Becoming Bliss: Liz and Rhea dive into what it really means to be happy in 5D. When you stop chasing highs and start choosing your heart, happiness stops being a moment… and becomes who you are.

What is Beyond Love?: In this first episode of Season 4, Liz and Rhea explore how we move from a world ruled by fear, control, and separation into one shaped by truth, purpose, and trust. From dismantling 3D power structures to redefining what harmony can actually look like, this episode sets the stage for a new kind of reality. Because when we stop chasing safety and start embodying our divinity, we begin to understand the ultimate shift: peace isn’t something we find—it’s who we become.

Part One: Liz and Rhea talk to the Master teacher of Soul Memory Discovery (and Liz’s teacher), Ellen Kaufman Dosick. Ellen discusses the principles behind Soul Memory, one of the most effective spiritual healing modalities available to people today.

Finding The Divinity Within: After everything we've been through—heartbreaks, spiritual bootcamps, fuck-this moments and cosmic awakenings—it all comes down to this: the love story that actually matters is the one we live with ourselves. In this season finale, Liz and Rhea reflect on the end of karmic loops, the death of Separation, and what it really means to live free of the fear that’s shaped our choices for lifetimes. Because when you stop fighting yourself, everything changes. You don’t need the relationship to prove you’re lovable. You don’t need the career, the status, or the perfect life. You just need to be who you are—fully, fearlessly, joyfully. That’s love. That’s purpose. That’s the whole damn point.

Giving The Worst We Got: We all want the love story—but what if the story is the problem? In this episode, Rhea and Liz unpack the romantic myths that keep us stuck in pain: the ones that tell us love should hurt, that relationships are meant to be endured, that staying is strength and leaving is failure. From chasing the happy ending to rewriting someone else’s excuses, they explore how toxic dynamics feed on our fear, our fantasy, and our deep desire to be worthy. But true love—the kind that liberates rather than binds—doesn’t come from sacrifice. It comes from choosing yourself, again and again.

Broken Hearts: How do we stop bracing for heartbreak? In this episode, Rhea and Liz unpack the wounds left by lifetimes of learning through suffering—especially in love—and ask the question: does choosing joy mean losing everything else? From the fear of endings to the resentment we carry toward a universe that seems to only teach through struggle, they challenge the idea that love and pain must go hand in hand. Because when we divorce ourselves from 3D stories of sacrifice and shame, we make space for something radically different: love that doesn’t dim our light, but magnifies it. It’s time to stop surviving and start shining.

A Whole New World: In this episode, Liz and Rhea explain what the Age of Aquarius actually means and why the old world had to break. From Indigo souls to the high-vibrational children being born, they explore the cosmic blueprint behind the madness and why personal healing matters more than ever. This isn't the end of the world. It’s the end of the old one—and we’re here to help build what comes next.

When it’s Over: What happens when the old ways fall apart, and nothing familiar makes sense anymore? In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore how as we say goodbye to the 3D paradigm of fear, sacrifice, and survival, we begin to see that emptiness isn’t the end—it’s the invitation. From anger as a doorway to will, to uncertainty as a sign we’re finally free, this conversation is about what it really means to rebuild from love. Because when fear no longer rules our choices, we stop surviving life—and start living it.

Tests, Challenges and other Bullshit: In a world still playing by outdated dating rules, how do we navigate connection without getting lost in our old stories? This episode is about finding love — not by chasing “The One” or decoding mixed signals, but by becoming someone who doesn’t need the rules anymore. If you want something new, you can’t keep choosing what’s familiar. You have to swim in new waters — and trust that you won’t drown.

Forever and a Day: What if “forever” was never the point? In this episode, Liz and Rhea take us into the stories we’ve told ourselves about lasting love—why we cling to the myth of The One, why leaving still feels like failure, and how partnership has become more about safety than soul. Whether you’re in a relationship, recently out of one, or questioning what commitment even means anymore, this conversation opens the door to something more fluid, more intentional, and ultimately more loving. Because when we let go of needing love to last forever, we make space for it to be real today.