Humanity Feels

In this episode, trauma informed clinical psychologist Abigail Suazo and I sit down to explore love, soul ties, and the profound ways certain people impact our lives. We talk about why some connections feel different from others, how certain people activate parts of us we didn’t even know existed, and how our relationships can bring our desires, fears, vulnerabilities, and hidden selves to the surface.

If you want to connect with Abigail, visit her Instagram (@energylighthealing)

This week, I’m back with my dear friend an astrologer Sarah Turchin, and we dive into a part two about modern dating, relationships, and what it means to truly love.

In this episode, I get personal about my own fears around intimacy, vulnerability, and being truly seen. Because the truth is, most of us are afraid of intimacy on some level—not because we don’t want connection, but because real intimacy asks us to expose the parts of ourselves we’ve learned to protect.

I explore what it means to face those fears instead of running from them, and why doing the inner work requires us to step into the arena—to have the uncomfortable conversations, allow ourselves to be seen, and risk the vulnerability that genuine connection requires.

Because you can’t experience deeper intimacy without being willing to meet yourself there first

In this episode, I chat with medium and astrologer, Sarah Turchin, and we dig into why dating in the digital age feels more complicated, exhausting, and disappointing than ever. From endless swiping and ghosting to the paradox of choice and the illusion of “perfect matches”, we explore how all these things have reshaped love and dating.

In this episode, I sit down with intuitive life coach and energy healer, Kris Cazares Neri, for an honest conversation about what it actually means to be an embodied healer. We talk about embodiment as lived experience—not a concept, performance, or spiritual identity. From nervous system awareness to self-responsibility, presence, and integrity, this conversation explores how real healing happens through the body, not around it. A grounded dialogue for anyone doing the work and committed to living it.

CONNECT WITH KRIS 👇🏼

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

Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4AW19QWUUzHmEA26JvLEhw?si=RPtVcbrMRmSdMpnjGr4xeQ

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People are mirrors…the work is deciding what you’re willing to see 👀

In this episode, I bring on poet, musician, and breathwork facilitator Dean Larson, and we talk about how healing doesn’t happen in isolation, but through relationship and connection. We also talk about the ways our wounds show up through attachment, conflict, distance, and desire — and how true repair happens when we’re willing to stay honest, open, and present. If you want to connect with Dean, you can find him on Instagram (@thegratefulstudent) or his website: www.breathempowerment.com

In this episode, we dive into what it truly means to leave your mark on the world. Leigh M. Clark is a bestselling author, Ted x speaker, and the visionary behind Slay The USA which is a book series that features powerhouse women all around the US. Leigh and I chatted about the power of authenticity, why owning your voice matters, and how living unapologetically can create a legacy that lasts. You can connect with Leigh on Instagram (@leigh.m.clark) and her website (www.leighmclark.com)

There’s so much imbalance in the world of love and dating nowadays. We’ve lost touch with what it truly means to balance our masculine and feminine energies and the importance of that when it comes to polarity and attraction in our relationships. In this episode, I have relationship coach and NLP practitioner Andre Paradis, and we dive into the 4 types of men and the 4 types of women. If you want to connect or work with Andre, you can find him on Instagram (@projectequinox) or his website (www.projectequinox.net)

We often shy away from the parts of ourselves we deem dark, broken, or undesirable, but in this episode I chatted with shadow work coach Felicity Morgan about how turning towards these parts can actually help us become more powerful, authentic, and integrated. When we allow ourselves to accept and face our insecurities rather than running from them, we create magic and so many incredible possibilities. If you want to connect with Felicity, you can find her on Instagram (@iamfelicitymorgan) and her website (www.felicitymorgan.com)

It takes courage and competence to stay committed to your vision and mission, and that’s exactly what comedian David Stickle is doing ⭐️ In this episode, I chatted with David about his journey to becoming a comedian and how this path has helped him grow emotionally and mentally. If you want to connect with David, follow him on Instagram (@davidsticklecomedy) and check out his new podcast “Likable” on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.