The first of a series of podcasts on the environment, dreams, and the universal look at how the earth is changing as a result of human activity. How dreamwork can respond to the personal and ecological impact.

In this episode, Mary Kay discusses the traditional concept and purpose of altars. She takes the conversation deeper speaking to how our dreams and the energy of the dream can also be an altar.

In this episode, Katrina and Mary Kay share their experiences dreaming about their ancestors and the role our ancestors in all their manifestations can offer us.

In this episode Katrina and Mary Kay speak to the role of storms in your dreams. Sharing their dreams of storms such as blizzards and lightning they dive into their metaphors to waking life and how to work with storms in your dreams.

in this episode we are honored to have a conversation with Deborah Armstrong, ISAD member, Chair of the Counseling & Psychology dept. at Goddard College in Vermont and Lucid Dream& children researcher. We talk about her experience with dreaming, dreams and place.

In this episode Mary Kay talks about what intimacy means to her and how our dreams and the land can offer wisdom and healing in opening to love through the vulnerability of intimacy in all it's form.

In this episode we interview dream worker, poet, writer, and co-founder of Embodied Dreamwork Sue Scavo. We discuss embodied dreamwork's origin and how this model of dreamwork can awaken us to healing and our path to remembering our connection to the earth.

In this episode Mary Kay will share how dreams can work to heal wounds associated with the experience of physical touch. Healthy/nurturing physical touch is a essential experience all beings on this planet need to thrive.

In this episode we interview Restorative Wellness Coach & wisdom guide guest Carolyn Hooper who speaks to her vision fast rite of passage experience through the lens of her waking and sleeping dreams.

In this episode we will explore the notion that our dreaming time and the content of our dreams mirror the process entailed in a rite of passage ritual.