In the premiere episode, Taylor kicks off Season Two with a solo episode, where she shares about her recent journey through some deeply challenging family/relationship stuff, how she worked with her spiritual teachers to face some of her own deep shadows, and ultimately, her realization that each of us holds wounds inside...that can either break us, or set us free.

In the season one finale, Taylor sits down with a very special guest, Karen Perlmutter, LISW-CP. 

Karen has over a decade of experience working as a therapist. She specializes in the treatment of substance abuse. and has developed a particular interest in supporting the holistic needs of families who are affected by these struggles. She developed an evidence-based curriculum for families coping with substance abuse, which became her signature 10-week course called "Empowering Families." This course supports families as they navigate the challenges of addiction. Taylor and Karen speak candidly about topics like enabling, setting boundaries and what effective communication looks like. Karen can be found at https://www.collaborativecounselingllc.com/ and her TedTalk is linked here https://youtu.be/yywO4J8aqAw

In today's episode, Taylor is joined by Dr. Daniel Ripley, a board certified family medicine doctor and founder of Coastal Ketamine in Charleston, South Carolina. Taylor and Dr. Dan (as he is affectionately known by all his patients and friends) discuss how they met under unusual circumstances a few years ago, their individual career paths in the field of western medicine, and ultimately how Coastal Ketamine was born. Dr. Dan answers all the questions around ketamine therapy, including who can benefit, how it works on the brain, and what to expect during a series of ketamine infusions. This story is woven with the thread of the spiritual concept of dharma, of following your heart to your souls purpose - and offers to the audience a glimpse of the groundbreaking change ketamine therapy is making in the fields of mental health and chronic pain.

Wolf Yoxall is an ordained minister and the Spiritual/Wellness Director at an alcohol and drug addiction treatment center in North Carolina. He provides spiritual direction and wellness counseling, and lectures on the importance of spirituality and mindfulness practices. He shares with Taylor his upbringing and his path of Native American study, including ceremonies like sundancing, sweatlodge and other sacred rituals of his Native American elders and teachers.

Taylor sits down with Dolly, also known as The Charleston Astrologer, to talk about the basics of astrology, what's in a natal chart, how to harness the energy of the New and Full moons, astrological compatibility, and understanding how your destiny can be literally written out in your birth chart.

Dolly is on Instagram @thecharlestonastrologer

Deb Silverman is on Instagram @debrasilverman_astrology

Dolly's website is thecharlestonastrologer.com

Heroic Hearts Project is a 501c3 non-profit, whose mission is to build a healing community that helps veterans suffering from military trauma recover and thrive by providing them with safe, supervised access to psychedelic treatments, professional coaching and ongoing peer support.

Taylor sits down with Jared Rinehart, Lead Integration Counselor with HHP. He is a certified Transformational Recovery Coach as well as a former Infantry Marine.

Jared details how he received his personal call to the medicine in the jungles of Peru, how he integrated his experiences while living and working as a military contractor in Iraq, and ultimately his role in supporting veterans through their own psychedelic journeys.

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Taylor sits down with her SPECIAL GUEST STAR, her dear friend and long-time yoga teacher, J. Steven Willard, for a lighthearted conversation about their "unique" job histories, having a life purpose, and maintaining spiritual practices without taking yourself so damn seriously.

Billy helps eradicate the stigma of shame that is so often attached to the label of "addict". By sharing his story openly, honestly, and with humor - he and Taylor offer their experience, strength and hope to anyone out there touched by the disease of addiction.