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Nos ponemos al día del correcto uso de las expresiones futbolísticas antes del Mundial con Álex Grijelmo y repasamos las noticias de Fórmula 1, ACB y resto de deportes...

In this episode of the Observatory Podcast, Scott and LaRae Wright sit down with Stephen Karafiath and Carrie Cox, two friends in a new relationship who are intentionally building love through secure attachment, emotional honesty, and nervous-system awareness.Together, they explore what it means to “wade through the muck” instead of bypassing discomfort — how trauma can be alchemized, how boundaries create safety, and how a shared relational container allows for co-regulation, depth, and intimacy. This conversation touches on vulnerability, conscious partnership, and the courage required to stay present when things get messy — because that's often where transformation lives. Timestamps[00:00:18] Scott and LaRae introduce Stephen Karafiath and Carrie Cox[00:01:03] A new relationship built on depth, presence, and intention[00:02:45] Referencing the Safe to Love podcast conversation[00:03:44] Growth, humility, and learning to soften[00:04:42] Experiencing secure attachment for the first time[00:06:25] Vulnerability, grief, and emotional safety[00:09:22] Metasound, play, and relational witnessing[00:10:31] Water rituals and nature as grounding allies[00:12:46] “Wading through the muck” and where alchemy happens[00:26:02] Alchemizing inherited shame and childhood beliefs[00:26:21] Letting water and nature help hold what can't be fixed[00:32:45] Polyamory as a doorway into deeper relational conversations[00:34:04] Creating a relationship container that doesn't leak energy[00:40:32] Exploring depth together — even where there might be dragons[00:48:17] A shared nervous system and the power of co-regulation[00:49:29] Boundaries, communication, and relational clarity[00:55:46] Relational pillars: emotional, physical, spiritual, sexual[01:10:04] Closing reflections and gratitudeNoteable Quotes “From secure attachment, for what feels like the first time in my life.” – Carrie Cox [04:42]“I love to wade through the muck because I know that's where the alchemy occurs.” – Carrie Cox [12:46]“Setting a container around our relationship that's bigger than both of us, and not leaking any energy outside of it.” – Stephen Karafiath [34:04]“We can go right back down to the depths — you're not afraid to explore coves that might have dragons.” – Stephen Karafiath [40:32]“We've created this shared nervous system, and the benefit is co-regulation.” – Carrie Cox [48:17] Relevant links:Stephen InstagramCarrie's InstagramSubscribe to the podcast: Apple PodcastProduced by NC Productions

Es el primer Diccionario de Sinónimos, Antónimos y Voces Afines que publica la Real Academia Española (RAE), con 255.000 sinónimos y 20.000 antónimos u opuestos distribuidos en 44.000 entradas. Además de este tema también tratamos la defensa del lenguaje claro. También recordamos al filólogo José Manuel Blecua.Escuchar audio

In this episode of the Observatory Podcast, LaRae Wright joins Tessa Arneson and Rocky Donati on the Heart + Head Work podcast for a powerful conversation about moving beyond traditional goal setting and learning to live, work, and grow from a grounded sense of self. This conversation explores presence, intuition, receiving, self-worth, business growth, and the shift from constantly striving toward success to allowing life and work to unfold through deeper inner knowing.LaRae shares her journey from corporate life into intuitive entrepreneurship, the moment she began moving from overthinking into trust, and how redefining success changed the way she approached business, purpose, and personal growth. Together, they discuss why rigid goals can sometimes limit possibility, how receiving differs from chasing, and what becomes possible when you stop letting business drive your life and begin building from who you truly are.Timestamps[03:57] How Tessa, Rocky, and LaRae are doing[09:00] What Tessa's grandfather revealed to her during meditation[10:02] How Tessa and LaRae first met[11:40] LaRae's background information[15:02] LaRae's journey from the corporate life to being present[19:08] How LaRae grew her sense of self[20:40] The earliest moment that LaRae shifted from thinking to knowing[23:58] How to be better about receiving versus hunting[30:28] Not letting business drive your life[37:31] LaRae's business, which used intuition and was successful[40:54] Knowing your drive [51:53] Learning from your adversities[01:00:13] Episode wrap-up[01:04:25] The upcoming ‘You Are The Medicine' retreat that LaRae is hostingNotable quotes:“All you have to do is show up and be yourself.” - Rocky Donati [04:52]“The sense of self is our strongest asset.” - Rocky Donati [17:54]“Setting goals narrows the potentiality of what is out there for you.” - LaRae Wright [30:19]“The answer is all about the gifts that you have, the way you see the world, the story that you have created, and how you live in the world.” - LaRae Wright [49:39]“Grow down so you can become the original version of yourself that was so big and beautiful.” - Rocky Donati [01:06:37]Relevant links:Heart + Head Work Podcast Apple PodcastSubscribe to the podcast: Apple PodcastProduced by NC Productions

On this episode of LiberatED, LaRae Hulsey tells host Kerry McDonald about her remarkable journey from enrolling her children in a Prenda microschool in rural Apache County, Arizona to launching her own program, LaRae's Learning Lab. Along the way, her family faced extraordinary challenges, including her husband's leukemia diagnosis, which required relocating for medical treatment. LaRae explains how the flexibility and personal connections of microschooling provided stability during crisis, why she eventually stepped into a leadership role herself, and how her microschool now serves a dozen students in a community where alternative education options are rapidly expanding. She also offers encouragement and practical advice for aspiring founders who may doubt their ability to start something of their own. In a conversation about resilience, purpose, and the power of personalized learning, LaRae's story highlights how education entrepreneurship often begins with a parent's desire to help their own children thrive. *** Sign up for Kerry's free, weekly email newsletter on education trends at edentrepreneur.org. Kerry's latest book, Joyful Learning: How to Find Freedom, Happiness, and Success Beyond Conventional Schooling, is available now wherever books are sold!

In this episode of the Observatory Podcast, Scott and LaRae Wright sit down with returning guest Amayra Hamilton in Cornville, Arizona, just before she begins a major new chapter: moving back to Holland after nearly 30 years in the United States. Together, they explore grief, aging, home, self-love, and the wisdom that comes from learning to accept what is.Amayra shares the story behind her book, Coming Alive Again, born from the loss of her son and later the passing of her husband, Michael. The conversation moves through the spiritual and practical sides of grief, channeled writing, life after loss, the realities of aging, and the courage it takes to keep choosing awareness, gratitude, and compassion.Timestamps:[00:00:54] Scott and LaRae visit Amayra Hamilton in Cornville, Arizona[00:03:08] Amayra's book, Coming Alive Again, and the grief work behind it[00:05:29] Why grief can require “coming alive again”[00:06:31] The practical and spiritual sides of grief support[00:07:49] Channeled writing, automatic writing, and messages from loved ones[00:11:34] Amayra hears her son's voice while preparing to move[00:13:22] Why there is no fixed timeline for grief[00:15:33] The many forms of loss and why every grief is unique[00:19:00] Grief, love, and the pain of what was never there[00:20:01] Aging, death, and learning to talk honestly about both[00:24:10] The realities of energy, caregiving, and the “golden years”[00:32:26] Honoring limitations and releasing resistance to aging[00:35:44] Accepting “what is” as wisdom grows with age[00:38:32] Amayra's decision to move back to Holland[00:45:42] Home, native country, and carrying home within yourself[00:54:21] A possible Dutch translation of Coming Alive Again[00:55:45] Amayra's closing wisdom on awareness, gratitude, self-love, and agingNotable Quotes:“The book is called Coming Alive Again, which has been very much the theme of, when a loved one dies, a part of you dies with them. And that has to come alive again, otherwise you will leave yourself.” - Amayra Hamilton [05:29]“Mom, you have been able to let go of me. This is just a house.” - Amayra Hamilton [11:41]“There is no time on grief. You cannot say it takes so much time. It takes whatever it takes.” - Amayra Hamilton [13:30]“Grief is love. The more love there is, the deeper the grief feels.” - Amayra Hamilton [19:00]“I think it's when you become in resistance to aging that everything then seems to accelerate.” - LaRae Wright [32:40]“Because without the loving of yourself, you cannot love anybody else.” - Amayra Hamilton [57:00]SRelevant Links:Coming Alive Again: http://comingaliveagain.comAmayra Hamilton: http://amayrahamilton.comProduced by NC ProductionsSubscribe to the podcast: Apple Podcast

El periodista y escritor reflexiona sobre el candidato oficial para sustituir a Mario Vargas Llosa en la RAE: el escritor nicaragüense Sergio Ramírez

A dos días de su celebración, recibimos en "Hoy por Hoy León" al lingüista y académico leonés Salvador Gutiérrez, quien, junto a sus paisanos Luis Mateo Díez y José María Merino, oficiará como anfitrión en el pleno que, de forma excepcional, celebrará en León -y, por tanto, fuera de Madrid- la Real Academia Española (RAE). Se trata de una convocatoria extraordinaria al calor del noveno centenario de la muerte de la reina Urraca de León y con la que, en paralelo, también se quiere homenajear el amplio listado de leoneses vinculado con la institución a lo largo de la historia, incluido uno de sus fundadores, el bañezano Juan de Ferreras (1652-1735).

In this episode of the Observatory Podcast, Scott and LaRae Wright sit down with Mike Canales, Adam Heaps, Jesse Rich, and Dan McFarland to explore the heart behind the Energy Stack and the Virtual Men's Council they've built together. What unfolds is a thoughtful, vulnerable conversation about men's work, healing, brotherhood, and the kind of relational space that allows real transformation to happen. The four guests share how the work began, what drew each of them into it, and how these gatherings have changed their lives from the inside out. Along the way, they talk about safety, being witnessed by other men, learning to show up authentically, and the power of creating containers where men can heal, connect, and remember they are far more alike than different. This episode is both an invitation and a testimony to what becomes possible when men gather with honesty, intention, and heart.Timestamps:[00:00:17] Scott introduces the Energy Stack and the four guests joining the conversation[00:01:27] Mike Canales, Adam Heaps, Jesse Rich, and Dan McFarland join Scott and LaRae[00:02:53] Mike shares how the Energy Stack began and how the retreats took shape[00:08:23] Adam reflects on stumbling into the work and discovering the need for men's circles[00:12:52] Jesse shares how brotherhood and safety with other men were missing in his life[00:17:37] Dan opens up about being witnessed, healing, and finding a place to belong[00:23:19] LaRae reflects on the depth she sees and asks how the work has changed them over time[00:42:28] What would they say to men who feel hesitant about joining something like this?[00:53:05] Memorable stories and meaningful moments from the in-person and virtual gatherings[01:04:09] The role of food, hospitality, and care in the retreat experience[01:09:10] Dan closes with gratitude for the women and feminine support behind the workNoteable Quotes: “And it's just been pure magic.” – Mike Canales [06:30]“It showed us what it is and it's still showing us and it's been showing us layer by layer.” – Adam Heaps [09:21]“I didn't feel safe enough to connect with men.” – Jesse Rich [14:58] “That I deserve the air that I breathe and. And the space that I take up in this world.” – Dan McFarland [35:26]“It shows me every single time that what I get out of it, I didn't see coming out of left field.” – Dan McFarland [44:59]“An immense amount of gratitude for all the feminine and the women that makes this stuff possible.” – Dan McFarland [01:09:19] Relevant links: https://www.instagram.com/theenergystack/https://www.instagram.com/mikecanales_/https://www.instagram.com/adamheaps/https://www.instagram.com/jessleerich333/https://www.instagram.com/mistermcfarland/Subscribe to the podcast: Apple PodcastProduced by NC Productions. 

In this episode of the Observatory Podcast, Scott and LaRae Wright explore the subtle but powerful ways awareness shifts how we experience life. What begins as a reflection on communication and perception evolves into a deeper conversation about how we interpret reality, the language we use internally, and how small realizations can create profound changes in how we show up. Through personal experiences and thoughtful dialogue, they unpack the difference between reacting and observing, how meaning is created, and why paying attention to the smallest details can transform relationships, self-awareness, and presence. This episode invites listeners to slow down, listen more closely, and reconsider how they engage with the world around them.Timestamps[00:00:18] Opening reflections and introducing the theme of awareness[00:02:12] How language shapes perception and experience[00:05:44] Noticing patterns in communication and internal dialogue[00:09:31] The difference between reacting and observing[00:13:12] Awareness as a practice, not a destination[00:17:40] How small shifts create meaningful change[00:21:18] Letting go of rigid interpretations[00:25:06] Recognizing where we assign meaning[00:28:33] Applying awareness in everyday lifeQuotes“Sometimes we're not reacting to what's actually happening… we're reacting to the meaning we've assigned to it.” – Scott Wright [05:52]“When you start paying attention, you realize how much of your experience is created internally.” – Scott Wright [09:38]“It's not about controlling your thoughts… it's about noticing them.” – LaRae Wright [13:20] “Awareness isn't something you arrive at, it's something you practice.” – Scott Wright [13:42] “The moment you see it, you can choose something different.” – LaRae Wright [21:24]Relevant linksSubscribe to the podcast: Apple PodcastProduced by NC Productions. 

In this episode of the Observatory Podcast, Scott and LaRae Wright explore an unexpected but powerful topic: hearing aids—and the deeper awareness they bring. What begins as a conversation about sound and technology quickly expands into a reflection on perception, presence, and how much of life we move through without truly noticing.Scott shares his experience of wearing hearing aids and the surprising realization of how much he had been missing—not just physically, but in awareness. Together, they unpack how tuning into subtle details can shift your entire experience of the world, relationships, and even your inner dialogue. This episode is a reminder that sometimes the smallest adjustments create the biggest shifts in how we experience life.Timestamps[00:00:18] Scott introduces the topic: hearing aids and unexpected awareness[00:01:05] The moment Scott realized he wasn't hearing everything[00:03:12] First experiences wearing hearing aids and noticing new details[00:05:40] Sounds that were always there—but never noticed[00:08:22] Awareness vs. assumption in everyday life[00:11:03] How perception shapes experience and relationships[00:14:45] The connection between listening and presence[00:18:12] Subtle awareness and internal dialogue[00:21:30] Expanding awareness beyond physical hearing[00:24:18] Applying the lesson: where else are we “not hearing”?[00:27:05] Final reflections on awareness and attentionNoteable Quotes“I didn't even realize how much I wasn't hearing until I started hearing it.” – Scott Wright [01:12]“It's amazing how many things are happening around us that we're just not aware of.” – Scott Wright [05:48]“When you start to actually listen, everything changes.” – Scott Wright [14:52]“It's not just about hearing better—it's about being more present.” – LaRae Wright [15:10]“Where else in our life are we not really listening?” – Scott Wright [24:25]Relevant linksSubscribe to the podcast: Apple PodcastProduced by NC Productions. 

In this episode of the Observatory Podcast, Scott and LaRae Wright reflect on their recent trip to Greece and the deep impact it had on them. From Santorini's volcanic history to ancient ruins, sacred spaces, spontaneous music, and shared moments of community, this conversation explores how travel can become more than sightseeing — it can become a mirror. Together, they unpack the humbling experience of standing where civilizations once flourished, feeling the energy of those who came before, and recognizing how history, mythology, and culture continue to shape the way we understand ourselves today. Along the way, they reflect on music as offering, the divine in everything, and the truth that kept returning throughout the journey: we are more similar than we are different. Timestamps[00:00:03] Welcome to The Observatory Podcast[00:00:18] Scott and LaRae introduce their recent trip to Greece[00:01:26] How the invitation came together and why Greece had long been on their list[00:02:45] Santorini, earthquakes, and entering a place with deep history[00:05:23] The past as a mirror and how truth can shift over time[00:07:44] Ancient ruins, excavation, and the sophistication of early civilizations[00:12:58] Humility, presence, and feeling the energy of those who came before[00:17:49] Playing music in sacred spaces and honoring place through reverence[00:22:57] Greek mythology, elemental traditions, and the divine in everything[00:28:20] “More similar than different” across cultures and shared humanity[00:30:37] Spontaneous dancing, celebration, and creating community while traveling[00:34:46] Travel stress, self-awareness, and getting to know yourself on the road[00:37:49] A tribute to Greece and closing reflectionsNoteable Quotes :“What we hold so close to being a truth, whether it's a truth that I hold for myself or one that you hold for you, may not be a truth for everyone.” – Scott Wright [05:32]“It's just a very humbling experience for you to reconcile what you're experiencing, what you believe, and then to just be in presence with it all and feel the energy of all who came before you in that place.” – Scott Wright [13:03]“It's the feeling of being in a place that's sacred to other people and then honoring it in reverence and honoring it in the music that just flows through.” – Scott Wright [19:45] “That is such a beautiful way to create some sort of energetic exchange between yourself and that environment, as well as make a prayerful offering.” – LaRae Wright [20:09]“God is everything, that the divine is everything. And when we say everything, that's exclusive of nothing.” – Scott Wright [24:31] “We're more similar than we are different.” – LaRae Wright [28:42]Relevant Links: Subscribe to the podcast: Apple PodcastProduced by NC Productions!

In this revisited episode of The Observatory, while our hosts are globetrotting, Scott and LaRae share the transformative power of creativity, a fundamental aspect of human nature that enables self-discovery, emotional fulfillment, and the pursuit of meaning in life. Creativity is a universal capacity that allows us to express our authentic selves, connect with others, and find joy. Hear Brené Brown's perspective on creativity, how you can start to be creative, and how a bigger imagination prompts beautiful experiences.Timestamps[05:40] Brene Brown's perspective of creativity[07:00] Why are many humans not creative?[16:19] Having a bigger imagination that prompts beautiful experiences[18:34] The book: Mary Jane Wild by Brooke[22:43] Creating the internal landscape of you[23:21] Starting the journey to being creative[29:02] Where is your creativity showing up?[33:00] Allowing things to unfold naturally[39:34] The real meaning of abracadabra[44:51] Keep dreamingNotable quotes:“There is no such thing as creative people and non-creative people. There are only people who use their creativity and people who don't.” - Brene Brown [05:40]“The unused creativity stays inside of us because we are creating a life.” - LaRae Wright [21:48]“If you don't feel creative, this is a good place to start. Go into nature and observe.” - Scott Wright [22:54]“Open yourself up to the possibility that you don't have to know what you will do when you begin to do it. You are opening a space to allow yourself to create.” - Scott Wright [31:26]Relevant links:The book: The Gifts of ImperfectionThe book: Mary Jane WildSubscribe to the podcast: Apple Podcast

In this episode of the Observatory Podcast, Scott and LaRae Wright sit down for a short, intimate conversation about prayer—not as a rule-bound ritual, but as a living practice shaped by words, intention, gratitude, and alignment. They unpack how prayer can evolve beyond fear-based asking, and why the language we use—internally and out loud—can land as either medicine or venom. If you've ever felt conflicted about prayer, spirituality, or how to “talk to the Divine,” this episode offers a grounded reframe you can actually use.Timestamps[00:00:18] Scott introduces the topic: prayer (and why this conversation may surprise you)[00:01:20] Setting the scene: a quiet Sunday afternoon, post–Valentine's Day reflections[00:04:39] Scott shares a moment from his men's group that sparked this episode[00:08:39] What prayer meant growing up: structure, habit, and fear-based “asking”[00:10:07] When prayer feels like a ritual—or a task—instead of communication[00:13:30] Reframing prayer: intention, energy, and how words shape experience[00:19:34] Gratitude as a shared frequency: how prayer can create resonance[00:20:58] Scott reads a prayer that shifted his relationship with “prayer language”[00:24:39] “Toxic positivity”: when words sound good but aren't aligned underneath[00:29:20] The line that hits: “no venom passes my lips” and why it matters[00:30:16] Venom as poison: what words can do once they're released[00:34:46] Emotional regulation, balance, and not getting stuck in heavy energy[00:39:05] Closing takeaway: your words are either venom or medicineNotable Quotes“It felt more like a ritual or maybe a task. Task that I had to do.” – Scott Wright [10:07]“Well, it creates a resonance like a song would. Those words create a resonance.” – LaRae Wright [19:48]“So no venom passes my lips and no destruction results from my speech.” – Scott Wright [21:50]“That venom is like poison. It's not retractable.” – Scott Wright [30:16]“Just everyone pay attention to your words. Pay attention to whether they are venom or medicine.” – Scott Wright [39:05]Relevant links:Subscribe to the podcast: Apple PodcastProduced by NC Productions

In this week's 5 Yrs Ago Flashback episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Post-show (2-17-2021), we flash back to the "PWT Talks NXT" episode featuring Nate Lindberg and Tom Stoup covering the Undisputed Era break up, Ember Moon & Shotzi Blackheart vs. Indi Hartwell & Candice LaRae, Leon Ruff vs. Swerve, Kacy Catanzaro & Kayden Karter vs. Aliyah & Jessi Kamea, Zoey Stark's Debut, Cameron Grimes The Billionaire, and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/wade-keller-pro-wrestling-post-shows--3275545/support.

Bienvenue au premier épisode de la nouvelle saison de ton podcast préféré pour passer de débutant à intermédiaire, puis à avancé en espagnol.Aujourd'hui je te fais découvrir 3 nouveaux mots et expressions de l'espagnol de la rue. Seras-tu capable de relever le défi?✅ (JUSQU'EN MARS 2026 seulement): Participe au sondage sur le Mexique et récupère ton cadeau de remerciement.https://forms.gle/J3T6VEEmyAFvUtNb9✅​ (OFFERT) Télécharge ton PODCAST PRIVÉ "Les 3 clés pour dépasser le niveau intermédiaire en espagnol":https://www.sicomprendo.net/cadeaux-intermediaires/✅​ (COURS D'ESPAGNOL EN LIGNE) Les programmes pour apprendre l'espagnol avec moi:https://www.sicomprendo.net/offres/✅​ (COMPTE INSTAGRAM): https://www.instagram.com/paloma.sicomprendo/✅​ (PAGE FACEBOOK): https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100052652657393Sí comprendo est un Podcast pour Apprendre l'Espagnol de niveau Intermédiaire et Avancé qui te permet d'acquérir du nouveau Vocabulaire et Structures grâce à une des Courtes Histoires Compréhensibles et à des Conversations Authentiques en Espagnol menée par l'hôte, Paloma García, Professeur d'Espagnol en ligne.Sí comprendo est un Podcast pour Apprendre l'Espagnol de niveau Intermédiaire et Avancé qui te permet d'acquérir du nouveau Vocabulaire et Structures grâce à une des Courtes Histoires Compréhensibles et à des Conversations Authentiques en Espagnol menée par l'hôte, Paloma García, Professeur d'Espagnol en ligne.

In this episode of the Observatory Podcast, Scott and LaRae Wright sit down with Stephen Karafiath and Carrie Cox, two friends in a new relationship who are intentionally building love through secure attachment, emotional honesty, and nervous-system awareness.Together, they explore what it means to “wade through the muck” instead of bypassing discomfort — how trauma can be alchemized, how boundaries create safety, and how a shared relational container allows for co-regulation, depth, and intimacy. This conversation touches on vulnerability, conscious partnership, and the courage required to stay present when things get messy — because that's often where transformation lives. Timestamps[00:00:18] Scott and LaRae introduce Stephen Karafiath and Carrie Cox[00:01:03] A new relationship built on depth, presence, and intention[00:02:45] Referencing the Safe to Love podcast conversation[00:03:44] Growth, humility, and learning to soften[00:04:42] Experiencing secure attachment for the first time[00:06:25] Vulnerability, grief, and emotional safety[00:09:22] Metasound, play, and relational witnessing[00:10:31] Water rituals and nature as grounding allies[00:12:46] “Wading through the muck” and where alchemy happens[00:26:02] Alchemizing inherited shame and childhood beliefs[00:26:21] Letting water and nature help hold what can't be fixed[00:32:45] Polyamory as a doorway into deeper relational conversations[00:34:04] Creating a relationship container that doesn't leak energy[00:40:32] Exploring depth together — even where there might be dragons[00:48:17] A shared nervous system and the power of co-regulation[00:49:29] Boundaries, communication, and relational clarity[00:55:46] Relational pillars: emotional, physical, spiritual, sexual[01:10:04] Closing reflections and gratitudeNoteable Quotes “From secure attachment, for what feels like the first time in my life.” – Carrie Cox [04:42]“I love to wade through the muck because I know that's where the alchemy occurs.” – Carrie Cox [12:46]“Setting a container around our relationship that's bigger than both of us, and not leaking any energy outside of it.” – Stephen Karafiath [34:04]“We can go right back down to the depths — you're not afraid to explore coves that might have dragons.” – Stephen Karafiath [40:32]“We've created this shared nervous system, and the benefit is co-regulation.” – Carrie Cox [48:17] Relevant links:Stephen InstagramCarrie's InstagramSubscribe to the podcast: Apple PodcastProduced by NC Productions

Revisiting this episode of The Observatory, in a time when it is much needed in our country, Scott and LaRae discuss the profound concept of healing, exploring what it truly means, emphasizing why we crucially need healing, and guiding us through the transformative journey to achieve inner healing. Hear why the healing journey is so personal, how your belief system impacts it, and the things in your life that can ignite it. They also share the steps to take in your healing journey and why it's important to let go of the need always to be right. Timestamps[03:44] What is a healing journey?[10:58] Why the healing journey is so personal[13:04] God is a mirror[18:03] How your belief system impacts your healing journey [21:02] The book: Wonderland by Steven Johnson[27:33] The evolution of taste, music, and fashion [34:00] How the mind works [43:03] The moments in your life that can ignite your healing journey [50:34] The steps to take in your healing journey[53:34] The importance of letting go of the need to be right Notable quotes:“A healing journey starts from the desire to become more aware of yourself.” - LaRae Wright [05:12]“Everyone is a mirror, and we get to see different perspectives of other people's lives.” - Scott [13:08]“Your belief system is going to limit your ability to see other things differently.” - Scott [18:05]“Just because we think differently doesn't mean we can't be friends.” - LaRae Wright [29:37]Relevant links:LaRae Instagram: @larae_wrightScott Instagram: @scott_david_wrightThe book: Wonderland by Steven JohnsonSubscribe to the podcast: Apple PodcastProduced by NC Productions

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In this episode of The Observatory, Scott and LaRae share what they are consciously choosing to let go of this year and what they are welcoming in as new anchors for joy, creativity, and connection. They reflect on releasing the need to earn joy, opening more fully to music and vibrational engagement, and embracing a deeper relationship with nature as a way to remember their place in a larger harmony. This new year, Scott and LaRae invite you to consider your own “ins and outs” so you can align this season with what truly nourishes your spirit and life.Timestamps[04:09] What's out and what's in for Scott this year[05:00] What's in and what's out for LaRae this year[06:20] The big out for both Scott and LaRae this year[09:58] Sharing of experiences[13:43] Letting go of the feeling of having to earn joy[16:49] What we can learn from the older cultures[19:16] Having a deeper connection with nature[21:50] A challenge for the new yearNotable quotes:“The connection to nature allows you to understand that we are in harmony with nature.” - LaRae Wright [17:48]Relevant links:Subscribe to the podcast: Apple Podcast

Una mujer recibe el alta tras un accidente de nieve en Pánticosa (Huesca), que causa consternación por el fallecimiento de tres personas, incluido el pediatra y montañero Jorge García. La RAE actualiza su diccionario con más de 300 palabras, incluyendo anglicismos como "spam" o "cringe", reflejando la evolución del español. Rusia endurece su postura en las negociaciones de paz con Ucrania tras un presunto ataque con drones. En el ámbito deportivo, la Liga ACB y la Euroliga ofrecen partidos destacados de baloncesto. En fútbol, Borja Mayoral del Getafe es operado de la rodilla. Fernando González, jefe de la sección de localización de fugitivos de la Policía Nacional, informa sobre la reciente detención de José María Pavón Pereira, doble asesino y uno de los más buscados. La colaboración ciudadana es clave en la localización, ya que los fugitivos más inteligentes se integran socialmente. La campaña ya ha logrado tres arrestos. España se considera un país seguro, aunque enfrenta desafíos ...

In this episode of The Observatory, Scott and LaRae share practical guidance for breaking through limiting beliefs and stepping into a freer, more authentic self, so growth comes from within rather than from chasing external validation. They explore how healing beliefs shape creativity, voice, and everyday actions, and offer actionable steps to rename, reframe, and release mental barriers. Through personal stories and heartfelt insights, they explain how belief-work can unlock greater compassion, connection, and impact in life and work. Timestamps[01:52] The episode on healing from limiting beliefs[03:46] Scott on using his voice in many ways[09:00] How the song ‘A Way in a Manger' came to form[11:55] How Scott feels after completing the song he promised[13:29] Scott's advice to people with limiting beliefs[20:15] The idea of renaming the song from ‘A Way in a Manger' to ‘Right Here in a Manger' [23:54] Scott and LaRae wish you happy holidays[24:06] Scott playing the song ‘Right Here in a Manger'Notable quotes:“Anytime you are helping yourself to be more free, open, loving, caring, and compassionate, you're permitting other people to do the same, and that's what makes the world a better place.” - Scott Wright [14:06]“The key is to recognize where it is that you have some limiting belief about yourself that is keeping you from doing something so beneficial to yourself.” - Scott Wright [13:39]“Each of us is connected to everything.” - Scott Wright [21:58]Relevant links:Subscribe to the podcast: Apple Podcast

Loguearse, gifs o turismofobia ya forman parte del diccionario. Analizamos qué nuevas palabras ha incorporado la RAE, qué dicen sobre cómo vivimos y cómo evoluciona el lenguaje con Marta Peláez.

Nick Reiner acude a la corte por dos cargos de asesinato.El gobierno prepara ofensivas para retirar ciudadanías.Conoce las cifras económicas del 2025.Datos de vuelos se usarían para ubicar a inmigrantes.Aumento en precios de autos podría extenderse 2026.Continuan las vigilias en honor a las víctimas del ataque armado en Australia.Nuevo ataque a tres presuntas narco lanchas en el pacífico.La temporada de gripe se intensifica por nueva variante.Ponte al día con lo mejor de ‘La Edición Digital del Noticiero Univision' con Carolina Sarassa y Borja Voces.

In this episode of The Observatory, it's a special day, it's LaRae's birthday, and she joins the Heart + Head Work show hosted by Tessa Arneson and Rocky Donati to discuss the shift from chasing goals to living with a grounded sense of self in the present moment. Together, they explore how redefining success beyond constant striving can open up far more possibilities than rigid goal-setting ever could, especially when you learn to receive instead of always hunt. LaRae shares her journey out of corporate life, the moment she moved from overthinking to inner knowing, and how she built a business guided by intuition rather than hustle. Timestamps[03:57] How Tessa, Rocky, and LaRae are doing[09:00] What Tessa's grandfather revealed to her during meditation[10:02] How Tessa and LaRae first met[11:40] LaRae's background information[15:02] LaRae's journey from the corporate life to being present[19:08] How LaRae grew her sense of self[20:40] The earliest moment that LaRae shifted from thinking to knowing[23:58] How to be better about receiving versus hunting[30:28] Not letting business drive your life[37:31] LaRae's business, which used intuition and was successful[40:54] Knowing your drive [51:53] Learning from your adversities[01:00:13] Episode wrap-up[01:04:25] The upcoming ‘You Are The Medicine' retreat that LaRae is hostingNotable quotes:“All you have to do is show up and be yourself.” - Rocky Donati [04:52]“The sense of self is our strongest asset.” - Rocky Donati [17:54]“Setting goals narrows the potentiality of what is out there for you.” - LaRae Wright [30:19]“The answer is all about the gifts that you have, the way you see the world, the story that you have created, and how you live in the world.” - LaRae Wright [49:39]“Grow down so you can become the original version of yourself that was so big and beautiful.” - Rocky Donati [01:06:37]Relevant links:Heart + Head Work Podcast Apple PodcastSubscribe to the podcast: Apple PodcastProduced by NC Productions

Fernando Martín analiza las nuevas palabras de la RAE y propone otras tantas: "Se me ocurre, por ejemplo, 'oudio', que podría haber sido un mensaje de texto"

En 'Buenos días, Javi y Mar' de CADENA 100, se presenta el nuevo abono transporte único, con un coste de 60 euros para adultos y 30 para jóvenes menores de 26 años, disponible a partir de la segunda quincena de enero para trenes de cercanías, media distancia y autobuses estatales, excluyendo metro y autobuses regionales. Pedro Sánchez planea presentarse a la reelección en 2027 y destaca sus logros contra la corrupción y el acoso sexual. El gobierno y los sindicatos acuerdan ampliar los permisos de fallecimiento a diez días laborables, utilizables durante el primer mes para cónyuges, parejas de hecho y parientes hasta segundo grado, una medida que aún requiere aprobación parlamentaria. La RAE incorpora nuevas palabras a su diccionario, como "marcianada", "brutal", "simpa" y "loguearse". Se comparten anécdotas sobre regalos descompensados en el "amigo invisible", como la de Julie, que recibe un coche tras regalar una consola, y la de Susana, que recibe una camiseta cutre. Se invita a ...

Pedro Sánchez anuncia un nuevo abono transporte de 60 euros para adultos y 30 para jóvenes menores de 26 años, que cubre trenes de Cercanías, media distancia y autobuses de la red estatal a partir de la segunda quincena de enero. Expresa su deseo de seguir como presidente hasta 2027 y presenta un balance del año, destacando acciones contra la corrupción y el acoso en su partido. Además, gobierno y sindicatos acuerdan ampliar el permiso por fallecimiento a 10 días laborables, utilizables durante el primer mes para parientes de hasta segundo grado. La RAE incorpora 300 nuevas palabras a su diccionario, como 'loguearse', 'marciana', 'Simpa' y 'brutal'. En 'Buenos días, Javi y Mar' se comenta la dificultad de organizar las numerosas cenas navideñas y el debate sobre la cantidad de comida para Nochebuena, donde se propone un "menú cerrado" para evitar excesos. José Real informa en CADENA 100 que se desconvoca la huelga de médicos en enero tras un acuerdo que incluye la jornada de 35 horas ...

Paulina Chavira, Periodista deportiva y asesora lingüista

CNBV revoca licencias a Vector India propone tratado comercial a MéxicoEl ponche es una bebida originaria de la IndiaMás información en nuestro podcast

La RAE presenta la actualización del Diccionario con 330 novedades

Se ha creado un rap a través de Inteligencia Artificial, cuya canción recuerda a los que creen que  la dictadura franquista fue un buen periodo en la historia de España, que fue una etapa de represión, muerte y falta de libertades. Comentamos con Guillermo Lerma el balance que ha hecho Pedro Sánchez del año 2025. Hay un cortometraje que está rodando por festivales nacionales e internacionales y que cuenta la historia de una agresión homófoba. Se llama Cólera y narra una agresión homófoba en la costa valenciana. Hoy se ha presentado la nueva actualización del Diccionario de la Lengua Española y con ella los nuevos términos incorporados y 330 novedades avanzadas. Mikel Gómez Iturriaga, el comidista, explica lo que es el crudiveganismo. Felicitamos al capitán de Todo por la Radio Toni Martínez por su 62 cumpleaños. 

The True Purpose of Prenups - "I think people think of prenuptial as Just planning for divorce. But all marriages end in one of two ways, divorce or death. And so where I find that some agreements fall short is in planning for the second scenario, whichever it is." - Larae SchraederLet's be honest—talking about prenups with a partner, friend, or family member can feel uncomfortable and sticky. The conversation is often laced with worries about trust, fairness, and what it means for a relationship. That's exactly why we felt it was important to bring clarity to this conversation. To help us do just that, we invited Larae Schraeder, an award-winning attorney from Schraeder Law, who specializes in estate planning, probate, and elder law. Larae brings a wealth of experience, with her background in both law and financial services, making her perspective especially valuable for this topic.We explore the ins and outs of prenups and postnups, why open conversations about finances are critical before tying the knot, and how these legal documents can go far beyond just preparing for divorce. From protecting children and business interests to navigating new changes in Ohio law, this episode is packed with practical advice and personal stories to help couples (and their families) prepare for whatever the future may hold. If you like this episode, please let us know. We appreciate the feed back, and your support of offset costs of producing the podcast!5 Keys You'll Learn from This Episode:Why talking finances before marriage is a must—even if you're not Bill Gates (spoiler: it's about all relationships, not just the rich ones).What a prenup really covers—it's not just about divorce, but also what happens when marriage ends by death.How enforceable is your napkin agreement? (Hint: Notarization, signatures, and full disclosure are everything!)The lowdown on postnups—did you know Ohio just updated its laws, making postnuptial agreements an option for couples already married?Myths vs. reality: Prenups aren't just about protecting yourself—they can also protect children, address business ventures, and even outline how to handle unexpected windfalls (hello, surprise royalties or farm booms!).Moments04:55 Notarization for Real Estate Promises06:52 Prenups: Beyond Divorce Planning10:54 Undisclosed Assets in Divorce Settlements15:24 Marital Agreements and Estate Planning16:53 Prenuptial Agreements: Motivations and Considerations20:43 Prenup Considerations for Unique Needs23:14 Medicaid Impact on Long-Term Care26:06 Updated Divorce Agreement Strategies30:06 Contracts Beyond Marriage: Versatile Agreements32:29 Podcast Insights with Larae SchraderWe would love to hear from you.Give us your feedback, or suggest a topic, by leaving us a voice message.Email us at hello@lookingforwardourway.com.Find us on Bluesky and Facebook.Please review our podcast on Google!And of course, everything can be found on our website,

In this episode of The Observatory, Samuel Beautysta joins the show to discuss the ancient art of Zapotec weaving and the living stories carried in each thread. Samuel, a traveling weaver from Oaxaca, Mexico, shares how his curiosity about identity and lineage led him deep into the Benizaa tradition, uncovering the meanings behind patterns, the natural colors drawn from the earth, and the symbols that honor life, death, and ancestry. He reflects on his family's response to his search for knowledge, his experiences traveling and teaching, and how weaving becomes a language that connects cultures and generations. Timestamps[02:31] How Scott and LaRae first met Samuel Bautista[05:36] Samuel's background information on the weaving culture and tradition[13:33] How things unfolded for Samuel after the curiosity of wanting to know who he is[19:02] Samuel's experience in the United Kingdom[20:10] The similarities of Samuel's culture to that of other cultures during his research[25:46] How Samuel's parents reacted to his journey of seeking knowledge about their tradition [29:11] How Samuel discovered the natural colours of weaving[38:43] Samuel's episode on The Reluctant Traveler Show about the Day of the Dead[49:27] Connecting to one another and the Mother Earth[55:34] How Samuel created a community of collaboration and co-creationNotable quotes:“History is always written with an agenda and a hidden power, like governments and institutions. It's up to us to answer questions for ourselves, who we are, our lineage, and our story.” - Samuel Beautysta [11:59]“When we start to discover that we are more similar than we are different, it changes our whole perspective on what our parents taught us.” - LaRae Wright [25:46]“To survive the hottest days of summer, you have to feed your roots, your ancestors, and remember your teachings.” - [43:25]“For us, instead of fearing death, we embraced it and added it to our symbols and rituals.” - Samuel Beautysta [50:38]“All the knowledge is lying dormant within you, just like a seed that is buried in the ground and ready to sprout. ” - Samuel Beautysta [01:07:42]Relevant links:Samuel Beautysta Website: https://dixza.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sam_dixza/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/dixzarugsSubscribe to the podcast: Apple PodcastsProduced by NC Productions

Conocemos la actualidad del mañana de la mano de El Mundo Today

Conocemos la actualidad del mañana de la mano de El Mundo Today

In this inspiring episode, Amb. Elisha sits down with visionary leader, legacy strategist, and purpose mentor Taryn LaRae

In this episode of The Observatory, Scott and LaRae Wright share the timeless wisdom they would impart to their younger selves. Through reflection and heartfelt honesty, they explore three powerful lessons each has learned along the way. LaRae opens up about embracing changing perspectives, nurturing her gifts, and cherishing time spent with elders. Scott shares the importance of self-compassion, respecting the earth and all living things, and honoring the feminine on a deeper level. Timestamps[02:50] LaRae's first advice: It's okay for your perspective to change[04:11] The biggest contributing factor to LaRae not being open to perspective change[11:11] Scott's first advice: Don't be so hard on yourself [19:02] LaRae's second advice: Nurture your gifts and talents [26:57] The book: The Artist's Way[28:33] Scott's second advice: Respect the earth and all living things on earth[35:39] LaRae's third advice: Spend more time with the older people [38:45] Scott's third advice: Have a deeper respect  for the feminineNotable quotes:“For us to have the fully human experience that we are meant to have, allow and expect your perspective to change, and it's okay.” - LaRae Wright. [03:52]“You should question everything because it gives you a deeper understanding, commitment, and a deeper sense of knowing.” - LaRae Wright. [07:05]“Learn to be in a relationship, not just for physical reasons but for emotional, mental, and spiritual reasons.” - Scott Wright [43:04]Relevant links:Subscribe to the podcast: Apple PodcastProduced by NC Productions!

How TBX4Life Is Fueling a Global Collaboration LaRae Hacker never set out to become a rare disease advocate—but when her daughter's TBX4 diagnosis left her feeling helpless, she found power in connection. Discover how TBX4Life became her anchor in uncertainty and why she believes parent-led advocacy is the key to progress in rare disease research. Learn more about pulmonary hypertension trials at www.phaware.global/clinicaltrials. Follow us on social @phaware Engage for a cure: www.phaware.global/donate #phaware Share your story: info@phaware.com @TBX4_Life

In this episode of The Observatory, Scott and LaRae share a profound reflection on time—what it means, how it shapes us, and why it might not be as linear as we think. Scott shares how his relationship with time has evolved, leading him to see it as circular rather than sequential. Together, Scott and LaRae explore how letting go of milestones and deadlines allows us to experience life more fully in the present moment. They reveal that everything unfolds when we're ready, and when time ceases to matter, peace and presence take its place. Timestamps[02:13] How Scott's relationship with time has changed over the years[03:50] The milestones that we give ourselves[07:00] Scott's new perspective on time[14:36] Time is circular and not linear[20:00] Time doesn't matter[23:44] Going back in time by sitting around a fire[36:45] The questions that will help you understand timeNotable quotes:“Time is more circular than it is linear.” - Scott Wright [14:36]“You are always on time if time doesn't matter.” - LaRae Wright [18:26]“Everything comes when you're ready. If you try to rush it before you're ready, you will miss it.” - LaRae Wright [22:23]“Be in your season whenever that season is. There is no time, there is only now.” - Scott Wright [38:24]Relevant links:Bryson Ninow Website: https://www.instagram.com/bnins/Subscribe to the podcast: Apple Podcast

La linterna en COPE informa sobre la jubilación del ex-futbolista Antonio Mora y la búsqueda de cuerpos tras la DANA en Valencia, donde Javi ha sido identificado y aún quedan dos desaparecidos. El ex-gerente del PSOE Mariano Moreno se niega a declarar en el Senado, mientras Leire revela su papel como espía de Sánchez y detalles íntimos de Ábalos, anticipando su caída. Puigdemont convoca a Junts, generando debate sobre su apoyo al gobierno. A nivel internacional, Sánchez reafirma su compromiso con la OTAN, Zelenski pide más presión sobre Rusia, e Israel mata gazatíes. La Fiscalía investiga cribados de cáncer de mama en Andalucía y se detiene a 30 personas por fraude de menas. Maribel Vilaplana declara por la DANA y se impone libertad vigilada a menores por agresión sexual en Barcelona. Antonio Tejero se encuentra en estado terminal. El Papa León XIV y Carlos III se reúnen tras 500 años. La relación entre EE. UU. y Colombia se deteriora, con insultos de Trump a Petro. La RAE presenta el ...

Hablamos en Washington D.C. con la corresponsal y analista política Dori Toribio; en Madrid con el analista sénior de "El Tiempo" de Bogotá, Ricardo Ávila, y también en la capital española con Pablo Roces, periodista cultural de "El Mundo"

In this episode of The Observatory, Scott and LaRae share powerful insights about breaking through cognitive rigidity and embracing authentic self-expression. LaRae opens up about meaningful conversations with her siblings that sparked deeper reflection, while exploring Dr. Todd Rose's research on how we perceive differences versus similarities in others. They also examine the striking statistic that only 10% of people create 80% of social media content, revealing how cognitive rigidity keeps most of us silent and conforming.Timestamp[07:09] The meaningful interactions that LaRae had with her siblings[08:32] Mel Robbins podcast episode with Dr. Todd Rose[11:00] The statistic of 10% of people sharing 80% of the content on Social Media[13:11] Cognitive rigidity[18:14] The power of authenticity[31:40] The importance of listening and trusting your intuition[35:50] A challenge for the weekNotable quotes:“We are more similar than we are different.” - LaRae Wright [09:44]“Authenticity is compelling because it brings us to our present selves all the time with one another.” - LaRae Wright [19:30]Relevant links:Subscribe to the podcast: Apple Podcast

José Luis Ábalos declara ante el juez del Supremo, el magistrado Puente, quien le mantiene en libertad con medidas cautelares a pesar de apreciar un riesgo creciente de fuga por indicios de delitos graves. Koldo García declara hoy tras el incremento de indicios. Carmen Pano confirma haber entregado 90.000 euros en la sede del Partido Socialista. La Casa Blanca autoriza operaciones encubiertas en Venezuela, lo que genera debate sobre su objetivo. Se cuestiona el control de Maduro sobre el Gobierno español, tras saberse que ministros felicitan en privado a María Corina Machado. La RAE y el Instituto Cervantes se enfrentan, mientras la inflación general sube al 3,5% en septiembre, afectando la cesta de la compra. En Valencia, protestas pro-Palestina marcan un partido de baloncesto. Carlos Alcaraz se enfrenta a Fritz en las semifinales del Six King Slam 2025, un torneo que ofrece importantes premios económicos. La campaña de vacunación contra la gripe se inicia para varios grupos. Una ...

El director de la Real Academia Española y presidente de la Asociación de Academias de la Lengua, Santiago Muñoz Machado, nos recibe en la RAE para comentar cuáles son sus expectativas sobre el X Congreso Internacional de la Lengua que va a tener lugar esta próxima semana en la ciudad peruana de Arequipa. Su lema: mestizaje, lenguaje claro e inteligencia artificial como desafíos del español, será abordado por los académicos de los 22 países hispanohablantes y expertos invitados en un amplio programa académico que se completará con múltiples actividades culturales. La presentación del Diccionario Histórico de la Lengua o del Diccionario Mario Vargas Llosa, elaborado por el Instituto Cervantes, que también participa en la organización del congreso, serán dos de los momentos estrella del CILE.Escuchar audio

El Cervantes de los libros de texto, el de los billetes y monedas, el de toda la vida, con su lechuguilla… ¿Seguro que es Cervantes?

El Cervantes de los libros de texto, el de los billetes y monedas, el de toda la vida, con su lechuguilla… ¿Seguro que es Cervantes?

In this episode of The Observatory, Scott and LaRae discuss the purpose of alchemy, which aims to liberate the entire individual self, including the parts held in darkness. Hear how you can transform your best self into your soul self, what makes life sacred, and the practice of paying attention and being present. They also share the areas in their life that have turned from lead to gold and the upcoming ‘You are the Medicine' retreat. Timestamps[03:31] Transforming your best self into your soul self[03:56] What makes life sacred?[07:21] The practice of paying attention and being present [13:08] Scott's memory of turning bricks into gold[14:28] About the book: The Alchemist[19:21] The areas in LaRae's life that have turned from lead to gold[25:55] The areas in Scott's life that have turned from lead to gold[31:37] The year of alchemy for all the listeners[34:11] ‘You are the medicine' retreatNotable quotes:“It's important in our lives to have something that nourishes our souls.” - Scott Wright [30:52]“It's less about doing and more about being, creating from a place of presence.” - Scott Wright [31:22]Relevant links:Subscribe to the podcast: Apple PodcastProduced by NC Productions!

In this episode of The Observatory, Scott and LaRae share the power of the garden, how it has influenced their lives, and how it has been used by humanity. Hear how having a garden can be a super connecting experience, how the garden is the origin of all beings, and the story of sports teams taking off their shoes to connect with the ground. They also share how nature brings light to everything. Scott and LaRae share the power of the garden, how it has influenced their lives, and how it has been used by humanity. Hear the power of observation in creation and how the garden relates to our soul.Timestamps[05:50] How the garden influenced Scott's life[08:40] How having a garden can be a super connecting experience[12:08] The metaphor of the garden[13:07] The origin of humanity and creativity[14:35] The story of sports teams taking off their shoes to connect with the ground[16:32] Key takeaways from the garden[25:02] The garden of the soul[29:49] The power of observation in creationNotable quotes:“Nature nourishes our bodies, giving us energy and strength to continue to live, and it creates respect for our relationship with food.” - Scott Wright [11:22]“You can bring light to everything.” - Scott Wright [24:46]“With our life, there are a lot of experiences that can be unpleasant, but then through the compositing, they turn into this rich, fertile soil that brings the best out in us.” - LaRae Wright [27:23]“Nothing exists until we observe it.” - LaRae Wright. [29:30]Relevant links:Subscribe to the podcast: Apple PodcastProduced by NC Productions!

In this episode of The Observatory, Scott and LaRae share the different aspects of trauma and how we can heal from them. Hear LaRae's traumatic event of losing her mother in a road accident and how it shaped her life differently, Scott's traumatic experience in 1967, and the traumatic event that Scott and LaRae almost died. They also share tips for healing childhood trauma as a family and what LaRae has learned from the Compassionate Inquiry with Dr Gabor Mate.Timestamps[03:22] Events in our childhood that create patterns in our lives[07:25] The feeling of being stuck[09:54] LaRae's traumatic event of losing her mother and how it shaped her life differently [13:12] The different aspects of trauma[21:15] Scott's traumatic experiences in 1967[26:46] The traumatic event that Scott and LaRae almost died[31:30] What LaRae has learned from the Compassionate Inquiry healing model[43:00] The purpose of the message today[47:00] Healing childhood trauma as a familyNotable quotes:“No one experiences childhood the same, even though you are all raised by the same parents and in the same home.” - LaRae Wright [06:09]“The first aspect of trauma occurs when something happens, leading you to interpret it in a way that creates rigidity. This causes you to frame your experience in a programmed manner that constrains you.” - LaRae Wright [13:11]“The second aspect of trauma is when your feelings become overwhelming, causing you to disconnect from them.” - LaRae Wright [13:27]“Life is a defensive game, and we are constantly seeking unconsciously validation of our experience.” - LaRae Wright [31:57]Relevant links:Compassionate Inquiry https://drgabormate.com/compassionate-inquiry/Subscribe to the podcast: Apple PodcastProduced by NC Productions!