Everyday Intuition

In this episode, Susan lays out why the context we place intuition into makes it so hard to actually experience it, and gives you the beginnings of how to create an intuitive language for yourself.

Susan shares two stories from her travels that illustrate what it's like to be intuitive in real life. Both tales show how we can be totally human and completely intuitive at the same time, and shows how the connection between our intuition and a natural spirituality can soften our experiences. (Also, you are allowed to laugh at  with her).

In this episode, Susan takes us along for a trip to a sea glass beach on Kauai, Hawaii, sharing her first takes on the meaning of this unexpected trip, as well as some thoughts on the way collecting sea glass has shaped her meditation practice.

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In episode 2 of Season Three, we take a tour of the many benefits of meditation, the different types of meditation folks find beneficial, and the reason why it is the absolutely, hands-down, all-time most important thing you can do to strengthen your intuition (and your ability to recognize it)!

Plus, if you're having a lot of stressful feelings about Uvalde, Susan has some suggestions.

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Welcome to Season 3! In this, the first episode in The Season That Took For Freakin' Ever To Launch, Susan explains why it took so heckin' long, and why not all heroes wear capes ;).

Susan's personal stories are woven throughout Season 3, illustrating the ways we are all intuitive and how intuition is our most natural resource. Join her as she relays the events of the night she discovered her gifts, completely shifting the direction her life would take.

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In the Season 2 finale, Susan and Lara look back at their bird-watching season, which will soon be on pause while the bears wake up. But before it ends, Susan tells Lara about her experience getting up close with a bird that’s becoming a local legend in their town. Susan introduces the concept for your very own “Crystal Ball Wall”- which is a way for folks to document and grow their intuition. Later, in the “Ask the Intuitive” segment, Susan responds to a question from Alexka who wonders if your intuition can ever be wrong?

In this episode of the Everyday Intuition podcast, Susan and Lara compare notes on their ongoing pandemic bird watching. One of them saw a rare purple finch and the other is fending off an army of mutant squirrels. Listen in to find out more.

Season 2 of the podcast tackles the theme breaking through the fog. In this episode, Susan shares how intuition arrives via the layering effect. She provides suggestions for how to recognize these moments and cultivate patience while interpreting information that doesn’t arrive all at one. She also talks about why intuition arrives like this.

In the “Ask the Intuitive” segment, Susan takes a question from longtime listener, Claire, who asks if her intuition can help her avoid crime.

In the third episode of Season 2, Lara tells Susan a story about combining her new cat detective training with intuition to solve a case. Then, the episode delves into the season’s theme of breaking through the fog that can impair our intuition. Susan stresses the need to proceed gently when seeking your intuition, especially when you’re feeling fogged in. She talks about how thinking your intuition is lurking around the corner ready to upset or scare you can actually block clarity.  In the new “Ask the Intuitive” segment, Susan responds to a question from a listener, Jennifer, who wants help asking her intuition when it’s a good time to try a new writing project.

In the second episode of Season 2, Susan reports back to Lara on her birdwatching homework. Who saw the most birds this week? Tune in to find out. Then, the episode delves into the season’s theme of breaking through the fog that can impair our intuition and Susan focuses on how stress contributes to the fog. She shares her observations of stress in people she knows as we near the first anniversary of the coronavirus pandemic and how we can address the cumulative stress in our lives. In the new “Ask the Intuitive” segment, Susan responds to a question from listener, Laura, who wants to know how she interprets the vivid dreams about disorganization she’s been having during the pandemic.

The podcast returns for a second season with episodes devoted to the theme of “Breaking Through the Fog.” This comes as many people are feeling stuck in the fog of living in a global pandemic and divided political landscape and worried about how that is impacting intuition.  In the first episode, Susan shares what this fog is and how it might not always be a bad thing. She also shares why taking care of yourself is even more important now than ever for nurturing your intuition. Lara introduces a new segment for the second season, “Ask the Intuitive” in which Susan answers listener questions about their intuition. And while Lara has graduated from her homework assignments, in a surprise twist, she assigns Susan homework this time around.