On this episode of the Align to Your Design podcast, Chantelle Neufeld shares with host Baeth Davis her journey from a strict homeschool cult [IBLP] (the same cult as the Duggars from the TV show "19 Kids and Counting") and the devastating personal loss of two of her siblings to becoming a hypnotherapist who uses creative visualization to heal emotional trauma. They discuss how hypnosis accesses the subconscious to reprogram limiting beliefs and restore sovereignty.

The episode covers recognizing manipulation (fear, guilt, shame), reclaiming autonomy after high‑control religion, and common limiting beliefs like worthiness. Chantelle also shares how her sessions work—focused, efficient hypnotherapy that elicits clients’ own metaphors and inner guidance.

They close with a human design reading (Chantelle is a 3/5 Projector with the Right Angle Cross of the Vessel of Love), exploring how her design shapes relationships, embodiment, and her message of loving the body and community while protecting personal boundaries.

In this episode of @AlignToYourDesign, host Baeth Davis interviews Tomasa Macapinlac, a UC Berkeley-trained electrical engineer turned shamanic energy healer. Tomasa shares her 30-year journey from Silicon Valley to shamanic medicine, how she integrates Jin Shin Jyutsu, astrology, and shamanic practices to help ‘closet lightworkers’ step into their purpose, and the challenges she’s faced around prosperity and personal transformation.

Baeth reads Tomasa’s Human Design chart from a business perspective, focusing on her 5/1 Manifestor profile and the gates that reveal her strength in guiding others through suffering, facilitating transformation, and commanding the public stage. The episode covers lineage, timeline shifts, practical spiritual guidance, and how Tomasa supports clients one-on-one and in community work.

In this episode of the Align To Your Design Podcast, Baeth Davis interviews Dr. Kelly Schuh. They candidly discuss burnout, nervous-system collapse, and the messy aftermath of rapid success.

In this episode of Align To Your Design, Saad Syriek, a stylist and designer, as well as a Manifestor in Human Design, joins a candid conversation with Baeth Davis about living purposefully, the coming cultural shift in 2027 toward individuality, and how to reconnect to inner guidance and joy.

In this episode of Align To Your Design, Baeth Davis interviews filmmakers, Candice Dalsing and Rebekka Schlichting, co‑founders of Deer Woman Productions, who explain how they honor their late friend, Payton Canku, by creating authentic, Native‑led films. https://www.deerwoman.org

The conversation also covers why Native people should tell Native stories, how listeners can support Indigenous creators (e.g. attend events, buy Native art, donate, apply for internships), and the duo’s focus on environmental stewardship, healing, and community uplift.

Candice Dalsing is an award-winning Director/Producer based in Los Angeles, CA. As a part of the LGBTQ+ community and a descendant of the Mescalero Apache Tribe, she is known for her unwavering commitment to inclusive storytelling. With a career spanning over a decade in the film industry, Candice has become a pivotal figure in bringing to light the nuanced narratives of underrepresented communities. Her work, characterized by its depth, authenticity, and innovative approach, aims not only to entertain but to provoke thought and foster understanding across diverse audiences.

Born and raised in a multicultural environment, Candice's passion for storytelling was ignited early on, leading her to pursue a career that bridges cultural divides and amplifies voices that often go unheard.

Her journey is not just about making films; it's about challenging norms, opening dialogues, and building bridges through the power of cinema. Her dedication to inclusive storytelling not only enriches the film industry but also contributes significantly to the broader cultural landscape, making her a vital voice in the quest for equality and representation.

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National Impact Producer, “Bring Them Home,” 2024

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An enrolled member of the Ioway Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska, Rebekka Schlichting is a filmmaker and owner of Native Storytelling Nation, LLC. In 2023, she directed, produced and wrote the documentary Seed Warriors, which is part of Firelight Media’s Homegrown series. Seed Warriors was funded by Vision Maker Media, Firelight Media, Center for Asian American and PBS. The world premiere was held at the world Indigenous Maoriland Film Festival in New Zealand, and it played at various festivals in the U.S.

Schlichting is an assistant professor of the practice at the University of Kansas William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications where she teaches writing, ethics, and a variety of video classes. She’s an adjunct for Nebraska Indian Community College where she teaches multimedia journalism. She co-directs the KU School of Journalism summer Native Storytelling Workshop for Native American high school students. She serves on the Lawrence Arts and Culture Commission, the Ioway Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Culture Committee and heads the Ioway Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Annual Powwow.

Schlichting served as the assistant director and interim director at Vision Maker Media where she managed, wrote and reviewed BIPOC film and multimedia grants, promoted Indigenous films and led filmmaker workshops and events. While at VMM, she was named “40 under 40” by the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development.

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Executive Producer, “When They Were Here,” 2024

In this episode of Align To Your Design, Baeth Davis interviews Angel B. Hartwell about attracting the resources needed to run your life and business. They discuss the difference between rotten capitalism and true commerce, the global concentration of wealth, and five common ways people ward off wealth—1) worry, 2) withdrawing, 3) waffling, 4) whining, and 5) waiting—plus practical antidotes to open your financial flow.

Angel shares her podcasting journey, critiques of the law of attraction, Human Design insights, and concrete steps—community weaving, clarity, and partnership—to help heart‑centered leaders thrive and invite resources to support their purpose.

In this episode, Baeth interviews George P. Kansas, a rare 6/2 reflector with the left-angle cross of the Alpha. They explore human design, what it means to be a reflector and an alpha, and how George’s role-model humility supports leaders and communities.

Topics include relationships and healing for men and women, the importance of discipline as self-care, creating sacred containers for deep transformation, and the practical mechanics reflectors use to sample and mirror community health.

George also reflects on authenticity, leadership, and the impact of technology, and shares how to work with him in intensive, high-level two-day sessions for leaders ready to do deep work. Find out more about George here: https://georgeandtracey.com [email protected] 

In this episode of Align To Your Design, Baeth Davis speaks with the brilliant and insightful Corin Hinderegger from New Zealand. We explore the approaching 2027 energy shift through a Human Design lens, discussing how fear-driven reactions block alignment and how embodiment, sleep rhythms, and nervous system work can guide a smoother transition.

Practical takeaways include pausing to use life as feedback, honoring your body’s natural rhythm, building nourishing communities, and using embodied tools (including nature and horses) to create sustainable change and true personal power.

In this episode of Align To Your Design, Baeth Davis interviews Roxana Fazio, an Argentine educator, travel specialist for the deaf community, and 1/3 Projector in Human Design. Roxana describes growing up in Argentina, the country’s deep economic and social crises, and how inflation, political polarization, and failing public services affect everyday life.

They explore practical solutions focused on education, economy, and security, and discuss how Human Design can help teachers, parents, and communities honor each child’s uniqueness. Roxana shares her vision for small educational sanctuaries and teaching teachers to create broader impact, while reflecting on leadership, resilience, and social responsibility during turbulent times.

In this episode of Align To Your Design, Baeth Davis speaks with Skye Sinclair, a modern mystic and bicultural guide, who shares how growing up on the land and receiving indigenous teachings shaped her work. Skye describes her deep connection to animals, plants, ceremony and the rhythms of nature, and how those relationships support healing, presence and a life of peace.

Baeth and Skye also explore Skye’s Human Design BodyGraph chart (a Manifestor with the Right Angle Cross of Consciousness), the role of rest and rhythm, practical ways city-dwellers can reconnect with nature, and the embodied transformations people experience through her guidance.