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Grief is one of the few experiences that every human being will encounter.

Yet, despite how universal it is, many of us feel completely unprepared when loss enters our lives. We don't always know how to process it, how to support others through it, or how to find our way back to joy without feeling guilty.

In this conversation, we talk about the baby blues and all other many shapes of grief—not only the loss of a loved one, but also the grief that accompanies major life transitions, changes in identity, illness, and the expectations we once held for our lives.

My guest, Grace Tallman, has dedicated her life to changing that scene. She is a registered nurse, certified grief counselor, mental health advocate, and author whose work beautifully bridges clinical expertise with profound personal experience. 

After navigating her own journey through postpartum depression, she courageously shared her story in her memoir, The Birds Still Sing: My Journey of Resilience Through Postpartum Depression, helping break the silence surrounding maternal mental health.

Her latest book, Stronger: Stories of Grief and Resilience, brings together the voices of 24 individuals who have experienced many different forms of loss, reminding us that while grief is deeply personal, none of us has to walk through it alone.

This conversation is a gentle reminder that grief and joy are not opposites. They can coexist. And often, it is through our deepest pain that we discover our greatest capacity for compassion, connection, and purpose.

Let’s dive in, shall we?

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There are moments in life when we realize that the harder we push, the more stuck we seem to be.

What if the answer isn't more effort, but a different understanding of how life itself works?

In this conversation, we explore what it really means to get out of our own way, the difference between effort and flow, why so many people feel stuck despite doing everything "right," and how understanding the deeper principles that govern life can transform the way we approach health, business, relationships, and purpose.

My guest Jennifer Hough is a #1 international bestselling author of UNSTUCK: The Physics of Getting Out of Your Own Way, a TEDx speaker, CEO of The Wide Awakening, and an International award-winning trainer.

Jennifer has spent decades helping doctors, educators, CEOs, and organizations understand what she calls the physics of flow — the principles that govern not only our health and well-being, but also our abundance, leadership, and fulfillment.

If you've ever felt stuck in life, this conversation is for you.

I absolutely loved it and I hope you will too!

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Website: http://www.thewideawakening.com/

Email: [email protected]

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewideawakening/

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Herbs can support us in so many ways. 

Whether you're looking to make healthier and more flavorful meals, strengthen your immune system, or find natural support for a chronic health condition, my guest Ruth Shelton believes there's an herb that can help. Her motto is "A Better Life Through Herbs" 

In this conversation Ruth shares how herbs can become part of our everyday life, what people often misunderstand about herbal medicine, and how we can use nature to support our health in safe, effective, and practical ways.

Ruth is a clinical herbalist with more than 20 years of experience helping people improve their health through the power of medicinal plants. She isn't afraid to think outside the box to find the best herbal combinations to create personalized formulations for her clients. 

Ruth, The Empirical Herbalist, also grows about one-third of the organic and biodynamic herbs she uses in her own products, giving her a unique connection to the plants she works with—from seed to remedy.

What a pleasure to have another fellow East TN Wellness Directory member in the podcast! 

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Healthy relationships don't happen by accident.

They are built on trust, respect, honest communication, and the freedom for both people to be fully themselves.

Unfortunately, not every relationship is built on those foundations. Sometimes, unhealthy dynamics develop so gradually that we don't recognize the warning signs until we're deeply entangled. And when children are involved, the stakes become even higher.

In this conversation, we explore why communication is the foundation of every healthy relationship, the red flags that can signal emotional abuse or coercive control, and the green flags that create safety, trust, and mutual respect. We also talk about the importance of modeling healthy relationships for our children.

My guest, Lisa Johnson, is a high-conflict divorce strategist, certified domestic violence advocate, and educator. Her own journey through a lengthy and emotionally exhausting divorce transformed her into a passionate advocate for others navigating similar circumstances as the co-founder of the platform Been There Got Out.

But what struck me most about our conversation is Lisa's deep understanding of relationships.

Whether you're in a relationship, supporting someone who is, or simply want to become a better communicator or a better partner, I believe you'll find wisdom, hope, and practical insights in this episode.

Please enjoy my conversation with Lisa Johnson.

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Website: https://beentheregotout.com/

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Have you ever noticed that understanding something intellectually doesn't always create change?

We can read the books, listen to the podcasts, and know exactly what we "should" do, yet still find ourselves repeating the same patterns, reacting in the same ways, and feeling stuck in the same beliefs.

What if the missing piece isn't in the mind at all?

In our conversation, we explore what somatic healing actually is, the difference between who we are and the thoughts that pass through our minds, how limiting beliefs become embedded in our nervous systems, and practical ways to begin creating lasting change. We also discuss several somatic modalities and why healing often requires more than simply changing our mindset.

My guest, Amanda Sproles, is a trauma-sensitive Somatic Coach who helps people reconnect with the wisdom of their bodies so they can release limiting patterns, heal from the past, and create lives rooted in greater presence, purpose, and self-trust. 

If you've ever felt trapped by old stories, recurring emotional patterns, or the belief that you're somehow not enough, this episode is for you.

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What happens when the body suddenly stops cooperating with the life you've carefully built?

In this conversation, we explore a woman’s journey from artist to patient advocate, the lessons learned while living with epilepsy, the importance of caring for and listening to our bodies, and what it means to seek care in a health system focused on profit.

Today's guest, Holly Eckert, grew up in a small mountain town in Idaho and discovered her love for dance in childhood. 

Healthy, strong, and thriving into her mid-thirties, Holly's life took an unexpected turn when she began experiencing uncontrollable seizures. Epilepsy quickly disrupted everything she thought she knew about her body, her future, and the healthcare system she depended on for answers.

What followed was not only a search for healing but also a deep investigation into the strengths and shortcomings of modern medicine in the United States. 

Determined to share what she learned, Holly transformed her experience into a powerful memoir, SEIZED: Searching for Health in the United States. This was one of the most beautiful conversations I've had so far, in 3 years of podcasting. Enjoy!

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Have you ever noticed how easily we believe every thought that crosses our minds?

A self-critical thought emerges, and we mistake it for our identity. But what if your power lies in realizing that you are not your thoughts?

In this conversation, we explore what it means to detach from the stories our minds create, why resisting thoughts often gives them more power, and how acceptance can become a pathway out of the darkness. 

Today's guest is Ana Maria Jinga, a business and lifestyle identity coach and the founder of Becoming Abundant, a faith-rooted personal growth movement dedicated to helping women reclaim freedom in their minds and hearts. Drawing from her background in psychology, neuro-linguistic programming (NLP), holistic wellness, and faith-based mindset work, Ana helps people break free from limiting patterns and reconnect with their God-given identity and purpose.

This episode is a reminder that our thoughts do not define us, that we are never meant to walk life's challenges alone, and that even in our darkest moments, there is a path back to hope, freedom, and wholeness. Don’t be shy to ask for help.

Please enjoy my conversation with Ana Maria Jinga.

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Money touches nearly every aspect of our lives, yet many of us were never taught how to relate to it.

Financial well-being is much more than figures in your bank account. It's about knowing what’s important to you and aligning your finances with your values. In this conversation, we explore the connection between money and well-being, the importance of trust and rapport with a financial advisor, and why life planning is the key to freedom, at any age and stage.

Today's guest, Phil Weiss, is the founder of Apprise Wealth Management, a seasoned financial professional with more than 25 years of experience in personal finance and investment management. 

What makes Phil's work particularly meaningful is the personal experience that shaped his mission. He witnessed firsthand how a lack of financial preparedness can add stress to already challenging life circumstances.

Today, Phil is focusing on helping women facing new beginnings build financial confidence by empowering them with the knowledge and resources they need to start life after divorce, widowhood, or retirement.

Whether you're just beginning your financial journey or looking to become more intentional with your resources, this episode offers practical wisdom and a refreshing perspective on what it truly means to be financially well.

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Website: https://apprisewealth.com/

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True healing happens when we open ourselves to the beauty around us—the beauty in the silence, in the trees, in the animals, in poetry, and through the beauty of learning to be present with ourselves again.

In this conversation, you’ll learn tools for addiction recovery and for a creativity boost. You’ll also hear how profoundly natural beauty can be to restore the human spirit.

My guest, Aaron Poochigian, is a poet, classics scholar, translator, and author whose life and work beautifully bridge literature, philosophy, and the healing power of nature.

Aaron has translated some of the world’s most timeless voices, including Sappho and Marcus Aurelius, and his writing has appeared in publications such as *The Financial Times*, *The New York Review of Books*, and *Poetry Magazine*.

But beyond his academic and literary accomplishments, Aaron’s personal journey is one of transformation.

A former cocaine addict, Aaron found himself, like many during the pandemic, craving peace, inspiration, and reconnection after a season of isolation. And unexpectedly, he found it in Central Park.

What began as a simple contemplation of this iconic urban sanctuary became a way to reconnect with life itself.

 This experience inspired his beautiful new book, *Four Walks in Central Park*, a unique guidebook written entirely in verse.

This episode is a reminder that creativity is sparked by activating our senses during idle time.

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His new book: Four Walks in Central Park: A Poetic Guide to the Park. 

Stung with Love: Sappho’s Poems and Fragments

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There comes a moment in many people’s healing journey when they realize that wellness is not only about fixing symptoms… but about remembering who we truly are beneath the noise, the conditioning, and the disconnection from ourselves and from nature.

In this conversation, we explore what it means to “rewild” ourselves from the inside out, how disconnection from nature mirrors disconnection from self, and why healing may be less about becoming someone new… and more about returning home to who we’ve always been.

Today’s guest, Holly Copeland, has devoted her life to guiding people back to that remembrance.

She is the creator of the Inner Rewilding process — a beautiful integration of science, spirituality, somatic healing, and deep connection with the natural world. A former ecologist turned healing practitioner, she now helps spiritual seekers, visionaries, and earth-conscious leaders reconnect with what she calls the “wild intelligence” within.

Rooted in modern non-dual awareness and the wisdom of the body, Holly’s work weaves together frequency, ceremony, meditation, breathwork, subtle energy healing, and presence to create profound spaces for healing and transformation.

Holly also shares insights from her newly released book, Inner Rewilding: A Scientist's Journey into Being.

This episode is an invitation to slow down, listen deeply, and remember the wisdom already living within you.

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Website: https://www.hollycopeland.co

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rewildingholly/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hollyerincopeland/

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