Warrior Goddess Revolution

In this heartfelt conversation, HeatherAsh is joined by Sarina and Mel for the second installment of their mini-series on conscious relationships. They dive deep into the realities of co-parenting, from navigating different parenting styles to setting boundaries with love. Mel and Sarina share how they've worked together to create a nurturing and dynamic family system, challenging societal norms and experimenting with new approaches to parenting.Some of the topics covered include:Transitioning into a blended family after divorceThe complexities of co-parenting with different household rulesTeaching children emotional regulation and self-responsibilityEmbracing imperfection and letting go of traditional rolesThe power of community in raising childrenHow to hold space for big emotions in a healthy wayEpisode Highlights:How Serena stepped into a co-parenting role (04:15)Navigating different parenting styles and household rules (10:30)The importance of emotional regulation for both parents & kids (15:45)Creative parenting solutions: letting kids learn through natural consequences (22:20)Rethinking traditional family roles and expectations (28:40)How Warrior Goddess teachings influence their parenting approach (35:10)Parenting wins, failures, and learning moments (42:00)Final insights and advice for co-parents (50:00)Resources & Links:Learn more about Warrior Goddess teachings: www.warriorgoddess.comHave questions? Contact us at hello@warriorgoddess.com

In this deeply personal episode of Warrior Goddess Revolution, Rachel Wacaster shares her powerful journey of leaving the Mormon Church, navigating a relationship with an addict, and ultimately finding healing, freedom, and love. She opens up about overcoming fear, embracing self-worth, and creating a life on her own terms. Tune in for wisdom, resilience, and inspiration.Episode Highlights:Rachel Wacaster's journey from devout Mormonism to spiritual liberation (06:30)The pivotal moment that led her to leave the church and redefine her beliefs (12:45)Navigating a marriage with an addict and choosing self-preservation (22:10)The power of community and Warrior Goddess teachings in healing (33:15)Finding love again: Setting boundaries and honoring self-worth (45:00)Advice for those considering stepping away from a religious or structured belief system (51:40)How Rachel supports others in transition and transformation (59:20)About Rachel Wacaster:Rachel Wacaster is a seasoned yoga instructor, spiritual coach, and dedicated facilitator of personal transformation. She holds an E-RYT 500 certification with over a decade of teaching experience and is a Master Trainer with YogaFit. A Certified Warrior Goddess Facilitator and Leadership Team member, Rachel supports women in their healing journeys through Warrior Goddess and Warrior Heart practices. She has also expanded her expertise with certifications in astrology, life and spiritual coaching, and Ayurvedic lifestyle coaching. Passionate about continuous learning, Rachel integrates these modalities to help others cultivate self-discovery, empowerment, and transformation.Resources & Links:Get Rachel Wacaster's book Creating My Own Path: Lessons from Leaving the Mormon Church and Loving an Addict

In this episode of Warrior Goddess Revolution, HeatherAsh Amara interviews Michelle McEwan, a practitioner of shamanism and land stewardship. They explore their deep connection through shared roots, shamanic traditions, and the importance of living in harmony with nature. Michelle shares stories of her life in Australia, her spiritual connection to the land, and her work with wildlife, particularly rescuing wallabies. Together, they delve into the themes of unity consciousness, simplicity, ancestral wisdom, and how shamanism shapes their practices in self-love and stewardship.Key Themes:Shamanism & Unity ConsciousnessLiving in harmony with the wildSelf-love & stewardship of the landSpiritual connections between Australia and IrelandTune in to hear how these two Warrior Goddesses draw inspiration from nature and their ancestral roots.About MichelleMichelle is a spiritual guide and teacher with natural healing abilities. She is an international speaker, environmental activist and storyteller with over thirty years experience leading retreats, guiding groups and working with individuals (entrepreneurs, business leaders, activists, creatives and those who are discovering their pathway) towards a deeper wisdom. Along with her husband, Michelle also runs a wildlife rescue shelter to care for and rehabilitate injured and orphaned animals. Michelle's work with wildlife is part of her greater mission to raise awareness about the wild and our place in nature. Michelle helps you discover, or evolve, your own unique pathway with wonder, grace and deepening resolve to come back to your unique place in the natural world. Making our own unique spiritual pathway central to all we do – this is the way forward in the times in which we find ourselves. Connect with Michelle McEwanInstagram: @MichelleMcEwan Website: https://www.michellemacewan.com.au/

During this bite-size interview with Warrior Goddesses, Mel and Sarina, we explore how these two humans met at a Warrior Goddess event, fell in love over months of courting, and then learned how to navigate a whole new river of Life together.This is Part 1 of a series we'll be doing on how they co-parent, partner intimately, and jump naked into the River of Life together. We talk about the wild way they handle challenging decisions when they're both decision-fatigued, the willingness to show up in conflict resolution together, and the wise ways of being in community together and feel wholeheartedly supported.

During this deep dialogue with Banafsheh Sayyad, we explore what it means to commune with the divine, free yourself from the inside out, and let go of the weight of the world's expectations. I ask her about her process of leading people through different forms of sacred dance and being in their bodies. We talk about attending to your body, moving your emotions out, and the transformation that can happen when you show up for yourself committed to all the parts of who you are.Meet BanafshehBanafsheh is a master sacred dancer and living legend. She has dedicated her life to empowering people around the world to embody love.Her students regard her as a highly accessible and profound spiritual teacher. An inspiring example of radiant embodiment, her teaching is considered life changing.Audiences experience her as a Sufi priestess, bringing the presence and power of ancient priestesses to life through her dynamic performances.You can join her next program here.

During this episode, my long-time friend and ministerial apprentice Hope Ruiz regales us with the story of how our lives collided, stepping into a group of 40 Warrior Goddesses from around the world in Teotihuacan, and how we started dismantling systems of oppression within ourselves and our communities.We share about how the loner identity cracked through her work in Warrior Goddess and how she came to feel held within a community where we celebrate people exactly where they are and where they are going.Hope is a lifelong writer and spiritual seeker. She is also an intentional mother, a passionate teacher, and an eternal student. You can learn more about Hope here: www.esperanzarenace.com

During this episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing one of my apprentices and long-time students, Sue Reed, who used to guide folks down rivers. We had a lovely chat about how women river guides do things a bit differently, learning to read the river, and how we can align with the river of life in impeccable ways. Join us as we discuss how to navigate eddies, expect the unexpected, and unlearn old ways of being.

During this dynamic conversation with Diane Dempster, we talk all things coaching, spending time as a closeted Methodist, finding her way to woo, co-parenting with someone with different religious beliefs, and how to navigate the intersections of neurodiversity in these overwhelming times.We explore what it means to raise "complex kids" right now and learn to shift your perspective over and over again while being at choice in every moment from a balanced Warrior Goddess place.Meet DianeDiane Dempster, MHSA, CPC, PCC is a professional coach, speaker, author, and educator with 20 years of corporate leadership experience. Diane is the co-Founder of ImpactParents.com, a coaching & training organization for parenting neurodiverse kids, and co-host of the Parenting with Impact Podcast. Through her work with ImpactParents, she teaches a relationship-first - neurodiversity informed - coach approach to parents and professionals, blending behavior management with change management, so that concerned adults can empower kids, teens & young adults to become independent and successful. An experienced leader, spiritual wanderer, change agent and all-around life-sherpa, Diane helps clients create deep, inside-out, sustainable change.www.ImpactParents.com

On this episode of the WGR, I talk with visionary, facilitator, and CEO, Chantal Pierrat. During our conversation, we share how to lead others from a new paradigm in a world that it constantly changing. We explore what it means to collaborate, bring in the feminine, be relational, and cheerlead each other in a world that wants us to tear each other apart. We are interdependent. We need each other. And we need leaders who hold core values like creativity, compassion, connection, and community at the heart of leadership work.Meet Chantal Chantal Pierrat's mission is to increase women's leadership across the globe. She is the founder of Emerging Women, a global leadership and media platform. Her ultimate vision is to weave feminine leadership and authenticity into businesses, and to create a world where women have a strong voice in the shaping of our future.https://emergingwomen.com

I met Kyle through a dear friend of mine, Matthew Stillman. Sarina and I took his Infinite Play workshop online and then the following weekend I took his in-person Roughhousing Workshop. They were so much fun, invited in courage, and really helped spark creativity to tend to my wild spirit!In this episode we talk about doing daring things (like disobey and do things imperfectly), listening to Life in new ways, and creating space for more play and willingness.Meet KyleMisfit. Tinkerer. Infinite Player. Kyle Fincham is the creator of Infinite Play, a movement workshop that explores playfulness by reconnecting us with our creative, adaptive, and cooperative potential. Infinite Play workshops are accessible to all misfits, wildlings, and nonconformists. Kyle also hosts Behind the Movement, a weekly podcast where he speaks with movement makers of all types about their stories, thoughts, and philosophies. He also regularly writes articles expressing his ideas and wonderings for his blog. Kyle aims to share and explore this passion for playfulness through all areas of his life, teaching, and art. Kyle is a purple belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, is deeply influenced by both Tom Weksler and the Fighting Monkey Practice, and was a student of Ido Portal from 2015-2020. Kyle reads often and travels near and far to attend workshops and seminars, expanding his experience of different movement tools, approaches, and philosophies. Warrior Goddess Revolution Podcast music and production by Kevin Braheny Fortune

During this deep and delightful conversation with my new friend, Rhonda, we explore spirituality, writing, the "Celtic" Wheel of the Year, and many of the earth-based traditions in Europe, the UK, and the indigenous communities of those areas who were deeply connected to the land. We don't shy away from topics that break our hearts and unearth what has been hidden.Meet RhondaRhonda McCrimmon is a Celtic Seer & Shaman from Scotland focusing on creating shamanic pathways for those who have been disconnected from their animist lineage and heritage. She has created a safe, clear pathway for thousands of people to reconnect with their indigenous Celtic roots & find creative shamanic ways to restore a consciously connected spiritual life.www.centreforshamanism.com

During this lively discussion of two old friends who found their way back to each other, I speak with Oceana about elderhood, initiations, and the gifts of aging with pleasure, presence, play, and excitement. Oceana shares about the intersection of sensuality, liberation, elderhood, and ecowomanism.Meet OceanaOceana Sawyer is an ecowomanism activist, liberation and elderhood advocate, and overall wise woman. She has decades of experience working with death and dying, intentional community, and sensuality.Oceana is crossing the terrain of grief out in the borderlands of one world ending and a new emerging. She can be found wandering around at the crossroads of grieving, sensuality, deep ecology, deep time, spirituality, and liberation.https://oceana.substack.com/

In this episode, I meet Kristine Carlson, co-author of Don't Sweat the Small Stuff. We chat about giving ourselves permission to grieve, relating to Life in new ways, and breaking ourselves open in incredible ways.Meet KristineKristine Carlson is a New York Timesbestselling author, best known for her work with her late husband, Dr. Richard Carlson in the Don't Sweat the Small Stuffseries—with over 25 million books sold worldwide. She is a renowned speaker, inspiring podcast host, retreat leader and blogger. Her mission is to help women transform from heartbreak and loss to live their best lives with joy, gratitude, renewed passion and purpose.

A special conversation on exploring our bodies, playing with spaciousness and edges, and celebrating all bodies. Erica and Ash met through the Forrest Yoga community where they fell in love with each other as changemakers dedicated to getting more free. During this intimate conversation, they play with how we can reclaim our bodies, face our fears courageously, and saying YES to what we need--not what the world thinks we need or should be.Meet EricaErica Mather, MA, E-RYT, began teaching yoga at age 17 and now studies pedagogy through education, learning, and leadership. She created the Adore Your Body System, which addresses body-image challenges, and the Yoga Clinic, a place where students, teachers, and health professionals can learn about empowered self-care. Erica is a Forrest Yoga Guardian, personally selected by Ana Forrest to become one of a handful of senior teachers in the Forrest Yoga tribe. She teaches at PURE Yoga in New York City, and maintains a full schedule of Yoga Clinic clients and Yoga Clinic teacher trainings.https://www.instagram.com/erica_mather/https://kripalu.org/resources/kripalu-perspectives-learning-adore-your-body-erica-mather

Is it a clear boundary or is someone trying to control you? When is a boundary in integrity and when is it hidden manipulation? Social media is all ablaze about Sara Brady's recent sharing of text messages between her and ex-boyfriend Jonah Hill, and her labeling his "boundaries" as a form of control. We start here and explore further into the reasons why boundaries are not about trying to change other people's behavior, how to create more intimacy through agreements and vulnerability, and what to do when someone else wants you to be different as a form of proving you "love" and "respect" them.

During this intimate conversation, Marita Esteva and HeatherAsh share their creation stories of how they became the creative imagineers and magical land stewards they are today. They share their experiences of negotiation, holiness, destruction, collaboration, and creation. Come into this conversation with the elements, working with Warrior energy, and how to deepen in your relationship with the dynamic world we all live in that often goes by unnoticed.Marita, One Who Catches Lightning, is a formally trained fine artist and filmmaker, a singer-songwriter who has released multiple albums, a published poet, a motivational speaker, metaphysical healer with training in multiple modalities, a guide and mentor to people of all ages and backgrounds, a teacher with years of unique original curriculum, and of course always a student, learner and seeker. Learn more about Marita's journey and work here.

This lively episode of the Warrior Goddesses Revolution gives us the opportunity to get to know one of our community mentors and teachers, Lara. In this heartfelt interview, Lara opens up to Ash about her spiritual journey, rooting into impeccable energetic practices, exploring the wild world, metabolizing the past, and how she came to finish reading Warrior Goddess Training years after she started it.

This discussion was inspired by an email that came into our Warrior Goddess inbox and was recorded over the Summer Solstice 2022 while we were in Teotihuacan, Mexico. The question: “How are you relating to fire now that you have had the wildfire?” During this candid chat with my student and apprentice, Sarina, we talk about being firewalk instructors, aligning with wildfire destruction, and grounding into our being while navigating loss.  Meet Sarina Sarina Harz is a Certified Sundoor Firewalk Instructor, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and Community Magic Maker. Sarina has spent the last decade serving clients with chronic medical conditions, facilitating trauma-informed care, and assisting people in getting free in their lives. They work as a mental and behavioral health therapist, ritualist, and wilderness rites of passage guide. They can be found dancing around the fire, playing in the woods, conjuring magic, and disrupting the status quo.

After coming down with COVID-19, I started realizing how exhausted and depressed I felt. I dropped into my being and waited for some inner wisdom. Once there, I found my old friend, grief. In this intimate talk, I share about my own tenderness and how to open beyond where our attention is fixed in any particular moment. In these places, we can dream bigger than this moment through curiosity and openness.

During this talk, I sit down with Acharya about how to roar when the patriarchy is trying to silence us and how to become a modern-day goddess by owning the underworld of our inner landscape. We explore her upcoming book, Roar Like a Goddess, and how to open to our own reverence and devotion. Meet Acharya Acharya Shunya is a truth-teller who facilitates authenticity, self-remembrance, and divine feminine pathways to awakening within. The first female head of her 2,000- year-old Indian spiritual lineage, Shunya reinterprets and re- contextualizes ancient teachings for modern times, empowering people everywhere to lead fearless, fulfilled and enlightened lives. She is president of Awakened Self Foundation and founder of Vedika Global, Inc. in California and is the author of bestselling books Ayurveda Lifestyle Wisdom and Sovereign Self.  www.AcharyaShunya.com

During this episode with my old and dear friend, Satya, we explore what it means to love ourselves fully, explore our bodies where they are now, pussy tours, and explore love in curious and adventurous ways. Come on a journey with us to our past and also into our present moment and how to be with all Life has brought us. Meet Satya Satya has been studying, practicing, and teaching sacred sexuality and Tantra for over 30 years. She's had around 15,000 client sessions, led hundreds of workshops all over the USA and in Japan, and countless people have told her that she changed their life. Something changes when you are in extended orgasm frequently. It opens a gateway to divine energy. Satya's life began to flow more easily and joyfully. She attracted wonderful lovers who would say to her (regarding either sexual energy or emotions), “Is there more?” instead of “You're too much.” she learned to trust in her connection with the universe, and this has taken her to unimaginable realms of ecstasy. To work with Satya more, https://satyalila.info/for-sensitive-women/ (check this out).

On today's episode, Heather Archer and I talk about family dynamics, perfectionism contorting, and detoxing from grind culture. We deconstruct the images of perfection we fit ourselves into and the unraveling of our domestication. We also talk about the rebellion of setting boundaries, being worthy of care and attention, and becoming steadfast in our resistance to grind culture. In this session, we help get back to our center and what is truly supportive to us. Get to know Heather Heather Archer is a well-being consultant, sound healer, writer and speaker who has 15 years of experience of cultivating healing centered approaches for institutions geared towards social good. Her work incorporates somatic and growth mindset strategies for recovering perfectionists to thrive at work. Her healing practice includes a mixture of sound healing, reiki, reflective journaling, mindfulness and chakra alignment. Her first book, tentatively titled, The Grind Culture Detox: Heal from Capitalism, Thrive at Work will be released by Hierophant Publishing in June 2022. Heather is also the Co-Creator of Black Healers Connect, an organization that connects healers across the African diaspora to share ancestral wisdom to restore ourselves and our communities. https://www.thrivingwithheather.com/

Meet my Scottish soul brother, Stephen Mulhearn. In this episode, we talk about our mutual love of shamanic practices, the power of belonging, following our inspiration, and the importance of bringing compassionate conversations to hard topics. Listen to this 30-minute episode for insights into Celtic shamanism, community, and to learn about Stephen's newest film project, Highland Brave. If you are moved by this episode please watch the trailer for Highland Brave and consider donating to Stephen's Indiegogo campaign to raise money to produce the film. When I watched the trailer for the movie I wept at the beauty of what he is creating, and I just donated to help his vision become reality. Highland Brave trailer:https://highlandbrave.com/ ( https://highlandbrave.com/) Indiegogo Fund: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/highland-brave (https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/highland-brave) More about Stephen: https://lendricklodge.com/teacher/stephen-mulhearn/ (https://lendricklodge.com/teacher/stephen-mulhearn/)

On this episode of the Warrior Goddess Revolution, I speak with my fellow ritualist and teacher, Linda Starwolf. We share our love for nature and the interconnectedness of the land we steward and being in deep relationship with the power of nature--wherever we are. How do we listen more deeply, ask curious questions, and get a clearer perception through being with the sacred in the wildness? Meet Star Wolf Linda Star Wolf has been a vision­ary teacher and shamanic guide to thou­sands of people over the last 35 years. Starting out as a therapist in the mental health and addictions fields in the 1980s, Star Wolf is a nationally certified alcohol and drug counselor who draws from her personal experience of recovery from addiction. The author of several books, she is the creator of Shamanic Breathwork®, the co-creator of the Shamanic Healing Initiatory Process (SHIP), and the Founder of Venus Rising Association for Transformation, a non-profit organization, and Founder and President of Venus Rising University for Shamanic Psychospiritual Studies. Star Wolf is also the co-founder of the Shamanic Mystery Tours and takes spiritual seekers all over the world to explore sacred shamanic sites. You can connect with her and her team through https://www.shamanicbreathwork.org/

Join me and my friend, Hemalayaa, as we talk about weaving cultures together, navigating confusion, honoring differences, letting go, and finding belonging. Come dance and play with us on this revolutionary podcast episode. Meet Hemalayaa Hemalayaa mentors visionary women to step into creating their spiritual businesses, being in their embodied leadership and magnetize their clients with ease. HEMALAYAA'S SPECIALTY? Musing and mentoring badass women in upleveling their work, relationships and purpose to make a massive positive impact in the world!  Hemalayaa's magnetic energy leads all into a liberated state of being: empowered in true self-acceptance and a passion for life. She has been featured in numerous publications such as NY Times, Origin, Yoga Journal, LA Times, and Shape, as well as on the talk shows Ellen, and The Today Show.

During this chat with one of my dear friends, Matthew, we talk about being weird, living embodied in the trauma of the Western world, and metabolizing grief in our bodies. We also explore how to be with our pleasure, direct our sexual energy, and hold the grief as well as the joy with tenderness. Meet Matthew Stillman Matt Stillman has made a long career out of using his inherently inquisitive and exploratory nature to find creative, sustainable solutions to complex problems. He has worked for years in diverse arenas to create and discover deeper connections with both the people he interacts with and the community in which he resides. As a former Food Network executive, Matt brought such groundbreaking shows as Iron Chef and Good Eats (and many others) to American audiences. Matt has been inspired and influenced by the Paleo and Primal philosophy and diet since 2004, and began doing Crossfit in 2008. Fascinated by ancestral health, reclaiming old food and health pathways, Matt has a deep relationship with the small-scale farmers from which he gets most of his food. https://primalderma.com/

On any given day Kriste can be found running / hiking in the wilds of Colorado or sharing her passion for mindfulness and meditation. As an ambassador for both movement and mindfulness, Kriste encourages women, and especially women of color, to stretch beyond the known and familiar. “I am at this intersection of running or hiking and being in nature and wonder. Returning to a sense of beginner's mind and rightsizing myself in the world.” I met Kriste at Sounds True where I was part of a summit she was producing. Since then I've been blessed to get to know her as a friend, and to marvel at her stamina, smile, and sass on and off the trail. (Join her IG and follow along on her adventures.) In this episode we talk about belonging, being inspired by others to go beyond old boundaries and limitations, being brave, and the beauty all around how how to tune back in. https://kristepeoples.com/ (https://kristepeoples.com) https://www.instagram.com/kristepeoples (https://www.instagram.com/kristepeoples) http://blackwomensalliance.com/ (http://blackwomensalliance.com) “You know, sometimes we might think that our issues are the only show in town, but you know, when we take a moment to stand under a a hundred year old tree or to feel the breeze blowing over us and really feel the impact of what that is and what that means and how we're part of a vast ecosystem... by the time we come back home, well, we can come home to ourselves in those moments." Kriste Peoples is a runner, writer, and meditation teacher, and when she's not out adventuring along the trails of Colorado's Front Range, she's likely writing about it (or recovering with carbs in a local eatery). She can also be spotted offering talks about engagement in nature, gently nudging others to take up the cause of fun in the outdoors. Warrior Goddess Revolution Podcast music and production by https://kevinbrahenyfortune.bandcamp.com/ (Kevin Braheny Fortune)

Celebrate, Surrender, Support. Where do you get stuck and where to do soar? Here's a simple method to come back home to yourself and figure out next steps. And here is also where you are probably getting sucked into unhelpful patterns and struggles. During this live podcast I share the course correct for pretending we are "fine." Let's step into the unknown without bypassing by stabilizing opening into what is. Warrior Goddess Revolution Podcast music and production by https://kevinbrahenyfortune.bandcamp.com/ (Kevin Braheny Fortune)

A live broadcast with Day Schildkret, one of my most favorite people, to celebrate the release of his new book, Hello, Goodbye.: 75 Rituals for Times of Loss, Celebration and Change. Many of us don't do change well. We fight it, power-through it, ignore it, fear it, dissociate from it. We haven't been given the skills to make it meaningful — to make it matter. Day's purpose is to empower individuals, communities and companies to learn the power and potential of ritual to mark moments of endings and beginnings. This leads to resilience. As we continue to go through massive cultural and global transitions, we need a pathfinder through all the change. Day shows us how ritual is our most essential tool. https://www.dayschildkret.com (https://www.dayschildkret.com) https://amzn.to/3GxlVI4 (Hello, Goodbye.: 75 Rituals for Times of Loss, Celebration and Change.) http://www.morningaltars.com (http://www.morningaltars.com)

The ongoing journey with two main aspects of our selves: the judge who tends to punish, compare, and look for faults, and the victim who feels like it is not fair, I don't know how to do this, I'm scared... Often we find the victim energy distasteful, and the judge mean, but both have healed, more mature versions. The judge can be shifted into discernment, the victim can be shifted into honest vulnerability. Today we explore how to support ourselves in growing up with love and fierce compassion. Warrior Goddess Revolution Podcast music and production by https://kevinbrahenyfortune.bandcamp.com/ (Kevin Braheny Fortune)

Several years ago I put out a request on Facebook: "Hey, anybody want to pick my up at the Los Angeles airport and drive me to Ojai for an event? I'll pay for gas and a meal..." I was beyond delighted when friend of a friend Betsy Chasse volunteered, and we got to spend the day together. In this episode we talk about Betsy's journey to writing her latest book, Killing Buddha, which is loosely based on the waves of her life coming together and then spectacularly falling apart after her success with What the Bleep do We Know?! There is lots of laughter and heart and depth in this conversation. The subject of Killing Buddha? "What happens when the least spiritual person on the planet gets hired to make a movie about spirituality? You're about to find out." About BetsyAward winning Film maker, Best Selling Author, Change-Maker, Mom. Best known as the Co-Writer, Director and Producer of the hit film What The Bleep Do We Know?!. Her new book out March 2021 is Killing Buddha! She has also produced the award winning Song of The New Earth, Pregnant In America, Radical Dating and The Empty Womb. She has authored multiple books, including; The Documentary Filmmaking Master Class, Tipping Sacred Cows,https://amzn.to/2W9JxhU ( )and What The Bleep Do We Know?!, Discovering The Endless Possibilities to Altering Your Everyday Reality. In addition to several Best-Selling Self help Compilation books.. She also enjoys consulting with multiple clients to develop multi-media content for world-wide distribution. https://betsychasse.net (https://betsychasse.net) https://amzn.to/3FB8HIO (Killing Buddha)

During this episode of Warrior Goddess Revolution, I talk with my friend Tanya about leading in creative ways, the bizarre obstacles that take our lives into creative places, and doing our own piece in the grand scheme of Life. About Tanya Tanya Lynn is the founder of http://www.sistershipcircle.com (Sistership Circle) and author of two books Open Your Heart: How to be a New Generation Feminine Leader and How to Lead Circle. After developing a proven curriculum for circle, Tanya has been training women around the world how to create and lead their own circles. She is known as a tribe builder and web weaver, with a special talent to create communities wherever she goes. She is passionate about truth-telling and vulnerability and teaches people how to come into alignment with their true selves. Warrior Goddess Revolution Podcast music and production by https://kevinbrahenyfortune.bandcamp.com/ (Kevin Braheny Fortune)

I don't have time to integrate! I / you / they / the world must make sense! Oh, little mind, you need rest. You need emptiness. You need no-thing. And you need to let in the no-sense and stop trying to make meaning of everything. Because it is in the gaps: the long walks, while sudsing up in the shower, or while petting your purring cat that your brilliance will burst forth. And it is in the chaos and the disorder that something new will be born. So let's do nothing for no reason and see what arises. Warrior Goddess Revolution Podcast music and production by https://kevinbrahenyfortune.bandcamp.com/ (Kevin Braheny Fortune)

During this session, Kelly and I talk about her journey to discover her voice, truthtelling even when it's messy, and listening deeply to our intuition. We talk about how to let go of guilt, cheerlead ourselves, be in the Mystery, and how to be honest with ourselves even when it's challenging. As we re-emerge from this cacoon of quarantine life, how can we take those lessons back out into the world with mindfulness, ease, and courage? A little bit about Kelly Throughout Kelly's life, she's worn lots of different hats. She's worked in boardrooms and ashrams. She's blended two families and six children. She's brought women from more than 50 countries together in my passion for truthtelling and uplifting women's voices. She's a devoted mom, wife, friend, mentor, bestselling author, and businesswoman who knows that putting on your own oxygen mask is the best way you can model what it means to take care of yourself and others. These experiences are all a part of her—the good, the bad, and everything in between. She's messy, genuine, and perfectly imperfect. Find out more at her website: www.womenforone.com

For the past thirty years plus I've been creating separation. On purpose. Because separation is a path of healing and reconciliation. We all have trauma, and hurt, and healing to do. Creating mindful separation is not a form of denial or something that is creating more destruction. My intent always always always is to speak truth, learn from past mistakes, name where we have been so we can choose where we are going. This 30-minute musing explores how to create good, healing, potent, magical separation.

During this episode of the Warrior Goddess Revolution, I talk with one of our first Warrior Goddess Level 1 facilitators, Serena Hicks. This conversation opens us up to letting go of scarcity, power and privilege, being biracial, trauma, and unpacking race and wealth together. About Serena Serena Hicks is a biracial Biz Coach who believes that money-making, especially for womxn and people of color, is a revolutionary act of reclamation and radical self-acceptance. She is a native Texan currently living in Austin after a 10-year stint as a TV producer and event planner for MTV in NYC. Serena believes that “everyday people” can, will, and are already changing the world. SerenaHicks.com

How to embody steadiness and self-awareness while claiming your sovereignty, sass, and stillness. A thirty minute musing of love from my heart to yours.

During this episode of the Warrior Goddess Revolution, HeatherAsh and her best friend Autumn talk about their days being reporters, building community-centered media, and intimate stories about parenting and mental health. About Autumn Autumn Labbe-Renault has been described by many as “relentlessly creative.” Whether she’s steering the ship at Davis Media Access as executive director of this nonprofit community media center in Davis, CA; documenting the effects of the pandemic locally through her weekly radio show the “COVID-19 Community Report” on KDRT95.7FM, or running her Etsy business, Autumn Light Designs, creativity is a hallmark of her thinking and her work. She boils this down to “I connect people and make things, and I get stuff done.” davismedia.org; KDRT.org; https://www.etsy.com/shop/AutumnLightDesigns

“Love yourself so much that when someone mistreats you, you recognize it.” This quote on the Warrior Goddess Inspiration page as been shared almost 10,000 times and liked over 27,000 times. It's one of our most popular memes. While this statement is true, it is also incomplete. Because it does not include the person who is probably mistreating you the most. Here is what we ponder in today's episode: Where are you mistreating yourself through self-judgment, comparison, sabotage, procrastination, pushing, overeating, addictions, overthinking, cycling or repressing your emotions, disliking your body, or any other ways that you abandon yourself? And how do you acknowledge how you mistreat yourself while also making clear, skillful, calm, fierce, firm, loving boundaries with others who are mistreating you?

In this episode, I talk with Qi Dada about her local community in Austin, her passion around spirituality and music, and the sweet spot where these things meet. We have an epic conversation on the evolutionary process that happens when we lean into the Mystery and live life fully in our being as visionaries celebrating, dismantling, and morphing. She also shares about their new album, Flowers for the Living and a sneak peek of her favorite song, Magic, where I got to sing back-up. About Qi Dada: Qi Dada is one of the https://www.facebook.com/Lead-vocalists-199199157507621/ (Lead vocalists) at https://www.facebook.com/rashiphop/ (RIDERS AGAINST the STORM (RAS)) and https://www.facebook.com/Chief-Executive-Visionary-252176201467174/ (Chief Executive Visionary) at https://www.facebook.com/Divine-and-Conjure-LLC-1393042957594230/ (Divine and Conjure LLC). She is a civic leader and spiritual leader from the Africa diaspora. She facilitates folks through their heart space and refreshes their imagination--to imagine themselves in places once thought of as imaginable. You can find and follow her at https://www.instagram.com/qidadalife.

In this episode, I share about the coming of Spring, gardening, and new beginnings. It's time for us to expand our pot so we have space to grow.

In this delightful, heart-felt conversation Marie and I talk about bringing your gifts to work, listening to your calling, learning to let go, and holding space for yourself when things get hard. https://mariembouni.com About Marie: My journey began with western medicine. After grueling years in medical school, I became an anesthesiologist, hoping to bring the peace and healing I felt called to bring. My drive for work was relentless, and I built a career many would be proud of—but inside I felt dead. I had given up personal relationships and my spiritual health, and my mind and body were paying for it.  My quest for self-discovery saved me. I embraced a new calling as a shaman, energy healer, and mentor to others seeking a similar path to enlightenment. I had a deep scientific understanding of what it meant to be human. I’ve studied and cared for the body for over 20 years. But opening myself to the power of the mind, the beauty of intuition, and the all-encompassing power of love changed me. I stepped into my destiny as a healer and embraced my potential beyond the confines of the mainstream. 

Ever have that feeling of slipping and sliding in your life and not able to get going? Today I explored the parallels between my recent seriously stuck in the snow adventure and how to gain traction in our own lives. Hint: slow and steady.

"You know how every once in a while you do something and the little voice inside says, 'There. That’s it. That’s why you’re here.' …and you get a warm glow in your heart because you know it’s true? Do more of that." I absolutely adore Jacob Nordby. He has a rare combination of skills: he is funny as hell, brave in his vulnerability, and humble of his immense talent. And did I mention funny as hell? In this episode we talk about Jacob's creative journey, discovering his own trauma, the power of simplicity, how transformation sneaks up on you, and his brand new book, The Creative Cure: How Finding and Freeing Your Inner Artist Can Heal Your Life (with a foreword by his friend, artist Julia Cameron, author of The Artist's Way.) Learn more about The Creative Cure and read two free chapters: https://www.hierophantpublishing.com/the-creative-cure Get the Jacob's free download Creative Self Journal pdf we talk about in this podcast: https://www.jacobnordby.com/creative-self-journal-gift

This time of year, when we are between Winter Solstice and Spring Equinox (in the northern hemisphere), in the earth-based traditions of my ancestors was a time of reckoning and drawing on your reserves. Winter still has a strong hold on the land, even as we turn towards the Spring. At this time we stop to consider: what food do we need to save to get us through until the next planting and harvest cycles? How do we sustain ourselves through the darkness to come? The light may be growing each day, but how do we make it through the cold and barren time? This show, recorded on Candlemas, explores the three qualities of the Goddess Brigid: smith crafting, poetry, and healing and how they can help us keep our inner fire burning bright.

Being a Warrior Goddess entrepreneur can be challenging, especially when women feel threatened and turn to competing with or criticizing each other. But women support women lifts everyone up. In this episode I talk with my friend and stylist Heather Caswell of The Wardrobe in Davis as she introduces me to my favorite clothing designer, Cara Ucci and jewelry creatress Paloma. For years now Heather has been my angel of clothing and jewelry, and an important advocate for local female clothing and jewelry designers in California. Together the four of us explore beauty, style, shining brightly, and doing what you love.

I got stuck. Here is how I unstuck myself. Let's explode the myths of perfectionism so we can move past procrastination, stuckness, and the fear of doing it wrong.

In this episode of Warrior Goddess Revolution I'm joined by two of my most favorite people, my friends Jesikah and Thom. We've known each other for decades, and together we muse about how we all grew up together, what our main influences were, what we've learned from our journey from our 20's to our 50's. An intimate, sweet, and sometimes vulnerable conversation.

In Episode 2 I'm joined by Sarina Harz and Adelee Mirelez for a lively, story-filled exploration of what true, authentic power is and is not. Sarina and Adelee are both part of our Warrior Goddess Leadership team. Sarina: https://www.facebook.com/sarinaharz Adelee: https://www.coachadelee.com/ Learn more about our community at http://www.warriorgoddess.com

In the first episode of Warrior Goddess Revolution we explore: What does it mean to be a Warrior Goddess? Why our personal freedom is critical to crafting a new planetary paradigm How to combine clarity and compassion with our creativity and courage