Podcast appearances and mentions of katherine north

Katherine North is an amazing woman--she grew up as a missionary kid in Japan, but all her life as a young girl she struggled with a major problem: she couldn't bring herself to believe the message of the Christian gospel.   What did she do about it? As the title of the episode suggests, she deconstructed in a major way...and since then, has spent decades of her life putting the pieces back together. Now an author, coach and more, Katherine is a fantastic resource for those of us struggling to discover, or re-discover, our authentic identity after leaving religion behind.   Katherine's Website DeclareDominion.com   Join the MindShift Podcast Patreon Community!   Follow me on X @MindShift2018 Follow Katherine on X @DeclareDominion

Katherine North is an amazing woman–she grew up as a missionary kid in Japan, but all her life as a young girl she struggled with a major problem: she couldn't bring herself to believe the message of the Christian gospel. ... Read More »

Dive into this week's episode of "What She Said," as we explore a myriad of narratives spanning from personal transformations to cultural preservation. Join the conversations with author Katherine North on embracing life's messiness, Dr. Christine Palmay's important suncare tips, Anne Brodie's latest entertainment updates, Taalrumiq's passion for Inuvialuit culture, Ritu Bhasin's insights on authenticity and belonging, and Vivian Boyko's aka @justagram's unexpected journey to TikTok stardom. Social: Katherine North Website: http://www.declaredominion.com Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/declaredominion Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/katherine_north_saltspring Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/declaredominion Care to Know - Dr. Christine Palmay Website: https://caretoknow.ca/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/caretoknow_/ Anne Brodie Twitter: https://twitter.com/annebrodie Website: whatshesaidtalk.com Taalrumiq Website: https://taalrumiq.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/taalrumiq Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taalrumiq/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/taalrumiq TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@taalrumiq?lang=en PIC&D: https://proudlyindigenouscrafts.com/artist/taalrumiq-christina-king/ Ritu Bhasin Website: ritubhasin.com/ bhasinconsulting.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ritu_Bhasin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ritu_bhasin/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/riturbhasin1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ritubhasin LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ritubhasin/ Vivian Boyko Instagram: instagram.com/justa_grandma Facebook: facebook.com/vivianboykoauthor Tiktok: tiktok.com/@justagram

Katherine North is a writer and executive coach, helping high achieving, secretly sensitive women declare dominion over their demanding lives. She is the author of Holy Heathen: A Spiritual Memoir, a story of her metamorphosis from a scared missionary kid growing up in Japan to a thriving heathen mystic. She and her husband Nick North made an award-winning documentary, Just Another Beautiful Family, and recently appeared on Discovery Plus show Life Under Renovation. Their blended “rainbow” family of seven lives off the coast of Canada.http://declaredominion.comhttps://instagram.com/declaredominion https://www.facebook.com/declaredominionhttps://twitter.com/declaredominionhttps://pinterest.com/declaredominionhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/katherine-north-01955a12/

Episode 226. If you work in the coaching industry, you might find the tarot to be a useful tool for your clients. But it can also serve you well. For example, you can sort out what a client needs from you - or you can reflect on what you need to show up as the best coach for your community. In this episode of Tarot Bytes life coach and author of Holy Heathen: A Spiritual Memoir Katherine North joins me to talk about how she uses tarot in her personal practice.

Introducing Katherine North, the legend of Heathen Mysticism. SEASON FINALE - one of my favourite ever people and coaches - AND WHAT A STORY. Buy her book for the full skinny and listen to this conversation to hear about her beautiful wild life. “Women's bodies are potent territory, you could even say that they have magical powers and so the urge to control them is about power.” We are hilarious together - when coaches talk they get curious and ask questions so sometimes I go off a bit - it's a conversation - please enjoy! We had so much fun and pin-balled around time and topics from Religions (of course) to babies, abortion, parenting, marriage, name changes, transition, big families, small families, disaster, earthquakes, acting, Japan, truth, the embarrassment of me meeting her Mum, wild Tokyo in the 2000s, her memoir (please buy it - I'm giving one away - contact me if you'd like it), her ode to Christmas magic and so so much more. “I didn't know who I was in my core but I was very afraid of who I was in my core…” Katherine is one of the best coaches I have ever experienced and I love a good coach. She has wild integrity and is a great story teller who has a flare for the dramatic without being pretentious - although I have nothing against the pretentious! I mean she is a badass who unfolds her life in such a real way and a way that has so much room for all that is inside it. There are many ways to lead a life. Once upon a time there was a little girl who was terrified, who was raised in the church with her devout evangelical Missionary Christian parents, but she held a deep dark secret inside of her… Read more here. I have been so inspired by Katherine and Nick and the way they navigate their marriage - I mean their love story is wild and unique and filled with rich beauty. And messes. Lots of messes. But they help me to believe that anything is possible and as I lie back on my sofa bed listening to the birds sing their sundown chorus and I prepare to go have a dip in the sea before dinner, I think about the deep joy in authoring our lives. Im doing whatever you want to; changing your name, moving to an island, getting loads of chickens, writing books, falling deeply in love and moving and changing everything, in the joy of sex and sexuality and the miracles that our bodies are. Links Website https://declaredominion.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/declaredominion/ Discovery Plus Documentary ‘Life Under Renovation' https://mortystv.com/blog/2021/04/06/discovery-series-life-under-renovation-set-to-launch-wednesday-april-28-video/ Shout out to FEW Just Another Beautiful Family https://declaredominion.com/documentary Books Holy Heathen a Spiritual Memoir and The Secret Society of Saint Nicholas Find them here: https://declaredominion.com/books

This episode of the podcast is LIVE, Instagram Live to be specific. In fact, former guest of the podcast Nick North, and his wife Katherine joined Joe on an Instagram Live to discuss all the behind-the-scenes details of their newest TV Show - Life Under Renovation. Enjoy this special edition of the podcast and be sure to check out a new episode of Life Under Renovation this coming Wednesday on Discovery+ About Nick & Katherine -  I'm a 36 year old transgender man who looks like I might graduate high school this year… or maybe next. Only recently have I embraced this good genetic fortune. I have yet to embrace the genetics of my hair loss though. #transmanproblems. #giveittime #baldisbeautiful I have the very best wife, Katherine, and more kids than you can shake a stick at, okay only 5 (ages 6, 7, 11, 12 + 14), but that's still a lot. About Life Under Renovation -  Five extraordinary families across the country take on the ambitious task of building their dream homes. Using self-shot footage, they capture the real-life experience of renovating with all the struggles and successes that lead to breathtaking reveals. If you love this episode and want to hear Nick's previous appearances on the podcast check the links below: Episode 80 - Learned Behavior (ft. Nick North) - https://dtalkspodcast.libsyn.com/episode-80-learned-behavior-ft-nick-north Episode 88 - Ask the Dads (ft. Nick North) - https://dtalkspodcast.libsyn.com/episode-88-ask-the-dads-ft-nick-north To quickly and easily leave a rating/review for this podcast please go to:  https://ratethispodcast.com/dtalkspodcast Thanks to Snuffy for this episode of the podcast! Snuffy is a clothing brand about empowering you to show your weird - unapologetically, with bravery and confidence. 10% of profit goes to LGBTQ+ organizations led by Trans* people of color. Shop online now at snuffy.co Also, thanks to Empire Toys for this episode of the podcast! Nostalgia is something everyone loves and Empire Toys in Keller Texas is on nostalgia overload.   With toys and action figures from the 70's, 80's, 90's, and today, Empire Toys is a one-stop-shop for a trip down memory lane and a chance to reclaim what was once yours (but likely sold at a garage sale)   Check out Empire Toys on Facebook, Instagram, or at TheEmpireToys.com The DTALKS Podcast has also been ranked #9 in the "Top 40 Detox Podcast You Must Follow in 2020" according to Feedspot.com for our work in the Cultural Detox space. Thank you so much to the Feedspot team!  https://blog.feedspot.com/detox_podcasts/

Katherine North is a masterful life coach, stellar author, and fellow enneagram 4-rocking human. Her memoir, Holy Heathen, is ultimately a book about growing up displaced from American society -- and herself. She writes of her time growing up in Japan with her missionary parents and all the complications that living for 'God's Will' brings with it. (Spoiler alert: God's Will kinda sucks.) Visit her website, Instagram, or Patreon community and secret blog for more!

Would you consider yourself the “Creative Type?” Does life seem to be barely within your control? Do you ever find yourself toning down your big, grand ideas for the sake of appearance and opinion? If so, you might be like this week’s guest on “Embracing Intensity. Join Aurora as she interviews Katherine North.  Katherine is a life coach, writer, and mother on a mission to lead women out of the creative storm of clutter and into a more beautiful, more authentic life. Her coaching allows women to stop stifling their joy, and embrace the things they truly love. Tune in to hear about Katherine’s journey across oceans and disciplines as she explains what it means to declare dominion over this beautiful life.  Listen in as Aurora and Katherine discuss:  Katherine’s journey from toned down and timid, to creatively big and epically badass.  Discover how Katherine figured out how to live life in the “ethereal realm” How to engage with your creativity, and let it be as big as you want it to be  Find out what it takes to be a Heathen Mystic  Uncover the magic of “morning pages”  Find out how you can be a part of the next Queen Sweep for a more beautiful home Get connected to Katherine’s weekly blog with tips and tricks for intense, sensitive, and creative women  Learn the two requirements for being an EFBA  Links Join the Embracing Intensity Community Katherine’s Website Katherine’s Book Practical Magic for Secret Mystics   Aurora’s Website Power Zone Toolkit    Katherine Recommends Parenting Without Power Struggles by Susan Stiffelman  Steering by Starlightby Dr. Martha Beck

As an increasing number of us wake up to the climate and ecological crises, it becomes clear that climate change is as much a question of narrative, storytelling, psychology and human behaviour as it is about science. How could it not be in the stories we read? In the first of what will be a series of podcasts highlighting writing concerned with our time of crisis, writer Emma Geen, author of the novel 'The Many Selves of Katherine North', joins Jess and Henry to talk about novels which actively engage with climate change whilst looking beyond the apocalyptic, into possible new ways of thinking and being human. We also met up with prize-winning author Amitav Ghosh to discuss his new novel Gun Island, why he wouldn't classify his own writing as 'cli-fi' and the potential problem with dystopias. Hosted by Jessica Johannesson with music by The Bookshop Band Take a look at our Climate Crisis in Fiction reading list.

There only has been one other episode of this show in almost four years that has featured two guests being interviewed simultaneously. Today is episode number two. And it’s a powerful one so get ready to meet Nick and Katherine North, a beautiful couple living with their children in Canada.  Katherine was a cynic who didn't even believe in true love...until she accidentally fell in love at almost 40-years-old with her best friend, Nick.  But when they fell in love, he wasn't "Nick"... he was "Nikki." And, Nikki was pregnant with baby #4!  Assigned female at birth, Nick always knew deep down he was a man trapped in a woman's body. A stay-at-home pregnant mom and family photographer who didn’t think life could ever be any different, he was stuck in a life that should have made him happy but wasn’t his own.  Together, they navigated Nick's transition from female to male as a couple and as parents and as business owners. They negotiated the challenges of transitioning while blending a family and keeping their businesses afloat. They continue maneuvering through marriage, parenting five kids, nontraditional gender roles (who pays the bills and does the dishes?), and so much more. Nick and Katherine teach us that every family is different, and families can be more than the traditional man, woman and kids and it’s okay to live in our absolute truth. Once we own up to our truth, success will follow. Tune in to hear: How being more honest and open led Nick to be more successful in his business How Nick + Katherine have systematized their home life with clearly defined roles Why you should examine what old rules are you living by that need to be redefined so you can have harmonious friction How to speak from the scar, not the wound Why you should have conversations with your partner to come to agreement and mutual compromise on things you both want About their work to bring awareness to diverse and incredible families About Our Guests: With true stories, embarrassing anecdotes, and practical advice, Nick and Katherine North show their audience and clients how to start taking brave steps in their own lives, wherever they are starting.  Nick and Katherine recently received a grant from Storyhive to create a documentary film about their family called “Just Another Beautiful Family” and are developing the "Beautiful Families" project which will include a conference, podcast, and supportive online community for all sorts of nontraditional families. They have appeared on numerous stages and media outlets. xoxo Jenny P.S. Subscribe to the podcast + leave a review + rating to spread the GET GUTSY message far + wide. Means the world to me! We are all in this together.

This week's edition of MamaFuel: The Podcast is chock full of firsts. I realised recently that the conversations on the podcast weren't fully representative of all mamas, so I'm trying to do better by consciously broadening the scope of people I'm talking to. I asked this week's guests to be on the podcast a long time ago, and I'm delighted that our conversation is the first in what I hope will be a much more diverse series of conversations. I'm thrilled to introduce you to Nick and Katherine North, a queer couple with a breathtaking love story, a transgender dad and a whole house full of kids (plus a very naughty puppy). Nick and Katherine are the first couple I've had on the show and Nick's the first dad I've welcomed. I couldn't think of better guests to have as my "firsts" in so many ways.In this week's conversation Nick and Katherine tell us about their introductions into motherhood via abortion (Katherine's first mothering decision), traumatic birth, separation, post-natal depression and so much more. Hearing Nick explain how he tried to be a "good mom" and finding his joy in birthing babies really tugged at my heart. I loved hearing how Katherine and Nick prepared for so long to tell their kids about Nick transitioning to Dad, only to find that their kids weren't that fussed -- as long as Dad gave as much love as Mom, which he does. We also talked about coming out, and how transgender people are endlessly required to explain their identity and how they present to the world. Nick and Katherine live in a very conservative community, and it was heartening to hear how their friends and the broader world rallied to support them as Nick transitioned (and continues to).  Any parent who has a gender curious child will want to listen particularly closely to the part where Nick and Katherine express what every transgender child needs to hear and feel: that they are loved NO MATTER WHAT. No ifs, ands or buts. Simply loved. Nick's message that transgender kids (and their parents) don't have to do ANYTHING to make anyone else feel better, and that their only job it to make themselves feel ok really resonated with me. Everyone else will take care of themselves. It's also not a parent's job to make anyone else feel better about their kid or themselves. Other people's opinions are other people's business. Period. There's so much more I could share about this conversation, but honestly: LISTEN. Again and again. And follow Nick and Katherine, support them and any LGBTQI people in your community. Because everyone could use more love. Deepest thanks to Katherine and Nick for this great conversation. To hear a rich account of Nick and Katherine's love story, do yourself a favour and listen to this amazing podcast in which they explain how their love unfolded. I'll be listening again and again.  My favourite places to follow this amazing pair of luminous beings is on Nick's Instagram here, on Katherine's Instagram here, and on Nick's web site and Katherine's web site (her newsletter is, hands down, the best and most precious writing dropping into my inbox. ever.). I'd LOVE to hear what you thought of this episode, if you have any questions and what this conversation sparks in you. The best way to engage in the conversation is to come into the Virtual Village over on Facebook. It's our free community, and I'd love to welcome you there.   During our conversation, I mentioned the new decision from Mastercard to allow transgender people to choose the name on their credit cards. Check out the moving video they released about this industry first. Bravo Mastercard.  

On today's episode of Touchpoint, I sit down with two of the bravest people I've ever met. Their life stories both individually and collectively stand as prismatic examples of the messes we create when we do not show up as ourselves and the magic we experience when we do. I first met Nick and Katherine North in Marfa, Texas at a week-long creative conference called Yeah Field Trip.  I was hosting a town hall about love and sex––obviously––and they were sitting right up front.  When I asked people to share what comes up for them when I said the word “sex,” Nick shouted out, “This morning!”  He and Katherine were all cuddled up together. It was very cute. Everyone laughed.  I turned my attention their way.   “How long have you two been together?” I asked. “About five years,” said Katherine. “And how was the sex you were having five years ago different than the sex you had this morning?” They looked at each other lovingly. “Well for one,” said Nick, “I was a woman then.” The room was still. It was a powerful moment.  They proceeded to share a few bits of what I consider to be one of the most courageous love stories I've ever heard.  It's a story of overcoming poverty, shame, gender and sexual oppression, while cultivating friendship, family, intimacy, and above all things, the bravery to be yourself.  I'm grateful that Nick and Katherine agreed to sit with me and share their story.  It has changed my life.  They have touched my heart.  And I'm honored and privileged to bring this story to you.  I hope it gives you more permission to be whoever you are––in bed, in love, and in life. Thanks for listening. Here. We. Go. Love, Jmw.   Insta: @lovetouchpoint Web: lovetouchpoint.com  

For this unique episode, we get to sit down with two Unmistakable guests, Nick and Katherine North. Nick is a trans-man married to Katherine, a fierce feminist who have both had their fair share of wearing different masks throughout their lives. Everybody wears a mask at some point in their life. For most of us, that's everyday. From as small as putting on a fake smile to as daunting as hiding your true identity from the world, every mask we wear is an attempt to keep ourselves safe. It's time to be courageous. It's time to take them off.Connect and find out more about Nick at NickNorth.co and Katherine at DeclareDominion.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For this unique episode, we get to sit down with two Unmistakable guests, Nick and Katherine North. Nick is a trans-man married to Katherine, a fierce feminist who have both had their fair share of wearing different masks throughout their lives. Everybody wears a mask at some point in their life. For most of us, that's everyday. From as small as putting on a fake smile to as daunting as hiding your true identity from the world, every mask we wear is an attempt to keep ourselves safe. It's time to be courageous. It's time to take them off.Connect and find out more about Nick at NickNorth.co and Katherine at DeclareDominion.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-unmistakable-creative-podcast.

On the Recapture Self podcast it’s our intention to give you a peek at the lives of people who are balancing daily life, parenthood, and a commitment to their creative selves. These are people who are making time and space for their passion projects whether that be writing a book, designing a blog, photographing their family, or running a business. PREPARE TO BE INSPIRED BY THEIR STORIES. This week I’m chatting with Nick and Katherine North. Katherine was a cynic who didn't even believe in true love...until she accidentally fell in love at almost 40-years-old with her best friend, Nick. But when they fell in love, he wasn't "Nick"... he was "Nikki." And, Nikki was pregnant with baby #4! Assigned female at birth, Nick always knew deep down he was a man trapped in a woman's body. A stay-at-home pregnant mom and family photographer who didn’t think life could ever be any different, he was stuck in a life that should have made him happy but wasn’t his own. Together, they navigated Nick's transition from female to male as a couple and as parents and as business owners. They negotiated the challenges of transitioning while blending a family and keeping their businesses afloat. They continue maneuvering through marriage, parenting five kids, nontraditional gender roles (who pays the bills and does the dishes?,) and so much more. With true stories, embarrassing anecdotes, and practical advice, Nick and Katherine show their audience and clients how to start taking brave steps in their own lives, wherever they are starting. Nick and Katherine recently received a grant from Storyhive to create a documentary film about their family called “Just Another Beautiful Family” and are developing the "Beautiful Families" project which will include a conference, podcast, and supportive online community for all sorts of nontraditional families. They have appeared on numerous stages and media outlets. You can connect and learn more about them in the following places:  Katherine's website: DeclareDominion.com Nick's website: www.nicknorth.co Nick's instagram: @epicdanger

On the Recapture Self podcast it’s our intention to give you a peek at the lives of people who are balancing daily life, parenthood, and a commitment to their creative selves. These are people who are making time and space for their passion projects whether that be writing a book, designing a blog, photographing their family, or running a business. PREPARE TO BE INSPIRED BY THEIR STORIES. This week I’m chatting with Nick and Katherine North. Katherine was a cynic who didn't even believe in true love...until she accidentally fell in love at almost 40-years-old with her best friend, Nick. But when they fell in love, he wasn't "Nick"... he was "Nikki." And, Nikki was pregnant with baby #4! Assigned female at birth, Nick always knew deep down he was a man trapped in a woman's body. A stay-at-home pregnant mom and family photographer who didn’t think life could ever be any different, he was stuck in a life that should have made him happy but wasn’t his own. Together, they navigated Nick's transition from female to male as a couple and as parents and as business owners. They negotiated the challenges of transitioning while blending a family and keeping their businesses afloat. They continue maneuvering through marriage, parenting five kids, nontraditional gender roles (who pays the bills and does the dishes?,) and so much more. With true stories, embarrassing anecdotes, and practical advice, Nick and Katherine show their audience and clients how to start taking brave steps in their own lives, wherever they are starting. Nick and Katherine recently received a grant from Storyhive to create a documentary film about their family called “Just Another Beautiful Family” and are developing the "Beautiful Families" project which will include a conference, podcast, and supportive online community for all sorts of nontraditional families. They have appeared on numerous stages and media outlets. You can connect and learn more about them in the following places:  Katherine's website: DeclareDominion.com Nick's website: www.nicknorth.co Nick's instagram: @epicdanger

We talk all about boundaries and self-care in this lovely chat with the woman behind https://www.declaredominion.com/ In our chat she mentions these two links: https://www.declaredominion.com/entrepreneurs/ https://www.declaredominion.com/queensweep/

Today on Becoming Fearless, meet Katherine North, a life coach giving female entrepreneurs a safe space to express their feelings at Declare Dominion, and her husband, Nick, a brand strategist at Epic Danger. Having lived the first 30 years of his life as a woman, Nick knows a lot about transformative experiences, and Katherine has taken the journey with him. Join Katherine, Nick, and Annie as they talk living authentically, adjusting your path, speaking your truth, challenging gender norms, and achieving long-term change.

Each week we interview leaders and entrepreneurs and talk about what it means to make an impact in this world. So why am I doing an episode on Santa Claus? In this episode, we explore the topic of Santa's "realness" and what that means for kids, parents, and even thought leaders. Do what!?   Listen until the end where we hear a story read by it's author that gives one of the best explanations of Santa clause which will not only help you have the inevitable conversation with your kids, but also challenge you to step into a new, more magical way of thinking.   Big thank you to our contributors:   Katherine North from https://www.declaredominion.com/ Check out her full story “The Secret Society of Saint Nicholas: a story for kids heartbroken about Santa Claus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXkXbIQM6kQ   Omar Prieto https://www.facebook.com/Omarvisual IG: @omar_livefitness   Patty Lane DoUKnowWhoIam.com   Nicola Semple The Good Life Well Lived @iamnicolasemple   Timothy LaSala IG: https://www.instagram.com/timoteo_lasala/   Shanna and Bridgette Callahan   -- Want to create more content but do not know what to share? Grab 100 Content Ideas for Small Business Owners here: https://www.heatherparady.com/contentideas/   --   Connect with us! Facebook group: https://bit.ly/2lPut5A Website: heatherparady.com Social: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCwUvrwJB_0ahNqrcBHP-TA