It's that time again, where we've entered a "new year," but not really, so we talk about that. It has become a theme over the last three years for us to weigh-in on how we feel about the BS that industries market to us on January 1st.

During a pandemic how can we bring compassion and mindfulness into our everyday. Ted Lasso might be her to save us all!

It's been awhile Rebelles...but with the current conditions in the world, we thought it would be a good time to say hello. Let's dive right back in and talk about how we are holding opposites and how nature and the seasons still remain, stronger than ever, our guiding light.

Did you know that Fall Equinox marks the end of the Wheel of the Year according to the Celts and that Samhain (AKA Halloween) marks the beginning of the Wheel of the Year? And that there is all this yumminess in between that we forget about as we transition from our year and a new season. Ya, we talk about all of this.

We catch up after a long break, and like two soul sisters connecting, this conversation takes us to many places. We share our thoughts on what this Summer felt like and what it brought for both of us; how we are both honouring and welcoming in the new Fall season. Of course this brings us to talking about sacred containers, religion, philosophy, spirituality, and Indian and Chinese medicine. Journey along with us.

We are back and unpacking a lot that is happening NOW: Black Moon (what the heck is that), Dark Moon, and Lammas (Summer is almost over). Join us as we share with you all what's been going on and the beauty and power of the moon.

We have paused for a while, almost 9 weeks. We have returned...for now talking about solstice, music, boundaries, and emotions.

First late night RMR recording where we talk about how life is NOT a hustle; rather it is about being aligned.

Our discussion revolves around cleansing and purifying ourselves and our space as we head into the dark and new moon phases.

In today's episode we begin to riff about feeling a sense of funk. Spring just sprung, but we might feel a little stuck in muddy water. We talk about the tendency to want to feel motivated, but what happens when maybe we don't. We also throw in some TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) about talk about the liver and gallbladder and how they relate to Spring.