Recorded Conversations

In this episode, Cory interviews Danielle and asks "What the Facebook?"

On this episode, Danielle's husband returns and the couple introduces an agricultural concept that directly relates to understanding the need for diversity in experience. From agriculture to monoculture to monogamy and the erotic phenomenon. The couple discusses how one can support sex work while also holding to the notion that sex IS sacred. Danielle opines on the Liberal's lust affair with robotizing sex and the problematic approach to taking sex too seriously only when it has been violated. From there, Danielle and Cory discuss liberation within a monogamous relationship; exterior relationships, masturbating with the lights on, and blind-folded thrills. This is a revealing episode that touches on the need to disregard the conforming ideals that society tries to place over our relationships.  

In this episode, Seth Price, podcast host of Can I Say This at Church? joined the conversation.

On this episode, Danielle is joined by life and fitness coach Cordell Winrow. The conversation unfolds thoughts on how we receive obstacles as opportunities- as gifts, and realize that opposition and resistance are the quickest ways to growth. The conversation also includes Cordell sharing his experience with depression, suicide, and how he needed to change his internal messaging. The discussion continues as the two share their disciplinary experiences growing up, what post traumatic slave syndrome can do to a society of people, and how transformation as well as healing, is hard. Insta erections are bad, as well as insta reactions. 

Today, Danielle is joined again by her husband, Cory, and the couple discusses vulnerability.

Join the conversation: Access Denied or Granted: Do you let your partner have all the access or do you create safe parameters? The couple discusses another social media unscientific poll while also asking challenging questions:

In this episode, Danielle invites Will Rucker to the conversation. Today, they talk about the power of love, enlightenment, awakening, and why we are all one. Will shares his perspective on racism in our country, and why getting to the root of racism is more important than just diagnosing the symptoms. The conversation continues with discussions about the “eye for an eye” culture that we are still living in and why our violent language is contributing to division. Love is an action and a feeling, if it’s not both, it’s not love.

Once in a generation, a voice emerges that revolutionizes the world as we know it. Will Rucker is this generation's voice. As a voice of clarity in the midst of confusion and a light shining through cloudiness, Will "the Voice" Rucker offers the hope of love to a world in need.

Will brings together all faiths and all people, welcoming them into an experience with Divine Love which brings about radical transformation. During his Sunday Gatherings, classes, events and activities, he strives to awaken the love that dwells within us all.

Based on the teachings of Jesus and other revolutionary prophets; Will helps people of all backgrounds to release old thoughts and behavior patterns and open up to a new way of being created by "Love Beyond Belief".

You can connect with Will Rucker on social media or by visiting https://winningwithwill.com

In this episode, Danielle invites Perry Willis to join the conversation.  Today, they talk about extraterrestrial life, UFOs, and why the government is working so hard to keep everything hidden from the citizenry. Skeptics will appreciate the discussion on the Backfire Effect, and why understanding the cause of this effect can help us learn to think more critically about topics we are so eager to dismiss.

Perry Willis has worked as a professional libertarian for nearly 40 years. He was twice the National Director of the Libertarian National Committee. He worked on 5 Libertarian Party presidential campaigns, and managed 2 of them, including the Harry Browne campaign in 2000. He is the co-founder of Downsize DC and the Zero Aggression Project. He co-created the Read the Bills Act and the One Subject at a Time Act, both of which have been introduced in Congress. He publishes a blog, https://What-the-future-needs.com , and he is currently writing a book: How to Think About UFOs: My Journey from Skeptic to Believer.

On this episode, Danielle invites her husband Cory, back on to discuss the parameters of monogamous relationships. They try to define "intimacy" and explore why it is interpreted so distinctly different from person to person. Centered on a meme that inspired heavy discussion, Danielle and Cory discuss Danielle's infidelity and how adultery brought the couple closer together. Today, they agree—your partner cannot be your main source of connection. Your significant other is not your Amazon one-stop-shop for all of your needs to be met. 

Danielle's husband, Cory, joins the first episode to discuss marital pet peeves—those little annoyances that are nurtured like a pet. The couple also discusses presence and how it may differ for men and women. Or maybe it just differs between Danielle and her husband? 

In the first episode, Danielle introduces you to the concept of revitalizing the art of the conversation. What you can expect from the show.