Podcasts about feng shui mommy

Do you have some awkward questions about pregnancy, birth, or mothering you'd like some honest answers to?  Today I have the pleasure of speaking with Bailey Gaddis, author of Asking for a Pregnant Friend and Feng Shui Mommy. What We Talked About Having someone you trust to ask all the questions you have Sexuality during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum Does your partner really have to attend the birth? The choices you have as a birthing person The difference between OB-GYN and a Midwife Things to Remember “Don't judge yourself too harshly, there are going to be plenty of times where we think we got it “wrong”. But I can almost guarantee you're doing the absolute best you can.” Bailey Gaddis Click here for Show Notes and more from Jeanne-Marie, Your Parenting Mentor.

If You Want To Get Out Of Shame When It Comes to Motherhood, You Should: Take small daily steps to learn how to listen to your own inner wisdom Trust yourself and the process of motherhood Be gentle with yourself   Being a mother is not for the faint of heart. Being responsible for the health, safety, and wellbeing of another human can be overwhelming in the best of times, but when you experience shame and judgment from your community, it can make everything feel impossible.   Releasing Shame and Embarrassment With Bailey Gaddis Bailey Gaddis is the author of Asking for a Pregnant Friend and Feng Shui Mommy. She is passionate about helping new moms address the misunderstanding and taboos around pregnancy and motherhood so that they can enjoy this new journey. Bailey is a childbirth preparation educator, birth doula, hypnotherapist, and regular contributor to various media outlets. She offers women holistic support while providing a space where women can be vulnerable and release the shame and embarrassment that can come from motherhood.   Addressing the Fear of the Unknown A lot of the anxiety that comes from motherhood stems from the fear of the unknown. When women can get quality answers to their questions, Bailey has seen firsthand that their fear is reduced, and their shame around their struggles is met with support.  Everyone under the sun seems to have an opinion about how you should care for your baby. The stress and shame we experience from the external influences pull us away from our intuition and make it difficult for us to trust our instincts. But when you can learn to trust yourself, you will find what works best for your family.   You Hold the Answers Inside of Yourself Rarely will there ever be a perfect answer for any situation, especially when it comes to parenting. But, when you can listen to your inner wisdom, you will most likely be given an intuitive answer that will be the best fit for you and your family. Nothing that you feel, experience, or think during this journey is wrong. This is a wild and complex journey with a lot of challenges, which is why you need to give yourself grace and forgiveness and be gentle with yourself as you navigate this wild, wonderful time. While new motherhood can be scary, it can also be a magical journey with the right support. Are you a new mom, or know someone who is about to become a new mom? Share how Bailey's tips on motherhood resonated with you in the comments section of the episode page.   Quotes: “I am putting in a lot of work to have that clear emotional slate going into the birth experience, but for the most part, I am so grateful I have so much more knowledge and experience going into it this time around, and I am able to appreciate it more.” (9:16) “It might be really hard, and that is okay.” (15:51) “I really believe all mothers are the experts on their baby. More so than the pediatrician, your mother-in-law, your mother. You know what is best for your baby. But when we are shrouded in that shame and distracted by that shame, it is harder to tap into that wisdom that we innately have.”  (19:04) “Almost always our instincts and our intuition will give us the answer that more often than not is the best one for our unique situation.”  (24:56) “There is a lot of misinformation out there, and it really confuses us and can create a lot of conflict as we navigate this which for a lot of women really is a big piece of mothering.”  (30:50)   In This Episode Why there are so many women who experience shame and fear around pregnancy (10:50) Addressing anxieties and the struggles surrounding postpartum life (14:28) When women typically get more comfortable owning their decisions around their babies (21:14) How to tap into your own innate inner wisdom when you feel like you have lost your path (24:04) The most common questions that women have surrounding breastfeeding, postpartum, and more (26:02)   Resources Mentioned: Use Promo Code ‘drmariza' for 15% off Organifi''s Green Juice Asking for a Pregnant Friend by Bailey Gaddis Bailey Gaddis Website Follow Bailey on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Pinterest   Other Resources: Check out the full show notes page Keep up with everything Dr. Mariza Follow Dr. Mariza on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Youtube Podcast production & marketing support by the team at Counterweight Creative   Related Episodes:  Essentially You Episode #321: How an Unhealed Betrayal Impacts your Health, Work, and Relationships with Dr. Debi Silber Essentially You Episode #247: How to Approach Postpartum Recover in the 4th Trimester with Dr. Cleopatra Kamperveen Essentially You Episode #297: Is It Possible to “Have It All” As a Mom Today?

In Asking for a Pregnant Friend: 101 Answers to Questions Women Are Too Embarrassed to Ask about Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Motherhood, beloved childbirth educator, doula, and author Bailey Gaddis offers real, safe, savvy, and nonjudgmental answers to the most personal questions about pregnancy, childbirth, and early motherhood. And, for added support, Bailey enlisted a team of experts for up-to-the-moment scientific and professional information for many of the questions. What is that smell? Is the fetus okay when I have sex? What should I do if I'm sad about my baby's gender? Why do I feel aroused when breastfeeding? Is it normal to be jealous of my baby? Unfortunately, women who summon the courage to ask these questions online are frequently met with unwelcome judgments or inaccurate information. "There are thousands of us slipping away from prying eyes to scan chat rooms and forums, flip through books, and make our fingers numb with Google searches as we look for answers to the same things you came to this book wondering about," writes Bailey. "I don't want you to feel like tracking down answers is a full-time job. I want you to have all the answers in one place, from a friendly, accurate source. I also want those answers to come from a friend who would never judge or make you feel like a weirdo for asking that 'TMI' question. So…can we be friends?" We talk about Pregnancy and sexPost artum depressionOrganismic birthDefine a birth doulaEating the placentaCord blood bankingThe boob hammockJealousy of other womenThe capacity for loveReveal partiesMiscarriageAbortionBabies and petsBreastfeeding Bailey Gaddis is the author of Asking for a Pregnant Friend and Feng Shui Mommy. She is a childbirth preparation educator, birth doula, and hypnotherapist and a regular contributor to media outlets including Working Mother, Fit Pregnancy, Pregnancy, and Newborn, Cosmopolitan, Woman's Day, Disney's Babble, and more. She also volunteers for a program where she offers in-home support to parents of newborn babies, specifically single mothers and babies with special needs. Visit her online at http://www.baileygaddis.com.  

Today we talk to returning guest Bailey Gaddis, Author of Feng Shui Mommy, about her new book, Asking for a Pregnant Friend. Bailey is a certified Doula, Hypnotherapist, and founding member of the Ojai Valley Birth Collective, among many other accomplishments, and she uses her passion for both birth and writing to help make pregnancy and birth a comfortable and shame-free experience for everyone who reads her work.   We talk about Bailey's process in deciding to write her new book, and the way that shame around certain topics prevents pregnant women from getting all the information that they need. We discuss orgasmic birth as well as the culture of shame that forces a lot of us to separate sexuality from birth.   We discuss feelings of arousal or anger during breastfeeding and the feelings of shame that can arise from that and why the shame is not necessary. We discuss partner infidelity during pregnancy and the need for communication between to help allay fears about the partner straying. We talk about the causes of why a partner might not want sex as much after the baby arrives and the ways that couples can work through that with communication.   We talk about the disappointment some parents may experience when finding out the sex of their baby and how not to beat yourself up about it. We also discuss the feelings that can arise when a mother is pregnant with her second baby and how to ease the worry about not loving the second baby as much as the first.   Finally we talk about intrusive thoughts that a lot of women have about potentially hurting their baby or about scary situations that might arise. We discuss what might cause those and when it's a problem. We also discuss the fear of death during childbirth and how to navigate the fear of something that is very real and complex and when to seek help to deal with it.  We talk about the bottom line of shame and how shame affects the journey into motherhood, and how learning to release and do away with that shame as a culture will help to make pregnancy, birth, and motherhood a more joyful experience on the whole.   To Learn More Visit: https://www.baileygaddis.com/   For Any Questions, Email Us at media@birthcircle.com

Listen to Bailey Gaddis break down the walls of shame that many women experience around their fertility, pregnancy and mothering experiences with host Heather Grzych. Feel empowered to navigate some tough or “taboo” concerns that often naturally occur when carrying new life into the world or breastfeeding, and better understand some of the psychological and biological experiences of pregnant women. In this episode, Heather and Bailey discuss: Importance of nesting for a woman moving into motherhood Why birth is so often depicted as such a traumatic experience Postpartum psychosis, OCD, and anxiety Parenting when you had a rough childhood and how to seek out new parenting role models Breastfeeding orgasms and arousal Hypnobirthing Trust that we place in doctors and healthcare providers vs. our own bodies Why 10% of partners stray during the pregnancy How to deal with the challenges of parenting Bailey Gaddis is the author of Asking for a Pregnant Friend and Feng Shui Mommy. She is a childbirth preparation educator, birth doula, and hypnotherapist and a regular contributor to media outlets including Working Mother, Fit Pregnancy, Pregnancy and Newborn, Cosmopolitan, Woman's Day, Disney's Babble, and more. She also volunteers for a program where she offers in-home support to parents of newborn babies, specifically single mothers and those with babies with special needs. Visit her online at http://www.baileygaddis.com.   Heather Grzych is the author of The Ayurvedic Guide to Fertility and the host of the Wisdom of the Body podcast. A board-certified Ayurvedic practitioner, she bridges the worlds of conventional and alternative medicine to help women and men heal their physical and emotional lives. Heather is on the board of directors for the National Ayurvedic Medical Association (NAMA) and has consulted with doctors, governments, and insurance companies. She offers virtual consultations and programs worldwide. www.heathergrzych.com   Connect with Heather: Instagram.com/heathergrzych Facebook.com/grzychheather   Join the Wisdom of the Body club on Clubhouse: https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/wisdom-of-the-body   This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only.

If you're pregnant, or when you were pregnant or breastfeeding, did you have questions that you felt were inappropriate to be asking? Or sensations in your body, or deep fears that you didn't feel comfortable discussing with anyone, so you just kept them inside?If you're human, the chances are 100% yes, you have had an experience like this going through pregnancy or birth or mothering your children. On episode #49 of the Journey to Birth podcase, we are going to peer inside why that is with birth expert and author Baily Gaddis, as I talk with her about her new book, Asking for a Pregnant Friend, 101 Answers to Questions Women Are Too Embarrassed to Ask about Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Motherhood that was just released June 1, of 2021. "I really wanted this to be a one stop shop resource for women to get that really accurate, really compassionate information and hopefully it will stimulate more conversation from there, with your medical care provider, with your girlfriends…" Bailey Gaddis, author of Asking for a Pregnant Friend: 101 Answer to Question Women Are Too Embarrassed to Ask About Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Motherhood.Find Bailey at BaileyGaddis.com and order Asking For a Pregnant Friend or Feng Shui Mommy wherever books are sold!___________________________________________Further info & opportunities:See our unique birth plan course Beyond the Birth Plan for Homebirth to write a birth plan that goes beyond ordinary templated plans that don't work for homebirth!Learn about  The Natural Birth Compass Online Childbirth Preparation Program to prepare for your birth by clicking here.Download your copy of the assessment our students and podcast guests use by clicking here.

Happy Mother's Day! This was a wonderful conversation with Bailey Gaddis about Moms!When I realized mother's day was coming up really fast, I could think of no one more suited to a special mother's day episode than Bailey Gaddis. I asked Bailey to join me today to wish you a wonderful mother's day, whether you have already given birth, you are on the journey of growing a baby, or even you are just beginning the journey of conceiving a new life, we are all mothers in our own way, and even though this episode is special for mothers day and mother's day only comes once a year, we need to celebrate the gifts and challenges of motherhood every single day. On this episode, Bailey and I will discuss different perspectives of motherhood, the transition into parenthood and her forthcoming book, Asking For A Pregnant Friend, which is a look inside the real questions and stories of real mothers. You can find Bailey and her book, Feng Shui Mommy on her website: BaileyGaddis.com, information about her courses at YourSereneLife.com, and her YouTube channel where you can find clips of her new book and lots of other resources.

The Mama Truth Show is especially for ambitious, soulful, women that are ready to STOP being so hard on themselves, release self-bullying and embrace their Inner Wisdom. What the heck is a Feng Shui Mommy you might ask? Have no fear, mamas, I've brought the expert on that exact topic; Bailey Gaddis. Bailey is a childbirth preparation educator, birth doula, and hypnotherapist an the author of “Feng Shui Mommy: Creating Balance and Harmony for Blissful Pregnancy, Childbirth and Motherhood.” Check out this interview and her awesome resources at www.BaileyGaddis.com Video: https://youtu.be/gcCgqSHMhUA

Aired Tuesday, 29 August 2017, 2:00 PM ET Feng Shui Mommy: The Holistic Approach to Pregnancy & Child Rearing I Impending motherhood serves up a confusing cocktail of heroic strength and terrifying vulnerability. Our culture has seized on the “vulnerability” part of this experience and tends to reinforce a pregnant woman’s insecurities instead of encouraging her to embrace this most natural time and trust her body, her intuition, and her own mind. Today, Bailey Gaddis, author of Feng Shui Mommy joins me to share her very different approach. An approach about supporting her while she shores up her mind-body-spirit alignment so she can best handle the cosmic kick in the uterus and juicy kiss on the soul that pregnancy is. About the Guest: Bailey Gaddis Bailey Gaddis is the author of Feng Shui Mommy: Creating Balance and Harmony for Blissful Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Motherhood. As a childbirth preparation educator, birth doula, and hypnotherapist who works with pregnant women and their gorgeous offspring every day, Bailey is fairly certain that “new baby smell” is the most enticing aroma on Earth. Bailey is a regular contributor to media outlets including Disney’s Babble, Working Mother, Pregnancy and Newborn, Huffington Post, Cosmopolitan, Redbook, and Woman’s Day. WEBSITE: http://www.BaileyGaddis.com FACEBOOK Fan/Biz Page: https://www.facebook.com/FengShuiMommy TWITTER: https://twitter.com/baileygaddis INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/fengshuimommy/

Sponsor: My1stYears - adorable personalized gifts for kids. Save 10% with promo code BERLIN CoHost - Kristin Palase Guest: Bailey Gaddis, Author of 'Feng Shui Mommy' discusses: Preparing For Birth Feeling safe at birth Hypnosis vs Meditation Hypnobirthing - accessing the subconscious mind  Bradley method Unconscious memory Evolution of Cesarean Section What is Feng Shui Postpartum - Hardest for many Clutter affects mood Making the informed choices for yourself Getting in touch with intuition Upset after birth Chakras and birth  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Feng Shui Mommy with Bailey GaddisBailey Gaddis is the author of Feng Shui Mommy and is a regular contributor to media outlets including Disney’s Babble, Working Mother, Pregnancy and Newborn, Huffington Post, Cosmopolitan, Redbook, and Woman’s Day. As a Childbirth Preparation Educator, Birth Doula, and Hypnotherapist who works with pregnant women and their gorgeous offspring everyday, Bailey is fairly certain that “new baby smell” is the most enticing aroma on Earth. Visit her online at http://www.baileygaddis.comSubtle Energy Techniques with Cyndi DaleRenowned author Cyndi Dale invites you into the world of subtle energy, where you’ll explore auras, chakras, intuition, and the basics of her groundbreaking energy techniques. Whether your goals are physical, psychological, or spiritual, these methods can help you achieve your desires, heal your wounds, and live an enlightened life. http://cyndidale.com

Could Feng Shui help you have a more blissful pregnancy and postpartum? It did for Bailey Gaddis and she's here to tell you how it can for you too. Bailey is the author of Feng Shui Mommy: Creating Balance and Harmony for Blissful Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Motherhood. After working as a egg donor and surrogacy ... The post Using Feng Shui During Pregnancy & Postpartum with author of Feng Shui Mommy – Bailey Gladdis appeared first on Expectful.

Feng Shui Mommy – the book – was sent to me by Bailey’s PR team as a fit for the show. I’ll be honest, when I first looked into it, my thoughts were: “WTF!? Feng Shui is some Chinese home organisation thing, right?” How does Feng Shui Mommy even fit into a book title?! I took a look around Bailey’s website so I could get a feel for her before having her on the show. I’m happy for a good dose of hippy but I’m not an all-out-woo kinda girl. I just couldn’t see how the concepts of house & pregnancy could possibly be linked. Herein lies the genius. FENG SHUI PRINCIPLES Bailey Gaddis is a doula, a hypnobirthing coach and, in a past life, was also a home organiser. But Feng Shui Mommy isn’t about organising your house. It’s about organising your energy. That’s what Bailey does so well in this book, and it’s the reason I wanted to chat to her on the show. She’s all about the energy. Where feng shui in the home focuses more on your outer world, she relates these principles to your inner world. Pregnancy is such a gorgeous time to connect with your baby, but a lot of us really don’t have the balance in mind, body & spirit. Feng shui mommy is about creating your own perspective of birth rather than listening to the fear-based culture that exists. CREATING YOUR BIRTH COMMUNITY If you were able to create a group of people who were supportive of you and your dreams, how much better would that be? Imagine surrounding yourself with people who think like you, who make you feel good, and who can transform the ‘normal’ version of birth. That’s one of the things we talked about, plus a lot more too. We chatted about the 4th trimester, which is something a lot of people don’t seem to think even exists(!) We spoke about the energetic blockages to birth (mothers of pregnant mums, we’re looking your way). And most importantly, we had a good natter about how to clear the negative energy around you. LEARN MORE Find out more about Bailey here on Facebook and you can buy Feng Shui Mommy in bookshops all over the place! ( And you should – it’s great! )  

Guest: Bailey Gaddis is the author of Feng Shui Mommy and a Childbirth Preparation Educator, Birth Doula, and Hypnotherapist who works with pregnant women and their gorgeous offspring everyday. In this episode, we will cover: how the birth of her son transformed her from a professional room organizer into the Feng Shui Mommy how knowledge of this ancient art of organizing space for optimal energy flow can help you feel calmer, more peaceful as well as more energized how you can use EFT or "Tapping" to allieviate fear and anxiety during your pregnancy, birth and while parenting Resources mentioned in the conversation: Bailey's website:http://www.baileygaddis.com Link to buy her book, Feng Shui Mommy on Amazon Link to join her on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FengShuiMommy About Bailey Gaddis: Bailey Gaddis is the author of Feng Shui Mommy and is a regular contributor to media outlets including Disney’s Babble, Working Mother, Pregnancy and Newborn, Huffington Post, Cosmopolitan, Redbook, and Woman’s Day. As a Childbirth Preparation Educator, Birth Doula, and Hypnotherapist who works with pregnant women and their gorgeous offspring everyday, Bailey is fairly certain that “new baby smell” is the most enticing aroma on Earth.

Feng Shui Mommy: Creating Balance and Harmony for Blissful Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Motherhood SHOW GUEST: Bailey Gaddis Before she was a beloved pregnancy blogger, certified birthing doula, and childbirth preparation educator, author Bailey Gaddis met her own pregnancy by buying a bunch of books - which, for the most part, made her even more confused, insecure, and scared. Feng Shui Mommy: Creating Balance and Harmony for Blissful Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Motherhood is her way of giving pregnant women and new moms a better option. Adopting the principles and philosophy of feng shui, the Chinese system of a connected inner and outer harmony, this book guides women to their balanced center and supports them in tapping into the primal energies brought forth in the birthing experience. Feng Shui Mommy offers a holistic approach to pregnancy and child rearing, with chapters dedicated to the mind, body, and spirit for each trimester. The book is composed of four parts- First Trimester, Second Trimester, Third Trimester, and the Fourth Trimester, which happens to be the first three months after the baby is born. Illustrations enliven the text throughout. Feng Shui Mommy is an oasis that welcomes all, encouraging each woman to unapologetically embrace her own journey," writes Bailey. "This book gives you permission to follow your own path to birth and beyond."

Feng Shui Mommy: Creating Balance and Harmony for Blissful Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Motherhood SHOW GUEST: Bailey Gaddis Before she was a beloved pregnancy blogger, certified birthing doula, and childbirth preparation educator, author Bailey Gaddis met her own pregnancy by buying a bunch of books - which, for the most part, made her even more confused, insecure, and scared. Feng Shui Mommy: Creating Balance and Harmony for Blissful Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Motherhood is her way of giving pregnant women and new moms a better option. Adopting the principles and philosophy of feng shui, the Chinese system of a connected inner and outer harmony, this book guides women to their balanced center and supports them in tapping into the primal energies brought forth in the birthing experience. Feng Shui Mommy offers a holistic approach to pregnancy and child rearing, with chapters dedicated to the mind, body, and spirit for each trimester. The book is composed of four parts- First Trimester, Second Trimester, Third Trimester, and the Fourth Trimester, which happens to be the first three months after the baby is born. Illustrations enliven the text throughout. Feng Shui Mommy is an oasis that welcomes all, encouraging each woman to unapologetically embrace her own journey," writes Bailey. "This book gives you permission to follow your own path to birth and beyond."

Jeanne talks about our national stress level and interviews author Bailey Gaddis about her new book, Feng Shui Mommy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's episode, McLean is joined by author, birth doula, and hypnotherapist, Bailey Gaddis. Bailey authored Asking for a Pregnant Friend and Feng Shui Mommy and is a regular contributor to media outlets including Working Mother, Fit Pregnancy, Pregnancy and Newborn, Cosmopolitan, Woman's Day, Disney's Babble, and more. She also volunteers for a program where she offers in-home support to parents of newborn babies, specifically single mothers and those with babies with special needs. In this episode, they discuss the healing process of writing her book Asking for a Pregnant Friend, the heartbreaking prevalence of shame, guilt, and embarrassment for many women during their pregnancy and postpartum experience, navigating triggers, and heavy emotions following pregnancy loss and so much more. These are the conversations that are needed and at the core of what Mother the Mother is all about. Lastly, you will hear in this recording that Bailey is in the final weeks of pregnancy and preparing for the birth of her little girl! We are happy to report that since the time of this recording, she did have her healthy home birth with her baby girl 1 week before her estimated due date so, congratulations to you, Bailey!In this episode of Mother the Mother: A behind-the-scenes look into how Bailey wrote the book, “Asking For a Pregnant Friend: 101 Answers to Questions Women Are Too Embarrassed to Ask About Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Motherhood”How to navigate triggers, jealousy, and other heavy emotions that surface following pregnancy loss How to end the shame, guilt and embarrassment women feel relative to pregnancy, postpartum, and motherhood How to best support new Mothers amidst a heavily divided and isolated world  McLean's Resources: Instagram: @motherthemotherWebsite: www.motherthemother.com Bailey's Resources: Instagram: @baileygaddisauthorWebsite: www.baileygaddis.com  Mom Club Membership: For ongoing monthly support in a nourishing container please check out the Mom Club Membership via www.patreon.com/mcleanmcgownThere are 2 tiers - Ascension & Alignment for group support as well as  New Moon Circle that will be offered monthly on the evening of the New Moon. All live calls will also be recorded to listen to at your leisure. This is a sacred healing space to align with like-minded sisters. Coaching Program: If you are ready for more support in your journey as an expectant, new, or well-seasoned Mama, I am here for you. If you are ready to commit to your healing journey on a physical, emotional, and soul level, please email me at hello@motherthemother.com to book a free breakthrough call to discuss in further detail. This type of 1:1 coaching allows us to go deep and work with each specific woman's needs. It goes light-years beyond basic prenatal and postpartum group classes that are generalized and watered down. My clients are ready to go hard in uncovering the best versions of themselves and living the life of their dream lives. Treating Yourself: If you feel like treating yourself with some Organic and Nutrient-dense power food teas, hot chocolates, tonics, and green juice from Organifi. Use my code mother at checkout to always receive 15% off your purchase. I have been loving adding in both Green and Gold juices as part of my daily routine. Also, an amazing company that I LOVE for Prenatal, Postnatal, and Motherhood Nutrition is https://thisisneeded.com use my code “motherthemother” at check-out for 20%. They focus on helping women thrive nutritionally during pregnancy and afterward. Most prenatal vitamins are subpar and leave expectant Mamas lacking in crucial nutrients. I personally have been loving the collagen and protein powder recently as I healed my injured leg. And even 3.5 years out, I still am laser-focused on building back my tissues after the birth of my second daughter. I see you, I hear you, I love you.Jai Ma. Xo - McLean This show is produced by Soulfire Productions