Have you ever wondered what it's like to live on a boat full time, sailing the open waters?  I have.  But doing so, with four young children, while homeschooling, having sold most of my worldly possessions AND learning how to actually sail as a family all at the same time? Well that's a level of bravery that blows me away.  And that's what Shona and Kris decided to do back in 2019 when their kids were just 4, 5, 7 and 9.  And it's five years later and they are still going. In this conversations I learned about how they value 'faith not fear' and how bucking the social norms has ultimately allowed them to have more quality family time, all the while allowing for  exposure to adventure and different cultures.  It's a different way of life - and one I definitely aspire to!

Brittany Gray is a multifaceted entrepreneur aiming to blend beauty, skincare, and wellbeing through her brand, Fancy Face. From her roots as a professional dancer, singer and actress to her current role as CEO, Brittany's journey is as vibrant as her products.

Driven by a childhood passion for makeup and its transformative power, Brittany founded Fancy Face in 2006 because for Brittany, being fancy isn't just about looking good; it's about feeling empowered & truly healthy inside and out.  

Check out her story and her products at: www.fancyfaceshop.ca

Do you try to walk through the  world with curiosity, empathy and a desire to honour multiple perspectives?  It's HARD.  The world feels  divisive, polarizing....angry.  I am so often tempted to pick a side and stay in my echo chamber.  It feels easier; but it doesn't feel good in my body. 

Ten years ago, I discovered Ann Bradney's workshops - imagine spending  a week in a room with strangers to process all of our deep feelings - imagine lots of screaming and crying.  Sounds scary and hoaky right?  Yet I emerged from those weeks clear, open, connected and curious.   Ann has been leading this work with Palestinians and Israelis for years...and today she does it amidst the backdrop of a horrific war, and so I couldn't think of a better time to have this conversation.  While listening: ask yourself what rings true, and what brings up your judgement.  Stay curious. 

This is a powerful conversation and my goal is that it exposes more people to this transformative work of radical aliveness.

To learn more visit: https://radicalaliveness.org/

Nat the founder of SAOR studio; a haven, a sanctuary that so many of us have been yearning for.  It's not just a space for movement; it's a place where we connect, where curiosity thrives, and where a sense of belonging is palpable.

Can a thriving business emerge from a need for community and connection?  SAOR is a testament to this truth.  Join me for my conversation with Nat as we discuss her journey, what led to SAOR's creation, and the secrets to its success.

For more check out:
www.saorstudio.com
@saor_studio
@nathania_harrison

I'm back!  It's been a while...and for this I am sorry.  I'm back home from our year abroad in Spain and I'm ready to share with you my update on how it all turned out.  Did my hopes and dreams come true?  Were my fears and shame justified?  Listen to find out. 

I will also be talking about what I have in store for Season 2 - and how I am hoping that you, the listener, can help me.  What do you want to share?  What stories are you interested in hearing about?  I'm ready and listening and can't wait for more connected conversation.

My first 'Before & After'.  For the first time I will document an experience before it's about to happen...because this time, it's my experience.  Spoiler Alert - we're moving to Spain!.....and I am TERRIFIED.  (What?? Why?? I know, it doesn't make sense...but in this episode I'll tell you all about it).

This episode is an update of how the podcast is going, where it's going...and why I am taking a bit of a break to build up more content for Season 2...and  you'll also hear all about my new adventure!

Today you'll hear from 3 perspectives...Dylan's mom Heidi, Dylan's dad Chris..and Dylan himself.  Since Dylan was 3 he loved barbies, skirts and everything pink.  He was confused that he was expected to dress in 'boy's clothes...he felt most comfortable in dresses and headbands.  

In grade 1, Dylan was responsible for his school's first all-gender bathroom; he was being bullied in the boy's bathroom but felt it wasn't right to use the girl's one.  

This is a controversial issue...and I try to ask all the questions...but if you've ever wondered why all-gender bathrooms are a thing...or even just want to hear what it's like to raise a child who doesn't fit the stereotypical gender norms...then this episode's for you!

Bonnie was a Type-A science based researcher. She was the first in her family to go to university, and then studied interior design at a graduate school in Georgia, where she later taught classes. After over a decade of working, both in the corporate world and as a professor, she tried meditation for stress reduction. 

It was this singular decision that changed the course of her life. Diving deep into meditation and various forms of therapy, she discovered a superpower of intuition and mediumship that she never knew she had. She has officially ‘come out’ to the world as an intuitive empath/medium. 

You can find Bonnie at:
 www.intuitivebynature.com
and 
www.interweavepeopleplace.com.

Jillian Walsh was there the day her 6.5 year old daughter Georgia was hit by a car.  The little girl’s death shook the community, and Jillian found herself grappling with a grief that is every parent’s worst nightmare.  

How do you move forward and find purpose in the aftermath of such a tragedy?  Jillian’s story is both heart wrenching and inspiring as she tells us how it was her perspective, that helped her move through one of life’s cruelest tragedies.

Growing up, Rachel had became accustomed to monthly episodes that left her dizzy, fatigued and weak.  In high school, she got used to living with the fear and stress of never knowing when this mystery illness would debilitate her. What happens when our bodies betray us and the medical community is stumped?  Only when she had children, did Rachel finally decide to advocate for herself in order to get a diagnosis that would change her life.