In episode two of the "Pleasure" series, we explore the different pathways to pleasure. Many times we don't know our own pathway to pleasure. We also wrongly assume that our partner has our same pathway to pleasure. However, that is seldom the case. Nathalie discusses the different pathways to pleasure and how important it is to build your and your partner's body map. It will take your sex to a different level. We love talking about this stuff. Enjoy!

Starting out the year/season on a juicy note! Ahhh pleasure. One of our favourite topics. It's a feast of the senses that we can embody and experience, not only in the bedroom, but in every aspect of our lives. Pleasure starts when sex ends, as Nathalie says and you can channel it from the moment that you wake up, as Vanessa says. Nathalie and Vanessa talk about pleasure, how absolutely delicious it is, why we have hang ups with pleasure, how to reject conditioning and access full pleasure in our lives. Enjoy!

Who am I?  - The universal question. It's the one we spend a lifetime trying to answer. So many of us  feel like we are not living our truth. We might also feel like we don't know what is our truth. On this episode, Nathalie & Vanessa talk with Poonam Stecher Sharma. Poonam comes from a family of yoga practitioners and teacher. She has spent decades studying the yoga philosophy. She runs a successful yoga studio with her husband in the heart of Zürich, Switzerland and joins the ladies to share yoga's perspective on the "Who am I?" question. It was an incredibly insightful and inspiring conversation. Such a wise soul. Enjoy!

Continuing on the topic of Masculine & Feminine energies, this week we look into Polarities in Relationships. Many times we come into relationships with wounded and/or not healthy energies and it screws everything up. Nathalie & Vanessa explore this topic. They talk about the common scenarios, their own experiences, and how to start healing to be able to show up for your relationships. Enjoy!

Pili Montañez found herself at the difficult crossroads of "should I stay or should I go". She decided to leave. She shares her story with Nathalie & Vanessa. It's an incredible story of courage, self-love, learning, and resilience. It was an honor to host Pili and be a part of her story. She is an inspiration. Enjoy!

In this life, we survive so much. We survive family wounds, cultural conditioning, adversity, and even self-sabotage amongst other things. Meet Emily Tan, a survivor of many things: rape, cancer, patriarcal roles, prejudice, her own non stop toxic masculine, etc. She shares her journey with Nathalie & Vanessa with such humbleness and honesty, it's very inspiring. A story of survival, resilience, and how going through adversity and coming out on the other end has inspired her to help others, men & women, to overcome their own adversity and thrive. 

How many people are saying "I have to be more in my feminine. "I have to be more in my masculine." "The rise of the feminine."? It seems like the terms are thrown around so much these days but, actually, what do they mean? Nathalie and Vanessa explore the qualities of the Masculine and Feminine energies.  Hopefully shedding some light as to how to live in harmony and balance with both energies in their divine manifestations. Enjoy!

Honoring yesterday's Mental Health Day, we take a deep dive into Therapy. Vanessa and Nathalie talk with Reshma Chugh, a therapist out of Hong Kong. They talk all things therapy: why therapy, the taboos still associated with therapy, what goes on in a therapy session, and the many different forms of therapy. Reshma says: therapy is like meeting a new friend and creating a space of safety and trust to work through whatever it is that needs work. Mental health is an integral part of our being. Without it, we have nothing. Struggling through life is unnecessary. Seeking help is not a weakness, quite the opposite. It takes an enormous amount of courage to ask for help. Let's take away the stigma and get healthier.

Food can take many roles in our lives. We use it as a source of comfort, security, as a way to pass the time and/or as a reward.  We live in a constant war between the way we look, the way we should look, and food's part in all of that. It can cause lots of physical and mental turmoil. This week's survivor, Melanie Angerer, talks to Nathalie and Vanessa about her experiences with food and body image issues. She talks about her food fears and body issues from her past. How she decided to seek help. She developed an awareness around nutrition and eating  The learned to accept and love her body. These things transformed her life and they inspired her to help others as a Holistic Nutrition Coach.

At one point or another, most of us have asked ourselves if we should stay or if we should leave a relationship. If you have, this episode is for you.