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In this episode of EZ Conversations, Furkhan Dandia sits down with Hilary Momberger Powers for a deeply honest conversation about trauma, shame, addiction recovery, and the long road back to self-trust.
Hilary spent over 40 years in and around the film industry—from voicing Sally Brown in Peanuts at just five years old to navigating the demanding world of television and film production. But the work she is most proud of happened away from the spotlight: healing from childhood trauma, overcoming addiction, and rebuilding her life from the inside out.
Through years of personal recovery and reflection, Hilary discovered a powerful truth: many of the patterns we live with—people-pleasing, disappearing, controlling, or seeking validation—are not personality traits. They are survival strategies born from unresolved trauma.
In this conversation, Furkhan and Hilary explore how shame shapes identity, how trauma responses influence relationships and decision-making, and how individuals can begin reclaiming agency through stabilization, community, and spiritual grounding.
Hilary’s mission today is to help people stop “leading with their wounds” and start thriving through their scars—by learning to meet themselves with honesty, compassion, and courage.
This episode is a powerful reminder that healing is not about becoming someone new.
Hilary’s journey from child actor in Peanuts to trauma recovery advocate
The hidden trauma responses: people-pleasing, isolation, and control
The difference between shame and guilt
Why addiction often begins as a form of self-soothing
The role of community and spiritual grounding in healing
Why confronting our past can become a source of empowerment
How reclaiming agency helps break cycles of victimhood
The importance of stabilizing the mind, body, and spirit during recovery
Hilary Momberger Powers has spent more than four decades in and around the film industry, beginning as the voice of Sally Brown in Peanuts at the age of five. While her early life included success in entertainment, it was her journey through trauma, addiction recovery, and personal transformation that ultimately shaped her life’s work.
Today, Hilary is a speaker and coach dedicated to helping individuals reclaim their power, develop self-compassion, and move beyond the identities shaped by their wounds.
Her mission is simple:
to help people see themselves clearly, honestly, and with the belief that healing and growth are always possible.
Website:
hilarymombergerpowers.com
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In this episode of EZ Conversations, host Furkhan Dandia sits down with filmmaker Jeff Hays to explore why so many people feel stuck in cycles of chronic illness—and why meaningful health reform has become so polarized.
Jeff shares his journey documenting controversial topics, what it’s like to be censored, and why he believes the real story isn’t “conspiracy,” but incentives—especially when sickness becomes profitable. Together, they unpack consolidation across food and medicine, the role of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), how insurance influences access to care, and why informed consent matters for medications and treatment pathways.
The conversation also returns to first principles: movement, sunlight, clean food, clean water, and relationships—simple foundations that often get overlooked in modern life.
In This Episode, We Discuss
Why health has become political—and how to de-polarize it
What Jeff means by “when sickness became profitable.”
Consolidation in food/agriculture and what it does to farmers and ranchers
PBMs, insurance, and how pricing incentives shape prescriptions
SSRIs, withdrawal, and the importance of informed consent
Why “the system may be succeeding” as an industry, even if people are suffering
The “boring basics” that often matter most: movement, sunlight, real food, relationships
Jeff’s MAHA film release strategy and why he makes it free first
Jeff Hays is a veteran filmmaker with more than three decades of experience producing both scripted and documentary films. His work often explores controversial and underrepresented issues in health, public policy, and institutional power. He has produced projects such as The Real Anthony Fauci, COVID Revealed, and the MAHA film series, which examine chronic illness, food systems, and the modern healthcare industry. Jeff’s films aim to amplify perspectives he believes are overlooked in mainstream discourse while encouraging audiences to think critically about incentives, systems, and solutions.
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Jeff Hays: jeffhaysfilms.com
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In this episode of EZ Conversations, Furkhan Dandia sits down with Craig Meriwether, author of the Past Lives Guidebook, for a wide-ranging conversation on past life regression, hypnotherapy, and the broader question: is consciousness confined to the brain—or could it be non-local? Craig shares his personal journey through anxiety and depression, how hypnotherapy supported his healing, and why he’s drawn to exploring this topic through both a spiritual lens and a more evidence-oriented, skeptical curiosity.
Together, they explore what hypnosis actually is (the relaxed, daydream-like state), how regression can be used therapeutically, and why some people turn to these approaches when traditional methods haven’t fully helped. The conversation also covers major figures in this space, including Michael Newton and Brian Weiss, and examines controversial consciousness-related claims (such as remote viewing research) in a way that encourages listeners to stay curious while thinking critically.
In this episode, we cover:
What past life regression is (and how it differs from “time travel”)
How hypnosis works and why it can feel emotionally clarifying
Spiritual seeking vs organized religion—and how belief systems shape interpretation
Non-local consciousness: what people mean by it and why it’s debated
Michael Newton’s “Life Between Lives” framework
Brian Weiss and regression in a clinical/psychiatric context
Healing applications: patterns, phobias, emotional loops, and integration
Why facilitation and aftercare matter, especially when trauma is involved
How to approach this topic with skepticism, humility, and open-mindedness
Guest: Craig Meriwether — Hypnotherapist and author of Past Lives Guidebook
Host: Furkhan Dandia
Craig Meriwether is a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, Medical Hypnosis Specialist, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Specialist, and Founder of Arizona Integrative Hypnotherapy, helping people eliminate negative emotions and limiting beliefs that may be keeping them from reaching their full potential.
For over 12 years, Craig has been helping people heal from early childhood trauma, helping cancer patients with pain control, veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder, students with test anxiety, children with nightmares, entrepreneurs with confidence, athletes with peak performance, and anyone who may be dealing with overwhelm, fear and anxiety.
He also recently released the Past Lives Guidebook on the science and spirituality of past-life regression therapy.
Connect with Craig / Learn More:
Website: sacredmysteryhypnotherapy.com
Book: Past Lives Guidebook (Amazon)
Book site: pastlivesguidebook.com
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In this episode of EZ Conversations, Furkhan Dandia sits down with Catia Batalha—a psychotherapist, holistic coach, yoga philosophy teacher, author, and mystic—to explore healing, trauma, and spiritual awakening through the integration of ancient wisdom and modern psychology.
Catia shares her deeply personal journey of navigating childhood trauma, despair, and miscarriage, and how yoga and Eastern philosophies helped her rediscover meaning, purpose, and inner alignment. Drawing on traditions such as yoga, tantra, Buddhism, shamanism, and indigenous teachings, she offers a compassionate, embodied approach to healing that bridges mind, body, and spirit.
Together, we explore:
Healing childhood and generational trauma
Yoga and chakras as tools for psychological and emotional health
The role of energy, vibration, and unseen influences
Indigenous and shamanic perspectives on healing
Integrating spirituality into psychotherapy and modern mental health practice
Catia’s work weaves together Eastern spiritual traditions and Western psychological frameworks, inviting a more holistic and soul-aligned way of living. This episode is for anyone on a healing journey—emotionally, psychologically, or spiritually—and for those curious about how ancient wisdom can deepen modern therapeutic approaches.
📘 Book: Echoes of the Timeless
🌐 Website: catiabatalha.org
📍 Follow Catia: @author.catiabatalha
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⏱️ Episode Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction & welcome
01:01 – Catia’s early life, trauma, and despair
03:40 – Discovering yoga as a turning point
07:20 – The deeper psychological and spiritual meaning of yoga
14:23 – Chakras and their impact on emotional well-being
21:38 – Integrating indigenous and ancestral wisdom
25:03 – Balancing the heart and sacral chakras
26:13 – Indigenous and shamanic healing practices
27:02 – Generational trauma and ancestry
28:26 – Understanding invisible energies and vibration
30:10 – Shamanic healing and spirit removal
32:27 – Activating higher chakras and consciousness
34:07 – Practical applications and personal healing stories
40:24 – Integrating psychotherapy and spirituality
42:57 – Overview of the chakra system
47:17 – Final reflections, resources, and closing
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Furkhan interviews Laszlo (Les) Suhajda, who shares his harrowing yet inspirational story of escaping communist Hungary as a child. Les discusses the harrowing journey his family took to attain freedom, the importance of faith in overcoming tremendous adversity, and the life-altering experiences that shaped his resilience and entrepreneurial spirit. He also highlights the dangers of socialism, the impact of the Hungarian Revolution, and his entrepreneurial endeavours in the United States. The episode encapsulates the importance of historical awareness, the role of faith in sustaining community, and the pursuit of freedom through hard work and perseverance.
Laszlo (Les) Suhajda is a Hungarian-born refugee, elite multisport athlete, U.S. Navy veteran, author, and innovator in wildfire-mitigation technology. After escaping Hungary with his family following the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Les arrived in the United States at the age of five, where his family was sponsored and resettled in Illinois—an experience that profoundly shaped his lifelong commitment to service, excellence, and gratitude.
Les distinguished himself as an exceptional athlete, competing at high levels in soccer, football, basketball, and wrestling. He set a long-standing scoring record at Aurora College in soccer and became the only wrestler in the school’s history to qualify for the NAIA National Championships. His athletic journey continued through military service, where he competed in elite soccer and advanced to the 1976 U.S. Olympic Soccer Trials.
Les is also the author of Twelve Bells to Freedom, a powerful account drawn from recorded firsthand stories of his parents’ lives in Hungary during World War II and the years leading up to their escape.
Today, Les serves as President of Laszlo Corporation, where he leads the development of USDA-approved fire-suppression and wildfire-mitigation solutions to protect homes, communities, businesses, and critical infrastructure. His work focuses on proactive fire prevention, firebreak creation, and active fire suppression technologies.
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In this episode of the EZ Conversations podcast, Furkhan welcomes classical pianist Jeeyoon Kim, who shares her fascinating life story. Starting with a childhood love for music, Jeeyoon details her struggles with family expectations, a tumultuous relationship with her father, and a challenging marriage. Despite these obstacles, she found solace and meaning in music. Jeeyoon emphasizes the power of storytelling and emotional connection in her performances and describes how she uses music to heal herself and others. She also touches on her journey as an author and her ongoing efforts to break free from past relationship patterns. This heartfelt conversation delves into the transformative power of music and the resilience required to overcome life's adversities.
Award-winning classical pianist Jeeyoon Kim has delighted audiences across the United States and the world with her combination of sensitive artistry, consummate musicianship, impeccable technique, and engaging and innovative concert experiences.’ (New York Classical Review)
Since her celebrated 2016 debut album 10 More Minutes, Jeeyoon has continued to captivate listeners with her artistry and heartfelt communication on stage. Her second album and concert project, Over. Above. Beyond, expanded the boundaries of traditional piano performance through an innovative collaboration with New York-based visual artist Moonsub Shin. The resulting multimedia concert and its award-winning music video exemplified Jeeyoon’s commitment to creating a new concert experience that unites sound, imagery, and emotion.
Her next project, 시음 /si-úm/—developed during her residency at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity’s “Concert in the 21st Century” program—fused poetry, black-and-white photography, and music to explore the intersection of sound, silence, and the senses.
In 2025, Jeeyoon releases her latest album, Radiance, a collaboration with contemporary visual artists from ten different countries that offers a new light and interpretation of Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition. Through this project, she reimagines the iconic work with a modern sensibility—blending sound, colour, and visual storytelling to invite audiences into a fresh, immersive experience. Radiance celebrates light in all its forms: emotional, spiritual, and artistic.
Also in 2025, Jeeyoon expands her artistic storytelling through her fourth book, Beyond the Keys: Music and Stories of Inspiration. The book pairs fifty-two reflective essays with QR-linked piano performances, inviting readers to experience her music and writing in harmony. It follows her previous books, including Whenever You’re Ready (2021), a self-help memoir in concert form that resonated deeply with readers worldwide and became a top-three bestseller in South Korea’s self-help category.
Jeeyoon began studying the piano at the age of four, and her love of music propelled her through her undergraduate studies in piano performance in her native South Korea. After moving to the United States, she earned her Master of Music and Doctor of Musical Arts in Piano Performance, with Distinction, from Indiana University’s renowned Jacobs School of Music.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
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In this episode of the EZ Conversations Podcast, Dr. John King shares his harrowing yet inspirational journey from being trafficked and sexually abused as a child to becoming a resilient survivor and advocate. Dr. King delves into the underrepresented issue of male sexual abuse, the importance of recovery, and the creation of an online community to support trauma survivors. He emphasizes the need to speak up, build personal resilience, and engage in honest conversations about trauma and mental health. Dr. King also discusses the role of faith in his recovery, the impact of his advocacy work, and his new memoir 'Deal With It.' The podcast highlights the significance of authenticity and overarching societal issues related to trauma and recovery.
Dr. John A. King is an author, survivor, and builder of communities that help men move from trauma to traction. He wrote #dealwithit, leads the Phoenix Collective, and runs Man Church, a straight-talk space for faith and brotherhood. His advocacy and award-winning documentaries support anti-trafficking efforts, and his novels (Rats and Rain, Sins of the Father) bring a storyteller’s edge to hard truths. John keeps it practical: simple habits, honest conversation, and tools listeners can start right away.
00:00 Welcome and Introduction
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In this episode of the EZ Conversations Podcast, host Furkhan speaks with Imam Adnan Wood-Smith about the journey of finding one's purpose and mission in life, particularly through the lens of the Islamic tradition. Adnan shares his story of growing up between the US and the UK, converting to Islam, and pursuing a career that aligns with his purpose of helping Muslim professionals reconnect with their spiritual depth. They discuss the challenges of aligning one's life with their mission, the balance between personal agency and divine will, and the spiritual tools available to maintain that alignment. Adnan also elaborates on the 'foes' that can derail one's sense of mission: feelings, outcomes, ego, and Satan. The conversation offers valuable insights for anyone seeking deeper meaning and direction in their lives.
Adnan Adrian Wood-Smith is an award-winning educator, speaker, and chaplain. He has mentored hundreds of men and women at institutions such as Brown University and Zaytuna College, using insights he gained from master teachers in West Africa, the Middle East, and the US. He is currently a PhD candidate in Islamic Studies at Harvard University, and is the founder of Greater, through which he coaches people who feel aimless in life to define and defend their unique mission and purpose.
Read more about Adnan’s current work: www.greaterwhy.com
https://www.youtube.com/@adnanwoodsmith
https://www.linkedin.com/in/awoodsmith/
00:00 Welcome to EZ Conversations Podcast
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In this episode of the EZ Conversations Podcast, Alan P. Roberts shares his personal story of overcoming adversity, detailing a transformative event at age 16 that shaped his understanding of good and evil. Now a business owner and author, Alan shares his concerns about globalism and its impact on modern society, touching on the erosion of individual freedoms, the degradation of education, and the potential societal collapse. He emphasizes the importance of faith, hope, and individual agency in combating these issues. The conversation spans topics from the influence of globalist agendas on the significance of maintaining rational thinking in the face of fear-mongering and societal division.
Allan Paul Roberts is an author dedicated to exposing the Globalist agenda to collapse society and usher in a New World Order. In his explosive new book, The Globalist Plan to Collapse Everything to Usher in a New World Order—In Their Own Words, Roberts reveals this strategy with compelling detail, directly citing key players. Using an innovative writing approach featuring QR codes, he creates an interactive, multimedia experience that deepens readers’ understanding of complex topics. Known for his clarity and precision, Roberts engages political thought leaders and newcomers alike, empowering audiences with knowledge to confront today’s challenges.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:51 Guest Background and Career
02:30 Life-Changing Experience in Europe
06:16 The Hallucinogenic Incident
09:38 Hospitalization and Recovery
13:34 Encounter with Evil
21:54 Reflections on Good and Evil
27:55 Applying Lessons to Modern Society
32:16 Erosion of Individual Freedoms
34:50 The Plan for a New World Order
35:21 Crime and Punishment Disparities
36:46 Global Migration and Its Consequences
38:17 The Role of the Western World in Global Crises
39:06 The Concept of a One World Government
42:57 Technocratic Tyranny and Social Credit Systems
44:05 Climate Change Narratives and Control
53:07 The Decline of Western Education
56:28 Social Movements and Distractions
58:45 The Power of Fear and Emotion
01:00:08 Personal Resilience and Faith
01:05:15 Final Thoughts and Call to Action
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In this episode, Christian Hurst, the author of the Lilly Starling series, shares his intriguing life journey, including his shift from advertising to writing. Christian delves into personal experiences such as growing up Mormon and eventually stepping away, his battles with mental health conditions like ADHD and bipolar disorder, and how these experiences have informed his storytelling. He discusses the importance of developing a strong sense of self, the influence of social media on human connections, and the thematic elements that drive his writing. This conversation offers a deep look into Christian's approach to life, creativity, and the power of personal agency.
Christian Hurst is an award-winning author and creative director best known for The Lily Starling Series. This YA space-opera saga weaves together classic sci-fi adventure, modern perspectives, and queer characters to tell stories about identity, connection, and finding where you belong. With a background in brand storytelling, Christian brings a unique eye for engagement to his fiction. Christian calls Pennsylvania home, where he lives with his wife, son, and three dogs.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
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