Chilling passages from the Mahabharata and the Old Testament that describe terrifying weapons in vivid detail — thousands of years before HiroshimaWhat mysterious discovery archaeologists have found at the sites of what they believe are the ruins of Sodom and Gomorrah – two ancient cities destroyed by “fire and brimstone”Who and what is really behind the various wars on Earth – and what their sinister motive really isHow we can all help to shift global consciousness with the unique spiritual opportunities we have available to us today – so that we do not allow history to repeat itself Don't miss it!

What if the greatest source of suffering isn't love itself, but our belief that we can possess what was never ours to own? In this episode of Skin & Soul, Gwenm sits down with author, entrepreneur, and creator of the viral EroticSleepOver events, Cidney G. Green, for a provocative conversation about freedom, attachment, desire, and the stories we inherit about love. Drawing from her book All 3 in Me, Cidney shares how Nichiren Buddhism shaped her understanding of attraction, identity, and personal responsibility. Together, they explore the tension between intimacy and freedom, the challenge of unlearning control, and why so many of us confuse love with ownership. This is not a conversation about whether non-monogamy is right or wrong. It's a deeper inquiry into what happens when we stop expecting other people to complete us, save us, choose us, or make us happy. From relationships and jealousy to spirituality, self-sovereignty, and the many parts of ourselves we carry beneath the surface, this episode invites us to examine where we grip too tightly and what becomes possible when we finally loosen our hold. Topics include: • The myth of ownership in love and relationships• Buddhism and personal responsibility• Attraction, identity, and self-reflection• Unlearning control and attachment• Non-monogamy and freedom• Jealousy, desire, and emotional honesty• The many selves we carry within us• What it means to live authentically on your own terms• Self-sovereignty and the pursuit of happiness A bold, honest, and thought-provoking conversation about love, freedom, and the parts of ourselves that are still learning how to let go.

What if the person you have been struggling with is actually neutral  and you have been the one writing the story? In this opening episode of a four-part June series, we introduce what may be the most freeing concept in any relational life: the neutrality of others. Other people are not the source of your suffering. Their behavior is neutral. It is your thoughts about that behavior, running on a loop inside your own mind, that create the relationship you are having with them. Once you understand this all the way down, the entire location of your work changes. You stop trying to fix the relationship from the outside. You stop waiting on the other person to change. You stop hosting your emotional life on someone else's behavior. You come home. This episode covers three concepts that, when fully understood, change every relationship you have:People are neutral. Your thoughts about them create the relationship.Lovability is a birthright. The variable is capacity.Take care of your own needs first. Everything else is a bonus.Leah brings personal stories, the coaching lens she has used with thousands of clients, and a practice you can begin this week ... pick one person, do the work, and watch what happens to you. The other person never has to change a thing. This is week one of four. The relationship you most want to repair, deepen, or release is on the other side of this work. You are 100% lovable. So are they. Worth is a birthright. The work is the love.

Live Call in Show - 1800-930-2819 -  Trauma is sparked by history - the world - the community -the family - the individual - Today's show highlights the forgotten power of hope. June 4th holds heavy historical significance, primarily recognized globally as the International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression, and in modern history as the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests. It also uniquely features "Audacity to Hope Day".

In this episode of Intuition Unleashed, Becc Nelson welcomes renowned Spirit Artist-Medium Maria Forland for a fascinating conversation at the intersection of science, creativity, and spiritual connection. Maria shares her personal journey, including the learning challenges that shaped her path and ultimately led her to develop a unique two-handed Spirit Art method guided by what she calls the Ancients of Blue Light. Together, they explore Spirit Art as more than a creative practice—it becomes a doorway into intuition, expanded states of consciousness, and deeper self-awareness. The conversation takes an especially intriguing turn as Maria discusses her work with research scientist Dr. Jeff Tarrant, who mapped her brain during spirit communication and two-handed drawing sessions. The results sparked her passion for understanding neuroplasticity, coherence, frequency, and the growing scientific exploration of consciousness. Whether you're curious about intuition, creativity, mediumship, or the science behind spiritual experiences, this episode offers a thought-provoking look at the hidden language connecting brain, heart, and spirit.

Transformational keys to achieve ease and flow through the healing powers of The Tree of Life. Free the inner child held in your heart and liberate your authentic Spirit. Embody the fullness of a life aligned with your soul's passion.

Metabolism is not just about weight loss. It is your body's life-support system. In this episode, Dr. Kris reframes metabolism as the work of energy, repair, hormones, immunity, recovery, and communication — and invites women to stop fighting their bodies and start stewarding them with wisdom.

 Dr. Diane and Ray discuss Attachment Theory and Ray coaches Dr. Diane through a recent trigger. Why do so many people feel like they're having the same relationship over and over again—even when the people, jobs, friendships, or circumstances keep changing? What is attachment theory, and why is it relevant far beyond romantic relationships? Why do people often find themselves repeating similar patterns with partners, family members, friends, coworkers, or even authority figures? How can someone tell the difference between a problem with another person and a pattern they're carrying into multiple relationships?

Our brain, heart, and nervous system contain electrical components and produce electrical fields, which are sensitive and can be influenced by EMFs. This can result in energy depletion and negative effects. Learn the latest information and technology about how we're affected daily by 5G energy with a medical doctor who has explored cutting edge technology like percussion therapy, along with natural wellness tools like magnets and kinesiology  for healing and total wellness.

GUEST BIOGRAPHY: Craig Alsup is a follower of Christ with a personal mission to impact the world through both Christian missionary service and entrepreneurship. He has been married to his wife Jennifer for 20 years and has 6 kids. He serves full-time as Associate Director for Asia with MANNA Worldwide, leading mission teams and building partnerships to launch and sustain churches, nutrition centers, and orphanages. Craig also consults with entrepreneurs and business leaders on systems, efficiency, and marketing; speaks at churches and leadership events; and leads Lone Star Dads Fort Worth to help dads build authentic connection and community. Craig's passion is helping churches, business leaders, and individuals align their lives with their mission to impact the world.ABOUT MANNA WORLDWIDE: MANNA Worldwide began with a conviction that vulnerable children deserved more than survival. Founded in 2001. “At MANNA Worldwide, we believe no child should have to face hunger or poverty alone. For almost 30 years, we have worked with local leaders and communities to create programs that meet the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of children. Every project starts with one question: How can we give these children hope today and a brighter future tomorrow?” Core Mission: “...rescuing children from the grip of poverty,” with a holistic faith-based model focused on nutrition, medical care, education, clean water, orphan/family care, camps/retreats, leadership/job skills, and gospel-centered service. MANNA Worldwide works directly with local partners across 47 countries to rescue children from the grip of physical and spiritual poverty. 

What if the strangest part of a spiritual experience isn't what you see... but why you were chosen to see it? On this episode of Weird Real-Life Stories, my guest Roger Connelly shares the extraordinary event that opened the doorway to a series of experiences he still cannot fully explain. While traveling through Peru with his wife, and former guest on Weird Real-Life Stories, Crystal, Roger participated in a ceremony at a sacred site guided by a local shaman. Unlike many in the group, Roger wasn't seeking a spiritual awakening. In fact, he was simply along for the adventure.But after touching an ancient stone, everything changed. Roger suddenly became aware of blue light beings standing beside each member of the group. Then he watched as they merged with them. The experience was brief, powerful, and unlike anything he had ever encountered before. What was he being shown? Why did it happen to him? And could this mysterious encounter be the first clue to a much larger pattern—one in which Roger repeatedly finds himself serving as a bridge between worlds? Spoiler alert! The answer is YES! Join us as we explore Roger's stories that invite us to question what we see, how we see it, and whether some people are chosen to glimpse realities hidden from the rest of us. Your Weird Real-Life Stories are real. Listen, integrate, and share them.

Soul Expansion

Sometimes the hardest part isn't knowing something feels off;  it's understanding what's keeping you stuck. In this episode, we explore signs of misalignment and the fears, identities, and emotional patterns that can keep us disconnected from our true north.

Healing your childhood's deepest wounds does not have to be a dramatic, exhausting struggle. Join Master Healer Megan Edge and her co-host, Dr. Pat, founder of Transformation Talk Radio, as they explore the intersection of somatic body awareness, Sacral Chakra healing, and the innocent wisdom of the Inner Child. In this episode, Megan and Dr. Pat delve into how childhood trauma becomes physically locked in our nervous systems and energetic bodies—manifesting as chronic tension, emotional suppression, or fear of intimacy.  Drawing on her Healing Hearts Oracle Cards and somatic research, Megan offers simple, profound tools to help your body complete interrupted stress cycles, reclaim your "sacred yes," and step into radical change with ease. It's time to stop trying to think your way out of trauma and start playing on the edge of a joyful, integrated heart.

What if healing is far more than biology? In this thought-provoking episode of Maximum Medicine, Dr. Sharon Martin welcomes author, spiritual teacher, and deep meditator Joseph Selbie for a profound conversation exploring the intersection of consciousness, quantum physics, subtle energy, and self-healing. Drawing from his groundbreaking book, The Physics of Miraculous Healing, Joseph explains how modern physics increasingly supports ancient spiritual teachings — revealing that the body may function not simply as a machine, but as a dynamic energetic and holographic expression of consciousness itself. Together, Dr. Sharon and Joseph dive into the power of belief, the impact of emotions on health, the role of meditation and spirit in healing, and why so-called “miraculous” recoveries may actually reveal deeper truths about human potential.  If you've ever wondered whether consciousness affects healing, or how science and spirituality can coexist, this episode offers a fascinating and inspiring perspective you won't want to miss.  

From The Spiritual Justice Show to The Spiritual Justice Show & Foundation: Expanding a Vision for Personal Transformation and Collective ImpactWelcome to The Spiritual Justice Show, where inner peace meets collective purpose.Since its inception, The Spiritual Justice Show has explored the powerful intersection between personal transformation and social transformation. Through conversations with thought leaders, educators, healers, activists, spiritual teachers, and community builders, the show has sought to answer an important question: How do we create a more just, peaceful, connected, and compassionate world? Over time, one answer became increasingly clear: meaningful change requires more than conversation alone. It requires action, partnership, community engagement, and a commitment to turning inspiration into impact. Today we explore the next chapter in that journey—the evolution from The Spiritual Justice Show to The Spiritual Justice Show & Foundation. This episode is both a reflection and an invitation. A reflection on the conversations, lessons, and inspirations that have shaped this movement so far, and an invitation to imagine what becomes possible when inner transformation meets collective action.

HOWARD VLIEGER Student of the soil, Howard Vlieger explains the importance of herd animals, cows, goats, chickens, bison, sheep in keeping the soil fertile and productive     LINDA MACKENZIE, author, Help Yourself Heal with Natural Remedies Linda Mackenzie is the Founder of HealthyLife.net All Positive Talk Radio Network Linda was the first woman telecom engineer in the airlines

This episode introduces a six-step framework for structured personal reflection called M.I.R.R.O.R., designed to help high-achieving professionals distinguish between genuine growth and the illusion of progress through motion. Host Singh positions reflection as "the practice underneath every practice" and provides a complete system listeners can implement in a single twenty-minute session.  M.I.R.R.O.R. M — Mindful Pause creates deliberate stillness before reflective work begins. Singh argues reflection cannot occur "at the speed of your inbox." The practice involves sitting for ten minutes with no device, notebook, or agenda. I — Inquire Honestly moves beyond comfortable, self-soothing questions toward inquiries that produce genuine discomfort. The "flinch" response indicates proximity to meaningful territory. The practice involves identifying three questions about one's current life that would cause discomfort if asked by a trusted mentor. R — Recognize the Patterns elevates single incidents into systemic understanding. Pattern recognition reveals the common variable across repeated difficulties, which is almost always the individual rather than external circumstances. The practice requires mapping a current situation against historical parallels to identify recurring dynamics. R — Reframe the Story addresses the narrative layer determining whether a pattern becomes usable. Individuals typically inherit stories from family, culture, or formative experiences rather than consciously choosing them. The practice involves testing the existing story (Is it true? Is it useful? Is it mine?) and writing a replacement sentence. O — Own Your Part requires locating one's specific contribution to any dynamic, separate from factors outside one's control. Singh argues that insight without ownership produces no change. The practice requires distilling the insight into a single sentence describing one's actionable piece. R — Realign with What Matters translates reflective work into scheduled behavior. Reflection without a concrete next action is "decoration, not reflection." The practice demands selecting exactly one small act for the coming seven days and placing it on the calendar. The episode establishes a critical distinction between rumination and reflection. Rumination is a loop that ends where it started, produces heavier feelings, and replays old footage with increased volume. Reflection is a spiral that ends one floor higher, produces clarity, and generates actionable insight. The diagnostic: finishing closer to a decision indicates reflection; finishing further from a decision indicates rumination. Singh illustrates the framework through anonymized clients including Devin, a senior partner who couldn't distinguish growth from aging within routines; Aisha, who discovered a three-month unnamed feeling after her first genuine pause; Marcus, whose fourteen pages of journaling amounted to self-defense rather than inquiry; and Renata, whose "bad luck with bosses" pattern revealed her own withheld feedback across three jobs. The weekly challenge includes sitting in a chair for ten minutes with nothing, completing a full twenty-minute M.I.R.R.O.R. session ending with one scheduled act, and returning after one week to assess whether the act produced change. Listeners can direct message "Mindful Mirror" to Singh on LinkedIn to receive the Purpose Factor Assessment, a ten-minute tool for clarifying personal purpose and direction.

In this nineth episode in our series on Winning Every Living Day™, we are now deep in 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 and transform into our new self, ready to embrace our authentic and newer way of being, I introduce the idea that we do have the power to help ourselves to heal!  As women, this is our time to step into our power and feminine way of BEing!   Let's continue this June 2026, let's create a greater awareness of our ability to help heal our bodies, minds and spirits, one step at a time so that we can, in the process, also help to heal our world, another essential guiding light of this year.Episode 9: Life is unpredictable sometimes and can throw us a curveball.  These curveballs, as unexpected events, can create wounds, hurts and traumas that can impact on our life.  Overcoming these curveballs is often a combination of outer resources, goal setting, inner drive, hard work, focused vision on a dream, mentoring and support.  Traditionally, we think of physical healing of a cut, infection, or wound that needs medical treatment.  Interestingly, we can also help aide in this healing process through simple steps that can improve the body, mind and spirit's ability to heal in conjunction with the medical management.  When done simultaneously, we can heal ourselves faster, better and more completely, one step, and one mindset at a time! We want to support all women to Win Every Living Day-focused on Healing and the Dream that they would love for their life. J  

  You're a middle-manager reporting to a senior exec or perhaps a Director. You have four direct reports and several indirect reporting people. And you've got your share of peers across the other departments.  

From The Spiritual Justice Show to The Spiritual Justice Show & Foundation: Expanding a Vision for Personal Transformation and Collective ImpactWelcome to The Spiritual Justice Show, where inner peace meets collective purpose.Since its inception, The Spiritual Justice Show has explored the powerful intersection between personal transformation and social transformation. Through conversations with thought leaders, educators, healers, activists, spiritual teachers, and community builders, the show has sought to answer an important question: How do we create a more just, peaceful, connected, and compassionate world? Over time, one answer became increasingly clear: meaningful change requires more than conversation alone. It requires action, partnership, community engagement, and a commitment to turning inspiration into impact. Today we explore the next chapter in that journey—the evolution from The Spiritual Justice Show to The Spiritual Justice Show & Foundation. This episode is both a reflection and an invitation. A reflection on the conversations, lessons, and inspirations that have shaped this movement so far, and an invitation to imagine what becomes possible when inner transformation meets collective action.

Are You Here By Accident? How is it that you chose this lifetime. What about soul agreements? Explore soul agreements, the nodes, and the map your soul left inside you like cosmic breadcrumbs for you to follow. In this episode, Shakti Bottazzi, spiritual teacher, galactic shaman, and author of Remembering Her: A Soul Embodiment Journey, guides you into understanding what is your soul agreement, your golden path, your soul purpose. How to be clear about it? That is activation. Your soul is remembering what it came to do. You will not want to miss this episode.

What if your life didn't begin here… and doesn't end here either? In this episode of Afterlife Café TV, Helen welcomes renowned hypnotherapist and soul regression expert Bryn Blankinship for a fascinating conversation that gently opens the door to the deeper journey of the soul. Together, they explore the powerful concepts of past lives, the space between lives, and how accessing these states can bring clarity, healing, and a profound sense of purpose in our present life. Bryn shares insights from her groundbreaking method, Soul Expression Spiritual Regression™ (SESR)—a transformative approach designed to help individuals connect with their own soul's wisdom and guidance. This conversation isn't just about curiosity…it's about remembering who you are beyond the physical. You'll also hear how quieting the mind can open the doorway to inner knowing—and why so many people are now being called to explore their soul's journey on a deeper level.  Whether you're curious, skeptical, or already on your spiritual path, this episode offers a grounded and enlightening perspective on the continuity of the soul.  Special Gift from Bryn:Listeners can receive a free HypnoDestress™ Mini Session designed to calm the mind and begin opening to inner guidance.Visit: BrynBlankinship.com  Meet us where conversations go beyond the physical…Welcome to the Afterlife Café.

In this episode, join Erica Gifford Mills and her guest, Kami Guildner, as they share how women entrepreneurs are growing in new ways — with more intention, more alignment, and a deeper commitment to meaningful impact. We explore how voice, visibility, and relationship-centered growth create businesses that are both prosperous and life-giving. This episode is an invitation to stand fully in your wisdom, be seen for what you truly bring to the world, and lead what's emerging next. You won't want to miss it!

 In this episode, we learn from Shakti Durga how Ignite Your Spirit Energy Healing can be very effective for people suffering from “long covid.” She describes what makes the COVID-19 virus different energetically than other viruses and bacteria, giving detail as to how it shows up throughout the body's energy centers. In addition, a part of the episode is an interview of Mystery School member Patricia, who shares that she suffered tremendously from long covid, but received energy healing and her health shifted quite drastically. If you suffer from long covid or low energy and want to give Ignite Your Spirit therapy a try, visit www.igniteyourspirit.com to learn more.