My Heart Remembers

My Heart Remembers

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My Heart Remembers episodes

  • My Heart Remembers – 166 – Eddy Edgar
    Eddy Edgar is broadly creative and a fantastically talented artist. We had a great conversation about his work, his history, what it's like to create during COVID, and much more.



    Eddy's Website



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    49 min
  • My Heart Remembers – 165 – Leanna Pluthero
    Leanne Pluthero is a historian with a deep love for buildings. We discuss how important buildings can be for people, and what it means to be connected to our history. We also speak of Leanne's book about the Auchmar property, and the Hermitage, a historic building which Leanne helped save for us all.



    Leanne's book - Auchmar : Portrait of a Home



    Auchmar on Facebook



    Save Century Manor



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    48 min
  • My Heart Remembers – 164 – Synchronicity
    This week, a tea-time chat with Stella Monique and Daxy, about coincidence and synchronicity. We each share our tales of synchronicity and fascinating moments of things working out magically, and muse on what our recognitions of moments of synchronicity might mean… both mystically, and scientifically.You can help us make more great podcasts by supporting our Patreon.
    40 min
  • My Heart Remembers – 163 – The Future
    THE FUTURE! This week, I have a tea-time chat with Daxy about predicting the future, and why we do it. Daxy completely surprised me by talking at length about her favourite futurists, Alvin and Heidi Toffler.



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    51 min
  • My Heart Remembers – 161 – That James Guy
    This week, we have the delightful James, who is a publisher, comic artist, video editor, and film nerd. We talk about the world of superhero films, what it's like to publish news centred on them, and James' thoughts on comic-related movies and film in general.Small-Screen News - And on Youtube.



    Geekosity - Pop Culture News.



    James on Twitter.



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    1 hr 45 min
  • My Heart Remembers – 160 – Tina Louise Baladi
    On this week's episode of My Heart Remembers we got the opportunity to chat with Tina Louise Balodi.We explored what it’s taken to do the personal work to get to the point of opening her business, Prana Boost and Prana Boost Parenting. We went on to discuss respecting our intuition and how it benefits our lives. But, most importantly, She offers us practical tips to a more peaceful mind.You can help us make more great podcasts by supporting our Patreon.
    1 hr 34 min
  • My Heart Remembers – 159 – Christmas Traditions
    Our traditions feel normal because we've always done them. Join Daxy and myself for a tea time chat about the seemingly odd Christmas traditions around the world. KFC is a must-have in Japan on Christmas! Spiders save Christmas! Bing Crosby is a zombie!You can help us make more great podcasts by supporting our Patreon.
    48 min
  • My Heart Remembers – 158 – I Want Candy
    On this week's tea time episode, Daxy and I have given in to eating only candy, forever. We dig into the history of candy, discover that it's actually medicinal, and talk about our favourites.



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    31 min
  • My Heart Remembers – 157 – Cameron Smith
    This week, we're joined by the absolutely lovely Cameron Smith. Cameron grows cannabis professionally, and is on a beautiful path through life, creating daily expressions of his curiosity and explorations.



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    1 hr 43 min

About My Heart Remembers

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My Heart Remembers is a unique podcast, hosted by Zena Hagerty, that explores our fundamental relationships with our culture, with each other, and with the mystically wonderful world in which we live.…