Today, we revisit with Heather to dip our toes into the idea of Living and Dying. In this episode, Heather and I discuss death, empathy and intentional living. Can you live being too empathetic? What does it mean to live if we all will eventually die? Join us in conversation as Never Not Broken.

Intuition, Divination and Healing. Today, we sit down with Shailene, also known as the Moonwise Tarotist. Shailene is an intuitive, a Tarot and Oracle reader and healer from NY. In this episode, she walks us through the process of understanding how to get in touch with our own intuition. She then introduces us to the world of using Tarot and Oracle cards for our own healing and growth. Join us to learn in community with Shailene as Never Not Broken.

Taking a deep dive into some hard topics to navigate with Heather, a mom from Athens, GA. Mental Health Issues (Depression, Narcissistic Personality Disorders), parental obligations, addiction during childhood, family dynamics and hard realizations about relationships are our starting point. When do you give up on the expectations you hold for another person? Join us as we explore these topics and more in "The Answer is in asking the Question", our 3rd episode of Never not Broken.  *Please be aware- there are comments about addiction and suicide in this podcast*

In our 2nd episode, we continue talking with Susan Edwards, a plant medicinal healer and teacher of all things magical in Athens, GA.  We talk about what's the point of being broken, doors and keys, autoimmunity and what your body is telling you, subconscious writing, the meaning of experience, the Morphogenetic Field and more. With references to Ted Andrews, Wayne Dyer, Louise Hay, The Heart Math Institute, Caroline Myss, The Light Seers Tarot deck and Rupert Sheldrake.

Nice to meet you. Welcome to Never Not Broken. For our very first podcast, I am delighted and honored to sit with Susan Edwards, an incredible plant medicine healer, teacher of all things magical and a strong fierce Athenian spirit.  We dip our toes into the meaning of the Goddess Akhilandra, discuss vunerability, question the meaning of experience and continue in the conversation of women. Grab a chair, pour some tea and join us.