Holy and Human

In this episode of Holy & Human, we attempt to process Nathan Fielder's You Can See Everything—a captivating, uncomfortable, occasionally hilarious documentary experience that feels impossible to look away from.

Armed with psychological curiosity, spiritual intuition, and a healthy appreciation for the absurd, Elisa and Adam explore what might be happening beneath the surface. What are we really witnessing? Where does the performance end and the person begin? And why can't we stop watching?

Part pop culture analysis, part intuitive investigation, and part two people trying to recover from what they just watched, this conversation takes an unconventional look at the strange and revealing territory where human behavior meets the mysteries of the psyche.

Come for Nathan Fielder. Stay for the existential discomfort.

What if annoying someone was actually a spiritual practice? And what if you're just being an asshole?

In this episode of Holy & Human, Elisa Romeo and Adam Foley explore the strange, hilarious, and occasionally dangerous art of spiritual transgression—using humor, confrontation, and a little sacred trickster energy to expose the ego's absurdities and invite something bigger to emerge.

It all begins with a woman at a movie theater who apparently believes the sound of popcorn being retrieved from a bag is a personal attack. Elisa, naturally, feels a spiritual calling to crinkle the bag.

From there, we tumble into the world of crazy wisdom, ego death, shadow work, emotional control, passive-aggressive personalities, comedy, relationships, and the delicate art of knowing when you're helping someone awaken versus just enjoying messing with them.

Along the way, Elisa and Adam dissect an aggressively cheerful waitress, a territorial beachgoer, a gloriously uncomfortable scene from HBO's Girls, and their own marital neuroses.

Can comedy dissolve the ego? When does confrontation become compassion? And how do we know whether our sacred trickster is speaking from Soul—or just really, really irritated?

A playful, irreverent conversation about spiritual awakening, the psychology of being offended, and why sometimes the most enlightened response is to move seats.

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In this episode, we explore the rising current of the Divine Feminine and what it truly means to reclaim Her presence within us. When we’re disconnected from the Feminine, we lose our sense of purpose, burn out easily, and become overly analytical. The Feminine Principle lives in everyone—it is the creative, intuitive, emotional source of the Soul.

For centuries, this power has been feared and suppressed under systems that elevated productivity and intellect while dismissing inner wisdom and spiritual depth. Drawing on personal stories, Jungian understanding, and spiritual initiations, we speak about restoring this lost dimension of our humanity and how archetypes like Mary Magdalene and Sophia guide us toward healing and wholeness.

In this episode of Listening with Soul, Adam and Elisa get personal about what it’s like to live—and try to listen to Soul—with ADHD. From the fog of undiagnosed symptoms to the hormonal curveballs of perimenopause, they share real-life moments of overwhelm, hilarity, and healing.

This isn't about fixing ADHD. It's about meeting it with compassion. It’s about how the sacred can still break through even when the dishes aren’t done, the tabs are multiplying, and you’ve forgotten why you walked into the room. They explore how Soul Journaling has become a lifeline—offering a steady anchor in the swirl of distraction, urgency, and mental noise.

You’ll hear about their favorite coping tools, from gamifying tasks to building sensory sanctuaries, plus honest reflections on parenting, partnership, and learning to befriend the brain you’ve got. Whether you’re new to ADHD or have been dancing with it for years, this conversation is a soulful permission slip to do it your way.

Because even when your mind runs wild, there’s still a quiet voice inside—waiting to be heard.

One of our favorite people, Adam’s Aunt Cindy, joins us to share the transformative story of her cancer journey. Cindy Polinsky is a retired union organizer and cancer survivor. She is the author of The Double Chai Cafe, a zine about her grief journey. Cindy’s mother died when she was 8 years old. She never dealt with her grief until she was diagnosed with life threatening cancer some 50 years later. A poignant  story, laced with humour, The Double Chai Cafe can be purchased for $10.00 by emailing Cindy at [email protected]. All proceeds will benefit Epic Experience, an adventure camp for cancer patients and survivors. Cindy’s memoir, The Scrappy Knights of Cancer, an Intergalactic journey through grief and beyond, is nearing completion and expected to go to print in 2026. We’ll be sure to let you know when it’s available.

On today’s episode of Holy & Human, we welcome back our dear friend Laurel Marlantes and introduce you to another soul sister, Tina Guldhammer. This conversation was inspired by an unexpected moment of magic—Tina’s birthday gathering that transformed into a living, breathing soul journaling circle (without any journals in sight).

What began as a simple celebration became an evening of raw truth, deep connection, and spiritual “birthing”—where each woman brought forward the voice of her Soul and offered it to the group. Together, we explored what happens when presence, vulnerability, and a willingness to listen create space for transformation.

Join us as we share the story of that night, the teachings it revealed, and how these moments—often unplanned—can become some of the most profound spiritual experiences of our lives.

In this episode, we explore the meeting place between artificial intelligence and the soul. In a world overflowing with data, it’s easy to mistake information for truth. Together, we ask: how can we use AI without losing the deeper knowing that lives within us?

Long time, no pod! Adam and Elisa come in hot, diving right into politics and the current state of the world through the lens of Soul. Topics include: going to Hamilton the musical, staying connected to intuition in times of change, and parenting dragon slayers in a time of dragons.

In this episode, we offer our own Twin Flame perspective on the popular new Netflix documentary on the topic. The desire to be seen and met deeply in so archetypal and universal, that this instinct towards Union can be used for good or for evil. We delve into the intricate nuances of the Twin Flames concept and how mainstream portrayals can sometimes distort its profound essence, leading to confusion and disillusionment. Our discussion aims to peel back the layers of the narrative woven by the documentary, re-centering the conversation on the authenticity and depth of spiritual partnerships, and demystifying the journey towards genuine soulful connection.

In the second part of our soul-stirring series, we delve into the extraordinary life of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, a paragon of grace under pressure. As we orchestrate the melodies of her story, we discern the quiet whispers of destiny and the crescendos of purpose that defined her journey. Weaving the threads of her public triumphs and private trials, we explore how her soul's orchestration became a masterclass in resilience and elegance. Join us as we interpret the signs and symbols that charted her path, revealing the universal lessons of alignment and authenticity that resonate with each of us in our own quest for self-discovery.