Josh Riddick is the founder and lead consultant for the Growing Edge Collective and regularly leads workshops about racial equity for nonprofit organizations. He and I discuss the importance of storytelling in our families especially when it comes to passing on messages about racial identity to the next generation. 

To request a workshop for your organization, click below:

https://www.growingedgeindy.com/

Author, empowerment coach and professor Melanie Klein talks with me about her journey towards self-empowerment, her current healing work and the question that will spark the fires of change in your life. To learn more about her work follow the link below:

https://www.melaniecklein.com/

To hear Melanie's thoughts on the Kardashians, follow the link below and become a patron. 

https://www.patreon.com/Invisibletruths

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Psychotherapist Amanda Thrasher and I discuss life stages and how transitioning from one phase to another often feels like falling, but in reality, you're learning to fly. 

To learn more about Amanda:

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009750061547

Follow her blog:

https://andibegincom.wordpress.com/

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Leonard Mathews is all about transparency and personal growth. He started the PEACE Movement and is constantly seeking ways to evolve and help others do the same. In this convo, we discuss our personal values and power of vulnerability.

To learn more about Leonard, check out the links below:

PEACE Movement

https://www.showinglove.org/?fbclid=IwAR16ugGdk5ApwChKZzVmvfP3Nrh-6pa7DN9jjV9t3Wrt2WOsK8Q7wIkHbzE

Hazel Owens and I discuss racial integration theory, examine the difference between equity and equality and explore Hazel's relationship with her father and its continued impact on her life. Don't be fooled by the laughter. We touched on some deep stuff! 

Support Invisible Truths on Patreon:

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Hazel's Website

https://hazelowens.com/about/

Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/_hazelowens/

Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/hazel.owens.16

In this episode, Herman and I discuss the ways we can access the spiritual more readily in our daily lives, and why connecting with our inner child is important for healing and restoration. 

To learn more:

https://hermanjaramillo.com/

https://www.facebook.com/hermanchristianjaramillo

In this episode, I talk with birth Doula Anna Graham. We explore her journey into birth work, the importance of vulnerability and the power that comes with living into our unique gifts. 

Website: 

https://www.annagrahamdoula.com/

Help Anna provide access to Doula services by donating!

Paypal: [email protected] 

Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/Annagrahamdoula/

Liz Getman is a guided healer, teacher, community builder, and an all-around amazing human being. In this interview, we discuss what it means to be a messy human, and talk through our process of coming to terms with the mess. 

To learn more about Liz, check out the links below:

Liz's Website

https://lizgetman.com/

Liz and Aaron's Podcast

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-asana/id1447045271

Gift a Retreat

https://lizgetman.com/retreats

Yoga Loka

https://www.yogaloka.org/

You can't make happiness happen. How do I know? I've tried. I had my life planned and my dreams mapped out. I knew what would make me happy, and it was only a matter of time before the days of my soul-sucking 9-5 paid off. At least, that is what I thought until everything changed with one Monday morning meeting...

In this episode, Maeve O'byrne and I discuss the impact her cross-cultural upbringing had on her development. We also explore cycles of abuse, family traits and the motivation behind her work with Indigenous people in Vancouver. 

To learn more about Maeve, click the links below:

Consulting:

https://cohesiveconcepts.ca/

Coaching:

http://www.cumhachtcoaching.com/

Indigenous People of Canada:

https://www.canada.ca/en/services/culture/canadian-identity-society/indigenous-peoples-cultures.html